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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
2
The She Register lists Srikuur Ray A. Smith as publisher with subscription rates of 1 year for $2, 6 months for $1 and 3 months for 60 cents. The paper is published every Thursday in Akron Town and is entered as second class mail at the local post office.
Reports confirm the death of Faye Gilbert in action in North Africa with relatives notified. Gilbert left Sioux City with the National Guard and served at Camp Claiborne, Camp Dix, and overseas. The column also lists furloughs, visits, guild activities, a sudden death of Paul C. Everett, and various local social items including a naval ensign appointment for Eldred Russell Kuchel and Army aviation graduation for Clarence Chapman.
Special correspondence from Lake View notes the Hummel family reunion at Stone Park Sun day with Clarence Hummel Lyle Hummel and families. Various relatives visit homes in Sun day with dinners birthdays anniversaries and summer visits across Nebraska Iowa and Illinois including Ben- nett Fletcher Ballinger Smyzer and Fletcher families.
Billyson of Westfield Indiana and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hummel of Des Moines called on Clarence Hummel Sunday. Kenneth Hummel is an M P at Camp Dodge Iowa. Mrs Floyd Fletcher and Miss Muriel Fletcher attended Eastern Star at Elk Point last Wednesday evening.
Milnerville notes mark family connections as Mr and Mrs R H Milner host twenty seven Pavliks before Vincent Milner is inducted this week. Dr. George Glann joins a new U S corps dental center near Tyler Texas. Elmer Wetrosky sells steers in Sioux City at 14 35 with beef price declines after new rules. Funeral for Will Bennett in Akron closes Milnerville deaths. Flooding Big Sioux river news as Dale Hunter reports river rise and hail damages farms from Adaville to Wesley Brown area. Weather and harvest impact described with crops and river conditions. Paul Everett and Vernon in army. Corporal Waddle marries in San Antonio. Various Knapp and Strong family movements and sympathy notes. livestock market updates. rural schools graduation at county seat with three eighth graders honored. Mrs Emma Milner to host next month visit by Alva Clair and sons in Sioux City.
Family gatherings mark Father's Day observances as Preston and Portland residents note events. County 4H Rally Day in LeMars brings elected officers Esther Held as president Betty Buetger vice president Irene Miller secretary treasurer Delores Wycoff historian. Local graduates listed among rural eighth graders include Lilly Beek Kenneth Witt Paul Bay Cleone Philips and Donald Koch. St John’s Luther League picnic at LeMars park and Happy Bill show drew large crowds at Ela wardens hall.
The final Plymouth county wool pool will be at the Farmers Cooperative elevator in LeMars on Wednesday morning June 30 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Wool must be bagged and tied for delivery to receive the ceiling price through pooling. Membership in the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association costs 1.00 and lasts for life.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our beloved husband and father. Thank you for floral offerings from Mrs Bennett, Miss Murel Bennett, the Strong and Lewison families, Dr. B G Gerdes, and others.
Classified notice signals a young man seeks farm labor. Includes inquiries directed to the Register-Tribune office for potential employment.
The article warns that the main cause of rationing dissatisfaction is black marketing. Citizens remove unused coupons and hand them to retailers, moving goods beyond their fair share. It urges careful action to stop this, noting allied nations face tighter limits, then scoffs at hosting duties and guest notices.
Dr. A N Overbaugh and Mr Mrs John Tammen of Hawarden have purchased a 235 acre farm from the Etta Bennett estate north of Chatsworth. Investment note not disclosed in the Register Tribune Want Ad. Farm is tenanted and to be offered for sale or rent as needed.
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