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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
2
The notice details subscription prices: 1 year for $2, 6 months for $1, and 3 months for 60 cents. It states publication occurs every Thursday in Akron Iowa and notes entry as second class matter at the post office on September 26 1901.
Special correspondence from Milnerville notes Rev and Mrs J J Allen touring the country then dining in town. Oscar Allard called on business in the city. Many locals visit Sioux City while others attend Farm Bureau events and church functions. The Milner family and friends share travel, illness, and funeral news including Miss Mary A Milner and W B Milner. A lawsuit follows the Waterbury death. Frank DeRocher plans a Wis homecoming trip.
Westfield notes report Mr and Mrs Thomas Hummel visiting Wednesday. A Thursday afternoon aid meeting with a ladies committee at Dave set home drew a nice crowd and a dainty lunch. Nurse Georgia Mahaney enjoys a three week vacation in Rochester and stays with sister Mrs Emmet Tracy. Webb Vanderburg Lillys, and Ralph Kirby with baby return from trips. LaVerne Teager pursues nursing duties abroad and heads to a hospital post. Vermillion Miss Mar Hiney weekends with Clara. Julia Conway visits business college in city and stays with parents. William Seyler and son return from city work to home for weekend. Mrs.
Residents and visitors populate a busy week in Bancroft with arrivals from Cherokee Iowa and Long Beach California. Families engage in picnics, church guild meetings, and community outings at Riverside Park as townsfolk share travel updates and local news.
Euble Ripples reports visits as Mr and Mrs John Frerichs of Haring Iowa and Mrs Chris of Klemme Le Mars call on relatives. Alice and Dolly Chase Marathon Iowa stay with Aunt Mrs Frank Jeffers. Mrs Barth Miller hosts in Le Mars area with new granddaughter. Several local families share Sunday visits and picnics.
Chatsworth residents visit in Humboldt and Sioux City while several others travel to Hawarden and Preston. Mrs. Dalgliesh, Mrs. Harris, and Mrs. Adams attend Farm Bureau events. coloring contest results near. Entries judged by Ralph J. Fuller with prizes of ice cream certificates and cones announced after July 11.
The Church Vacation School closes with an 8 p m program on Sunday July 3 after a 7 15 arrival for a display of pupil handwork Doors open for Primary Department exhibitions and the service includes processional worship flag and bible salutes songs scripture memory work dramatizations and a pageant The program features classes led by Miss Clarice MacMillan Miss Inez Cobb Miss Frances Mills Mr MacMillan and Mrs Chas Kanago with assistants Mrs Truman Campbell Miss Molly Green organist Bob Shoulberg and Mrs A L MacMillan.
The Sioux county Supervisors’ hearing on the Portland township road proposal drew about two hundred Akron and Portland residents after the court house proved too small. The valley road and the hill road options were debated, but the board adjourned without action and none would be improved at this time. Separately, a jail delivery file notes two inmates escaped during the night, with sheriff Hugh Maxwell coordinating searches and contacting surrounding towns.
Two inmates Jack Murphy and Red Henderson escaped from Plymouth county jail between Sunday night and Monday morning while awaiting grand jury action. A third prisoner, Lawrence Risk, was reported serving a ten term at the time of the breakout.
On the 83rd day of June 1927 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed FRED D MOORE and ORLAN C MOORE as Administrators of the Estate of Maveratte Ann Moore deceased. All debts must be paid and claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated June 28 1927. S. B. Martin Attorney for Estate. Published June 0 July 7 14 102%.
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