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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

6

Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence Busy Sunday social notes

Mr and Mrs Clare Morehead and son Virgil visited the Fred Lueken home Sunday afternoon. Miss Wilma Reemis visited the Jess Kallsen home. Fred Klemme and Alex Klemme were Sioux City callers. Mrs Margaret Molten was reminded of her birthday last Friday June 12. The Klemmes visited Albert Bubs in South Dakota. J P Miller and sons visited Art Gronemeyer. Dinner guests at Jack Russell home included Clarence Brann family and Leonard Miller family. William Bohlken of Stanton township visited the Fredricks home Sunday. Lorraine Koplin visits aunt Anna Klemme for a couple weeks. LaVere Green of Ireton and John Milbredt of Akron visited Barth Miller. Fred Lueken and Arlen visited Fay and Alva Port Wednesday evening.

Clare Morehead Virgil Fred Lueken Wilma Reemis Jess Kallsen Fred Klemme Alex Klemme Sioux City Margaret Molten Alfred Klemme Anna Klemme Albert Bubs South Dakota J. P. Miller Art Gronemeyer Jack Russell Clarence Brann Betty Billy Leonard Miller Darlene William Bohlken Stanton Township Fredricks Mis Lorraine Koplin LaVere Green Ireton John Milbredt Akron John Kallisen Barth Miller Arlen Fay and Alva Port

Town council minutes show 1936 proceedings and street work

Regular sessions May 19 and June 2 1936 presided by Mayors Bohiken and Bohlken. appointments for Basil Whitaker as street cleaner and garbage collector for five months. band committee named. library trustees appointed. bills totaling 275.39 and 572.93 authorized. adjournments recorded.

Bohiken Kerr Banks Basil Whitaker Councilman Dirks Ross Ted Timmons John McMillan Mike Foley Akron Perry Vanderbeck W. T. Smith James G. Hays Riter Implement Co Henry Callaghan Kerr’s Akron Register-Tribune Pittsburgh Meter Co Badger Mr. Co Herman Hitzeman Bell Telephone Everett Johnson Floyd Heider Municipal Supply Co Warren Electric Co R. A. Tryde Oil Co J. L. Clayton Bohlken Hi. Ross J. R. Kerr R. W. Brown EB. J. Dirks A. Banks Verne Rossow W. FE. Melton R. C Dirks Haradware Freddie Richter Albert von Hagel, Jr J. Zetterquist W. S. Dirks Hilliker Bros W. S. Darley Crane Co A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co D. C. Strong Melvin Zierath Pant Steel W. J. Smith Hardware Akron Lumber Co First National Bank Avery Small Jas. G. Hays Redmond & Burnett W. N. Matthews Corp Shell Petroleum Corp

Union Township Wins Plymouth County Project Day Display

Union Township earned the top ranking at Plymouth county Home Project Achievement Day held at LeMars Methodist Church on May 26. The Union booth featured nine types of flour with labels showing uses in breads and cereals, judged by Mrs. Mary Gregg of the Ames Extension department, who awarded 999 points out of 1000. Liberty placed second, highlighting naval vegetables in the diet.

Union Township Plymouth County LeMars Union Mary Gregg Ames Liberty

Pageant of the Seasons Draws Wide County Help

The event featured sixteen townships including Portland Preston Fredonia and America with ninety women in episodes highlighting nutrition work and family festivals music. About 250 people attended with five Palo Alto county women noted for traveling farthest. County leaders gave talks before a luncheon.

Lamb’s Portland Preston Fredonia America Carfield Grege Palo Alto County H. G. Warner C. H. Thompson Ellen Eyres County 4 Il Pearl Sims

Akron cream mix draws first foreign inquiry from Manila

Otto Larsen of Akron Dairy Co., Akron Iowa, received a letter dated April 23 1936 from Santos Ocampo Inc Universal Drug Store Manila Philippines requesting catalogs and samples of the cream mix. The message notes the long voyage and refrigeration doubts but shows growing fame for the Akron product.

Akron Creamery Company Otto Larsen Santos Ocampo, Inc Universal Drug Store Manila Philippine Islands Larsen Dairy Co Akron Iowa

Bible Conference in July at Cedar Falls

Outstanding leaders in religious fields will speak at the fifteenth Cedar Falls Interdenominational Bible conference July 26 to August 2 at Riverview park Cedar Falls Town. Speakers include Dr. Ivan Lee Holt from St. Louis and Dr. George Mecklenburg of Minneapolis, with Rev. Titus Lowe, Dr. A W Palmer, Dr. Frank Bible, Dr. I G Hominghausen, Frank Ebbert, and Harry Terrell. The event draws pastors from Iowa Illinois Minnesota and nearby states. no registration fee. public sessions plus Riverside Park cottages provide accommodations.

Cedar Falls Riverview Park Town Ivan Lee Holt St. John’s M. FE Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska United States Riverside Park

Water rate notice for residential users over 2000 gallons

Notice to water consumers in the residential district offering a flat $1.00 monthly charge for all water used by those who exceed 2000 gallons for lawn and garden watering. Those using up to 2000 gallons pay the regular rate. By order of Town Council. J P F Brown, Supt.

J. PF. Brown

Poison Bran Offered Free for Grasshopper Control in Hinton

County Agent C. H. Thompson announces poison bran is available at no cost to farmers through the Farmers Cooperative Elevator in Hinton. Apply while hoppers are small and concentrated. a poison demonstration will occur on the Thos. F. Weber farm to show effective use.

Hinton C. H. ‘Thompson Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Thos. F. Weber

Poison baiting advised to curb hopper damage in county

On Monday June 22 at 6 30 a m in Sioux township farmers are urged to apply poison bait early when hoppers feed to maximize effect. Hopprs have damaged new feedings and alfalfa on many farms in the western county and could worsen if dry weather continues, says Mr Thompson.

Sioux Township Thompson

Oldsmobile Sets May Sales and Production Records

Oldsmobile reports May retail sales of 9,407 cars in the final ten days and total May sales of 24,057, with January–May 1936 shipments at 89,019, up over 27 percent from the prior year. Production also rose, hitting a single day record of 3,121 on May 28 as dealers nationwide note continued strong demand. J. R. Kerr is the local Oldsmobile dealer.

Oldsmobile D. E. Ralston

Voter Totals Reported in Plymouth County Primary

At the June 1 primary in Plymouth County 6 585 voters went to the polls with 3 340 selecting Republican ballots, 3 220 Democratic ballots, and 25 Farmer Labor. Ballot spoilage reduced counts to 2 095 for Republican and 3 038 for Democratic sheriff races, while governor tallies were 2 095 for Republicans and 2 414 for Democrats across three candidates.

Plymouth County

Iowa Plans First Amateur Photo Contest at State Fair

Iowa will host its inaugural amateur photo show this summer at the State Fair in Des Moines. Any amateur photographer can enter for statewide honors and 84 dollars in cash prizes. The contest, supervised by Robert Wingert, will feature ranges from action and animal to landscapes, architecture, and human interest subjects.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Amateur Photographers Club Robert Wingert

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