30 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
1
The Register-Tribune lists subscription rates for Ray A. Smith’s Akron Iowa publication. One year costs two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months six hundred cents. Published every Thursday and entered as second-class matter Sept 26, 1901.
A busy Westfield column reports a large Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. P. Lillys home with July 21 church parlors hosting by Mesdames Van Vleck and Hummel. Obituaries note Evaline Hummel and William Christensen with services held. funeral attendees listed. Various local visits, travels, and small-town happenings follow, including health updates, a canning demonstration by Lillian Rick, a play cast update for Marjorie Knapp, and a marriage couple now in Iowa City after a northern trip.
Old Milnerville friends learn Rev Richard Burrows is recovering well after a serious operation at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. The funeral of Mrs Mary Hines of Hinton was well attended at Adaville church. Mrs Hines, known in the Milnerville area, died Sunday afternoon in a Sioux City hospital after a period of illness. Audrey Fry visiting Milnerville relatives accompanied by Mrs Frank Helm to Curlew Town for a weekend with the Cross family. Mrs Helm's sister Miss Violet Fry and Junior Iffelm were in the party with Junior driving the car. Mr and Mrs Howard Milner and
Extension entomologist George Gilbertson warns that field edges harboring grasshoppers are maturing and less palatable, pushing hoppers into small grain crops. He says rain and cool weather may delay damage briefly, but they will renew attacks as conditions warm. He urges timely spot poisoning along fence rows and field margins where hatching occurs.
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