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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
2
Special correspondence from Westfield reports Mr and Mrs T B Bancroft and son returning from a motor trip to Kansas. Mrs Walter Oaks and children visited LeMars, Mr and Mrs Thos Claray were guests of M F Flynn, a large Ladies Aid gathering at Milo Mills, and numerous social visits, shifts of residents, and upcoming Plymouth county road meeting.
Milnerville specials note A Z L Milner back from California helps relative R F Milner. Reports of cuts, funerals, business visits, and community events include teachers elected, guests from Denver, trips to Vermillion and Ames, bridal shower, and local store changes as residents move or plan summer activities.
Saturday returns mark a quiet period of year end travel for Ralph Hathaway and family plans for a summer with a business firm introducing auto trunks. Sioux City visits, Bethel church Children’s Day program, and rural farm news feature local families, kinship ties, travel to Jefferson and Waterloo, with residents visiting relatives and local schools, plus ongoing corn-ground work amid wet conditions.
Union O rrer News reports Sunday services at 8 pm with Sunday school at 7 16 and Gustavus Adolphus College students speaking. It notes the death of Mrs John Pierson on June 12 and funeral at Union Creek Lutheran on Wednesday led by Rev D G Awards. Funeral details and local visits follow with multiple names and places across Sioux City Rock Island Pittsburgh and Omaha.
Mrs Orin Harris, Mrs Evan Harris, Mrs Wayne Snyder, Mrs Hyerett Hendricks and Bernice McMahon attended a Farm Bureau dinner at the Martin Hotel in Sioux City last Wednesday. Frances Schumacher and Marcella Dalgliesh shopped in Sioux City Wednesday. Marlon Bennett of Hawarden visited here Tuesday. Margaret and Bert Schutt and Miss Nichol of Sioux Center visited Edith Badgets Tuesday. Desganda Taggart returned Thursday from Town City where he has been at tending the State university. After school he went home with his roommate for a few days visit. D K Bennett attended Masonic Branch lodge at Council Bluffs, Ia. Carl Humphries and family of Spencer were callers Sunday. Peter Jepsen and wife and Mrs Wal lana Howie visited the Rolands at Humboldt Sunday. Mrs H B Dalgliesh returned Monday from a week end visit at Sioux. Fred Adams St received a message advising him of the death of his mother last Thursday and left Friday afternoon for the old home. On Friday Mrs Adema received word of the death of her only sister in Omaha. her son Ray and daughter Mrs
Union County Farm Bureau items describe Farm and Home Day at South Dakota State College on June 24 with a banner for attendance, contests awarding gasoline credits, and events for men women and children. Also covers Beresford camp support for Boys and Girls clubs August 11–13 with exhibits, programs, and instructors from State College.
First Baptist Church reports notable progress across all departments during Bible school with morning worship at 11 and an organ prelude. Responsive reading is highlighted as part of services, as congregants note steady improvement.
Reporters relayed Tunney's habit of joking about ice cream as a celebration option. The Associated Press picked up the line, sparking reader speculation that favorite treats fueled his punch accuracy against Dempsey.
The Ghurgh Vacation School opened Monday morning at 9 o clock in the Baptist church. Enrollment reached 76 on the second day. Classes are well organized and children show good spirit as they begin the work. All children are welcome. School runs from to 11 80 a m.
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