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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

2

Westfield Notes Brighten Week With Visits and Games

Special correspondence details attendances at Ladies Aid meetings, social visits by residents including Mrs. Spaulding and Miss Francis, and plans for July 14 gatherings. Local ball team extends win streak with 12 to 2 victory over Elk Point and a 1 to 0 close win vs Jefferson on July 4. Various residents and guests linked to Sioux City, Akron, Hawarden, and Spink areas attend picnics, visits, and church guild events.

Westfield Norton Tlirseh Sioux City Mary Tracy Faye Francis Storm Lake Dave Cassel Miss Francis Vimmie Yonson Stevens S. D LeMars D. F. Connolly M. P. Spaulding M. W. Conway Dale Hunter E. H. Spaulding, Jr Bernice Boyd Baby Frank Kirsch I. O. Geisel Joe Mullin Leonard Jensen Joe Kafka Wm. Seyler Bert McGuire Elk Point Ralph Smith Jackie McGlaughlin Philip van Vieck Edward Doyle Marie Trautt Akron Dorothy Callahan Gertrude Seyler Sylvester Conway Hawarden St. Catharine’s Guild

Chatsworth News Bright Fourth Celebrations and Visits

Special correspondence notes the Dalgliesh and Vanderham families taking lunch to Nap Laumoureux near Sioux City for the Fourth. Shirley Green cut her wrist, treated in Ireton with stitches, and is recovering. Omaha visitors Karl Specht and family hosted a party for relatives. Various neighbors hosted and visited, with Mrs. Dalgliesh, Mrs. Schuster, and others traveling or hosting gatherings. The G I Van Allen party, and the Hendricks family updates. Mrs. Manda Hendricks returned from Chicago after a month away.

Dalgliesh JL. L. Schumacher Roy Vanderham Nap Laumoureux Sioux City Shirley Green Ireton Karl Specht Omaha Specht H. B. Dalgliesh David Schuster Schafer Red Jensen Telle Fourche S. D Charles Hendricks Akron Hank Frerichs Grandma Jensen

Akron Township Financial Report for Year Ending 1992

The Independent School District of Akron Plymouth County Town reports financials for the year ending June 30 1992 with General Fund on hand 4 828.06 General fund tax levy 20 192 838 Semi annual apportionment 1 627.97 School House Fund total 8 163 16 and current year receipts 1 463.01 Disbursements 28 400.73 Balance on hand this report 7 891.24 List of payments includes Akron Lumber Co and numerous suppliers such as Brown Carlson Cobb Circle and Funk Wagnalls with total disbursements 28 400 78.

Independent School District of Akron County of Plymouth Town Sseser W. Cc. Anderson & Sons Akron Lumber Co Akron Truck Co A. G. Adams Jack Anderson Bal American Book Co L. AnNfInSon Ray C. Brown Brown & Carlson, Stoker Ross Booth Reneanes Charles Caskey Cotton Goods Supply Co Cobb & Greenleaf Cummins J. TL. Clayton Eeeesions Circle Specialties Co J. B. Cunningham & Son Churchill Mfg. Co Dirks Motor Co EB. W. Durphy John K. Erickson Educational Music Bureau Wayne Everett Farmers Grain Co Funk & Wagnalls Co Town Gale Klipto Loose Leaf Co Klauer Bros Enka Be G. H. Lias Fed Harold Lunde A. W. Lundberg A. Langhout James Myers Ceees Eens Metropolitan Supply Co Guy Morehead J. G. Mowers Ccaeeeet Howard McCorkell Manual Training Dept Seymour Laundry W. E. Mellen A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co McClain Co M. V. Smith Northwestern Bell Tel. Co Opera House M. J. Puhl Etter George C. Pullman Rhodes & Williams School Necessities Co Science Publishers, Inc Sioux Falls Book & St’y Co TD. C. Strong Ole Sitkebakken School Form Publishing Co Charles Scribner's Song Silverberg Bros. Co Town of Akron Seecaeee E. QO Thorson the Orcutt Co The Little Grocery Iowa News Co Imperial Brass Mfg. Co Brownell Co Thos, Moulding Floor Co State Historical Society of Towr Am. School & University Akron Variety Store G. M. Cor Akron Register- Tribune John C. Winston Co Salem Tool Co C. W. Morford Leslie TW. Grant Eee Dorothy Lee Seeve Willis Music Co Forest Greenwood Clarence J. Palmer Kathryn A. Kooreman Severe Margaret Quirin Mary Reidy c Oleae Beatrice Larson Irma Johnson Ada Roseland Frances Rawson Dorothy C. Beatty Bess KR. Greenwood T.A. Underwood Typewriter Co P. B. Vanderbeek Westfield Two, School Webster Publishing Co W. M. Welch Mfg. Co

Union Creek News brief highlights July events and visitors

Services at Union Creek Sunday evening commending at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Larson and Miss Hannah Solberg returned from Hawarden after July 4th with friends. Johnsons, Hultgren, and Vick families hosted dinners and visits. several residents traveled to Sioux City and Alcester for events. Amy Anderson visited Beresford. district Luthor League delegates from Union Creek attended Alcester convention. Lenore Boden visits during nurse training at St. Joseph's in Sioux City.

Union Creek Union Creek Durch Mary Larson Hannah Solberg Hawarden Gust. Johnson and Sons Elmer Hultgren Walfrid Torslund Wisner Nebr J. Westin Lawrence Ericson Audrey Clifford Johnson John Hultgren Dennis Dorothy Hultgren Doyle Vick Anna Johnson Imogene Russell Johnson C. V. Boden Eric Widmark Sioux City Amy Anderson Beresford Vera Seeley Wilma Ericson Marion Hultgren Willie Huebner Union Creek Luthor League Alcester Lenore Boden St. Joseph's Hospital

Akron Visit Sparks Local Society Elections

Miss Joy Morehead spent the past week visiting relatives in Akron. The Christian Endeavor Society held election of officers Sunday evening. Those elected were as follows: President, Mrs. Thos Dreeszen, vice president.

U B District Meet Attendees Return Home From Ralston

Dent, Mrs Hiverett Orr, secretary Stan ley King, treasurer, Clark Tindall, pianist, Eva Gabel, Rev N A Hollingshead and Milton Gabel attended the U B district meet held at Ralston last Tuesday. They returned home Wednesday. Miss Opal Gabel came home from Storm Lake Friday evening and stayed over the Fourth. Mr and Mrs J W Baker and children Darrell and Darlene of Winner SD spent Monday in the W W Zellers home. Mr and Mrs Paul Steel and daughter Joan visited relatives in Akron Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bertsel Brown and Mr and Mrs Wm Bohlen drove to Hawarden Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Milton Gabel and daughters and Mr and Mrs Paul Steel drove to Sheldon IA Monday and spent the day there.

W. W. Zellers Paul Steel Joan Akron Bertsel Brown Wm. Bohlen Hawarden Milton Gabel Sheldon

Garland News Items Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

Special Garland correspondence reports numerous social visits and family gatherings. Mrs. Wesley Heeren and sons hosted at the Hannah Sellberg home. families including the Baum, Swanson, Fickbohm, Hamilton, and Lewison households shared time at various neighbors and relatives. Verifications include birthday celebrations for Lavon Heyl and visits by Elmer Hultgren and Nathan.

Wesley Heeren and Sons Hannah Sellberg Lloyd Baum Wayne Stanley Swanson Miriam Fricson Wesley Heeren Albert Lewisons Walter Fickbohm Ralph Ficckbohm Elmer Anderson Carrie Baum Marie Ed. Lewison Carrol Flamiston and Sons Dick Hamilton Elmer Hultgren Nathan Levert Sommervold Marvin Lillian Ind. Lewison’s Henry Cramer Jusus Mike Hultgren Ball Bros August Swansons Alfred Swanson John Eden Albert Lewison Marlys Lewison Mildred Daisy Strong Vergine Lois Heyl Lavon Heyl Lavon Lizzie Miller

1932 Motor Safety Totals for Iowa Drivers

A weekly safety article prepared by Dr. A R Lauer of Iowa State College for the American Legion State Highway Safety Council notes 650 killed in 1930 and 683 in 1931, with the 1932 total rising for motorists.

A. R. Lauer Iowan State College American Legion’s State Highway Safety Council

Defect in Vision Warns About Car Hazards

A grave injury case prompts warning about tubular vision and restricted fields. A nurse or doctor notes that thirty people are injured for every fatality in U S automobile incidents and explains how a driver may miss an approaching interurban car despite looking straight ahead. The husband describes the accident site and the need to test one’s side vision.

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