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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
Local social calls feature Mrs. Vern Card of Elk Point visiting, welding ads from Von Hagel McCune, and church meetings at Kendall Hotel and Vesper chapter. Residents attend weddings, undertakings include tonsillectomies for Beaulieu children, and Akron Hospital reports steady operations. Sundry visits, trips to California, and M.D. degree milestones shared amid community life.
A jumble of names, events, and travels fills the page. Chisago hosts visitors from Akron and Sioux Falls while townsfolk attend birthdays anniversaries and church gatherings. Supt. Greenwood and Forest Greenwood motor to Chicago for the Century of Progress with teachers and friends joining in. Commencement at Morningside College honors 68 seniors including Dorothy Cross, with Dr Maynard Hutchins delivering the address.
Judge Karl Peters presided over twenty farmers in Primghar Iowa charged with contempt of court tied to a March farm for closure sale. Defense argued the judgment was illegal for merging three judgments. trial opened Monday with Ed Leemkuil, O Brien county sheriff, testifying after opening statements. Each farmer faces a separate trial.
The wedding joined Morford of Toledo and Miss Morford of Akron with guests from Vermillion Harrisburg Sioux Falls LeMars Sioux City Storm Lake Aurelia and Duluth. The groom, a Toledo High and Coe College alumnus, will teach in Montour Iowa after a Chicago trip. The bride, active in Sioux City music circles, won an American Conservatory Music scholarship.
Rural districts announce a rural eighth grade graduation listing students from Johnson and Sioux Townships. Names include Raymond Gibbons Grace Keane Rob ert Puhl Frances Schroeder Arden Banks Eudora Bernhardt Billy DeRocher Marie Faust Hazel Heath and several others.
The Congregational manse in Vermillion South Dakota hosted the wedding of Miss Minnie E Richters of Richland and Mr. Everett C Johnson of Akron Iowa on Monday afternoon May 29 1933. Rev Perry A Sharpe officiated as Miss Helen Richters and Vernon Everett attended. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Richters of Richland and the groom eldest son of Mrs Rose Johnson of Akron. They will reside in Akron for now.
Akron fell 4 to 2 against Hub City near Vermilion Sunday afternoon. Ben Hartman held Hub City hitless for six innings and struck out nine before Akron fielding errors and a disputed call produced four Hub runs. The Stevens Fast Team visits Akron next Sunday at 2 30 PM after routing Westfield 24 to 2 last week.
In Sioux City last week Judge Geo C Scott presiding two Plymouth county residents were fined for liquor offenses Harm Fischer of Craig admitted maintaining liquor nuisance and was fined 100 dollars and costs Anthony Nacke a farmer near Remsen pleaded guilty to illegal manufacture of liquor after a raid found a 400 gallon still in a hog barn on his farm and was sentenced to pay 150 dollars and costs
Family expresses sincere gratitude to Rev C W Samuelson and Immanuel Lutheran church and Union Creek church members for comforting words and singing. Thanks to pallbearers and for the beautiful floral offerings at the funeral of Alfred Carlson, brother in law and uncle.
Judge Earl Peters presided at Primghar where twenty farmers faced contempt of court and conspiracy to assault charges. He briefly heard civil suits in LeMars before returning home to Clarinda Iowa and resuming hearings, while Judge C. C. Bradley had been out of town.
The court approved a report submitted by receiver R. J. Koehler for Merrill Bank proceedings halted in the moratorium controversy. Cases involving Clyde Klockhohn and others were continued until October 10.
Twenty ladies attended a shower for Miss Elvena Nielsen bride of the month. Held at her sister Mrs Alfred Kjo’s home on Thursday June 1. Afternoon amusements included lively games and pink blue white decorations. Nielsen received many useful gifts.
Notice is given that on May 29 1988 the undersigned was appointed executor of Theo dore Montagne deceased by the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa Bald county. All persons indebted must pay and those with claims should present them to the Court for allowance. Dated May 29 1933. Frank J Montagne Executor. Publish June 1 8 and 15 1933.
Notice to all interested that on May 29 1933 the undersigned was appointed by Iowa as Executor of the Estate of L H Adama deceased. All debts to the estate must be paid to the undersigned and all claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated May 29 1933 Arthur G Adams Executor. Publish June 1 8 and 16 1933. Birthday greetings and want ads advertised for sale at Register Tribune office.
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