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10 May 1934
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options with prices: two dollars for six months and one dollar for three months, totaling 800 remaining units.
A school program lists Butter Hard Rolls Ice Cream or Sherbet Cake Coffee Tea Milk as refreshments. Donald Tobey served as toastmaster. Responses include Class Scrap Bag Roland Swanson Class Will Philip Beaubien Class Flower Vivian Oaks Class Vision Dorothy Hartwig Class Grumbler Stella Mae Olson Class Attributes Billy Tracy. Classes to Follow for the Graduates of 1938. op 0G P Littelle.
Special Correspondence from Westfield details a benefit dance for the Westfield ball team, a May 13 game at Riversioux Park against Presto Cafe of Sioux City, and plans for a May 17 St Catherine's Guild event. It notes measles illness affecting attendance, faculty listings for the new school year, and a Junior-Senior banquet at Sioux City with coral and Nile green colors. The item mentions various visits, picnics, and community activities in Westfield, Del Rapids, Bloomfield, Homer, and Ellendale.
Union Creek news notes services at Union Creek church Sunday morning at 11 with Sunday school at 10. Luther League to meet Tuesday May 15 at Luther Hall with Mr and Mrs Gordy Green. all invited. Local visits include Hultgren and Adams families at Yankton and Vermillion connections. many relatives gathered for meals and social calls through the week. Attendance at a play and various visits to homes mark a busy week in the community.
Special correspondence from Westpfield to the record highlights recent local visits and social news. Newlyweds Hubert Radloff hosted by Brunsville neighbors. Harbeck family stays in town rather than traveling to Minnesota. Home Project ladies met in Le Mars and at Mrs Harvey Taylor's to plan Achievement Day for June 7. Tom Clarey first to plant corn as farmers worry about weather. A freak pig with two mouths and two noses was born on Port Howard farm and died. Nellie Huddle and daughters from Clarinda visited Lowell Taylor. Mrs Huddle returned home while Ther a and Thelma stayed. New grandson to Mr and Mrs Clifton Clarey born Sunday. Measles persist amid dusty conditions.
Special correspondence from Chatsworth notes Mrs Shilliam of Hawarden visiting Mrs Joe Westover on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Tye and Mr Klay of Orange City were here on business. Charlie Larson and wife of Hudson and Mrs Fred Finnie of Hawarden visited their aunt Mrs Bonney on Thursday. Mrs Bula McFarlin and children were shopping in Sioux City. Mrs G H Sehafer visited Mrs...
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Hilert Miller and sons Clifford and Lloyd and Mr and Mrs B J Borchers and daughters Betty and Bernice near Craig. Akron callers noted Mrs Barth Miller Mrs John Kallsen and Mrs Clare Morehead with sons Norman and Virgil. Brunsville birthday dance attended with Crowleys orchestra LeMars. Local families visited and hosted events across the week.
Children and Mr and Mrs Art Wachtnann and children spent Sunday evening at the Ben Hillrichs home. Mr and Mrs Lambert Jeffers and children Marion and Sue Carol were LeMars shoppers Saturday evening. Joy Morehead spent several days with her sister Mrs Leonard Miller. Mrs Clare Morehead and sons and May Barth Miller were callers at the Art Kallsen home near Craig Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Akron visited Sunday evening at the Barth Miller home.
East Westfield notes social visits in LeMars and Akron Oct notes. Families Heeren and Kanago relocate from Akron to Kanago farm. Local residents call at August Erickson home. county eighth and seventh grade exams held. Home Project ladies plan Achievement Day with soap making demonstration. A play is planned at Community Hall May 17. Sparks from corn shelter ignite husks on Rubbert farm as crew heads to dinner. Fortun-
Sorensen, a neighbor, alerted others after seeing the fire, and firefighters extinguished the blaze with no serious damage. A strong Tuesday wind could have worsened the damage if not for early discovery. August Buckson makes daily trips to Sioux City for hand care. Flo's tumor was removed about two weeks ago.
Garland Friday marked the last day of school with a large crowd and a 5 oclock supper. A surprise party at the Ball residence celebrated Julius Ball’s birthday with Ed Lewison family and others attending. Sunday visitors included the Lewison and Swanson families plus Albert Lewison and children.
In Al cester the Dr E I Conner home hosted about forty eight relatives to celebrate Mrs F F Kerr’s birthday. A sumptuous cafeteria dinner was served and the afternoon featured family fellowship and reminiscences.
Linich hosted guests who were served before leaving, wishing Mrs Kerr further happy birthdays. Orville Welch underwent appendectomy at Alton hospital last Thursday and is recovering. Mildred Heasley of Vermilion visited the Harvey Welch home while Ed Johnson and family shopped in Vermilion Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Mrs. Clyde Zellers with Eddie of Sioux City visited Thos. Dreeszen and W. W. Zellers. Mae Rodwig and Bertie Carter also called. Four Adaville pupils went to Liberty for seventh and eighth grade exams. Kenneth Brown missed days due to measles. Other visits included Rev. Glanville, Mrs. Tindall, and families from LeMars Akron and Morningside. Mother and Daughter banquet Friday evening.
A church notice from the UB church basement invites attendees this week at 7 o'clock for a plate dinner priced at 36 cents. Visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas from Glos City are noted guests staying at W W Zellers home Sunday.
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