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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

4

Millnerville Mention Highlights Local Happenings

Special Correspondence catalogs a flood of rural activity from Millnerville. Ray Lawrence sold tee tools to dance pavilion operators, farmers harvested ice from Sioux River, and Clyde James marketed hogs in Sioux City. Milners chased straw on slippery roads while other residents sold cattle, visited Sioux City, drafted neighbors, or planned thrift drives and postwar efforts. A baby died, a hog sale drew crowds, and schooling and civic events filled the week with notes on births, travel to Ames, and community updates.

Millnerville Ray Lawrence Sioux River Bert Cecilh Westfield Conway Farm Clyde James Sioux City W. B R. H. Milner South Dakota Mrs. Cramer Minneapoli Charlie Johnson Ralph Hathaway Oscar Carlson Phil Tracy Milnerville Limpry Hinton Slim Durac-Jersey James Conway Leonard Akron Airs N. R. Knapp Ward Terberg Ik Point Homer Powers Mblette

Union Orere News Special Correspondence

There will be service next Sunday at the Lutheran church. Mrs Lew will entertain the Ladies' Aid next Tuesday afternoon February 3. The August Anderson sale will be held on Wednesday February 6. Mr and Mrs 5 Gassman of Akron and their daughter Miss L. M. Frie visited at the Selbergs last Thursday. Chissman visit the home of their daughter Mrs Grieson. The H Gassman, L Ericson, August Anderson and Manning young people formed a high-spirited party Life Said and spent the evening at Park Lane Farm. Miss Gillian Nyquist returned to Sioux City last Tuesday after spending Valentine's at the Selberg home. Mr and Mrs Wm Manning were Sioux City visitors on Tuesday. W C Olson of Hettinger, N. Dak. was in the home of his sister Mrs Lewis Hly. Fr Gassman left last Wednesday for Austin Texas where his brother-in-law L G Messsan is spending the winter.

Union Orere Lutheran Church Lew Ladies' Aid Anderson 5. Gassman Akron Stirs L. M. Frie Hand Mes. Chissman Grieson H. Gassman L. &. Ericson August Anderson Manning Hiohsleigh Parle Lane Farm Gillian Nyquist Sioux City Valentin Selberg Wm. Manning Hest W. C Westfield Werite-Ups Gera Beaulieu Gant Bros Russell Westfield T. J. Martin Hawarden Henry Mohr Muscada Wis C. Mohr PP. Mills Blanche Steaulieu Gladys Mills Saturda B.C. Mote Theodore J. R. Conway Conway Wa Butler Agnes Burke Lioux City Tschample Hummel Hattie Johnson Woodburn Iowa Blanche Beaulieu Ity Frank Mills LeMars M.A. King J. Martin Feltis Gen Fidith Gilley U. So Vermillion Asa Martin Melbourne

Westfield Notes on Local Personalities and Events

Special Correspondence from Westfield highlights residents visiting Hawarden Sioux City and Vermillion, with reunions and travels. Russell Conway, serving near France on a submarine chaser, is remembered fondly by his Westfield connections. Also noted are church socials, hog sales, and misprints corrected from last week.

Local notes from Chatsworth and area events

Chatsworth Chat reports Mrs H D Mohr of Muscoda Wisconsin formerly here visiting friends at the start of the war. Nielson sale drew a good crowd. A Masquerade ball scheduled for Friday was postponed one week due to storms and cold. William Patrick traveled to Akron Wednesday. Geo Tygret returned from Kansas City. Raymond Henry left the bank for a position at First National Hawarden. Mrs Guimmer visited relatives in Sioux Falls over the weekend. Duane Bennett of Hawarden stayed with his grandparents Wednesday. Gee Schafer and daughter rode to Akron Wednesday. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors held a joint installation with a few invited guests. Progressive Five Hundred played and a fine lunch followed. pleasant evening.

Chatsworth H. D. Mohr Muscoda Wis Akron Geo. Tygret Kansas City Raymond Henry Mrnday First National Bank Hawarden Guimmer Sioux Falls Duane Bennett D. K. Bennett Gee Schafer

More Food Restrictions Add Porkless and Wheatless Days

The Food Administration issues anew card urging strict meatless and wheatless rules, adds a porkless day, promotes a three pounds per person monthly sugar allotment, and condemns hoarding as selfish and price-raising. It warns that wasteful eating harms health and national effort, urging adherence to reduced meat fats and sugars.

Card Farm United States Food Administration of Propagandia Food Administration United States Oud

Four Minute Men in Plymouth Organize for Nation

The Four Minute Men form a volunteer speaking group begun in June 1917 to aid government outreach. As a division of the Committee on Public Information, created by an executive order of President Wilson, the corps operates under William McCormick Neir with headquarters in Washington, D.C., and has state by state organization.

Our Minute Men Natinas Four Minute Men Committee On Public Information United States Wilson Tyne William McCormicknair Washington, D.C

Four Minute Men Organization Expands In Iowa Counties

The state chairman outlines county chairs to enroll speakers loyal to the government. Four Minute Men will present official messages to the public and receive bulletins from Washington. The program includes co operation from motion picture theatres while not disrupting regular schedules. Attorney H S Martin of LeMars is named county chairman for Plymouth County to start immediate organization. The effort will be permanent during the war.

Iso United States Washington Four Minute Men Iowa H. $. Martin LeMars I Wymouth

Administrator's Notice of Estate of George C Rembe

On January 8 1918 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed J A Thomson administrator of the estate of George C Rembe deceased. Creditors must file claims with the court and debtors pay the administrator. Attorneys Snell Randall Hawarden Minnesota, or Hawarden Iowa, for the estate.

District Court Plymouth County Iowa George C. Rembe J. A. Thnson Snell & Randall Hawarden

Church of Christ Services Announced by Pastor Dorkeben

The Church of Christ lists regular Sunday services with Bible readings and communion at 11 a.m. and evening sermons. Pastor L. M. Dorkeben leads prayers at 8 p.m. and a sermon at 7:20 p.m. on the schedule.

Church OF Christ Services Dorkeben

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