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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

4

First National Bank of Akron Methodist Church Notes

Sunday School at 10 00 a m preaching service at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m preaching service at 3 00 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday 8 00 p m After a vacation Rev Tyrrell will occupy the Methodist pul pit on Sunday June 23 and welcomes familiar faces to worship The Epworth League is the stronghold of the young people and the morning and evening services will be strong if you are there The group will be joined by Rev N C Parsons Dr E A Stevens and Dr Frank Peterson for addresses All English services Thursday June 27 Red Cross Rally and Annual Meeting of the Big Springs Branch Dr Cru S Thoms Vermillion will speak R A ARLANDER Pastor

Methodist Church Notes Epworth League Tyrrell Marcus Aurelius Rome Walstein W. Tyrrell N. C. Parsons Oakland Nebr E. A. Stevens Sioux City Frank Peterson Minneapolis

Big Springs Baptist Church Mission and Bible Conference

Big Springs Baptist Church announces a three day Mission and Bible Conference starting Friday June 21. Evening sessions are planned for Friday and Saturday with a daytime schedule omitted due to busy season. Sunday features three services at 4 30 p.m 2 30 p.m and 8 00 p.m with the pastor and allester Baptist Church members attending and inviting nearby friends.

Allcester Baptist Church

Stamp Out the Squirrel Tail Weed Control Memo

The notice urges township trustees and road supervisors to prevent seeds of Squirrel Tail grass from forming on highways as it spreads stem rust to wheat and quack grass. Observations across Iowa over 30 years show rust on this weed every season. Extermination is feasible by plowing and harrowing. cutting at bloom prevents seed formation, and pastures should be brought under cultivation promptly. The weed is said to injure livestock.

Iowa

Portland Twp Red Cross Names New Members

New members listed include John Wilkens Tony Bockelman Wil Ludwig Mrs Gerd Ludwig J L Parry Mrs J J Parr goods shipped last week totaling 13 hospital shirts 8 led shirts 5 towels 2 wash cloths 1 pair wristlets 11 pajama suits 10 sweaters and related items.

John Wilkens Tony Bockelman Wil Ludwig Gerd Ludwig J. L. Parry J. J. Parr

Millnerville News Notes And Local Harbors

Milnerville residents express sympathy for Emil Jensen and family after the loss of their infant daughter Monday. R. A. James aided haying with a tractor, others discuss farm work, road needs, and local social visits. The Sioux township Red Cross officers are named, meetings set for Sunnyside, and new committee chairs listed.

Local Village Notes On People And Crops

Aged gentleman rallies from an attack and improves. Ernest Mayhew of Sergeant Bluff appears in recent enlistment roll. The young man was a frequent Mo nerville visitor when his brother George lived on the Ganks farm. Miss Lucile Montagne of Jefferson visited relatives the Allards last week. Farm work is up and crops look good. Mrs W B Milner was sick with throat affection for several days. Miss Phoebe Hathaway visited her sister Mrs Val Trometer near Mer vill last week. Joe Hess, a farmer, is now in service in Trance as an engineer corps member, enlisted from Seattle after Camp Mende.

Ernest Mayhew Val Trometer Mervill Joe Hess Seattle Camp Mende

Union Creek News Local Items and Chatter From Sixty Years Ago

Special correspondence reports a quiet church week with no service and social events hosted by Mrs. Ted Rasmusson. Nearby residents and relatives are named among visitors, travels, medical trips, engagements, and a June 1 1918 wedding announcement for Miss Lillian Nyquist and A Hampuson in Sioux City.

North Spink Notes Local residents visit and travel

Miss Sadie Berg of Vermillion visits relatives in the area. Mrs. Andrew Gustafson leaves for Detroit for an extended stay with Rudolph Gustafson's family. Malvin Mann and wife visit the Rudolph Offerdahl home. Geo. Davis and wife shop in Elk Point. Rudolph Offerdahl and family receive a carload hog shipment to Sioux City. More social calls among Mann, Overby, and Davis families. Ludvig Larson visits friends in tisburg. Mrs. Andrew Gustafson and daughter Milda visit Geo. Carlson's.

North Spink Sadie Berg Vermillion Andrew Gustafson Detroit Mich Rudolph Malvin Mann Rudolph Offerdahl Geo. Davis Elk Point Noah Swanson Sioux City John Overby Ludvig Larson Tisburg Milda Geo. Carl- Son's

Pleasant Hill Happenings and Community Notices

Pleasant Hill church services planned for next Sunday morning with Sunday school and preaching. Red Cross to meet at Fred Wang home Wednesday evening June 26. C I C class plans an ice cream social Friday evening June 21 on the Schneiderheinze farm lawn. Visitors Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson of Campbell County SD stay with sister Mrs Wm Welch. Mrs Gustafson Iva Welch and Darryl Hamilton had tonsil operations in Sioux City last Friday and are recovering well. Wm Wang and George Carlson helped Pete Abraham with corn. Rev Crocker of Akron assists Wm Welch with cultivation. Mrs Harvey Welch called Monday regarding Gladys Huff who has been ill with inflammatory.

Union Creek Ted Rasmusson Mae Johnson Big Springs Eddie Anderson Nddie Olson Sioux City L. & Tricson P. Shoulberg Bertel H. Gasaman J. Person T. Rosaminssen Ferman Anderson Sand Mabel Selbverg Tillie Anderson Alcester I. &. Ericson BE. Westeen Wm. Miicgon Gunhild Fredell Lit Malcolm Fredell Boulder Colorado Hultgren John M. A. Hult- Brew Philp Kenneth Larson Philip E. M. Larson TE. M. Larson John Larson Rochester Minn Mayo Institute Gunnar Fredell Arthur Elmer Fredell Ruth Bergquist St. Paul J. Fredeil Martin E. Johnson LeMars Henry Pleasant Hill U. B Red Cross Fred Wang Schneiderheinze Carl Gustafson Campbell County Wm. Welch Gustafson Iva Welch Darryl Hamilton Wm. Wang George Carlson Coru Pete Abraham

Pleasant Hill residents hold cemetery cleaning and updates

The Pleasant Hill group gathered at the cemetery on Thursday afternoon of last week to clean and improve its appearance. Alfred Klemmes of Ruble Indiana visited relatives here last Sunday. Alfred Sommervold and Olaf Hofstad recently bought Ford cars. Grandpa and Grandma Gardner with Elmer Welch and Cecil and Isabella Goodread drove to Sioux City Sunday to see Mrs. Gardner's ill brother Wm. Gilbert.

Pleasant Hill Alfred Klemmes Ruble Alfred Sommervold Olaf Hofstad Grandpa Grandma Gardner Elmer Welch Cecil Isabella Goodread Sioux City

Beeler and Kjose Families Entertained In North Richland

North Richland special corresponden ce reports visits by Mr and Mrs Earl Beeler and child ren from Akron to Mr and Mrs Mile Kjose and others. Mrs Maryin Mann and her niece called on the newlyweds Mr and Mrs John Overby while Mrs R Offerdahl visited her mother Mrs Davis. Andrew Tillotson and family were Sunday guests in the Joseph Beach home. A McConville called on his brother Sunday.

Earl Beeler Akron Mile Kjose Maryin Mann John Overby R. Offerdahl Davis Andrew Tillotson Joseph Beach A. McConville

Westfield Write-Ups Local News Highlights

Mrs M C G Davis returned from Sioux City after a visit in the Spaulding home. Mrs W Besanson and son left for Curlew North Dakota after two weeks with Lilly and Burris. Miss Reta Gant returns from Clinton Iowa to spend summer here. Red Cross work at Community Hall every Friday afternoon. Various residents and families visited the city and traveled to and from nearby towns.

Gindsys Burris Roy Stinehart St. Joseph's Hospital Sioux City Marie Macauley Winnetaon Nebr M. W. Conway Reta Gant Clinton Iowa Hanes L. VY. Gant Vincent Conway LeMars Jas. Burnight Fierre Thomas Beaulieu Melbourne Conway Red Cross Community Hall F. P. Mills A. A. Martin

Hold Your Liberty Bonds Says McAdoo

Secretary McAdoo urges all Liberty Bond buyers to hold bonds for the war period. Keeping bonds at par sustains government credit and preserves materials and labor for the Army and Navy in wartime.

McAdoo

Bids Sought for Chatsworth Schoolhouse Addition

Notice for bids on the construction of an addition to the Chatsworth schoolhouse in Chatsworth Town. Bids due by noon Monday July 16 1918 at Chatsworth Savings Bank where plans and specs may be viewed. School board may reject any or all bids. D. K. Bennett president, B. W. Dalgliesh secretary.

Chataworth Town Chatsworth

Akron Iowa plans bid for water mains in Sargents Fifth Addition

Bids will be received for laying water mains in Sargents Fifth Addition to Akron Iowa per plans on file with the Town Clerk. Bids due by 8 p.m. Tuesday June 25. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A EDGAR Clerk.

Sargent Akron Iowa A, Edgar

Lutheran Immanuel Church Invites Attendance Next Sunday

You are cordially invited to attend all services next Sunday including Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. Tavening service at 6 p.m. The Junior Luther League meets Friday evening January 28 at August Erickson's home near Ada ville Wilburn Palmquist.

Junior Luther League August Erickson Adaville

Soldier Writes From France From Pvt Barrington Letter

Pvt John R Barrington of Co L 16th Infantry in France writes to his parents in May 1919, noting gas masks, frequent air raids, and anti aircraft fire overhead. He recalls a flood’s Klineon family in Dakota, the first division’s July 4 parade talk, a Memorial Day visit to American graves, and hopes to return by his birthday. He signs that One War Savings Stamp will feed a soldier for a week.

John ‘R. Barrington France TL. Larrington Register-Tribunes Klineon Dakota Bodie Washington Albert Haachler Akron John R. Barrington Co. L 16Th Infantry

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National War Savings Gunng National War Savings Committee First National Bank OF Akron R. A. Arlander Baptist Church Portland E. E. Mellen Lending Insurance Co.s First National Bank Millnerville Milnerville Emil Jensen R. A. James Anna Kruse Res. C. K. James John Pike Rdbert Husted Liberty Loan Roye Ramesbotham Frans Helm Ara Kruse Glyde Dames Jim Cassen Waterleo Ashland Oregon Blanche Pavlik Boomer Alron Wo. Milner Westfield Chase Johnson Dona Allard Jefferson North Richland Lutheran Immanuel Church Wilburn Palmquist Morse Were Toomey Morse & Toomey Akron and Beresford Paul Wendt FORD Ernest Ostrom Akron, Lowa
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