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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
4
Local items report visits among Madison Sioux City LeMars and Akron residents. Births include a daughter born to Sorensen and Mohrmann families July 1927. July Fourth events feature safe celebrations, park dances, golf results, air mail letter arrival, and nearby funerals in Elk Point Sioux City.
Claude V. Larkin 80 prominent Hudson businessman disappeared after driving his Chevrolet to Sioux City last week. He mailed a storage ticket and asked cashiers to pay life insurance, saying he had made a failure of life. Police and radio hunted him with no clue. He was a longtime local pitcher and baseball team manager, wife and baby daughter in Sioux Falls with his sister-in-law.
The Lutheran church lists communion services at the South church at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with offerings for Lutheran Council relief, plus Sunday school times and North church services. Activities include Luther League events, Busy Bee Society meeting July 13, and Ladies Aid meeting July 12. A legion auxiliary picnic is announced with games, food, and social activities at Cleveland Park on July 14. Pleasant Hill A. B. Church notes Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with Ladies Aid meeting July 18.
Special Correspondence reports Mr and Mrs Abraham Miller and Mr and Mrs Clair Morehead motored to Lake Okoboji Sunday morning returning Monday evening. Visitors from Akron Le Mars Sioux City and 2-week Wisconsin lakes outing noted. Families picnicked at LeMars Harris Spirit Lake Chatsworth and nearby farms with several dinners and visits.
The church announces Sunday school next Sunday at 10 a.m. and Young People leagues at 7 20 p m. The Mission Society meets next Tuesday evening. The Fourth of July Wevik grove picnic drew good attendance day and night. Ruth Peterson of Flasher N D visits Edward Lewison home. DeLewis Stene suffered a minor accident at Wevik’s ball game July Fourth. Clara Ekren of Menno S D visits Sigrid Ekren. she plans to leave Wednesday. Mrs Fred Heyman was taken to Akron Hospital Monday for an operation around 9 a.m.
First Baptist Church outlines the Bible school plan with 10 am Bible school, 11 am worship, and an 8 pm union service at the Methodist church. The youth group takes a vacation month. The church reports decorated classrooms, a lawn party for Baptist youths from nearby towns, and upcoming social events. The Woman's Association event is July 13. The Vacation School closed with a program and handwork display, ninety pupils enrolled, daily average 76, with 42 perfect attendance. The annual Sunday school picnic is set for July 11 at Rivers Sioux.
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The Christian Church announces Bible school at 10 p m worship at 11 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m A union service will be held at the Methodist church in the evening with Rev MacMillan preaching The Friendship club plans a bake sale next Saturday at Rossman s store Dorcas Society offers its monthly supper Friday the 15th Adults 350 and 26¢ Cay children Membership by baptism recorded Miss Funk joined The Rev J C Davis minister.
Hudsonites report Milwaukee railroad has reduced morning and evening passenger service to Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Only one passenger daily each way remains, with trains at 11 a.m. and 2 12 p.m. Buses now carry evening papers from Sioux City, prompting concerns the rail line is losing local patronage. Residents urge a plan to retain riders as service curtailment displeases towns along the route.
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