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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

8

Union Creek News brief notices and obituaries

Sunday worship and Sunday school times at Union Creek Church plus a Ladies Aid meeting, an August 7 church picnic, and catechetical instruction for confirmation age. Multiple local visits, travels, and funeral notices for Mrs. Peter Shoulberg, age 89, include relatives in Akron and Union Creek. Kenneth Hultgren leaves for treatment in Custer, Dakota Territory.

Union Creek News Ladies’ Aid Luther Hall Union Creek Allie Gassman Hannah Sellberg Teckla Anderson Albert Anderson Kenneth Hultgren Rorhester Minn Hlmer Hultgren Jay Sykes Peter Shoulberg Akron Hospital Akron W. Fredell Fredell Henning Bertil Shhoulberg Union Creek Church Rev Svenson Johnson Hannah Selberg Teekla Anderson John Peterson Spink Wayne Waterman Wayne Sioux City Robert Knockson Richard Wm. Brieson Albin” Trotzig Howard H. R. Anderson Gunnard Fredell Arduson Shoulberg Norma. Anderson Emil Fredell Lloyd Fickbohm George Fickbohm Albin Trotzig Joe Lambert Lee Stoutenburg Join Fredell Wim. Ericson Esther Largon Sellberg Custer, D

Buffet Party for New Medico Henry E Malmgren in Berkeley

A buffet dinner was given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malmgren of Oakland to honor their nephew Dr. Jackson Rhoden who recently earned his degrees at Georgetown Medical School. Thirty six relatives attended from Berkeley Oakland San Jose San Francisco and Sacramento. Dr Rhoden was presented a marble desk set at the event which featured tables decorated with chiffon daisies.

Henry E. Malmgren Oakland Calif Sioux Valley Township Union County D. D Senda Berkeley Daily Gazette Henry Malmgren Santa Clara Ave Jackson Rhoden Rhoden Georgetown University Medical School Washington, D. C Sacramento San Jose San Francisco Mesars Mesdames William Rhoden Ed. Bergquest A. Bergquest Danielson R. Anderson M. Blackman J. R. Fryck

Legacy tax drives Herbert toward marriage and home

Herbert Polke discovers a tax on Henry Arndt's estate exceeds the intended thousand dollar legacy. Rita, Adolph Getz's sister, consoles him as memories surface. In court, Polke agrees to take a mere thousand while Philip demands more, and Herbert proposes Rita as his wife to secure a home and restitution.

Erbert Polke Adolph Getz Rita Adolph Herbert Henry Arndt Philip Henry Tia Philip Arndt Herbert Polke Polke Arndt Fudge Dedham

Knighted American Spahi Hero Returns to Chicago Lab Life

Marius Van de Weghe, a Chicago soap company chemist and head of a family, once served as a Moroccan army spahi. He earned a sultan's knighthood after rescuing his slain commander’s body under fire during a fierce engagement, risking his life to prevent enemies from desecrating the corpse. He now speaks of his deed with quiet astonishment.

Marius van de Weghe Chicago Marius Igan Quissam Alaouite Cherifien Morocco van de Weghe Aspahi

Legion and Auxiliary Notes Install New Officers at Hoschler Post

The Hoschler Post Auxiliary met July 1 at the Legion Tall with Mrs. Helen Adams leading the installation of officers: Neva Pollock president Ruth Larsen first vice president Olive Brundeen second vice president Nattie Anderson secretary Edna Gale treasurer Anna Flasenbank chaplain Viola Gale historian Minnie Johnson sergeant at arms and executive board Cecelia Lucken Matio Halvorsen and Marguerite Kennedy. Committees named include Color Beavers Grace Weber Mildred Lake Music Olive Burrill Parliamentarian Sara Arlin Americanism Lois Nelson Legislation Anna Trautt Junior Activities Marguerite Kennedy Child Welfare and Education Helen Adams Poppy and Memorial Ruth Larsen Rehabilitation Edna Gale Clara Ziegler Alta Hummel Anne Gale Trophies and Awards Yettui Wetzeler Publicity and Radio Helga Jom National Defense Caroline Kerr Finance Anna Reemis and Margaret Stoutenburg Community Service Unit Activities Olive Brondeen Anna Hasenbank Ruth Willer Viola Gale Bess Foley Membership Creelia Lucken Unit President Neva Pollock.

Legion and Auxiliary Hoschler Post Legion Tall Helen Adams Neva Pollock Ruth Lar Olive Brundeen Nattie Anderson Edna Gale Anna Flasenbank Viola Gale Minnie Johnson Cecelia Lucken Matio Halvorsen Marguerite Kennedy Color Beavers Grace Weber Mildred Lake Olive Burrill Sara Arlin Lois Nelson Anna Trautt Poppy Ruth Larson National Defense Caroline Kerr Anna Reemis Margaret Stoutenburg Olive Brondeen Anna Hasenbank Ruth Willer Bess Foley Creelia Lucken

Local Union Names Delegates to State Convention

The unit elected one delegate and Bess Foley as alternate to the State convention to be held in Marshalltown on August 6 and 7. Retiring Unit President Celia Lueken received a Past President’s pin. Read Akron merchant advertisements in the Register-Tribune to save money at home.

Bess Foley Marshalltown Auguat Cecelia Lueken Akron Register-Tribune

Prince of Trinidad James Harden Hickey ruled island with crabs

An American, James Harden Hickey, and his wife claimed the isle of Trinidad as a personal kingdom in 1894 ruling over crabs birds and snakes. British warship Barracouta ended their reign in 1895 removing them from power. He previously published Le Triboulet in Paris and faced expulsion in 1880. He died by his own hand in El Paso in 1898.

Trinidad James I Prince OF Standard Oil Company James Harden-Hickey Brazil South Atlantic Barracouta James Hardeén-Hickey le Triboulet Paris el Paso Texas James Harden- Hickey Western Newspaper Union

Audacious Stobo Seizes French Vessels Across River

The colonial era daring tale centers on Robert Stobo who escaped a Quebec cell and, with three companions, paddled up the St. Lawrence. He surprised a landing party, forced 18 French aboard, then fired on a second vessel, binding two captures into a single audacious mission.

Houpint Sergeant York Robert Stobo Stobo Washington Quebec St. Lawrence

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