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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
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Local social round up with Sunday visits from Harold Lunde Lizzie Parker and Joy Morchend. Graduation honored Douglas Kiewel in Le Mars eighth grade exercises with a state award. Farm Holiday movement leaders hosted a picnic near LaMars with plans for a Fourth of July celebration. Various guests, showers, and visits to families in Plymouth County and Beresford complement the weekend postings.
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A notice from Solnerville mansion reports events in Hancock and Jefferson South Dakota with a play, a $15 Farm Union fund entertainment by the Ladies Auxiliacy, and a loss of about sixty Rhode Island Red chickens by Fred Maloney’s family. Local visits, weddings, school news, and community gatherings fill the portion, including Miss Joyce Cassen’s wedding to Harley Glidden.
A long list of local social happenings and visits from Ruble area residents. Families including Tapper Klemme Marbach Noon and Miller stretch to Sioux City shoppers, birthday reminders, eighth grade diplomas at Le Mars, and various dinners and host homes across the week.
Grace Tindall helps at Rev Hollingshead home while Mildred Tindall graduates at Le Mars. Ladies Aid meets at Nelgan Brown home as Leone Zellore entertains about 35 youths. Westfield native Miss Muriel Wood visits, Cooper Steeny marks 61st birthday, and Mrs Lilly hosts. Community events include funerals, fishing, swimming, and school celebrations. farm work shifts to cultivation as oats and rye move out. Dorothy Martin returns from Bronson visit. David Brimm dies at 23 in Sioux City hospital.
From Statx City a group of visitors called at Rev N A Hollingshead home Friday evening and attended church services. Elmer Brown and family, Clerk Tindall and Roland joined Sunday dinner guests at Vindall home near Milnerville. Elmer Philips family from Preston township also shared Sunday dinner at Nelson Brown’s. Children’s Day program at Ada ville UB church sponsored by Mrs Willian Philips and Miss Carolyn Johnson.
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