22 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
1
Ray A. Smith publisher lists subscription prices: 1 year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months sixty cents. The paper is published every Tuesday and Thursday in Akron, Iowa, and is entered as second class mail matter since Sept. 26, 1901.
Westfield routines fill the week with graduation news from Earl Harrington of the College of Dentistry at Iowa City, his National Honor Society honor, and plans to stay for a Master’s degree. Also noted are visits by Sioux City residents, guild meetings, rummage sale plans for June 27, and community notices of travels, family moves, and upcoming school contracts.
Special correspondence from Milnerville notes the Twogood family reunion in Correctionville with delegates from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and Wyoming. Various locals and visitors are mentioned including Bernice Knapp Mary Jane Hummel Mowbray Nason Howard Milner and more with updates on travels reunions work school and health.
Westfield Middlings column reports Mrs. Orville Harbeck and children visit Sioux City. C Harbeecks vacation with Frank Orr at Thief River Falls and Canada. Rozell family visit Pomeroy. Pendletons attend Moville reunion. Francis Blum cattle losses from sweet clover. Frank Smith children host Father's Day picnic at Riverside and Stone Park. congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Plueger. Helen Eichacker bride noted as local, with others from the area.
Mrs Lowell Taylor hosted a miscellaneous shower for Julia Weldha bride elect next week Tuesday afternoon at Brunsville club. Guests shared advice and gifts while a lunch was served. Mrs Charlie Johnson and Mrs Melvin Johnson hosted a shower for Miss Ericson near LeMars on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd More Read hosted dinner guests including E Olson and Forrest Olson family from Sioux City.
Union Creek News reports evening services on Sunday June 26 at 8 pm and a Junior Mission Society meeting on Wednesday June 28 at 1 30 pm at Luther Hall. Local visits include Milton Ericson and family in Sioux City and hospital updates on Ione Hultgren. Various families from Sioux City Chicago and local residents are mentioned with social visits and recoveries.
Sunday afternoon visitors stopped by the Anders Nelson home near Beresford. Supper guests at the Milton Eriesén home included Grant Gasman and son Clark, Edmund Helder and family of Alton. Milford Johnston of Beresford is visiting the Kentieth Johnson home this week. Chris Lucht and family and Ebba Willms and family dined at the Wm Hubbner home on Sunday. Reverend and Mrs D J Edward and Miriam, Barry of Chicago, Mrs Philip Larson and Gerry, and Esther Larson of Sioux City dined at the Hannah Sellberg home on Monday.
Betty Weyen visits grandmother. Jo Adamis and children visit at Dalgliesh home. Myron Thebert and two sons stay for a week after Sunday visit. Wells of Du Mont Iowa and other neighbors stop by. Akron callers Mrs Pilla and Norman. Easton and Schafer families host callers. Clifford Johnson's visit to Ed Johnsons. Will Evans Hawarden callers. Jerry Kelley visits aunt Mrs Easton. Leonard Peterson visits Schwiesons. Iva Crow hawarden visitor. Ang Osterthun and family noted among locals.
A string of social notes reports LeMars relatives at a Sunday family reunion with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jurgengen, Marlin and Joyce, and others. Akron callers include Mrs. H. B. Dalgliesh. Sun day guests visit the Webb house and Craig mission festival attendees join in at the Tammen home. Sioux City visitors drop by Ely Baston to mark a milestone as a large group shares a picnic supper.
The Register-Tribune announces a enlarged reader service by adding Pathfinder each week and offering a yearly subscription to both papers for a low price of $2.35. The notice promotes convenient ordering and emphasizes affordability for readers.
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