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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
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Milnerville columns cover road grading on side roads, patient recovery of Mrs. Ward Knapp, visits by Dona and Albert Allard from Jefferson, sheep shearing by W A Milner, and a busy high school picnic with a play. Local sport plans include Sunday games and a Milnerville baseball team. two youths Amos Brown and Phoebe Hathaway wed in South Sioux City Nebraska on May 19, with friends congratulating the couple.
Relatives learned of George Husted’s death in Brownlee Nebraska on Friday May 26 1922 his 74th birthday and his body was brought to Liberty township for funeral. Local families visit attend plays and church activities. farming and fishing trips common. many residents travel to Sioux City and Minnesota. Obituary to follow next week. fellow townsfolk gather for services and recall recent illnesses and recoveries.
Union Creek church holds usual services next Sunday and invites all. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs John Piersuon next Wednesday afternoon. Victor Anderson family from Akron visited Levi Nilson Sunday. Frank Darkness works for Levi Nilatan. Cemetery Day at Union Creek cemetery anchors the annual supper for the Cemetery fund.
Special correspondence from Big Springs reports Miss Mayme Anderson departing for Elk Point after nine months as a teacher, Elmer Larson returning home improving rapidly, and memorial services held in church and cemetery. The American Legion firing squad honored Linus Nilson at his grave. A general pinnie day marked school year endings despite heavy showers. Theron Beck drove his father Fred Beck to Sioux City for radium treatment. Chas Edson and the Big Springs band prepare a concert, with strong community support urged. Mrs. Cora Swanex of Long Beach is slated for Moravia sanitarium for six months due to tuberculosis. Alvin Finstad plans a trip to Wisconsin to visit mother and childhood home. Mrs. Hodson’s funeral set for Hawarden. Vina Finney of Hawarden visiting J. C. Bonney family. Grandma Sellberg improving slightly.
Miss Emma Polllutz of Craig Indiana visits Westfield as a guest of Mrs. W Schulz. Mrs. Dave Cassel hosts Elsa Cassel eighth birthday party with games and lunch. Miss Griffith of Carroll Iowa visits the Wahl home. Mrs. Don Tobey hosts Ladies Aid meeting. next at Mrs. Roger Lias with planned entertainment. Phillips family out of quarantine. Schools close with joint picnic. Miss Peterson leaves for Sioux City. Miss Adderson for Dell Rapids. Miss Quant to Milwaukee. The Spauldings motor to Yankton. Chas Anderson to spend summer near Wic Point. other local movements and carpentry work noted.
Rren and son Lester traveled from Lennox South Dakota to stay with Thomas Warren Tuesday. Miss Evelyn Lilly visited from Morningside College to take exams. Clara Chapman will lead 8th grade next year in Sloan and return home Friday. George Husted died after illness at his son Willis’s Brownlee Nebraska home. Funeral held at Adaville Tuesday. Others traveled to city or hosted visits. a daughter was born May 31, 1922 to L. V. Gant.
Sunday school at 10 30 next Sunday morning with evening preaching and a short program. The Missionary meeting was postponed to next Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs August Nelson. Local families shared visits and dinners around church events and a joint school picnic at the Olof Hofstad home. News notes mourn the death of L Barrington of Pleasant Hill, long resident of the area, with condolences offered.
Garland and Pleasant Ridge schools closed a successful term with a joint picnic hosted at the Olof Hofatad home. Pupils and patrons competed in races tug of war and horseshoe games while ice cream was served and prizes awarded. Parents’ cooperation helped make the day joyful for the children.
We acknowledge the role of both students and teachers in academic progress and growth. Gratitude is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Olof Hofstad for graciously hosting us at their home during the visit.
Immanuel Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. by Aldwin C. Munson from Augustana Seminary Rock Island Ill, for summer work. At 7 p.m. the Baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev. C. V. Allison.
Warning from Mayor E B Replogle about traffic regulations and speed enforcement. City officials urge compliance for public safety and emphasize penalties for violations.
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