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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
2
Public notice for RAY A. SMITH published in the Register-Tribune Akron Iowa. Paper is issued every Thursday and entered as second class mail September 28 1901.
Special Correspondence reports Homecoming Sunday at Adaville A B church with district bishop preaching and basket dinner. Visitors from nearby churches joined, special music provided, and the day featured a full afternoon service. Milnerville notices include travels, market reports, floods, and community events across Hancock and Sioux City areas.
The season brings drought relief and a draft-related setback as Howard Milner's son, rejected again at Fort Snelling, returns home classified P. In Sioux City, Mrs. Ivan Hart, daughter of the late Sheriff Hugh Maxwell, opens her Isabella Street home to flood refugees and serves hot meals amid gas outages in the worst flood areas.
Visitor reports from Preston to Portland list Elmer Meske and wife at the Win Crow home Sunday. Leonard Klemme announces the birth of a daughter in Akron hospital on July. Jean Burkett of LeMars visits relatives in the Philips home. Wm Schneider clan visits Roger Girard. Lennace Philips and Dorothy Milbredt depart for Ames to attend the Iowa 4-H State convention. Citizens asked to save paper bags amid shortage. merchants welcome reusable bags. Buy U.S. Defense Stamps Bonds.
Stockholders and residents read a Plymouth county bank statement for 1944 showing assets of 1.393 million with loans 600 thousand and deposits 1.31 million. The report lists federal obligations, state securities, cash, and fixed assets, plus pledged assets and secured liabilities. Notary Olivia Pederson attested the document. FDIC guarantees noted.
Phyllis and Dorothy Johnson from Sioux City and George Lebanenberg a Gustavus Adolphus College student at St Peter Minn were noted with Mr and Mrs Jay Sykes spending Tuesday in Sioux City.
Lake View breezes as Mr and Mrs Floyd Fletcher and Charles and Mr and Mrs Dalt Bal linger visit an uncle in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Elmor Fletcher and Jimmy Fletcher are in Sioux City Monday. Russell Waterbury and Jean Ann visit Storm Lake. George Hummel family guests in Clarence Hummel home. Lanny Booth from Alcester stays with Clarence Hummel. Clarence Hummel and children visit Porter Maynard’s. Fred Waterbury visits Lynn Booth home in Alcester. Glenn Sayles on vacation visiting mother and relatives. Bertha Sayles stays with Polly Blanchard for a few days. Frank Bennett and Delvin Martens move to Manchester Town then Hawarden by train. Typewriter ribbons sold at Register-Tribune office.
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