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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
6
Akron school notes highlight self reliance tied to effort with algebra basics and Pythagoras. Junior high squads beat girls’ kittenball 21 to 10 as students prep for finals and commencements. Senior class graduation May 20 with Dr Earl Roadman. junior high May 21. services May 17.
Grade school notes recount May basket craft in art, end-of-year goals in fifth grade, Civil War study and Uncle Tom's Cabin, spelling stars, and poetry. third and second grade progress include readers, multiplication tests, and field reports from Sioux City and local visits. Extra items note birthdays, new pets, and family visits.
Norma Koplin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Koplin, visits her aunt Mrs Anna Klemme. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Barinsky on Tuesday April 29. Dinner guests included Roy Sampson, Fred Eilers and families from near Craig, Art Gronemeyer, Frank Johnson and families of Akron, and Clair Morehead and family. John Kallsen visited Art Kallisen. Tapper family visited Henry Plueger. Fred Klemme and daughter Irene visited Sioux City. Mrs Anna Klemme and sons Walter and Irvin and Norma Koplin were etc.
Lightning struck the bone of Ward Smith during a recent storm causing rafters to splinter and plaster and windows to crack upstairs but no fire started. Mrs. Margaret Andregon spent Sunday with her son Fred and family near Dakota City Nebraska. The Tome Project ladies met with Miss Sims at the Lowell Taylor home. Plans for Achievement Day set for May 26 in Le Mars. Mrs. Lowell Taylor learned of the death of her grandmother Mrs. Edwards at Mayecie Springs Idaho at age 92. Mrs. H. B. Willer enjoys a new refrigerator. Miss Viola Sable of Sioux Falls who had been visiting the Bruno Hartman home returned home Sunday.
Mrs B Hartman visited her mother near Sioux Falls. Mrs Alva Port returned from Sioux City hospital and is recovering well. Roy and J F Taylor with Brunsville guests enjoyed Sunday in the hills picking flowers. Rev Fred Meske Edna Steinert Akron and L C Muebseh hosted dinner. Neil Robertson family and TL Taylor with Peggy spent Tuesday in Sioux City and viewed Davidson’s youngest son.
Mayor FE LT Wilson of Merrill says the curfew will be strictly enforced with no one under 17 allowed on the streets after 10 p m except on band concert nights.
A notice states that when a movie show or event is in progress the time limit extends to 11 o'clock. It instructs not to say I can't sell it without first trying a Want Ad in the Register- Tribune.
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