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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
The Register Tribune publishes every Thursday in Akron, Iowa. Ray A. Smith is listed as publisher. The paper is entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter, dated September 26, 1901.
Special correspondence from Westfield lists Miss Marilyn Westness and Norma Jean Bliss heading to Bible camp at Templar Park Spirit Lake and multiple local happenings. It covers a Saturday marriage at Adaville U B church, 4-H camp attendance, family visits and gatherings, club events, and June town council actions including a slaughterhouse permit and a long bill list for the June 4 1946 meeting.
Mrs Mervin Moir and children of Mareus Town and Mrs Paul Burt and son of Sioux City visited the Lyle McInnis home. Ed Daniels and Ann Chinsworth wed at Elk Point and will reside in Richland. Various local residents, including the Maynards and Reeves family, attended birthdays, social calls, and extension club activities. A student doctor from Omaha joined a group to Rapid City seeking health benefits for Kenneth Tucker, Henry Kramer, and Harry Wustoat.
District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints Ollie Kunkel Administratrix of the Estate of Signor Hauser deceased May 23 1946. Creditors and debtors must present or pay per court instructions. Published May 30 June 6 and June 13 1946.
Neighbors and friends assisted Harry Callahan near town on May 23 and 24 by plowing and planting corn due to his illness. Local workers included Glen Wakeman Gilbert Wakeman Arnold Powell E E Schoenfelder Charlie Smiter Pete Bay Clarence Delager Dallas Rounds Harry Johnson Eugene Wakeman Ed Willer J Marvin Rounds William Jurgensen Bill Huebner Reuben Corley and Charlie Johnson. Women who helped serve meals were Mrs Gilbert Wakeman Mrs Glen Wakeman Mrs Harry Johnson Mrs Ed Willer Mrs Virgil Thelen Mrs Arnold Powell Mrs Marvin Rounds Mrs J Schoenfelder Mrs Win Jurgenson and Mrs Bill Huebner.
The St Patrick's Catholic Church in Akron lists Holy Mass times on the first, third, and fifth Sundays at 8 00 p m and on the second and fourth Sundays at 9 30 a m Confessions are heard at 4 00 and 7 00 p m on Saturdays preceding the first, third, and fifth Sundays.
The notice announces Mass at eight in the morning on the second and fourth Sundays. Confessions are heard starting one half hour before Mass. Signed by Father C. Ernst, Pastor.
Regular town council meeting on May 21, 1946, called to order by Mayor R. W. Brown with councilmen Markus and others present. The fragment lists attendees and initial procedural notes from the session.
Classified notice promoting life insurance at eight dollars per thousand and auto and truck insurance from C C Winquist in Akron with contact phone number 3750, available for immediate purchase.
Minutes from Akron council note approval of prior minutes and a motion by Andersen to engage Williams & Lehroer CPAs of Sioux City Town for a two year audit of town books including utilities from April 1 1945 to March 31 1947 for 300 dollars, 150 per year. Correction of previous May 30 1946 notice by editor Lyle F Jacobs clerk R W Brown mayor.
Carl Moir of Moir Implement Co recently attended a conference on truck operation and fleet efficiency, highlighting ongoing industry focus on modernization and heavy vehicle management.
1946 farm income landlord share applies on the purchase. Cash or easy to manage 20 year contract with small down payment to qualified operators. Interest rate 4 percent. Conversion from contract to Deed and Mortgage provided when 30 percent of the purchase price is paid. Write for catalog J. A. McGillivray 246 Lincoln Hotel Office Annex Watertown South Dakota.
A Dodge Plymouth agency attended a conference in Sioux City last week to receive training in a national program for all its dealers and salesmen. The two man Dodge field team led the session after completing an intensive Detroit program directed by L. F. Van Nortwick. The event is one of 258 national conferences to train over 6,100 Dodge dealers and salesmen to better analyze truck lugers requirements.
Salesmen at the training session advised on choosing economical hauling solutions. They considered truck size, weight, wheelbase, axle ratio, frame, and road types to ensure proper vehicle selection and efficient operation.
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