02 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
1
The Register-Tribune publishes subscription rates for 1 year at $2, 6 months at $1, and 3 months at 50 cents. It states publication every Thursday in Akron and Town and notes entry at the post office as second-class mail matter dated Sept. 26, 1901.
Westfield notes include visitors from Denver and Yankton, local moves and remodels by the Hummel family, and funeral services for Thos. Hanes. Reports cover travels to Muscatine and Mapleton, Smiths visiting relatives, and community events such as club meetings, ball games, and a public insect bait demonstration. Concludes with tragedy of Mrs. Vance Hunter, other burials, and social news across Plymouth county.
Arch Lilly and family from Ogden Utah are headed to Yellowstone Park for a summer vacation. Heath family members in Milnerville report the death of Uncle C R Heath after a yearlong illness. The funeral was conducted in Sioux City Tuesday morning.
A Sunday June 28 picnic at the Jack Wilken home honored Mrs John Koch with many attendees from Coleridge Akron Chatsworth Brunsville and surrounding areas. Family groups gathered including Dirks Milbrodt Koch Ga bel and Tapper households along with callers from Henry Buehre and Barth Miller homes. Dorothy Tapper visits Elden Kallsen while Henry W Johnson of Akron stopped by the Marbach home.
Daughters of Harris Iowa visited Saturday at the Emery Klemme home with other relatives for a few days last week. Mr and Mrs August Klemme of Akron visited Sunday at Mrs Anna Klemme home. Alfred Klemme Albert Bubs and Jack Koplin and son Tilden have been on a week long vacation in northern Wisconsin and will also visit Koplin's parents in that vicinity.
A brief line notes readers should search for a wanted item listing in the Register-Tribune ads section. The notice implies readers can locate a specific inquiry or offer by scanning the newspaper’s classified pages for a want-ad.
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