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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
2
Sioux City caller Lyle Sagen visits Alfred Fry home amid weekend travels. Farm bureau picnic story notes, relatives visiting, and weather effects on the Milnerville area. Obituary announces Miss Mary A Milner death in Des Moines. funeral in Traer Iowa.
Spink team lost to Miller Chevrolet Co of Sioux City 4 to 2 in a close match. Next Sunday June 26 Spink will host Sioux City Cubs on the Spink diamond. Come and help the boys win and see a good game.
Union Creek announces Sunday services at 11:00 am and Sunday school at 10:00 am The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday June 29 at Mrs John A Johnson s home The annual Luther League convention will be at Union Creek church July 1 2 and 3 Mrs D G Edwards and Mrs Johnsonson returned from Chicago visiting Mrs Edwards parents Mr and Mrs Wm Ericson and daughter Evelyn Hannah Sellberg Mrs Mary Larson and Teckla Ander son attended the Synodal convention in Omaha They returned Monday Mr and Mrs John Johnson and daughter Cora visited Sioux City Marie Hultgren has been sick This week Mr and Mrs John Fultgren and Dorothy Marion and Kenneth ult were Elk Point visitors Sunday to see the Missouri river The Wilmas and Meriam Ericson spent several days at their brother Milton Ericson s home Mr and Mrs Jimil Peterson of Sioux Falls attended the funeral of Mrs John Pierson They and Mrs Johnson visited Odebolt and returned Tuesday Township board will meet Monday June 27 with the assessor as a board of equalization at the town hall Those not satisfied with their assessment may appear Then to the board
Mrs. Paul Shannon of Sioux City visits at the Timmer home as kin gather for family news. A daughter was born to Audie Degen. Mrs. Anderson from Sioux City visits her daughter. Mr. Anderson and daughters visit. Dorothy McFarlin of Sioux City visits at home. Mrs. Hendricks and Vera go to Akron between trains. Floyd Wells of Riceville marries Lillias Patrick of LeMars, both known locally. Various neighbors travel, shop, or vacation in North Dakota, the Black Hills, and Yellowstone Park amid family news.
A record of social visits and gatherings in North Spink notes Mrs Ed Anderson and Ada, Mrs Lester Swanson visiting Wedneggey, a Ladies Aid meeting at Christ, Christenson’s visit last Thursday, Willie Lyle and family at the Mat Lyle home, Fern and Inez Anderson at Violet Offerdahl, and T W Lockie and wife in Beresford. Oscar Anderson returned from Canton after two months away. John Overby and family and T W Lockie and family visited R Offerdahl, and Tars Hanson and family visited Lester Swanson Sunday.
Mrs M L Cilley of Long Beach Calif guests at Mrs Marlon Ceilley. Miss Clara Chapman and Ignetta Johnston attend Vermillion summer school and visited home folk. Julia Conway at Sioux City business college. Mr Mrs Thos Warren traveled by motor to Tea SD weeks, returning Monday. Ralph Kirby family from Sioux City on two weeks vacation at Gant homes. Mrs Jas Robinson stayed with Mills family and starts job at Pelletier Sioux City. A A Martin a local business visitor. Congregational children rehearse for Children’s Day service June 26 led by Miss Hattie Johnston. Mrs Frank Teager of Sioux City visited. Peter Butler business visitor. Mrs Wm Seyler hosting two city nieces. St Catharine’s Guild met at Mrs Wim Gant’s. lunch served. Next meeting June 30.
Community Hall hosts event with Mrs J mmet Gant as hostess. Siemens travel to Mitchell and Scotland with return plans. Primary road issue vote results show heavy turnout and a clear affirmative majority. Mrs Fay Shearer visits from Sioux City. Mike Crane visits Sioux City with nephew William Leonard. Death of Mrs Church Meigs of Marshalltown noted. funeral in Marshalltown with burial at Malcolm Iowa. Meigs family remembered for church work and fine character. survivors include Merrill C Meigs and James B Meigs of Chicago and a daughter in Dakota. Mrs Paul Wendt of Akron organizes a music class and begins instruction. Kathryn Seyler visits from Wilk Point. M P Spaulding and EB Spaulding travel to city. Steve Burke from Dell Rapids visits. Ladies Aid meet at Dave Cassel home. John Cronin hosts Burke relatives. F T Purvis visits. Campfire Girls, led by Evelyn Lilly, enjoy a three day outing in Joy Hollow with pleasant time.
The Interstate Conference of farm women met at the Martin hotel in Sioux City on June 16, 1927, with Portland township attendees led by Mrs. Evan Harris and others. Districts held Home Dyeing lessons on June 1 and 14, with upcoming sessions and rug making training planned across Preston township and local homes. Federal barberry eradication teams initiated a second search in South Dakota counties, urging citizen reports to locate barberry plants and reduce black stem rust losses.
The Alcester baseball club will host the University boys of Vermillion this Sunday afternoon at Riversiouz Park for two competitive games. Community members are invited to attend and enjoy the doubleheader. Also advertised are ribbona for typewriters and related supplies for sale at the Regisiter Tribune office.
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