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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
4
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Superintendent DL. A. Lemon. Preaching at 11 a m with a Bo y. PA at 7 p m. Midweek prayer Thursday evening. Mother's Day observed at 1 o'clock hour Sunday. Special invitation to all especially to mothers. Call Le A. Dough if unable to attend due to no conveyance.
The new pastor welcomes all members to attend every service and invites any others to worship with the church. Minister William E. Prewiyt states the cordial invitation and eagerness to meet attendees.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Marion Morehead southeast of town on Monday May 5. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Buehlken of Akron on Sunday May 4.
Reported marriages include Leslie B. McCorkell of Akron Iowa to Maury Elizabeth Morgan at Clinton Indiana on February 28 1919 after naval service in Pensacola Florida They will live in Sioux City Iowa with Hawkeye Truck Co The second item notes Andrew Bredall and Handie Squires wed in Sik Point South Dakota April 28 1919 The groom’s family and bride’s brother in law witnessed the ceremony Both couples receive warm best wishes from union county residents and friends
The First Christian Church announces a Mothers Day program with Bible school for Beginners Primary Juniors and Cradle Roll at 9 00 am an Illustrated Sermon at noon a 7 80 pm Endeavor Society and a 430 pm Mothers Day program titled Mother Queen of the World Special music and an idle study at 8 00 pm All welcome to attend and worship under Pastor Jerome Eb Emanuelt
Local visitors and travels are noted as John Pendleton visits Sinui City while Russell Pollack heads to Conde to visit friends. Residents deal with illnesses as Mrs. L H Martin, Mrs. Fred Searls, and TA Foley attend relatives and recovery efforts. Memorial services in Sioux City honor Miss Emily Wang, with Dr G S Weaver planned hog disease talks for Sioux Valley farmers.
Sunday marked Mothers Day with special services and a sermon honoring mothers. Acknowledge access for those without conveyance to attend. Special invitation to Mothers and Soldier Boys. Sunday school at 10 pm, Epworth League at 7 pm, morning service at forelock. Akers to conduct Home Service. all welcome.
Notice to teachers that applications for the coming school year will be received until May 24, 1919 by the President or Secretary. A. N. Williams serves as Secretary. Include applicant details per district process.
Five Sioux City men James Reed William Simmons H A Kennedy Ever Harmon and Ken Sharp along with J Mc Kerrick of LeMars and Joseph lege of Alan were arrested near Pipestone Minnesota with 1200 quarts of whisky. They faced federal charges of illegal transportation of liquor at Mankato and bonds set at 1000 each. Reed Sharp Kennedy could not post bonds and remained jailed as others posted bonds. Special agent T O Campbell led the raid and said the ring had operated from Town North and South Dakota.
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