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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
Local items list visitors from Sioux City and Parker South Dakota, plus residents traveling to California, Yankton and Storm Lake. Community notices cover church meetings, youth activities, and gifts displays. Weather notes report heavy rainfall, Big Sioux flooding, and infrastructure repairs near Akron while civic events include a Chautauqua update and Capital City Shows coming to town.
Philip E Maxson of Akron wed Frances Lucelte Jordan of Vermillion South Dakota on Wednesday June 1 1921 at 3 00 pm at the groom’s parents home Rev Carl Hammer officiated in the presence of immediate relatives Miss Ethel Beckett and Harley Barr served as attendants A fine wedding dinner followed the couple plan to live in Akron with visiting relatives from Vermillion Elk Point and Sioux City. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Frank Jordan of Vermillion and the groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs C H Maxson a World War I veteran. Relatives from a distance attended and returned to Akron the same evening. Best wishes poured in for a long and happy married life.
Fifth graders Kept perfect attendance for the year and semester with named students. several exempted from exams. Seventh graders noted for attendance, with a list of those excused from examinations. Reports mention year end cards, upcoming exams, and display of Manual Training pieces by Klauer class showing furniture work and contributions to Drs Mattison Kerr.
Mr and Mrs W H Stoddard of Parker Iowa visited sister Mrs Clementson at Louis Hitzeman home and called on Mrs Mie Kent and Mrs Stoddard, longtime New York friends. They recalled honeymoon trips in a farm wagon 56 years ago and mingled with Brule Creek settlers Elmer Seward and others. Stoddard noted Elmer’s government pension and stories of Mome Guards, and spoke at Richland M E church on Memorial Sunday.
Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 in So. St. Paul with 11:00 Scandinavian language service. No. St. Paul 2:00 Sunday afternoon class, 3:00 service. Igusy Bee to meet with Mrs Kulstad next Wednesday. Brule Creek 10:00 Sunday, 11:00 Scandinavian service. U P League program Sunday evening at 7:00. Ladies Aid and Helping Hands meet with Mrs Tullison next Thursday afternoon. John T. Hoffman, longtime resident of Jonson township, died May 10, 1921 in Le Mars after illness. He was born October 6, 1845 in Luxembourg and married Katherine Dolan in Shellsburg, Wisconsin. Survived by six sons, four daughters, a brother Theo, a sister, and thirty-nine grandchildren. Funeral at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Le Mars.
In Spink 8 D dissolution of partnership at King Trail Repair Shop. Victor Arundeen acquires Chas Ballard’s interest in the business.
Bill Hart rides into the cactus country in the Southwest to mule his new picture Sand at the Empress Theatre on Wednesday June 8. The star will be absolutely entertaining in all his pictures.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fursep of Akron on Saturday May 28 1921. The name and further details are not listed in the notice.
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