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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
4
Scribbled text from a historical page notes attendance at a gathering. Names and details are garbled, leaving unclear who organized the event, where it was held, and the exact date. The legible elements hint at a community or social function with good turnout but lack concrete facts.
Read of reorganizations and upcoming meetings at local schools and Alderman Swanson events. Attendance noted at Ladies Aid. Mrs Martin Johnson to host at Peter Lund place next Wednesday afternoon with all invited. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Kapfer and others. relatives visit for Mia Ole Liyckken funeral.
Immigrant names and town visits fill a Sioux City social page with residents like Rex Pollook and Mrs Raymond Nostens hosting at home while relatives travel from Drorningside and Arizona. Sunday gatherings include Stinton and Sylvenyr Stinton visiting with neighbors and family.
A fragmented column recounts Monday lectures and crowds amid a LeMars event, mentions the unfortunate Oscar Petergon killed by a train, plus marriage news: Roy Casseri wed Miss Seth DeHarty of Sioux City. Other items note Dana Allard’s return from a western trip, John Lawrence traveling to Montana, Clyde Krudle back home, Eighth Trade exams at Sunnyside, Allard Milnette driving cattle, and Richard Milner laid up after a pony fall.
A jumble of names and events notes visits by Chad Hummel and Grace Clementeon, church activities at the Elk Points area with a Sunday school and a belated mention of a piano event. Residents including Mrs Waterbury and Mr Hummel plan continued local gatherings and reading the daily paper.
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