21 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
1
Westfield residents share updates on visits and illnesses. Elsa Cassel returns from Ames for spring break with Jeanie Havardy. J Q Bliss marks 35th wedding anniversary. basketball season ends with Westfield Independents going 18-5. local events include guild meeting, Bridge club, and school activities. marriage of Maxine Seyler and Fred Emmick noted with reception.
A wind storm shattered a church window. the frame was removed for glass replacement in Sioux City. Local committee Andrew Anderson and Will Philips oversaw repairs. Residents enjoyed Monday games at Warren King’s home and a charivari visit to Ralph Gable near LeMars. Community notes cover visits, dinners, new car, guild elections, flu illness, and upcoming events with Agnes Tindall’s death announced for next week.
Special correspondence from Milnerville reports Mrs. Tom Ross receiving a Star emblem from former Ak ron pupils after joining Eastern Star in Akron. The quiet Hancock township election chose Joe Radzik, with C P Knapp declining. Weather shifts slowed spring farm work but snow soon melted as temperatures moderated. Community notes include gatherings with Beauehene girls, visits to Centerville and Sioux City, births, illnesses, and local school updates including Betsy Moffatt’s marriage and croup among Milner children.
Local notes report residents visiting relatives in Yankton Merrill and Sioux City. Families including the Johson, Harris, Kanage, and Gable households are mentioned. A church reflection urges community uplift, welcoming all and stressing the church as a divine shelter and social center.
The report notes Mrs. Cassen received help for dental work and mentions a birthday party for nephew Thomas Logan Cassen. New residents on the Asa Milner farm near Lonesome Hollow school are named Kamradt. Sioux township school election had no notable events, and Ames students will return home for spring vacation.
Local notes record visits among Hultgren and Hamilton families in North Garland. Kenneth Hultgren aids Wes ley Heeren with farm tasks. Vanderhams and Henry Vanderham visit Plymouth county. Lillian Hamilton with Raymond Hamilton group. Rosen ehurch attendee Nels Stave dines with Swanson. Lewison and Hamiltons make calls. hay hauling by K A Lewison. M A Flutgren trips to Clay county for Fox Chemical. carpentry and wood cutting near Elmer Belinke. Dena Fisher spring butchering visit by Henry Cramer party. Elmer Behinke seeks Marion clinic. surprise birthday for Stanley Swanson. Wilken visitors to Walter Heyl. Elk Point business trip by Julius, Milford and Clayton Hultgren. Heiyl family guests near Alcester. more Hultgren hosting.
Will Wilkins and wife of Hawarden visited his parents here Monday. Eilert Wilkins and wife shopped in Hartland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Duke VandenBurg and daughters and Mr and Mrs Beernink of Sioux Center visited the VandenBurg home Tuesday. John Bultman and wife visited relatives near Hull Sunday. Five Hundred club helped Bennett celebrate his wedding anniversary Friday. Helen Evans of Sioux City visited her parents here Sunday. Eugene Dalgliesh and family left Saturday for Russell Kansas. Chas Larson and wife were Sioux City visitors Monday. James Adams and wife of Sioux City visited Henry Burnight Sunday. Chris Scheffen and wife went to Sioux City on business Friday. Grandma Jensen of Akron visited Chuck Hendricks’ family weekend. Evan Harris and family visited in Hudson South Carolina at the E L Larkin home. Lyle McFarlin accompanied them. Once-
The speaker credits Rev. Charles E. Coughlin and Senator Huey P. Long for educating the public on governance, criticizes dole programs as lowering morale, and rejects a Share the Wealth scheme while joking about Tibet's wealth history. The note adds commercial prods about business and attracting new customers for feeds.
A fragment notes several residents who, delayed by dust storms, could not return home until Wednesday. It lists Hendricks and his wife, Hank Frerichs and wife, and their Sioux City visitations on Tuesday and Wednesday. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scheffen and Jo Adams as visitors to Sioux City on Wednesday.
Mrs Pete Christensen of Sioux City visited her sister in Westfield. Mrs Jane Boden of Akron visited Tom Clarey’s home. Mrs F Fay and daughter Mary Jane of Worthington kept house for Jess Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Lowell Taylor hosted friends for L A’s birthday with cards and lunch. Mrs L C Huebsch spent a week at LeMars aiding her recovering mother. Miss Dorothea Taylor returning from Cedar Falls. Mrs Frank Smith helped entertain Methodist Aid in Akron. Westfield Home Project ladies staged a play for Portland Farm Bureau in Akron. A joint Westfield Portland Home Project meeting was held at Clark Tindall home.
Mrs L C Huebseh and Mrs Lowell Taylor attended a LeMars drama study Wednesday arranged for Home Project groups by Fannie Buchanan of Iowa State college. Ames Miss Buchanan is the extension assistant in Home and Community Development Rural Sociology and a very interesting person to hear.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of a loved one.
Four beloved baby Delores Elaine tribute expressed to Rev Meske for comforting words to the choir for their selections and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mr and Mrs Andrew Andresen and Family.
A concise note invites readers to locate needed goods or services by placing or using want ads in the Register-Tribune. The item emphasizes the newspaper’s want-ad section as the quickest route to desired offers and community listings.
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