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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

5

Heavy Rain and Floods Hit Merrill Area, 1920s

A week of heavy rains battered Merrill and surrounding areas with two inches of rain at Alton and more along the Floyd river. Flooding wrecked crops, washed out railroad tracks, and damaged buildings. Horses swept away and farms endangered as culverts overflowed and roads flooded, with crews repairing the Great Northern line by Monday noon.

Alton Vieinity Abot LeMars Tironaville Merril Satnek Merrill Witter Kloud Merrill Was Fitter, Fert Tod Tntia Ace Girt Northern Railroad West Lo Mars Chienganit Morrill Floyd Gene Kennedy West Branch Alton Abbors Farm Strehle Great Northern Roundhouse Sioux City

Wortland Farm Bureau Sets June Meeting Notice

The Wortland farm bureau will hold a regular meeting at the Alanson Takker home on Tuesday evening June 21 with County Agent Thompson presenting a talk on weeds and twetoes and how to rid farms of them. A demonstration by the team from Levarts on Achievement Day will be shown along with the “quarters all tile your’s work” program. A committee will organize refreshments and all residents are invited.

Portland Farm Bureau Wortland Townsley Buren Tansey Everine Alan Aon Thompson Tein Iave Chitrge

Claude Anderson Wins Golf Trophy in Wake Sunday Play

The Wake Sunday golf event awarded the Golforst Magazine Cup to Claude Anderson after four rounds of play. Nearby competitors included Carl Anderson FA Jensen Tuy A. Rulth and others as players exhibited steady form. Participants were asked to meet in front of the Registers at 1:80 Sunday to arrange transportation.

Golforst Magazine Anala Sundley Attorneens Mhude Anderson A. A. Donskon Ray A. Finkth Orel AnilopHon Pollawine Wate Thorgores Aie poml-Anal Road Hindleep Weelk A. Deudont Aisths Ah Andergan Carl Ane Gerson Ray AL Amity Do Oa Mattinny Clorall Smith Prardtan Pavia Nox Thiyera Paulin Cine

United in a Double Wedding at St Johns Preston

Four young people from Akron and Chatworth united in a double ceremony at St John’s Church in Preston on a Wednesday in June 193%. The couples are Miss Lillian Koch and Herbert H. Schroeder and Miss Toni Dost and William Koch, children of Mr and Mrs Jorn Koch of Akron, and Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder of Chatworth. The couples, long employed on the Ewald Ball farm, are praised by their friends and expected to share a happy life together.

St John's Fue Baran Churcl Preston Townally Lillian Koch Akron Flerhert HH. Lchroeder Chataworth Jorn Koch Enat Schroeder Henry . Schroeder Ewald Ball Sonson

Emmanuel English Lutheran Church Notes

Sunday services mark the fourth Sunday after Trinity with morning worship at 11 o clock and Bible school at 10. The Luther League will meet and entertain with junior mission events and a picnic planned for June in Brown's Grove. Union Creek notes include morning service at 11 and Sunday School at 10. Junior Mission Band meets Tuesday at 1 30, Ladies' Aid gathering Thursday at Luther Hall on June 23.

Themmanuel English Shurch Co W. Samuelson Luther League Walter Lulu Kiemme Isle Wiemme Rand Brown's Grove Detalle Union Creek Luthor Hall HW. R. Anderson

Former Akron Girl Becomes Air Pilot in West

Ruth Marie Nelson of Missoula Montana, daughter-in-law of Mr and Mrs H W Nelson, is the first woman in Montana Wyoming and Idaho to receive a transport pilot license from the commerce department. She previously ran a flight school in Butte and trained with instructors in Missoula and Salt Lake City while helping in her father in law’s Sioux City grocery store.

Sioux City Tribune Akron Ruth Mate Hindik J. M. Hindik Ruth Marie ‘Nelson Missou-la Mant H.W. Nelson Prescott Stropt Sioux City Toy National Bank Nelann Butte Missoula Salt Lake City Utah

Rifle Club Starts Outdoor Shooting Course in Sioux Valley

The Sioux Valley Rifle Club opens the outdoor shooting season with the Record Course and a Quaintestion Course. Members shoot on the second and fourth Sundays at Lands End near Spink, aiming to finish the Record Course soon and then hold a Members Matel. The plan includes affordable targets and later summer range sessions, with continued practice and potential 22-caliber drills.

Rifle Club Sioux Valley Rite Bari” Arms Benres Mpl Mra Us Slaw Aro Matel Dheely Osheera Rotary

Pleasant Hill Church Children’s Day Service Report

Pleasant Hill VII 8 church held a Children’s Day program with praise and favorable comments. Darlene Jackson performed a dance, the Jacobsn family and Gaylind Brubaker attended a gathering at Tarvey Welch’s, and Mrs Conner’s family returned from a trip. Jane attended Sunday school and worship. sermon noted the first in a series on the second coming of Christ.

Sixtieth Anniversary of St Paul Lutheran Aid Celebrated

A community remembers the St Paul Lutheran Aid founding sixty years ago. An organizational mission society began with a January gathering at Rev Nosan’s home south of the church overlooking Union County. Founders Mrs Joynson Mrs Solem and Mrs Lewison will be honored along with early workers. Rev Okdale will open and Rev Solem and Rev Twine will speak. The day ends with a cantata Run and a prayerful reflection.

Unon Ladins’ Aid Z. J. Nosan Prevent Khehon Neasa Brand Aytup Seway Atill Living Carl Joynson A. C. Solem Panora Lewla Lewison Nessa TH. A. Okdine Watertown S. 12 M. Solem Lennox Twine Orten St. Panchotr Renden Oacision Alfred Gaul Ruth Niomi Orpha Okdale

Trinity Lutheran Church German Services and Meetings

Trinity Lutheran Church offers German services Sunday at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 7 p.m. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon, June 24, in the church. Interment and related notices reference Mia Fro Meina at St Matth Luth Church Chatsworth with a Sunday school at 1 p.m. English service at 10:30 a.m. RAV, FA, MESES, Taster.

Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Mia Meina St. Matth. Luth Chatsworth

Poison Bran Orders Sought For Flea Worm Pest Control

Notice to farmers in Akron and county area to obtain poison bran from Wertz Seed Co in Sioux City for pest control. Written orders via county agent needed. price listed as 190 pounds. Trade info encourages farming merchants to participate.

Af- Nee Wertz Seed Co Lioux City Dernatid Luckien

Luther League Convention To Be Held In June At Sioux City

Northwest towns gather for a Luther League convention with about seventy delegates from Akron to attend. The event spans June 24 through June 28 featuring sermons by Rev Nele Lindgren and Rev G W Sam Holwon with singing, lectures, and a city tour including Westcott Park and a possible trip to the Sinte Moxplind.

Northweat Cherakes Mloomanist Rockford Nele Lindgren Omaha Ihen W. Sam- Holwon Algron Sioux City Alevany Albert City Atsont Alta Auretia Barerer Kero Kor Kiron theoMeers Broux City Myoerrte Widlere Altayvier Siegyd Andean Swen City Heerehiry Jos A. Swinson Cherneo Frenrurer Fmilvie Johnsen Albert Clix 1. Brynell Simix City

Lutheran Churches Sixtieth Anniversary Aid Observed

The St Paul Taher church marks the sixtieth anniversary of its Ladies Aid with a day of events on June 19. The program features an anniversary service at 10:80 a m led by Rev A Akdale of Watertown, a history talk by Rev F Solem of Lennox, a cantata Ruth by Alfred Gaul performed by the St Paul choir, and an address by Rev T A Ohdale. An invitation extends to parishioners and the public.

St. Paul Taher Ladies’ Aid A. Akdale Watertown FH. Solem Lennox T. J. Reinertson Unawn Ruth Alfred Gaul St. Paul T. A. Ohdale Povist Cordigiy Sy Pal Ladies Aid Anna Loldeen Ars Carl Clementson Mra Walter 1 Anmoth Walter I. Armoth

Akron Man Weds Hawarden Girl in May Ceremony

Former Akron youth James Kiner marries Hawarden's Miss Bernice Johnson at St Marys Catholic Church. The bride wore ivory crepe with a pastel bouquet, maid of honor Dorothy Kinner, best man Frame Lynott. Guests from Malan The Points and Akron attended. couple to settle in Hawarden area. An Akron junior baseball loss noted in same column closes.

St. Mary's Catholic Ehurch Nernies Johnson Minnie Johnson James Kinior Tend Hd, Mayer Akron Canway Abelnting Anya Mandrlasohn Warry Rummel Sundaras Hoehandeel Misa Dorothy Kinner Slater Proam Robert Johnson Heather Sroomaman Lynott Gonand Jawarden Fn Warden Scheal Clasa Sho Vincent's Hose Mital Sioux City Kinner Minhowd Tthat High School Richart Kiner Re K. Cash Wklavyor Francia Taoisravery Alee Maangarden Iranworth Tlona Malan Selma Jolnson John Dahlin Points Mend Mes Klauer Dorothy Milas Lucille Who Minin Pyeatis

Notice to Parents and Swimmers at Local Beach

A notice from Life Guard Vod Sholtiairc warns parents and swimmers of the beach southwest of town that swimming will be supervised starting June. The area will be marked with buoys and floats and a protective lifeguard presence will enforce rules. Mothers and fathers are asked to ensure children follow the safety rules observed by the community lifeguard.

Geavel Monthy Voneaaviminiecs CoMalnioblon

Churches Announce Morning Worship and Evening Sermon Topics

The Church of Christ at Mf im hosts morning worship at eleven with sermon on The Charette of Cold lis Moundathon followed by a Christian Mydenvar at seven. Evening service at eight features Wichiy Dividing the Word. Two more Sundays remain in the IM Gaunty Sunday School Contest. W. J. McDonald, Minister, invites all to attend.

Selina Christan Mydenvar Sernon Im-Gaunty Samay

Autoists Warned As Street Dangers Prompt Action

Autists must stop and observe up to date street safety rules. Special fence closures are required and water access changes have been detested to curb violations. Mayor Lick Moplikien issues the order and warns violators will face penalties.

Aleron Ufe Dy Order of Connell Lick Moplikien

Chas P Buswell Called Tuesday At Home

Charing P Buswell a former resident of Akron and longtime theater proprietor collapsed Tuesday noon June 14 1932 at his home 420 North Second Street Blonx City aged 56 He lived in Meriden Ta and in Akron two years He is survived by his widow Mrs Adelita Buswell two sons Nelson of Stow City a brother Arthur of Meriden and A Th Slous City and a sister Mrs RM Patetek of LeMars Iowa Funeral services were held at 2 30 oclock Thursday at the Presbyterian church in Meriden and interment was in Meriden cemetery.

Charing PY Tis Whdow Anpudta Buswell Nelsam Stawx City Arthur MM Meriden Aml Slous City Patetek LeMara Gurwell Memide Akron Presbyterian

Methodist Church Notes Children's Day Services Next Sunday

The Methodist church schedules Children's Day services next Sunday during regular worship. Parents must sign slips with child name and date of birth. An evening sermon will feature Ancient Speed-Demon. W M W M meet Friday afternoon at 2 30. General rehearsal for Children’s Day Sunday at 3 00. District Epworth League convention next Tuesday at Whittell church Stax City, depart 8 40 a m. Fr RF Robinson Pastor.

Ehurel Robinson Epwerttr League Counvention

First Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Evening Program

Sunday worship at 10 a m with a sermon titled the Guidance of God. Young Peoples Union meeting at 7214 vs 1. Mission and devotional programs led by Mrs Ghamberlain. Sunday evening service at 6 o clock features special program with music and questions Be program with men the public. Friday evening dance April 7 in church hall with admission. All invited.

Sundiy Senoul Young Peoples Union Liaplinn Liulivs Association Hastesson Wor Anderson Mrk Mira Youtgateum Mra Louie Anthiegon Stizihetti Shoutberg Leb Stiwuterg Walder Johnie Louise Antinson Daet-Bub Shoulders Wilden Jhnsets

House Hesitates Over Anti Hopper Aid in Midwest

The national House rebels against an appropriation to combat a severe hopper outbreak across eight agricultural states. A $1,460,000 measure failed to pass, despite Iowa and others pressing for federal money to curb insect damage. Local agencies and farm groups scramble for options as counties seek alternative funding and contracts for poison and controls.

National House Elght Nevis Derthwest Sioux City Journal Reuneil Mime Sat Hike Des Mimes Carl N. Kennedy Iowa Disricultiure Omaha Sioux City St Conta Ipilyery Kennedy Campuey Daousta

Lifeguard Effort Aims to Improve Hench at Gravel Pit

A local lifeguard service led by Alvan Hod Chase pledges safety upgrades at the Hench gravel pit to ensure children’s access remains safe. The group seeks continued support and adherence to the new rules to sustain the safety program under Akron city oversight.

Neponoas Alvan Hod Chase Bintdy Syston Akron

Correctionville Defeats Akron in Baseball Clash

Correctionville downed Akron 7 to 2 as HU pitched seven innings with five hits and seven strikeouts. Akron failed to capitalize on early runs. Corresthville built a lead with two key hits by Lan and Markusen. Akron, now 0-1, travels to Jefferson next Sunday for a rematch.

Akron Suilay Guane Aleron Mae Bits Fing Lan Markusen Corres Matrusen Alston Gordan Jefferson

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Claude Anderson Paullina Ruth M. Nelson Department Pleasant Hill St.paul Lutheran Aid Luther League Convention THE Lutheran Churches OW. Puls Maybelle Traw Knox Lidtars Towl Civ Knox M. 4Ink Woodbury County Plymouth County Hawarden James Klauer Bernice Johnson Romaen Remsen Secon Helms Josten Oichines Church OF Christ W. J. McDonald Chas. P. Buswell Methodist Church First Baptist Church R. B. Brown Toe Erecin House Hoppers Secretary of Agriculture Correctionville
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