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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
4
Mrs Beaulieu and daughter attend gatherings in Westfield and nearby towns with names including Vasil Jb koe and Suellurl. Residents travel for visits, surgeries at St Josephs, and attend a masquerade ball at the opera house. Musicians teach at West Hotel while families travel from Akron, Craig, and Spencer to visit relatives and attend services.
Special correspondence from Ruble reports Francis Kallsen recovering from measles while Myrten Gable hosts sister Maggie Bothen of LeMars for a brief visit. Emer and mil Klemme visit, Edith Klemme plans extended stay, and Blain e Root with Minnie Strader visit Art Gable. John Gale hosts a Friday dance. Cattle shipments by Folkert, Smith, and Henry Nanneu depart Brunsville for Sioux City. Mrs Vanetty visits Frank Jeffersome with son Pearl. Peter Molten builds an ice house after hauling Sioux River ice. Laurens native visits. Dick Bolton’s misfortune earns local chatter.
Mrs Wai Patrick left Friday for a trip to Ord Nebraska. Hugh Page and family from Hot Springs South Dakota visited the Patrick home last week. Mrs LR Crowell and daughter Georgia visited in Sioux City the first of the week. Hazel Crowsi returned to her home in Sioux City Saturday. Arthur Ward left Monday for Michigan. Mrs Addie Dow and Mrs Anson Goss are visiting in Elk Point this week. Mrs CG L Roland and daughter Helen were over Sunday visitors in Canton. Mrs Wallace Howie and Mrs Cronin and daughters went to Sioux City Friday returning Saturday. L A Dailey was in Hawarden between trains Saturday. The MWA Camp gave a basket social and dance at the opera house Wednesday evening. About forty baskets were sold raising around $80. A large crowd and a fine time was had. D K Bennett was a passenger to Sioux City Tuesday afternoon to attend a meeting of the Consistory bodies. D K Bennett and wife Mrs H D Mohr and Mrs H J Schumacher agreed to Hawarden Saturday afternoon.
Regular church service at Union Creek Lutheran next Sunday at 12 o clock a m. A long list of social visits, interfaith meetings, and local travel is recorded, including members and guests from Beresford Alcester Ida Grove and Spirit Lake. A serious runaway injured Mrs Johnson while Mr Johnson survived with injuries. other locals visited, hosted, or planned meetings through midweek.
Neighborhood farmers gathered seed corn before frost with Joe Miller among them noting corn averaged about seven percent. Fred Peterson of Sioux City visits daughter Mrs Emil Olson. August Anderson visits Akron and Godfrey Davidson. I T Ericson adds a two hot water plant to his home. Heglin family reports the death of Fred Heglin's mother at Dalesburg. funeral at Dalesburg Lutheran church led by Rev C H Nelson. Adolph Carlson also passed away last week, a pioneer and neighbor, leaving his family in mourning.
Chas Green reports a southern visit with good aleighing. Pete Braun called to LeMars by his father’s illness. Neva and Blanche Stinton recover from serious illness. Mrs Anna Greene and Wisie visit Wall Spiss family over Sunday. Ruth Johnson ill in Merrill and Ruth Johnson’s parental home visit. Charlie Fletcher returns from Morrison Illinois. Mumps circulates locally. W M Parker visits Ponca Nebraska. F M Boyd travels to Glenwood Iowa due to mother’s illness and death.
Knox Presbyterian boys eye Sunnyside clash as Ernest Kinney may return to high school work. Millnerville residents travel to Sioux City, Castfornia plans loom, and local stores change hands. Families visit, sales prep, and routine trips mark a busy period in Millnerville and surrounding towns.
The notice invites all ages to Bible school at 10 a.m. and church services at 11. A monthly board meeting is planned for next Lord's Day afternoon with all board members expected by 2:30. Evening services feature a play titled An Endeavorer's Dream led by C H. a. Minister Roy Crocker urges attendance.
Local brief records a Monday night dance at the opera house led by Ye Old-Time event. Mentions W H Wahl returning from Carroll Iowa and Father C K Hurley returning from Harly for a funeral. W O W Camp held officers and 14 initiates with a banquet. R J McVeiker buys Vermillion store and plans to close Akron Wynot Neb West ventures. Commercial club cancels banquet in favor of a smoker. Weather turns windy with snow flurries, forecasts real winter in February, groundhog may send pointer Sunday.
George Waruaing and Miss Freda Thiel wed January 29 1913 at 3 pm in Akron German Lutheran Church with Rev I Meske officiating Bridesmaids Amelia Thiel Frances Maske Groomsmen Fred Thiel Sam Bitterbush Bride wore silver gray mesaline silk carried roses After a 6 oclock dinner the couple will reside on Jurgen Willer farm Westfield township Parents Chas Toben of Westfield Neb groom works in area Mrs Warnsing and Ben Thiel traveled from Tildred Neb for the wedding Also Moville party reports Charles Perrin and Hannah Wallin married in Sioux City Jan 23 They will live on bride’s farm nine miles NW of Akron Perrin a Wolf Creek pioneer previously lived near Moville on Van Norman homestead sold recently
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A Sioux City notice outlines a February 6 start for a series of articles by J. B. McElligot on telephones and electric light, promising investigations into dubious practices and who profits from deals. It notes a fraud awareness aim and offers information on machinery, water power, and related purchases, with an advertisement for dry cleaning and laundry services by Styles & Montagne as Hamilton Soft Water agents.
Auction notice announces sale of Lots 11 and 12, Block 6 across from I Spittle’s residence, 314 blocks from town business portion. Administrators H W Fields and Aug Papritz noted for estate settlement. Delaval separator repairs offered at Akron Creamery. Regular Corps meeting set for Saturday February 1 at 2 40 PM.
To be a Christian one must follow Jesus and derive our standard from Him. Jesus urged denying self and taking up one’s cross. If one lacks the spirit of Christ, he is none of His. Services Sunday at 10:45 and 7:30, Sunday school at noon, Epworth League at 6:46, Mid-week Thursday 7:30.
The Baptist church schedules Sunday services at 10 45 morning with a worship sermon by the pastor and communion at close Bible school at noon Y P U at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 Sunday. Friday Saturday and Sunday February 7 8 and 9 a Bible School Institute will be held directed by Prof Jay A Lapham of Des Moines A welcome awaits you Minister D Wesley Fletcher
The public is invited to a farewell reception for Dr H H Culey and family at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening February 4 from 7 30 to 11 00. Friends are wished health and success in their new home in the state of frust and flowers. Pystor and Committee announce the event. Also note typewriter paper and ribbons for sale at the Regis ter Tribune.
The Iowa Association of Southern California extends cordial invitation to Towans for the Srevt annual all day reunion and picnic at Dunstlake Park Los Angeles on February 22 1918 with a postponed date to March 1. Guests are urged to bring an old fashioned Iowa picnic dinner and invite friends. Publicity notes include county registration plans for Iowa and state college headquarters with enrollment books kept by county.
If the paycel post, as now in operation, is satisfactory for handling the business, the question arises why the government cannot manage all express business. The piece foresees implications for telegraph, telephone, and railroads.
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