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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

4

Milnerville News Highlights Family Visits and Local Events

Special correspondence from Milnerville notes Mrs A R Whitney visiting daughter Mrs N R B Knapp then returning near Moreland Kansas. Families from Savannah Illinois and Sioux City join Fourth of July events. a son’s body arriving from New York expected for a military funeral. war services planned at Adaville church. Local travels, hospital checkups, prize wins, road work, a fatal accident on Broken Kettle road, and community meetings fill the scene as residents attend Chautauqua and mark summer activities.

John New York City Adaville Church Dona Allard Oriie Sioux City Aage Dybdahl Walter Hathaway Mr. Barton Henry John Hathaway Val Teometer Near Merril Carl Lindgren Bobby Ruth Lindgren Bure Sioux Talls Eugene John Vitaline Adams Napoleon Oscar Orrie Lillian Ivonne Allard Cyril Montagne James Kuta Hiversioux Ernest Jolin Eugene Jolin Woodlawn Park Murle Howard Milner Pavlik Cramer Paul Wilson Claudis Pike Akron August Hauser Milnerville Mr. Murphy Broken Kettle Road Milner LeMars Ralph Dennis Bellen Waylot Ford Ezra Brouillette W. M. Pike Vincent Conway N. R. Knapp Eugene Jotin A. L. Milner

Ruble Items Memorials And July Celebrations In Ruble

Special Correspondent reports Ferdinand Marbach died Saturday at 1 p.m. Funeral services were held in Akron Baptist church led by Rev. W. S. Prewitt. Around Ruble Fourth of July picnics, visits from Mrs. Jeffers and in laws, and attendance at Hawarden and River Sioux Park celebrations noted. George Muehlmann buys a Chevrolet. several residents travel from Spink and Wolsey to join relatives.

Marbach LeMars Ferdinand Marbach Beeley Ruble Akron Baptist Church W. S. Prewitt Frank Jeffers Alfred Jemme Schluter Wolsey Perdinand Marbach

Westfield Notes Include Visits And Baseball Victory

Miss Florence Main stayed at the C. E. B. LaGrave home in Sioux Falls while Miss Hattie Johnson of Fort Dodge visited Cassel and Felds. Ethan residents, families Tobey and Clements, occupy a Riversiaux park cotage. Congregationalists vote to drop evening service in hot weather. Visitors and locals attend summer school and picnics. A double-header at Riversioux park ends Westfield wins 6–0 and 6–1.

Westfield Florence Main C. EB. LaGrave Sioux Falls Hattie Johnson Fort Dodge Cassel Felds Fred Tobey Alfred Clements L. Tobey Ethan Riversiaux Park Congregational Church Opal Bliss Fay Shearer Clare Lily Morningside Ald Buchter Grove Grover Rollins Webb Vanderburgh Alina Steeling Sacramento John Conway and Son Dell Rapids S. C Edith Mertin Akron Walter Dean H. H. Chapman Sioux City Mr. Chapman Masters Carl and Warry Chapman G. Grosma Baby Ray Smith Sanford T. J. Conway Leeds Ladies’ Aid Thos. Warren

Union Creek Lutheran church to hold services next Sunday

Union Creek residents plan forenoon communion and evening English service at the Union Creek Lutheran church. Visiting guests include Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Andrew Hampuson from Sioux City. Local social events feature Chautauqua attendance, picnics on Park Lane Farm, and a Luther League gathering at Michael Hultgren’s home next Wednesday.

Union Creek Union Creek Lutheran Church John Larson Andrew Hampuson Sioux City John Selzberg Hampuson Martin. Johnson Josie Bengtson Tillie Bengtson Margaret Gassman Tillie Fredell Mabel Peterson Lawrence Ericson Alfred Peterson Wm. Ericson C. E. Johnson Hawarden Evelyn Ericson Irene Bly Akron Park Lane Farm Luther League Michael Hultgren

First Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule

Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. sermon on turning spare moments to golden opportunities. C E society at 7 p.m. lecture at 8 p.m. subject the ideal wife and mother. Special music at all services. Six baptisms noted. Bible club discussion Thursday July 15 on The Lodge and the Church. Lively discussions expected. all church members and families urged to attend all services Sunday.

Bible School

Pastor Salary Boost and Vacation Granted at Alton Church

The Christian church official board informed Rev and Mrs Emanuel of a second salary increase since they began work in Alton. They also granted the couple a one month vacation.

Emanuel The Christian Church Alton

Bids Sought to Repair Eight ISD Port Jiund School Houses

Notice invites bids to repair and repeal eight Port Jiund Independent School District school houses. Bids due by noon Saturday July 31 1920. Inquiries to Farmers Elevator office. R H Pollock president B A N Williams secretary. Try a Want Ad for quick results.

Port~ Jiund Farmers Elevator Office R. H R. Pollock B. A. N. Williams

Married couples wed in Sioux City and Mitchell in 1920

Roy Page and Misa Ruth Weldon of this city were married in Sioux City on July 1 1920 by Justice H I Brouillette. The bride is daughter of Reg Weldon east of Lown. The groom worked on local farms before and after WWI service. The couple plan to make a home locally with congratulations from friends. Also, D C Morris of Des Moines and Lillian Brown of Artesian united in marriage at Mitchell SD on June 30 1920. The bride daughter of Marvin Tyrown of Artesian and former operator in the local telephone exchange. The groom formerly managed the Town Telephone Co here and later moved to Des Moines for a hotel clerking job. They left for Des Moines to reside.

Roy Page Misa Ruth Weldon Sioux City Justice H. I. Brouillette Regs Weldon Lown D. C. Morris Des Moines Lillian Brown Artesian Mitchell, &S Mrs. Morris

Notice to Cut Weeds in Fortland Township

All property owners must cut weeds along highways by July 15 and September 16. Failure to comply after these dates will incur penalties. By order of Township Trustees, Isaac Harris, Clerk.

Fortland Township Isaac Harris

Warning to Parents About Akron Sand Pit Drowning Risk

Akron Sand and Gravel Co warns parents to keep children away from the sandpit area citing 25 feet of water and danger. The firm states it will not be responsible for drownings or accidents and will prosecute trespassers. G. T. Smith, manager.

Akron Sand & Gravel CQ G. T. Smith

Immanuel Luth Church Service Schedule

Services announced for Sunday July 14 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. English preaching at 11 a.m. and again at 7 p.m. Ladies Aid gathering in church parlor Thursday afternoon July 16 hosted by Mrs Swanson, Pastor Linderlad listed.

Swanson Linderlad

Card of Thanks for Ferdinand Marbach

We thank relatives neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Ferdinand Marbach. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings from Maidie Marbach and Family.

Ferdinand Marbach Maidie Marbach

Prices Not Declining in Manufacturing Districts

Industry observers note no anticipated price drops for at least a year as wholesale costs rise. Rail strikes and higher transport charges worsen the outlook while buyers stockpile staple goods such as apparel and footwear to hedge against future scarcity and higher prices.

Dudley

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