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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

4

Whitfield write uppe a Rock Rapids visits notice

Whitfield notes Mrs H P Lilly and Mrs Alice Freuehtenicht of St Joseph Mo visited Rock Rapids then returned with Mrs Carl Tower. Sioux City guests Frank Kirsch and Martha Jensen also visited, Julia Cilley returned from Yankton, and many neighbors attended gatherings, travels and family health updates across Akron and area.

Akron Frank Anderson Elk Point Evelyn Wallace Lilly Morningside College Wilson Julia Caley John Cronin Jenetta Johnston Beresford W. J Buryanek Tuesay Pat Burnight Tobey Ed. Warren Wm. Seyler Deburg Nels Beaubien Thos. Warren Alice Freuehtenicht St. Joseph Ste

McCorkell and Morris callers in Ruble Sunday

The report notes McCorkell and Mr and Mrs Morris Frickdon and Florence Dennler of Merrill were callers in Ruble on Sunday. Frank Jeffers and others were described as callers on Saturday in the local notice context.

Milnerville Mention Highlights Local Doings and Injuries

Special Correspondent reports Milnerville community notes include A L Milner’s return from California, school exams at Sunnyside, hospital visits and recoveries, and social events. Residents attend prayer meetings, farm bureau plans postponed, and local roads improved with county steel trucks amid dry weather.

Sunnyside teachers plan joint pense for school play

Misses Violet Fry and Fern Mulheron will conduct a joint pense while work on the Sunnyside school play progresses. One key worker is absent, but Miss Lucile Briggs is expected to take her place when the time comes.

Violet Fry Fern Mulheron Piense Sunnyside Lucile Briggs

Garland Gleanings May Examinations and School Notes

Last month of school began May 1 with April exams held. Students not absent or tardy for the month include Josephine McConville Olive Hofstad Raymond Malmstrom Verli Buach Albert Lewison Clifford Green Antoinette Swanson Milton Marple Dwight Nyland Verga Busiolet Huligren and Carl Pearson. Several pupils are absent due to mumps. Eighth graders preparing for final exams at Pleasant Hill May 11 and 12 include Arthur Swanson Raymond Malmstrom Clifford Green Josephine McConville Adolph Rusch and Olive Hofstad. Mrs J R Marple visited the McConville home Monday afternoon. I A Heisler and family visited at the A Swanson home Sunday.

Lutheran Services Planned in Union Creek Area

Union Creek news reports next Sunday forenoon services at the Lutheran church and a ragtime service in the evening. A Ladies Aid gathering is planned Tuesday afternoon, with the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Dilesburg Lutheran church Wednesday evening and Thursday. A delegation from Union Creek will attend.

Lutheran Church Wm. Ericson Indies’ Aid Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Sloex Falls Dilesburg Lutheran Church C. J. Runbeck Sellberg Kerr Alfred Altin Hawarden Ericson H. Gassman Marion Marie Dorothy Hultgren Byerlyn August Fredell L. E. Ericson

Pleasant Hill News Young People Program Sunday Evening

Special correspondence reports a Young People program at 7 36 pm followed by the regular preaching service. Local social notes include visits among residents, a sacred concert by Augustana college choir, neighborhood visits, and a new son born to Mr and Mrs Geo Nieland. News items mention local arrests for drunkenness, a battery of fines and bonds, and a comment on health and stills amid growing concerns.

Pleasant Hill Fogo Olof Hofstad Lewis Helseth Wm. Kerr Geo. Nieland Wm. Welch Brule Creek Augustana College Sioux Falls A. Ervin John Ervin Akron WI Kerr Dennis Nelson Wilison Hensley Gene Clark Wm. ‘Welch Iva Fred Graham J.H. Kerr Harper Will Kerr Arthur Golden Wilson Heasley

Akron Town Council Adjourned Meeting Minutes April 19 1923

City notes show Mayor E M Repto presiding with councilors Palm Anderson Swangon Shouberg and Spears. Motions approve last minutes, set Alf Tresler salary, authorize Fresno scraper purchase, report various bills, and appoint park commissioners and water collection duties.

Akron E. M. Reptogle Palm Anderson Swangon Shouberg Spears Alf, Tresler Swenson Street Committee Fresno John Bohlen Pittsburg Meter Co C. Malties Kyle Squires O. Bakers Sanitary P. & H. Co Secondey Anderson A. BR. Busweill M. Hill Towa Mor Replogie Swanson H. McCorkett Menry Dirks Cobb & Greenteat RTS Swan-Dahl Co Broom A. W. Lundberg Roy Aldrich Ehilliker & Son Standard Oil Co Johnson Oil Refining Co Fairbanks-3 Morse Co Fairbanks-Morse Co C. Wise Brayere Akers A. R- Buswell

County Club Enrollments Rise in 1922 Effort

County enrollments show progress in 1922 Pure Bred Sow and Litter and First Year Poultry clubs. W B Dilly and R B Ogden helped enroll candidates with a signup day alongside the county agent. Potential late enrollments may join if settings are started by May 1. Exhibits will be shown at the county Fair and the Interstate Fair in Sioux City.

W. B. Dilly R. B. Ogden Bartley Ogden Akron Russell Waterbury Forrest Dilly Westfield Clarence Conway Glen Taylor Merrill James Conway Thomas Conway Beryl Murphy Margaret Murphy Kathryn L. Seyler Weatfield Ralph Swanson Basil Whitaker Clifford Warren Aquina L. Dilly Irma Taylor Oma Ogden Gladys Ogden Fern Semple Erma Waterbury Letha Waterbury Edith Nelson Sioux City

Death of a Young Man Walter Jacobs 1900 1932

Walter Jacobs died about ten oclock Wednesday morning April 19 1932 at his father J W Jacobs home near Big Springs after an eight month illness He was 31 years 7 months and 25 days old He is survived by his father step mother two sisters four half sisters and two half brothers Funeral services will be held next Sunday at the German Lutheran church southwest of Alcester with interment at the Juutherian cemetery and conducted by Rev A H Senne

A.L. Milner California A. L. Knapp Charles Clty Sunnyaide C. A. Knapp Garth Slonx City Taylor Tnrth Florence Hathaway Sioux City Phoebe Hathaway J. B. Hathaway Florence Valentine Tremeter Merrill Jonas Fursee George Miller Coleridge Nelr Samaritan Hospital Parent-Teachers’ Association Hancock Township Bernice Walsh Ed. Fowler F. W. Knapp Knapp Milk ‘Producers’ Association C. L. Knapp R. Milner W. H. Milner Geneva Taylor Erma Grace Briggs Walden Fry Ed. Taylor City Owen Farm Bureau Bethel Richard Milner Akron C. K James C. K. James Harry Fursee Fursee Gertha Knapp Orlie Allard Tom Walsh Lee Strobe Fred Weber Red Clyde James Alice Louise Ted. Feleke James R. A. James Manila August Erickson Lucille Briggs Milner Erickson Thepworth League of Hethel Church Ward Knapp Milnerville Happy Hollow Echoose Hawarden Walter Jacobs Big Springs German Lutheran Church Alcester A. H. Senne Juutheran Elsie Minnie Louisa Clara Agnes Margaret Alfred Amiel Bingere

Card of Thanks for Walter Jacobs’s illness and death

The family of Walter Jacobs thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during his illness and after his passing. Grateful for the beauty of floral offerings from Hawarden Iowa and area. J W Jo Cohn and Family join in the appreciation and warm regards.

Walter Jacobs J. W. Jo Cohn Hawarden Iowa

Community thanks for kindness after loss at Trinity Lutheran

The Milbrodt family thanks neighbors and friends and especially the Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran Church for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife and mother.

Trinity Lutheran Church

Narrow Escape From Death in Craig Frontier Farm Accident

Harry Johnson of Craig saved Earl Rembe after a disc pulverizer entangled him with four horses near the Milwaukee railroad bridge on Indian Creek. Johnson cut lines freed the man, who suffered facial and leg injuries but survived. They rushed to Akron hospital. Rembe recovered at home the next day.

Craig Harry Johnson Earl Rembe Indian Creek Milwaukee Railroad Stonx River Mr. Rembs Mr. Rembe Akron Rembe Mr. Johnson Remberis

County fair plans discussed at Le Mars meeting

A general meeting in Le Mars Friday evening will invite farmers breeders gardeners poultry and business men to discuss the Plymouth county agricultural fair planned for next fall. The meeting will consider making the fair a permanent county project with broad county input and support from local business groups.

le Mars Plymouth County

Pertilizer From Debris In Lofton Transcript

The Lofton transcript advises using garden debris to create a useful mulch and compost heap. It suggests selecting a quiet corner, adding rotting vegetables, leaves, and garden waste, and avoiding sticks or glass. Plant sunflowers nearby as a screen and sift out decayed material in spring to enrich soil for perennials and bulbs.

Lofton Transcript Ietla

Akron Haas Candidate for County Treasurer Nominee

Graydon Taylor of Akron seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer at the June 6 primary. The petition has circulated in several county towns and will be filed soon. Taylor was raised in the county’s northwest, is a qualified accountant, and has for years worked for the Fayomers Co operative company at Akron.

Akron Haas Graydon Taylor Akron Myr. Taylor Fayomers Co-operative Company

Local businessman praised for character and service

The subject is described as a prominent community figure and a young man of high character and notable accounting ability. Active in Legion affairs, he is recognized as a hard worker in all endeavors.

Loral Legion Affaira

Administrator's Notice of Maxson Estate in Plymouth County

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that on the third day of December 1921 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Plymouth county Iowa administrator of the estate of Herbert C Maxson deceased late of said county. All persons indebted to said estate will make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against the same will present them legally authenticated to said Court for allowance. Dated April 26 1922 Charles H Maxson Administrator AL Xeaton Attorney Published May 4 11 18 1922.

District Court Plymouth County Iowa Hmbert C. Maxson Charles H. Maxson Tate Barton R. Adams Bald County Barton A Adams Vinton AJL Yeaton

Notice of administrator appointment in Plymouth County Iowa

District Court Plymouth County Iowa administers the War estate of Barton R Adams deceased. Administrators Barton A Adams and Vinton G Adams request all debtors to pay and all creditors to present claims legally authenticated for allowance. Dated April 21 1922. Yeaton Attorney. Published April 27 May 4 1922.

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