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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

5

592 Families Sign for Canning Sugar at Registration

The Akron Deputy Sugar Rationing Board and volunteers registered 592 Plymouth county families at Akron public school for canning sugar. Five pounds per person issued with War Ration Books. basis 36 quarts fruit equals nine pounds sugar. Office hours 8 to 10 p m Wednesdays for additional certificates and adjustments. Weather noted as warm and muggy with rainfall and crops progressing normally.

Akron Plymouth County Akron Public School James Foster Akron Board Harry Nelson Charles Allen Vocational Agriculture

Mrs Ingeborg Wolden Dies in Union County

Mrs. Ingeborg Wolden died at her home west of town Union County May 28 1942 at age 81 1 16 10. Born July 11 1860 in Trondshem Norway she came to the United States at nine with her parents and was the last survivor of her Rosens Lutheran church class. She married Ole Wolden January 2 1880. he died in 1920. Survived by daughter Rena Ashjeld of Philip two sons Anton and Severin and many grandchildren great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral conducted by Rev D L Taschsen Tuesday at 1 p m from Brule Creek Lutheran Church. Burial Brule Creek Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers listed. She will be mourned by community.

Ingeborg Wolden Union County Ingeborg Solem Arndt Solem Trondshem Norway Rosens Lutheran Church Ole Wolden Wolden Philip Thomas Sollem D. L. Taschsen Brule’ Creek Obiuired Pall Beaters Wera Loud Giferdans John Solem Albert” Moberg Herbert Wiberg Edwi ‘Hormodagard Albert “Abraham Waa Brule Creek

Canning Sugar Certification Plan Grows Local

James R. Foster reports a widened effort to issue canning sugar certificates for residents near Akron. After initial resistance from Alcester and Beresford, state officials ordered no cross county registrations. A new schedule lets Union county residents in Garry Owen 44 North Spink 69 and others register at West Union school and Alcester events for convenient county-adjacent access.

James R. Foster Akron Akron Board Akron Commercial Club Charles Allen Elk Point South Dakota Alcester Beresford Pierre Plymouth County Union County Lawless Spink Garryowen North Spink West Union School Paul Erickson Decort Hamumitt Erickson Shell Alcaster

Akron area notes describe visits and a new Akron High physics course

Local items outline Mrs W M Neary visiting Sioux City and many relatives visiting Akron residents. Social calls include Mr and Mrs Robi Greensea visiting Des Moines and Sadie Stinton hosting relatives. Baseball Akron vs Hudson Sunday at 2 30 p m. Memorial Day visits by C E Robinson and W H McDonald and sister from California. Lola Barinsky to LeMars for Western Union college summer program. DeCelle Barr and son Jerry, and Grant Barr with family, visit from Kenosha and Sioux City. Cleah Mellen returns from Sioux Falls college for summer term. Wm Lundberg and L K Burket families host and travel. Akron High School to offer a new physics course under Able Government, requiring new text for next fall.

Wm. H. Neary Sioux City Robi. Greensea Des Moines Akron Hudson Nettie Robinson Gray Sadie Stinton Alpha Bell Sioux Falls Vistor Neal C. E. Robinson H. Shoulberg W.H. McDonald Crosley California A. J. Claeys B. L. Daley Nolan Gering Casper Wyo Daley Claeys Lola Barinsky Bease Lias LeMars Western Union College DeCelle Barr Jerry Kenosha Wis Grant Barr DeCelle Cleah Mellen

Akron Beaten by Dell Rapids Nine in Memorial Day Tilt

Akron fell 13 to 5 to Dell Rapids in a Memorial Day baseball game before a sizable crowd. Dell Rapids, last year’s state amateur champions, showcased a steady attack with timely hits and solid pitching while Akron struggled to halt the visitors’ offense.

Akron Dell Rapids Emery Tucker Woolheater Arm Brown Shortstop Tucker Kendall Weinberg Talima DeVany Johnson Flannery Peck Beaubien C. Miller Gale Talsma Peek Miller Nelson Honkamp Schogdt Schegdt D. R C.' Miller Gale Fanning de Vang J. Beaudieu DeVang Swift Flan

Music Memory Contest Winners Named by Akron Pupils

A music memory contest was held at Akron public school before term end. Winners by grade were Second Janet McCarthy, Third Helen Lewison, Fourth Joanne Steel, Fifth Donna Robertson, Sixth Marian Robertson, Seventh Norma Lee Rossow, Eighth Marian Marienau. In finals Donna Robertson won. Marian Marienau and Norma Lee Rossow tied for second.

Akron Janet McCarthy Helen Lewison Joanne Steel Donna Robertson Marian Robertson Norma Lee Rossow Marian Marienau Marian Marienan

Memorial Day Happenings and Local Encounters

James Gleason visiting Sioux City folks over Memorial Day. Mr and Mrs H A Stryzewski visited Oshkosh Wisconsin relatives last week. Mr and Mrs J C Kennedy and children visited Lake Okoboji parents Burnights over Memorial Day. Clifton N Ogden of Otoe Nebraska visited with Arta Ogden and relatives. Ogden formerly lived here. Bluffers open horse shoe season vs Westfield stake-ringers next Sunday at 2 p m on Frank Sayles grounds. Westfield beat Vermillion recently. Union Creek Extension club meets Monday June 8 at 2 p m with nutrition and sugarless baking demos. home agent Mrs Leslie Smith will attend with officer elections. Local rationing board appointed at retail merchants meeting: Mrs Harry Nelson chair, Chas M Allen and James R Poster. to handle future rationing. Set Wilson C Burker in Medical Dept at Camp Leonard Wood Missouri to visit home. five years in army, first return home in two years.

James Gleason Sioux City H. A. Stryzewski Oshkagh Wisconsin J. C. Kennedy T. L. Burnight Lake Okoboji Clifton N. Ogden Otoe Nebr Hare Arta Ogden Ogden Bluffers Westfield

Pioneer Union County Woman June Davis Dies at 76

June Violet Whitney Davis, long-time Union County resident and pioneer, died May 27 1942 at her home west of Akron at age 76. She and husband George W. Davis raised a large family after early years in a dug-out, living near Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church. Funeral services were held at the home and church, with burial in the family lot beside her husband. Pallbearers included Adolph Abraham and George Carlson among others.

June Davis Union County Akron June Violet Whitney J. G. Whitney Floyd County Nora Springs Garland Union On County George W. Davis George Davis Bilton Floyd Robert Bertram Josie Sarah Beach Frank J Randolph Davis Gertrude Folan North Bend Neb Nellie Mann Stevens Lillian Offerdahl Beresford I. D Janet Overby Alcester Pleasant Hill Harvey Welch William Bubs, Sr Eric Offerdahl Sigvold Sommervold

Flooding Big Sioux Ruins Crops Across River Bottoms

Heavy rains across South Dakota Minnesota and northwest Iowa push the Big Sioux to 19.35 feet flooding thousands of acres of grain and corn. The Hawarden area sent extra floodwaters via Dry Creek damaging business and residential districts while roads bridges between Akron and the Dakota side were cut off.

Big Sioux South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Hawarden Dry Creek Akron Dakota Side

Legion and Auxiliary thank donors for Poppy Day sale

The Albert Hoschler Post No 186 and American Legion Auxiliary thank all who bought poppies on Poppy Day. It was the largest sale yet, with one fourth of proceeds to Des Moines Veterans Hospital and the rest staying to aid local veterans and families. Appreciation for rooms, window display space, and loaned items is noted.

Legion and Auxiliary Albert Hoschler American Legion Auxiliary Veterana Des Boines FE. Heider Thorson

Birth Notice for Sat Ster Son northwest of town

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Saster northwest of town on May 29, 1942. The birth adds a new member to the Sat ster family.

Wayne Satster Town

Missionary Society Meets Tuesday June 9 At 2 30

First Church of Christ schedules a Bible school at 10 am and communion at 11 am followed by a board meeting after services. The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Pearl Scots on Tuesday June 9 at 2 30 pm with program by Mrs. Harvey. June 30 closes the missionary year.

FIRST Church OF Christ Bible School Missionary Society Pearl Scots Harvey Tolstoi W. J. Zane

St. Paul’s Brule Creek Sunday School Schedule and Event Reminders

St. Paul’s Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with no service but welcome to Brule Creek. Thursday Ladies Aid meets 2 30 p m with service by Mrs Sigri Kalstad Mrs Otto Olson and Mrs W P Soleglad. Friday June 5 Father-Son Banquet at 7 p m. Worship at 11 a m. Parish events listed in Brule Creek parish rooms led by Rev Douglas L Jacobson.

HE Lutheran St. Paul's Brule Creek Ladies’ Aid Sigri Kalstad Otto Olson W.P. Soleglad St. Paul’s Church Douglas L, Jacobson

Pleasant Hill church services announced for June and September

Pleasant Hill church schedules Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. A Quarterly Conference will be held at the church on Sunday June 7, with A P Vannice conducting. Pastor Carl W. Lee invites the congregation.

A. P. Vannice Carl W. Lee

Akron area social notes and improvements loom large

Miss Marie Degen spent Sunday in Hawarden with relatives and friends. Mrs. George Mattison and daughter Sally visited Memorial Day at Webster City. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Smith and Barbara traced kin in Mt. Vernon, S. D. Crescent train trouble and Clarence Miller fire call affected local life. welding study in Cleveland for West Union linotype operator. Grinnell College graduation for Kenneth Shoulberg. Akron Bakery unveils fresh interior upgrades and new display fixtures.

Marie Degen Hawarden Anna Johnson Sioux City Akron Hudson Bay George Mattison Sally Webster City Gerald F. Smith Barbara Mt. Vernon S. D A. L. Seamands Keith Casper Wyo Claude Seamands Arrow Clarence Miller Glenn Wood West Union Iowa Lak. Burker Wood West Union Argo-Gazette Cleveland Ohio H. Shoulberg Grinnell Lawn Kenneth Grinnell College Myr Berger Graves St. Louis

Memorial Day Observed With Parades and Remembrance

A Memorial Day program in Akron began with a march from the Legion Hall led by color guards and the Akron High School band. Ceremonies at the Big Sioux river bridge honored sailors with flowers in the water, volleys, and taps, then moved to City Park for a monument program and a sermon by Rev. A A Howe, followed by songs and the memorial poem In Flanders Fields.

Big Sioux River Bridge Legion Hall American Legion Akron High School Hoschler Post Legion Auxiliary Girl Scouta Boy Scouts River Bridge J. A. Pannhuk Legion. Auxiliary Flanders Fields A. A. Howe America Legion Panukuk

Immanuel Lutheran Church Services and Wedding Info

Immanuel Lutheran Church presents Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Value of 2 Human Soul based on Matthew 16 24 27. Evening service at 8 p.m. with Brotherhood. refreshments follow. Daily Bible School continues for another week. A wedding occurred quietly Wednesday at Dakota City Meth odial parsonage, Phyllis Ross and Lester Bellwood wed.

Trinity Brotherhood Phyllis. Ross L. D. Ross Lester Bellwood Dalton Bellwood Dakota City Nebr

Akron Soldier Weds LeMars Girl In South Sioux City

The marriage of Private Alfred E. Tone of Akron to Miss Dorothy L. Weis of LeMars occurred Friday May 5 1942 at the Methodist parsonage in South Sioux City Nebraska with Darlene Robertson and Donald Lueken as attendants. Attending were Mr and Mrs Sieben Siebens. The bride a teacher in Plymouth county will resume teaching in the fall. Tone is in the army stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina.

Alfred EB. Tone Akron Dorothy L. Weis Lpeer LeMars Methodist Puar Sioux City Nebr Misa Darlene Robertson Donald Lueken Sieben Siebens Plymouth County Ed. Jans Sieben Sie Bens Jone

Regular meeting of Vesper chapter No. 61 C B S

Vesper chapter No 61 C B S holds a regular meeting Friday evening June 12 with initiation led by officers from Sioux City Hawarden and LeMars. A special program is planned and the Worthy Matron asks chapter officers to be present at 7 30.

Vesper Chapter C. B.S Sioux City Hawarden LeMars

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I. Wolden Pioneer Union Norka Theatre Talking Picture Entertainment Cheyenne Roy Rogers Gabby Hayes Sally Payne Rogers Albert Dekker Joan Davis Eddie Way, Jr Eddie Poy, Jr Hollywood Martin Eden Glen Ford Claire Trevor Ian MacDonald Norka Jack London England John Garfield Nancy Coleman Raymond Masney Pleasant Hill Church Immanuel Eng Luth Ernest G. Svenson LE Mars Alfred E. Tone Dorothy Weis
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