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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
4
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Daily elk point strawberries full crates on order while season lasts. Home grown cherries and California fruits Apricots plums peaches. Extra good cantaloupe first crate. New line of neckties suits and clothing at attractive prices. Store hours 6:30 pm Mon Wed Fri open later Tue Thu Sat. Shoe polish and white shoe cleaner. Slaughter prices on light weight dress fabrics.
John Lee Smith and Miss Frances Farwell were united in marriage at Frances Farwell's mother's home in Sioux City. The bride, known in Akron, formerly lived with her grandmother Mrs. Franklin Rust. The groom, son of Henry Smilth, is a pioneer Big Sioux Valley family member who has resided locally and is widely esteemed. They will reside on the groom's farm northwest of town. Genevieve Schwartz resigned from Dudley's store to visit Nebraska, Spencer, and other friends.
Union Greek News reports regular service next Sunday fore noon at the Lutheran church with Sunday school to follow. A Ladies’ Aid meeting is rescheduled with Mrs. John Hultgren Jr. on Friday afternoon. Various residents are listed visiting, traveling, or hosting events, including anniversaries and family gatherings across Akron LeMars and Sioux City.
Special correspondence reports new Bethel church members and a flood of local happenings in Millnerville. People traveling, birthdays, schooling plans, farm work, and small incidents fill a lively village stretch with names like Engle, Hart, May, Beaulieu, and Knapp, plus a bridge project and a serious foot injury at a construction site.
Miss Gertrude Tracy visited the city on Thursday and returned home with her sister Miss Loret ta from St Joseph Minnesota where she studied last year. Local callers and visitors included Mrs Thos Mace and Mr Mrs T L Burnight of Akron and Mrs Jas Hopkins of Quinn SD. Various residents from Sioux City Elk Point and Laurens Iowa were guests at homes in Westfield. The Bank of Westfield announced new safety deposit boxes. The Ladies Aid planned a strawberry and ice cream social on June 23 on the church lawn with meetings and visits noted from the week.
Akron lumber store advertises unbeatable prices across all items and invites customers to visit for a trial purchase.
The local swimming hole draws steady crowds as heat intensifies. Young residents flock there seeking relief from blistering days amid ongoing sunny warmth and weekend festivities. Local lifeguards report safe use and growing attendance.
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