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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
2
The Register-Tribune notes publisher Ray A. Smith at Akron and Tow, listing publication timing as every Thursday and postal details with entry as second class matter dated September 26, 1901.
Special correspondents Robert Bliss and Kenneth Hasen recount Des Moines visit, births, illnesses, moves, and social events in Westfield. Reports include enrollments, graduations, weddings, a tragic accident, theater plans, club meetings, and canning demonstrations across area families and churches.
Mrs Schulz will be accompanied by her nieces Lillie Mae and Mary Ilene Schulz of Elk Point who plan an indefinite stay in California. They will visit in Menlo Park with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Carl Tower. Other relatives from Hinton Merrill and Westfield visited in the John Knecht home.
Milnerville special correspondence details visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Hathaway and niece Priscilla Milner. The Cassels’ son and daughter in law Walter and Mrs Cassel surprised Mr and Mrs David Cassel in Sioux City. Local farmers marketed hogs and cattle. A canning demo and a pressure cooker group meet at Liberty school. Red Cross drive neared $200. 4 H rally planned for Le Mars with Victory garden activity. Weather turned cooler after heat wave. Weddings, marriages, and visits noted, with ongoing war work and graduations. Will Bennett of Akron mentioned as old friend returning.
A brother-in-law of the older Knapps returns home following a hospital trip to Iowa City. Walter Eberhard sold fifteen steers for a strong price last week. Miss Ayleen Ballard, former Milnerville teacher, will serve as installing officer for a C D A chapter in Sioux City Tuesday eve, acting as district deputy.
Junior Fletcher travels from Palatine to spend summer with grandparents in Alcester. Nearby visits include Mrs. Vernon Sayles assisting hostesses, Lorna Fletcher vacationing in Chicago, and Norma Ballinger staying with Floyd and Mrs. Fletcher. Multiple local residents visit relatives in the Alcester area amid a Lakeview club gathering and boatloads of family news.
Preston area residents share congratulations for a newborn daughter and report several community events. 4 H club held a June meeting planning Rally Day at Elmer Philips home. Agnes Newman married Quinton Nielson of near Hawarden, a former local teacher. Local residents visit Herman Milbrodt and Elmer Johnson homes. Etta Tieden marries Russell Huff. Mrs Rex Stoner returns home after Parker stay.
Cor a Johnson appointed Administratrix of Ernestine Meether estate in Plymouth County Iowa by District Court on June 1 1943. Creditors must file claims with Roseberry and Pitts attorneys. publication dates June 3 10 and 17 1943.
Dr Charles H Friley presided as 426 degrees and certificates were conferred at the 72nd annual commencement of Town State College Ames on Friday June 4 The total included 386 BS degrees 16 MS degrees 7 PhDs plus four professional degrees and three certificates The veterinary division did not participate in the June ceremony with March graduations for vets under the speedup plan Forty six percent of graduates were women Plymouth county youths listed among degree recipients
David Fenske of Akron receives a bachelor of science in agricultural education. Gilbert Mellen of Akron earns a bachelor of science in physics. Ruth Simonson of Merrill graduates with a bachelor of science in nutrition.
A brief Want Column ad promises quick sale for a small, inexpensive item. The notice emphasizes cost efficiency and visibility for buyers scanning classifieds. It appeals to budget-conscious sellers seeking fast turnover.
More money for your Poultry. A. J. Claeys, formerly Tri-State-name location, Phone 4611. The best way to be a booster for your home town is to trade with your home town merchants.
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