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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
2
Akron Register-Tribune Akron Iowa supplement dated June 5 1962 contains local notices advertisements and brief items from the era. The page reflects mid century community news and commercial listings typical of a small town newspaper section.
Akron rallied for a 7 6 victory after a tense finish as B Tucker delivered the game winning hit in the ninth. Wagner sparked Akron with key two base hits and Miller added insurance while Rasmussen fanned 15 for Yankton in a high scoring battle on Sunday.
Akron hosts Kingsley with Blum and Hakeman pitching for Akron against Behrens and Harder for Kingsley. Wagner and Miller lead with multiple hits, Blum and Behrens issue four walks each, and Remsen plans a return trip to Akron after the game. Three more games with Remsen added for Sunday, June 8.
Authieen Uully assisted her sister in Carroll Iowa after her infant child broke an arm in an accident. Overflows left unplanted corn. water retreated to the river. Decoration Day visits at cemeteries. Sioux City schools close June 6 for eleven weeks of vacation. Plym outh County Farm Bureau directors met with J A Sturtevant, Cyrus Knapp, Fay Knapp, and T A Ross. James Elliott and wife from South Pasadena California visited Perry township for a family reunion, first since last twenty five years.
The Westfield Cloverettes met at Carla Johnsons home Monday evening June 2 and elected Fern Mackey as president Erla Beth Schoep as vice president and historian Marguerite Vreugdenhil as secretary treasurer and Carla Johnson as reporter The group adopted the name Westfield Cloverettes and planned a bake sale for June 10 at an unidentified location.
The ad promotes Farm Belt feeds including 32 percent mineralized supplement, 27 percent grain balancer, 40 percent Hi-Power hog supplement, and various milks and wheys. It warns about fiber mislabeling, urges salt and mineral access for cattle, and notes self feeding advantages to prevent overfeeding and scouring. Also includes unrelated quip about weddings and liquor.
Proceeds from the sale support a delegate to the State Convention at Ames. Erla Beth spoke on health and Fern led songs. All Westfield township girls in 4-H are invited to join. Reporter Carla Johnson notes the next meeting at Erla Beth Schoep’s home Thursday evening June 12. Bible school at 10 and worship at 11 at the Legion Hall. Mission study at Mrs. Frank Harris on Wednesday afternoon June 11. Dean Orris, Pastor.
American Legion Post 186 expresses sincere thanks for cooperation by Akron stores and residents during Memorial Day observance on May 30. Post Commander John Martin notes active participation and stores closing for the morning program. CELEBRATE TWO WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES SUNDAY to mark 45th anniversary.
The article notes a wedding anniversary event northwest of town honoring Mr and Mrs John Willms and the 18th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Willms. Relatives and friends gathered at the former home for a pot luck dinner Sunday. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hebert and family of Sioux City, Mr and Mrs Clark Heyland and family, Mr and Mrs Henry Willms, and Ed Willms.
A long listing of residents from Akron Lennox Hawarden and Red Elm includes John and Bryant Willms Ethe Iken Neal Iken Ebbe Willms Clarence Fickbohm Howard Willms Ernest Meske Sharon Lehmann Chris Licht Albert Leif Ferm Florence Peterson Robert Dirks Herman Ahrens W F Huebner Caroline Hugs mann and Garl Lammers. A Want Ad will bring your esnltif.
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