Akron Plymouth County News Notice
Published every Thursday at Akron and Plymouth County Iowa entered at post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Akron and Plymouth County Iowa entered at post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
The note describes end of term activities across grades with visits from family, birthdays celebrated, homemade clocks, a pet turtle, tests and reviews, library organization, and students looking forward to summer. Names include Kenneth Johnson, Helen Kay Erks, Judy Lutter, Jean Lutter, Cassie Clark, Vicky, Wendell Renken, Ronnie Klave, George the turtle, Carla Johnson, David Shoulberg, Ann Lutter, Billy Claeys, Deanna Dirks, Sharon, Glenn Vogelzang, Miss Tofteland, Harry, Elaine, Vincent Ashmore, Lyle Crason, and others as onlookers and visitors.
Congregational Ladies Aid to meet on Thursday June 9 with Mrs Wayne Lilly. R T Malcom of Glendale visited his son Dean Malcom and sister Mrs John Behrens in Westfield. A Riverside Park picnic for Mr Malcom drawn attendees from Paulina Mapleton Anthon Behrens and relatives. Roy Cassen and daughter Patty left for Indianapolis to visit the Logans and attend daughter Margaret Ann wedding with Patty as junior bridesmaid. Monday guests at Ernest Knecht included families from Montana Lamont Elk Point California Akron and Waterloo for an evening of visiting and cards.
God's part we cannot do our part He will not do Keep your trust with Christ at church each Sunday You are welcome to any or all of these services Church school 10 00 a m Morning worship 11 00 o'clock Prayer service is Wednesday evening at 7 30 and choir practice afterward Don't forget Vacation Bible school starting June 6 ending June 12 Virgil E Shickell Minister
Mr and Mrs Lowell Schulz and Mr and Mrs George Schulz express sincere thanks to the Akron fire department neighbors and friends for help during their recent fire, appreciating kindness and support from community members.
For sale items include a black dress youth size 16, white girls shoes size 7, sale at Reg ister Tribune office. Purebred Hampshire boar listed by Oliver Anderson in Akron R. 2. Wheels and tires and Shorthorn milk cows offered by Jas. EB Trautt and T. A. Johnson. McCormick-Deering rake by Donald Willer. Hawk eye soybean seed offered by Eldon J. Bryant. No. 200 J. D. cultivator by Arnold Shedd. Yearling whiteface heifer taken up by Lee S. Shedd, Akron area. owner to recover by proper ID and costs.
A Lake View party honored Ray Malmstrom and family as they prepare to move to Laverne Minnesota. Friends shared cards games and lunch then presented a gift. Numerous local residents hosted dinners and coffee gatherings over the weekend to raise funds for the New Akron Hospital while bidding the Malmstroms farewell. A Lake View Extension Club pot luck lunch is planned at Sayles school on Friday afternoon.
The Akron board of education allows children turning five before November 15, 1949 to start kindergarten this year under the new state law. Rural pupils attend the morning session with noon transportation. town pupils attend the afternoon session. Parents with children starting kindergarten August 29 should contact Supt. R. B. Brown. Try a Want Ad get results.
Mr and Mrs H M Ahrens express sincere thanks to neighbors who helped with plowing and dragging at their place. Listing Eddie Anderson Andrew Bredall Stanley Howard Harlan Johnson Everett Marple Paul Papritz Christ Wilken Matthew Deaton Arthur Ahrens plus those who helped with dinner Hilda Johnson and Mrs Stanley Johnson.
The McInnis children and grandchildren express gratitude for the kindness sympathy and pantry supplies received after the loss of their mother and grandmother.
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