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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

7

Local social notes from area towns and county events

John Neary makes a business trip to Elk Point while Mrs. A L Seamands visits Sioux City. Aug Papritz and wife tour Sioux City, Mrs. Bennett visits daughter in Sioux City, and Chas Ballard family travel to Lincoln Nebr to bring home a seriously ill daughter. Many locals visit relatives in Akron, Morrison and Merrill. County W C T U institute, Marian Rhodes and Dorothy Many Wise treatment in Iowa City, weather improving crop growth, rye harvest, and winter wheat prospects. New pavillon at Nowy’s Park opened with a large crowd and dance, Neary Bros plan Fourth of July celebration, and Vesper chapter meets. Various local medical, farming, and transportation updates conclude with rural mail carriers meeting and state representation planned.

John Neary Elk Point A. L. Seamands Sioux City Aug. Papritz W. J. Bennett Lyle Strons Chas. Ballard Lincoln Nebr Harold Palin Stinton B. Hedberg Helen Valin Akron Alfred Pletcher Merrill Marthe Burch de Beardsley Morrison, Til Ed. Stinten A. Btrobel Charles Mix County Rex Pallock Yankton W. C. T. U. Institute Christian Church LeMars Hinton Mias Marian Rhodes Dorothy Many Wise Iowa City State Hospital Rhades Ab Nowy 'S Hogewater Childen Neary Bros.lave

Neary Bros Fourth of July Celebration at Akron Park

The Neary brothers announce a year old fashioned Fourth of July at their new park on the Big Sioux river, southwest of Akron. A patriotic address and Akron Band concert precede baseball between Akron First Team and Plymouth Union County, followed by athletic events, games, a fireworks display, and a large pavilion dining area with music and refreshments for all.

Neary Bros Akron Big Sioux Jaa Rmavitte Plymouth Union County

Returned From China Mrs Simester Nicholas Delivers Message

Mrs. Winifred Simester Nicholas spent eight years in China and has returned with a message she believes the Chinese themselves view as important. She can explain rapid changes in the Giant Empire and the meaning of these changes through her deep knowledge of the Chinese character. Her platform skills and friendship with many Chinese households enable her to convey this understanding compellingly.

China Winifred Simester Nicholas Nicholan

Died Mrs Ray Palmer in Akron Hospital June 28 1922

Mrs Ray Palmer died at Akron hospital after weeks of illness. She was 28 and survived by her husband, four children, parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGriow, and several siblings. Funeral at St Patrick's Church Friday at 10 a.m. Burial in local Catholic cemetery. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Guy Morehead died June 24 1922 of gastroenteritis. burial at Riverside Cemetery.

Ray Palmer Akron Palmer Peter McGriow St. Patrick's Church Tomorroy Guy Morehead Riverside Cemetery

Dr Ray the Livingston of South America on Chautauqua program

Dr Ray, famed for fifteen years of exploration in the interior of South America, is highlighted as the greatest living authority on interior South America in a Chautauqua program. Brazil honored him with a name in his honor and he became a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society of England. An illustration shows him on horseback in Gaucho costume.

Dr.Ray South American South America Brazil Mr. Ray Royal Geographical Society of England Dr. Ray Livingston

Dr Berry’s Venice lecture thrills with sight and patriotism

Dr Berry speaks with firsthand clarity, noting what he has seen and learned. His curiosity led him to pass guards at the Cathedral of St Marks and perch on the Bronze Horses over the Portico, illustrating his reputation for vivid description and extensive discovery.

Berry

Marriage of Werbert Anderson to Pearl Holm in 1922

Werbert Anderson and Pearl Holm, residents near Moron in Union County South Dakota, were married at the M T parsonage in Elie Point North Dakota on Wednesday June ay 1922 at 2 pm. The groom is the second son of W Anderson. After short stay in Sioux City they will reside at his father's home.

Werbert Anderson Pearl Holm Moron Union County M. T Elie Point Suneay Hiram Holm 2. W. Anderson Sioux City Mac Mrs. Anderson

Copied Practices of Birds and the Origins of Flight

The article discusses An’s study of lying and compares it to how birds evolved from reptiles. It describes fossils with quill feathers and tail aiding air travel, and debates how ancient creatures first learned to fly through downward gliding and gradual wing use.

Hess Selund Delta Maun

Far from habitation a depth chasm in Derbyshire moors

In Derbyshire Derby moors Bayghind holds a deep chasm named Fildon Hole. A wall and edge permit viewing the gloomy pit thought bottomless. Legends say 300 years ago two men lowered to 900 feet, one died soon after. Centuries of superstition surround the shaft and experts doubt the bottom exists. The district is riddled with holes suggesting Elton To le leads to a maze of passages.

Derbyshire Bayghind Fildon Hole Infermi Elton Tole

First Known Advertisement Inscribed On Ancient Drinking Cup

A Greek inscription on a cup from Sir Arthur Tyans collection bears the plea Made by Enalon, let the buyer remember. Emnion, likely Sidon artist, linked to Phoenicia's historical Sidon, once great, now diminished. the request to be remembered survives as a fragment of fading glory.

Tondon Arthur Tyans Enalon Emnion Sidon Phoenicia Weven

Notice to Trim Weeds on All Properties

Town of Akron street committee warns homeowners and renters to cut weeds on occupied and vacant lots. The notice cites unlawful dumping of grass clippings in ditches and orders immediate action to maintain street rights of way.

Inj Akron

Ribbons and typewriter supplies for sale at office

Register- Tribune announces availability of ribbons for all typewriter makes, plus carbon paper and typewriter paper, offered for sale at the newspaper office.

Algo Register- Tribune

Lodge fines cause fuss over unpaid dues

In a recent lodge social session the fines levied on members for rule infractions were collected by the sergeant at arms. A lapse occurred when the sergeant failed to collect a due fine from Brother Amley, prompting the chairman to demand an explanation. The sergeant replied I owe him money.

Eergeant-At-Arms Isue Amley Youngs

Halley's Comet Sightings Across 1910 Report

The article recounts Halley's Comet appearing in 1910 with peak visibility on April 19 and naked eye sighting in late spring. It notes Prof Max Wolt of Tividelberg first detected the comet on September 11, 100 and describes the celestial spectacle across mornings and dawns.

Maxy Wolt Tividelberg Uched

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