21 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
1
The Megister Tribune published by Ray A. Smith to Akron Iowa under a subscription rate of 2 dollars per year 1 dollar for six months and 50 cents for three months. The paper is issued every Thursday and is entered as second class mail matter at Akron Iowa with a publication date September 26 1901.
Special correspondence from Westfield reports visitors from South Sioux City and Dell Rapids, plus frequent social gatherings. A Ladies Aid meeting, upcoming Jun 28 host, rain canceled a June 17 game with Jefferson, and local births, travels, ice cream socials, and church events fill the week. The Westfield ball team prep for a Riversioux Park game against Remsen as locals share hospital visits, construction of barber shop, and flood recovery thanks.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kallsen and family were Sunday evening visitors at the John Tapper home. Mr and Mrs Ed Willer of South Dakota and Mr and Mrs Harold Lunde of Akron were Sunday dinner guests at the Fred Lucken home. Arlene Burwell of Carroll Iowa visited her mother Mrs Cora Burwell at the Ruble store and with relatives. A number from here attended the free dance at Brunsville Friday evening hosted by Oltmans Bros. Bible school began at the Plymouth Presbyterian church Monday.
Local notes report social visits and health updates among residents of East Westfield and nearby areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Fletcher of Reliance and Sioux City visitors Ed Palmer and others. Weather showers green the country. river pools form at Broken Kettle while road work continues amid detours and out bridges.
Chatsworth Chats reports visitors and gatherings across Akron LeMars Oakland Hawarden and Pacific areas including the Bennett Bonney home family reunions and multiple visits among Ericsons Hultgrens and Saddb. A mock wedding and a linen shower mark Evelyn Ericsons homecoming and Father’s Day observance with neighbors joining in.
Pleasant Hill brief notes list Earl Heasley and Hugo Granstrom with families at the Wesley Heeren home. Harvey Welchs visited Alcester to see Mrs. Delphine Trade and Mrs. A. Jacobson, recovering from surgery, with Trude visiting briefly. Alfred Swanson and Walter joined relatives at the east of town. The Ball home hosted Faye Oaks, William Bolen, and Bill Halvorsen families, with Angie murel staying. Edw. Andersons from Merrill IA visited, and George Carlsons dined with Clarence Andrews. Russell Huff and children visited Don Oliver’s in Sioux City. Mrs. Ted Dimmick was surprised Sunday evening.
Neighbors and friends gathered to celebrate a birthday. Mr and Mrs Allard Eleeson visited the Harvey Welch home. Leon and Ardis Satter spent a few days with their grandmother Mrs Kjose of Akron. Mr and Mrs Peter Faber and family visited the Russell Huff home. Harvey Welch and son Orville Eugene Hilton Grandma Gardner Mildred Hensley Earl Brubaker and Harley Goodrow and family enjoyed a picnic supper on the banks of the Brule Tuesday evening.
Special Correspondents report an error in last week's Milnerville newsletter misidentifying Naomi Conway’s marriage. Harry Hathaway is ill with typhoid fever and hospitalized in Akron. his wife and baby were inoculated. mourners attended Mrs. Roger Lias’s funeral in Westfield. Mrs. Walden-Fry took her daughters to Sioux City.
Flood conditions dominate the week with extensive field damage and replanting needs. Families survey wrecked fences and buildings while farmers rebuild along creek banks. Millner relatives note a wedding and visits as several Milner children battle whooping cough. Local residents report weddings, business visits, and a Bethel church wrecking project amid summer travel to the west.
A patient cites thirty years of constipation ended after using Adlerika. She reports souring food from the stomach choking her before the remedy and credits the product with turning her life around. Quote from Alice Burns. Cobb and Green Leaf Drugistas.
A concise ad copy touts Klauer's Cash Market offering a trial order to prove its value. The message emphasizes a practical approach to attracting customers through a no risk first experience.
Weekend guests from Sioux City included Mr and Mrs Clyde Zellers and son Eddie visiting the W W Zellers home. A prayer meeting occurred Tuesday at the Everett Ort home and a Children’s Day program was attended near Merrill. Alice Bell of Dayton Ohio will lead morning and afternoon services at the U B church in Adaville on Sunday June 20.
Major Birt and Family Grant Barr and Family Pironize thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our brother and uncle Ora Barr. Floral offerings gratefully received.
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