Akron Savings Bank Amends Articles to Seven Directors
Stockholders meeting in Akron Iowa on January 8 1929 approved an amendment to Article V of the Akron Savings Bank Articles of Incorporation. The change sets the number of directors at seven and was authorized by a majority of stock represented. The document bears the signatures of Chairman Boyson Ross and Secretary J H Youngstrom on January 10 1929 with notary acknowledgement.
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Akron Savings Bank
Akron
Iowa
Thia
Akron ‘Savings Bank
Boyson Ross
J. H. Youngstrom
Plymouth
BE. H. Youngstrom
DG Ross
County
Staying with the Ship at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church schedules Bible school at 9 a.m. and a morning sermon at 11. The evening program replaces the B. P. A. service. Vacation Bible School presents its program Sunday at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and watch the boys and girls perform, with exhibits in the primary room.
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First Baptist Church Bible School
Christian Church schedules Bible school and social events
Bible school at 10 a m sharp Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m led by Margaret Nall Willing Workers host ice cream social Friday June 21 Everyone welcome Subscribe for the Register Tribune.
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Christian Church Notes
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Margaret Nall
Milnerville Milestone Notes Local Folks in Travel and Weather
Milnerville column reports Miss Marie Buys leaves for California with stops en route and study at Berkley for two summer months. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Logan depart for a westward honeymoon, with Rapid City SD as initial stop. Heavy rains and wind affect crops and local telephone lines, while Civil War veteran Hathaway is honored at a Maine convention. Local church plans and Bethel Ladies Aid meet, with updates on patients and school preparations.
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Milnerville
Marie Buys
California
Buys
Akron
Berkley
W. W. Logan
Rapid City
South Dakota
Bethel Ladies’ Aid
A. Co. Banks
Bethel Church
T. S. Bassatt
R. F. Milner
Portland
Maine
N. R. Hathaway
Sioux City
David Cassel
Westfield
Hazel Cassen
W W. Logan
Richard Milmer
Sibley
Iowa
Merrill
Miss Buys
Kansas City
Henry
Antonia Buys
James Cassen
Waterloo
Lake Okobon
Jessis Hathaway
Jennie Troameter
City
Alfred Fry
Violet
Elsie
A.C. Jenkins
T.B. Cassan
Chatsworth Notes From Friday to Monday Visitors
D. K. Bennett returned Friday from Burlington Iowa after attending the Masonic grand lodge. Helen Roland of Humboldt Iowa visited friends. Mrs J C Bonney and Theron Beck family of Big Springs went to Yankton Sunday. Leyi Johnson and family and Mrs meee
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D. K. Bennett
Burlington
Iowa
Helen Roland
Humboldt
J. C. Bonney
Theron Beck
Big Springs
Yankton
Leyi Johnson
Meee
Lutheran Mission Festival Set for July First Sunday
Hendricks and children visited relatives at Alcester Sunday. Mrs Ernest Allen visited her mother Mrs Kidd at Akron earlier this week. The Lutheran community here will hold their Mission Festival on the first Sunday in July. Watch for further announcements.
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Hendricks
Union Greek Lutheran services and community notices
Union Greek Lutheran church will hold services Sunday morning at 11 with Sunday school at 10. Several local residents visited or travelled to Sioux City this week including Hultgren and Johnson families. The Ladies Aid of Union Creek church plans a gathering at Mrs. Martin Johnson’s home on Wednesday afternoon June 26.
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Baptist Ladies’ Association
H. G. Warner
W. H. Morse
Wm. A. Anderson
A. Baker
Union Orbeek Newe
Union Greek Lutheran Church
Godfrey Davidsen
Ruth
Kenneth
Himer
Dorothy Hultgren
Ralph Gale
Jerry
Arnold
Lenore Boden
Lauretta Heyl
Clifford Johnson
John Hultgren
Dorothy
Eddie Olson
Wm. Olson
Sioux City
Wm. Ericson
Amy Anderson
Plymouth Farm Bureau Plans Kingsley Independence Day Picnic
Plymouth County Farm Bureau announces its eleventh annual county wide picnic at Kingsley on July 4 and 5. M S Winder of Chicago will deliver the principal address with an afternoon program featuring a Farm Bureau baseball league exhibition and Home Project Achievement Day. A church program precedes a band concert and a large street dance, with concession rights to be sold.
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Kingsley
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kingsley Commercial Club
Farm Bureau
Arm Bureau
Last Civil War Veteran Fred Fletcher Dies at Merrill
Fred Fletcher, last surviving Civil War veteran in Merrill, Iowa, died at his home June 15, 1929, at age 84. Born in England in 1845, he served nine months in the Eighth Illinois Cavalry and later settled in Plymouth County with his wife Ann Stinton. He leaves eight daughters, a sister, twenty-two grandchildren, and twenty great grandchildren. Funeral at Merrill Methodist Church, burial at Adaville cemetery under Masonic rites with G A R and Legion involvement.
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Merrill
Fred Fletcher
Plymouth County
Mr. Fletcher
Eighth Ilinois Cavalry
Alfred Fletcher
Igleham
Cambridgeshire
England
Town
Lyons
Iowa
Morrison, Dl
Ann Stinton
Morrison, al
Johnson Township
Adaville
Fletcher
Mower Post
le Mars
Ella /Morehead
Akron
Ada Morehead
Lebanon
Minnie Fletcher
Reliance
Sarah ‘Courtright
Barry
Mini
Mary Bristow
Brewster
Minn
Nettle Weinheimer
Hood River
Ore
Mabel Albright
Clara Fletcher
Ann Davey
Minneapolis
Merrill ‘Methodist Church
Mower
LeMars
Merrill Legion
Legion
Gleson-Halwey
Mervy
Geo. J. Dennler
Albert Dennler
Henry Bristow
Fred Aldrich
Dias- Montagne
Wm. Veildt
Derenged
Alron
Adagille
D. K. Ben
Tennis and golf meet in Merrill alongside wedding news
The article records a golf handicap tournament for the Golfers' Magazine trophy with players such as Chas Allen and N J Brown in early rounds, followed by semi finals and a final on Sunday. It also notes the marriage of Rose Faust of Westfield Town to Elmer J. Kapfer of Wheaton Illinois on June 11 1929 at Wheaton Catholic church with details of attendants and reception.
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Golfers’ Magazine
Chas
Allen
Dr. N. J. Brown
Henry Dirks
W. J. Davidson
J. H. Harnest
J. A. Jenson
L. W. Koch
J.C. Kennedy
O. C. Moore
Thirle Paulson
H. Rossbach
Ray A. Smith
H. Shhouwlberg
J. I. Stecker
Emile Koch
Kirk Paulson
L.W. Koch
J. F. Stecker
Eb, Koch
H. Shhoulberg
J. H. Earnest
Akron
Hawarden
Wliss Rose Faust
Westfield Town
Hlmer J. Kapfer
Wheaton
Ill
Harnischmater
Kathryn ‘Kriebs
Wilmes Sriebs
John Faust
Westfield Township
Wm. Kapfer
Westfield
Liberty Cafe
Tr. Harnischmaker
Kathryn Kriebs
Wilmer Kriebs
Tony Weidenfeller
Herbert Cunningham
Kapfer
City-Alton
Orange City-Akton
N. J. Brown
Bob Rieckhoff
HH. Shoulbert
O.C.A. H
Bob Brown
J. J. Kooreman
J. Brown
Bob Rieckhoft
Dick Debrey Oe
Chas. Allen Sue
C. DeMunck
K. Paulson
A. Hexmeier
C. Moore
W. S. Slagle
M. Goebel
B. Rossbach
L. F. Reifert
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