29 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
1
The Register-Tribune lists Ray A. Smith as publisher with subscription rates of 14 year or two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months. It notes publication every Thursday in Akron and Town and that the paper is entered as second class mail matter on Sept. 26, 1901.
Miss Carol Lilly returns from Wayne Nebraska summer school and stays with her parents. Local clubs host events and garden parties with many families attending. Catherine Spaulding finishes Yankton College course and visits friends. a severe Plymouth county storm levels corn and crops with mixed recovery hopes.
Special correspondence reports Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams of Westfield welcomed a son born at a Sioux City hospital on Sunday July 25. Miss Marsaline Hanson, formerly a county teacher, is mentioned in the note.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kallsen and children Lois Violet and Norma Jean, Mr and Mrs Albert Witt and children Richard and Robert, and Mrs Folkert Schmidt and son John were seen at the Alfred Witt home Sunday. John Tapper and family visited the John Milbrodt home. P C Kallsen of Le Mars visited Henry Borcherg’s home. Louis Frerichs, Mrs Mary Witt and Phyllis Kallsen visited Herman Reemts home. John Kallsen visited Amos Hoeck home Sunday.
Special Garland correspondence notes residents welcomed Saturday evening rain avoiding hail that hit other areas. Miss Joan Nygard of Akron visited last week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ole Sommervold. Mr and Mrs Eid Lewison were seen in town.
A report from Beresford notes residents surveying hail damage Saturday evening. Local visitors include Mrs. Joel Gatewood of Sioux City with C. A. Hamilton's family, and Sunday guests at Carroll Hamilton’s home included Mr. Dicke Hamilton and Mr. Wm. Skinner. The piece then urges readers to be thoughtful drivers, stressing focus on intersections, lights, pedestrians and other hazards to prevent accidents.
A fragment notes a driver identified as Kiverybody believes they are very careful behind the wheel. The garbled text hints at self perception of safety but lacks concrete事件 or location details.
Lost or For Sale notices appear under headings in the Register Tribune Want Ad column. The page promotes the column as the place to place short ads at a small cost.
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