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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

2

Local News and Social Notes From Akron and Vicinity

Local items include visits by residents to Sioux City Hawarden and Des Moines. Events feature Union Creek Extension club, Akron Band concert, and a Young Democrats meeting in Des Moines. Several residents travel, attend reunions, and report health, farming, and weather updates across the region.

Beresford Beats Bluffers in Neutral Ground Horseshoe Match

Beresford wins six of seven games against the Bluffers in a Sunday on neutral ground at Spink. Final scores show Beresford at 366 to Bluffers 241 with majority points 125. Bluffers and Nielson's team schedule a rematch at Frank Sayles grounds next Sunday week.

Spink Beresford Bluffers Beresf Nielson Frank Sayles

Akron Teacher Wedded Last Fall in Community Ceremony

A returning Akron teacher, who has taught several years in Akron schools, recently wed in a fall ceremony. The groom, Ericson, is the eldest son of Mrs. L. D. Ericson and has farmed locally, described as a man of sterling character. Guests at the announcement party included numerous relatives from Hawarden and nearby towns. After a social afternoon, x rays and nursing visits followed, with health authorities and the Christmas Seal Committee collaborating on a program funded equally by the State Health Department and Christmas Seals sales.

Williges, Inc Sioux City Iowa Furriers Harold Stinehart Binder Rozell Harness Shop Lucken Burton Swift Sioux City Cowboys Marie Degan Minnie Vanderham Lois Jean Campbell Hawarden Anna Degan Harold Munn Charles Cooper Fort Meade South Dakota H. M. Ahrens le Mars Young Democrats of Town Des Moines McNally Young Democrats O. F. Bohman Spencer Vada Lovette Akron Bohman English ‘Lutheran Church Ed. Hartman Sioux Falls Canaries The Canaries Gordon R. Pollock Max Pollock University of Nebraska, Lincoln Pollock Frank B. Jewett American Telephone and Telephone Co New York City Sioux Falls C. C. Bradley Royal Union Life Insurance Company LeMars Charles A. Dewey Ray Nyemaster Davenport Bradley J. E. Woodring Fort Wayne Ind Federal Court Klauer’s Place Freedom Lodge A. F A. M Ralph Gale Wayne Lowell Pearson Pilley Silverberg Sford Sadie Brown Ella Burrill Aberdeen Department of Agriculture A. Prasshopper Gerald Smith Barbara Mae Mt. Vernon Reuben Bullis Morris Alfred Miller Vera Florence Banks Jacqueline Jean Henry Claassen Frank Scholer Claudine Ragar Seholer W. C. Anderson George Sawyer Mary Ellen L. L. Stinton California San Francisco Anderson Los Angeles Sawyer Fred Embler Roberta John H. Sykes Minnesota Sykes Tom Fineran Marjorie Grace Corsica Ericson L. D. Ericson C. J. Johnson Fred Hannah Ericson Amos Ivan Lyda ‘Naeve Art Lind Anna Lind Wendell Leafstedt Melvin Leafstedt Henry Peterson Lattle Rock Ark Charlotte Steinkamp Cedar Falls Meta Manz Edna Hilda Pearl Manz Merrill Plymouth County Medical Society Plymouth County State Department of Health Iowa Tuberculosis Association

Discovery of Unknown TB Cases Encouraged in Plymouth County

Public health nurse Miss Alice Miller leads a Plymouth county effort to find undiagnosed tuberculosis among close contacts of known cases. Examinations are arranged through family physicians for those exposed, with tuberculin skin tests at doctors’ offices and chest x rays for positives, to prevent hidden disease from advancing.

Plymouth County Alice Miller

Notice to Water Consumers Urges Lawn Sprinkling Cutback

The town council warns water users to reduce sprinkling by about half as city pumps cannot meet demand. If not heeded, regular rates will apply starting July 1. By order of Town Council.

Achievement Day Schedule for Union County Women’s Extension

The Women’s Extension clubs of Union County will hold their annual Achievement Day at Elk Point on Saturday June 10. Judging of exhibits in storefront windows starts the day with a picnic lunch in the city park at noon. An afternoon program in the high school auditorium begins at 1 15 with reports, singing, a pageant Pioneer Women and a speaker from Get Together Spink club Miss Wilder and L V Ausman will award ribbons and lead community singing before adjournment. Family and friends are invited.

Women’s Extension’ Clubs Union County Elk Point Richland Union Creek Thrifty Sixteen Sioux ‘Valley Pleasant Grove Pointer Gether Spink Club Miss Wilder L. V. Ausman

Birth announcements crowd Akron area, June 1939

A series of births across the Akron area reported in early June 1939. Families named include Van Hofwegan, Dewey, Frederick, Willer, Gronemeyer, Mann, and Bringman. Babies born at Akron Hospital or nearby locations, with locations described as north west east and south of town. The dates span June 2 through June 8, 1939.

Adrian van Hofwegan Lester Dewey Westfield Akron Hospital Fred Emerick Henry Willer Arthur Gronemeyer Town Lauren Mann Akron Harold Bringman

American Boy Magazine Companion To Thousands

Hundreds of thousands of boys and young men read The American Boy Magazine each month and view it as a living companion and buddy. It is praised for sympathetic advice on topics of interest, especially sports, helping a reader make teams and improve performance through reading tips from the magazine and sports figures.

The American Boy magazine offers sports and reading

The American Boy presents fiction and fact on football basketball track tennis and more. It features advice from famous coaches and athletes and is endorsed by teachers librarians and leaders of boys clubs. Subscriptions are 15 cents per copy 1.50 per year or 3.00 for three years with foreign rates 50 cents extra. Send name address and remittance to Detroit Michigan.

American Boy Magazine American Boy Advance Detroit Michigan

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