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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

9

Death Calls Mrs. Byrnes of Brookings at 69

Mrs. Margaret Byrnes longtime Brookings resident died at her daughter’s Brookings home on May 19 at age 69 from heart trouble. Born Margaret Foley in Louisville Kentucky on May 25 1872 she married Edward Byrnes in 1890 and lived on a farm before moving to South Dakota in 1902. Survived by two sons and nine grandchildren, funeral held May 21 at St Thomas Catholic Church Brookings with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

Margaret Byrnes Brookings County Lester Leibbert Brookings Margaret Foley Louisville Kentucky Edward Byrnes South Dakota Carl Weidenfeller Michael Foley Lawrence Edward Sioux Falls Leonard Jornin North Brookings Edward O’leary Elkton Alfred Eivernd Celman Akron al. Thomas St. Thomas’ Catholic Church M. D F. X. Dooley Greenwood Cemetery James Foley James Gale Robert Elizabeth Welch Jeese Emmett William Tess Foley Sam Claassen Thomas

Local letters from Camp Claiborne and county notices

Private Arnold Nall reports training at Camp Claiborne Louisiana with draftees and guard boys learning faster. reunions with home folks and names of fellow soldiers mentioned. Also reported are 4-H club camp in Lake Odin Lake near Madison South Dakota a drowning of Leone Theis and her sister, weed commissioners named in Plymouth County, a death of Lars Quail, stockholders gathering at Alcester for REA meeting with Miss Oliver Ringsrud as guest speaker and notes on Union County rural affairs.

The Register-Tribune Arnold Nall Akron Camp Claiborne National Guard Fania Harold Scott Kenneth Zierath Ray McNamara Jay Robertson Herbert Ross Harley Caskey Marvin Morehead Herbert Marvin Arg M Company 135Th Infantry Harley 136Th Med 133Rd Inf Lincoln-Union Electric Company Alcenter REA Oliver Ringsrud South Dakota Ringsrud Here Union County

Akron seeks bids for gravel and asphalt street project

Notice to contractors seeks sealed proposals for a major street improvement in Akron Iowa with 100000 square yards of gravel base and 100000 square yards of wearing surface. Bids due June 25 1941 with 10 percent bid bond. Plans from Town Clerk and Currie Engineering. Award set for council meeting. June 5 and 12 1941 published.

Akron Plymouth County Iowa Iown Haskell Mill Reed Dakota Main Sargent, Hardy Depot Council For Cause Currie Engineering Company Webster City Currie Engineering Co Towa Alvin Manning

Preston Township Notes and Alfalfa Harvest Timing

Community reminders cover a June 4 Ta dies Aid meeting, visits, and confirmations of anniversaries. An Iowa State College agronomist notes alfalfa should be cut around June 10 to 15 for best hay quality, with three cuttings yearly preferred over two or four.

Town State College Agronomists Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Alfalfa cutting times and Union County eighth grade event

The article notes hay cutting timing with two and three harvests and weather effects on moisture and drying. It reports 143 students at Union County eighth grade commencement in Elk Point with EL Martin of Brookings delivering the address. Graduates listed include Richland Dist. 2 David Blanchard, Holden George Lingle, Eugeno Holden.

Union County Elk Point EL Martin Brookings Schoola Eastern Union Richland, Dist David Blanchard Ddsel. Holden George Lingle Eugeno

City route change eyed to ease danger and protect institutions

Eastward to westward realignment of a main road near LeMar gon would shift the new route one block west, reducing curves and diverting traffic away from a Catholic hospital, school and church. Bids open June 24 with work possible this summer, including 1000 feet of cement paving and several culverts, original plans show.

LeMarg

LeMars City Council, State Highway Pact Redirects Route No 5

LeMars city leaders have struck an agreement with the state highway commission to alter the approach of Highway No 5 into the city. The pact aims to improve traffic flow and safety by rerouting the main thoroughfare away from crowded streets and into a designated corridor project.

LeMars State Highway Commission

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Lake Odin Madison Leone Theis Alcester Jernnette Board of Supervisors Charles Croston Hinton Leon R. Ogden John Bohlke Remsen Henry Schut Richard Tindall Emory C. Klemme Alcester Union Lars Quall Sanator Cal Philco Philco Kitchen Philco Eseged W.L. Mitchell Marion Rhodes Preston Preston Township Luther League LeMara Park Theo. Meyer Preston Township Lutheran Church W. Harry Christy Funeral Home W. Harry Christy NORKA Hugh Herbert Johnny Mack Brown Joan Blondel Dick Powell Lionel Barrymore Edward Arnold Cheyenne Sis Hopekins Abbott & Costello the Navy L. K. Burret, Jeweler Akron Bakery Akron Ia Midwest Aviators Red National Credit Car HIWAY Adams & Wilcox Rusty’s Pecha Sayles Betty Harkness Lawrence Maynard Spring Crevik Robert Duntum West Union Bernice Anderson Eldon Seely Shirley Slinehart Hoyt Lowell Hesehler Arton Hrieson Jean Claussen Marian Mickbohm Mount Hope WwWilma Dedager Phyllis Dewey Pleasant Till Martin Jean Greenwood North Spink Joyce Abraham Big Springs Wendell Johannsen Ray T Lawrence Anderton Dwight Wetroskey Hanna Anderson Harlan Bergdale LeMars Abstract and Title Co Central Ave W. LE Mars Maude Buckley Mer Ross Funeral Home Harley C. Lewison Rev Mgr Dak Plymouth County Abstract Court House Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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