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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
Milnerville Mention Highlights Local Meeting Activities
Special Correspondence notes a large Indies Aid Society gathering with Mrs Jonas Fursee, planning regular summer meetings and a June 22 event with Mrs Marie Wursee. Officers listed include Mrs Robert Hunter as president and Mrs A C Banks as retiring president. Weather disruptions, road and bridge damage, and flood rescues accompany social, church, and family updates in Milnerville and nearby areas.
Milner Attends Masonic Grand Lodge Event in Sioux City
The Hopkins school janitor, Howard Milner, faces scrutiny after an incident involving a dismissed student at a PTA meeting. Milner, staying with his sister in law Mrs W B Milner, restrained a boy but was later assaulted by the boy's father. Authorities at the school expressed concern over ongoing disturbances by the group. A Bethel church Sunday school session is announced for June 19 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Grand Lodge
Sioux City
W. B. Milner
Howard Milner
Milner
Hopkins
Westfield Write-Ups Highlight Local Visits and Baseball Win
Westfield residents report visits from Andrew Faust and Bettys relatives while Miss Dorothy McDougall improves from illness. Jefferson loses to Westfield 1 5 at Riversioux with Morgan pitching. Upcoming game Westfield versus Vermillion on June 19 promises support. several locals travel for medical treatment, education and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Faust
Manchester
Jno
Faust
Dorothy McDougall
Hoffman
Gre
Catharine Martin
Jefferson
St. Catharine's Guild
Frank Dennison
Arthur Tague
Yankton
S. D
Anna Doyle
Albert Buckingham
Upper Town
Percy Farrington
le Mars
Ora Rush
Sioux City
Steve Gant
Joe Tracy
St. Vincent's Hospital
S. P. Lilly
Audrey
Shirley
Shelbyville
Grover Rollins
Dave Cassel
Elsa
Gertrude Oaks
Grandma Hummel
Albert Hummel
Paramore
Hawarden
David Lilly
Ray Oaks
Lucas, S. D
Anna Oaks
Westfield
Riversioux Diamond
Morgan
Vermillion
Riversioux
Earl Michael
Akron
Ald
J. O. Bliss
Mrs. Bliss
G. Maysonholder
Muscatine
Henry
Carol Lilly
W. Schulz
Elk Point
M. P. Spaulding
Catherine
Duke Spaulding
Dot Taylor
Indianola
E. H. Spaulding, Jr
Mary Connolly
John Bushnell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Thos
Warren
Rose Shearer
G. P. Littelle
W. WH. Galbreth
Town City
Ralph Swanson
Chicago
Ruble Rumblings Fipecial Correspondence
Mrs. Barth Miller and Mrs. Leonard Miller hosted Plymouth Ladies' Aid at the former home last Thursday with a lunch served. Families and locals were noted visiting relatives and attending events at nearby towns including Struble Yankton and Sioux City over the weekend. several households were listed as visitors or shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth Miller
Leonard Miller
Plymouth Ladies’ Aid
Alex, Kiemme
Walter Gerdes
Struble
Harry Nannen
WNAX
Yankton
Fred Klemme
Harry Klemme
Edwin Klemme
Charles Pluegar
Peggy Joan
Treton
Alfred Klemme
Sioux City
Ernest Gahel
John Tapper
Jacqueline Pluegar
Maurice
Darlene Klemme
Garland News Items Special Correspondence
Miss Fivelyn Tickbohm spent last week with her brother Henry Tickbohm. The Walter and Clarence Wagner families visited the Lewisons. Menga Wilkens stayed at the Richard Ball home with other relatives. The Ball Bros shipped hogs to Sioux City and Harry drove to see them sold. Star Prairie Ladies Aid met at Albert Amundson home. The Heeren family visited the Mimer Fullren home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivelyn Tickbohm
Henry Tickbohm
Walter
Clarence Wagner
Albert Lewison
Menga Wilkens
Richard Ball
Dick Hamilton
Fern
Martha Narington
Lester Fickbohm
Horsty Busch
Edldie Lewison
Arthur Lewison
Mrs. Wesley Heeren and Sons
Mimer Fullren
Union Creek Church Services and Local Visits
Union Creek church will hold services Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and Sunday school at the same time. The Ladies Aid will meet at Luther Hall on Thursday afternoon June 28 hosted by Mrs FH R Anderson. Local residents include Dorothy Hultgren and Edna Rewinkle visiting Sioux City nurse colleagues, with August Bergquist and the Boden family visiting relatives in Sioux City and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
FH. R. Anderson
Luther Hall
John Hultgren
Telmer Hultgren
Marion Hultgren
Sioux City
Dorothy Hultgren
Edna Rewinkle
Lutheran Hospital
August Bergquist
O. Olbertson
George Adamson
Clifford Johnson
Imogene Johnson
CG. V. Boden
Henry Fickbohm
Ralph Fickbohm
Francis Boden
St. Paul, Minn
Jane Boden
John Boden
Special Meeting Notice for River View School Tax Proposal
The Independent School District of Portland in Plymouth County Iowa schedules a special meeting at Searls school house on June 22 1922 from 1 to 4 pm to vote on a four mill school house tax for building a River View school in Portland township Plymouth County Iowa. Alfred Buehre secretary notes publication June 9 and 16 1932 and offers old newspapers for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Plymouth
Town
Searls
River View School
Portland Township
Plymouth County
Iowa
Alfred Buehre
Auto Death Toll in Iowa Rises in 1932 Safety Note
A weekly safety article prepared by Dr. A. R. Lauer of Iowa State College for the American Legion State Highway Safety Council reports 650 killed in 1930 and 583 in 1931, with 1932 totals climbing, urging Iowa to cut auto fatalities as state focus intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Lauer
Iowa State College
American Legion
State Highway Safety Council
Gape Johnson Lip Kiss Story Sparks Safety Lesson
A Ozarks tale recounts Gape Johnson kissing a woman by surprise, prompting a cautionary note on awareness and self protection. The column uses the anecdote to urge readers to assess personal capacities and avoid compromising situations, hinting at alcohol's role in misjudgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gape Johnson
Ozarks
Hke
Gape
Advertising and the fate of small town merchants
Edson R. Waite argues that advertisers survive downturns while non-advertisers fall behind. He urges merchants to study which local businesses shutter and to adopt newspaper advertising as essential for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Horton
del Rio
Texas
Real Estate Transfer and Business Trade Notice
Ellen Ross transfers NW and SWY% NW 29 and lot 1 30 and lot 5 20-93-48 to Helen Klauer and others for $1. Ellen Ross transfers Int7 and W, lot 8 block 65 Akron for $1. A. W. Lundberg Akron advertises a new Hamm ermill Grinder for custom grinding and solicits orders. Trade in Akron with our Live Merchants. It will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ross
Helen Klauer
Akron
A. W. Lundberg
Phort
Res
New George Washington Quarter Coin Debuts Nationwide
The United States Treasury issued the George Washington quarter on June 1 as part of the Bicentennial Celebration. Designed by John Planagan after over a hundred models, the coin features Washington in profile with Liberty and In God We Trust, and the eagle motif on the reverse. Minted at San Francisco, Denver and Philadelphia, it will replace the 25 cent piece for 25 years unless Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden J. Mills
John Planagan
New York
Department of Agriculture
George Washington
United States of America
Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Ape
Akron School District Seeks Bids for Painting Work
Sealed bids for painting the Akron Iowa school building will be received by the Secretary of the Independent School District of Akron up to noon Monday June 27 1983. Bids must meet specifications on file with the Secretary. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Independent School District
Iowa
Board of
Emduenation
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Ray A. Smith
Said Pines
Assouat
Aid Society
Jonas Furseée
Marie Wursee
Robert Hunter
Ward Knapp
C. P. Knapp
Marie Foursee
A. C. Banks
Rethel Church
Rethel
Marion Boles
LeMars
Eugene Fleath
Jean Pavlik
Milnerville
Logan
Hazel Cassen
Richard Milner
Priscilla
Mrs. Hathaway
Lamoureux
Ralph Hathaway
Ralph
Alva Clair
Mr. Clair
H. G. Clair
R. H. Milner
Alfred Hardy
Tom Ross
Mayflower Congregational Church
Belle Vista
Nelson
Solomon
Lloyd Norden
Perry Creek
Mr. Worden
Joe Schiller
Fourth Street
Robert Banks
Lucile
Dorothy Maloney
C. P. Knapp Grove
Farmers’ Union
Belle Vista Community
Gus Alesch
Pat Mellette
North Riverside
Winn
Mel- Jette
Mabel Baker
Mabel Cox
Mabel Moser
Scotland
S. C
Glenn Miller
Derume C. McMahon
State Center
Ruble
Union Creek News
Register-Tribune
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Akron Creamery CO
Otto CO. Larsen
G.M. Company
Akron Live Merchants
Washington Quarter
Coleman Automatic
Klauer Bros
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Savings Bank
Akron Savings Bank
Miss Lane
Chester Orchard
Peoria, NL
Margaret Lane
London Daily Express and International News Service
West Maywood
Peoria
Illinois
Standard Oil Company
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