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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
2
Whitfield society column records visits among residents and nearby towns. Contingent mentions include Florence, Harrington families, Spauldings, Seylers, Hummels, Tagues, Waterbury wedding, Lilly sisters, and local church activities plus recent sports results and Dr. Tracy joining Sioux City practice.
Mr and Mrs Herman Frericks and daughters Lillian and Shirley were ...
Visitors at the B J Borchers home Saturday evening include Mrs. Hope Samripson staying with sister Mrs. Leonard Miller. Alex Kleinme and daughter Darlene plus Miss Helen Marbach were LeMars callers Tuesday of last week. Johnson township baseball team lost to Hungerford Sunday. Mrs. Milton Gabel hosted Adaville Ladies Aid last Thursday. Leonard Miller and Elope Sampson visited Roy Sampson Monday. Children attend daily vacation Bible school at Mymouth church. TO Buehre Lambert Jeffers Marion visited J P Miller Tuesday. Helen Marbach and Dorothy Lueken left Wednesday for the 4-H convention in Ames. Johnson township Farm Bureau Ladies met Monday at Mrs. Frank Gabel’s home. Bert Miller has been on the sick list. John Russell and wife welcomed a new boy born Saturday June 13, 1991. Ruth Marbach has been ill recently.
Farmers were busy after the flood on Wednesday. A few hail fell but no serious damage occurred. U B Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. Joe Johnson on Thursday afternoon June 26. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Murfreesboro Illinois and relatives from Akron Dumont Sioux City and St Louis. Junior Charles Johnson suffers foot infection. Other relatives visit in nearby homes.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of Mrs Myrtle If Bean. They also appreciate the beautiful floral offerings from the community. The Children.
Ordinance No. 47 mandates that anyone digging in streets for water or sewer lines obtain a plumber's license from the City. Clerk A. L. Seamands signs the notice. For quick results, try a Want Ad.
H. M. Shevnan, noted Chicago rupture expert, will appear at the Martin Hotel in Sioux City on June 25 and 26 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Zootic Shield promises immediate results, requires no straps or medicines, and offers free demonstrations for men only.
A community public safety piece from Lions Clubs of Iowa warns children to avoid dangerous wrestling and boxing play, stressing gentleness and fairness. Separately, Plymouth County Iowa hears a probate matter for Lee Parker with Tathel M. Parker named heir. final proof and hearing set for July 18, 1931.
Mrs S A Solomon of Now Born N G reports shedding 47 pounds from 217 to 170 using Kruschen Salts. She says pains in side back and abdomen vanished, feels younger and stronger, and plans to continue daily usage. A 4 week bottle costs 85 cents at Cobb Greenleafs and druggists. take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast.
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