Milner and neighbors in Des Moines week of events
Special correspondence from Ridward Milner notes Mrs Milner moving, Cooper visiting relatives in Des Moines, and Howard Milner bringing his father home. Usual dances at Stone Park proceeded as scheduled amid arrests and martial law discussions in Plymouth County. Local social visits include Knapps, Strongs, and Kutas. weather described as unusually cold, delaying spring planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tRidhard
Réy’Cnassen
Iritp
South Dakota
Plymouth ‘County
Stone Park
Fred Maloney
Dorothy
Luetle
C.P. Knapp
Sioux ‘City
Marjorie
West Side
Milner
Lyle Strong
Joyce Strong
Marjorie Knapp
Strongs
Akron
Owen ‘Taylor
Geneva
Sheiler Hall
Jim
Kuta
Lydia Allard
Sioux City
Kidder Motor Co
Jefferson
Lewie Beaulieu
Ed. Gorman
Isabel Wilson
Joseph
Public School Notes Highlights and Student Achievements
Gold stars Wednesday were Bobby Kerr Florence Thatcher Cleah Mellen Dorothy Sykes Alma Heyl Betty Dirks John Lockwood. Blue stars Friday were Irene Bell wood Marvin Dirks Jackie Gusman Ralph Stryzewski Genevieve Swift. About fifty country and parochial school pupils took county exams in our room last Thursday and Friday. Seventh graders all but five earned 100 percent in Spelling last week. Junior High students submitted samples for a National Good Writers Club contest. Kittenball at Chatsworth Friday afternoon saw good losers from both genders. We specialize in high grade job printing at the Register-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Kerr
Florence Thatcher
Cleah Mellen
Dorothy Sykes
Alma Heyl
Betty Dirks
John Lockwood
Irene Bellwood
Marvin Dirks
Jackie Gusman
Ralph Stryzewski
Genevieve Swift
Chatsworth
Akron News Roundup Includes Local Visits and Events
Local items report visitors from Sioux City and Sweden, church notices, and May events. The Akron Variety Store advertises plants and Carnations for Mother's Day. a tennis racket service is offered. school May performances are noted. weather briefings and farming conditions are mentioned. community meetings and theater tours are announced with dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Co
Gerald
Smith
Henry Dirks
Towa
Akron Lumber ‘Co
Louis
Saarony
Akron Variety Store
Register-Tribune
Adaville Activities and Local Events
Special correspondence notes recent Adaville church and social events. The Adaville school finished its year, the Ada ville funeral of Mrs Barbara Keats was held in Merrill, and the Ladies Society met at Mrs Grant Browns with a luncheon. Community visits include Bertsel Brown selling senile in Sioux City and Mr and Mrs Chester Philips hosting relatives. Paul Johnson to lead Christian Endeavor services and a Mother’s Day program is planned at the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Zlke
Moville
W. J-King
Adaville School
Plymouth ‘County
Chester Philips
Sam Philips
Liberty
Paul Johnson
Christian Endeavor
U.B
Adaville
Seniors feted by juniors at the annual banquet
The Akron high school announces its Senior Class Play Happiness a three act comedy drama to be staged at the Akron opera house on Wednesday May 24 under Miss Quirin. The Senior class of 1933 will graduate Friday May 26 with 38 members. Dr J C Tjaden of the University of South Dakota Vermillion will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raggedy Andy
Laverne van Benthem
Mary Reidy
Akron Opera House
Quirin
Jonny Cescessae
Naomi Tone
Pole
Louise Anfinson
Wreay
Aleen Cummins
Miss Perkins
Athleen Siert Applicant
Mildred Temen
Elizabeth Shoulberg Fermoy Macdonough
Walden Johnson Philip Chands
Wallace Brown
John Scrowcroft
Raymond Port
Akron High School
J. C. Tjaden
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Quilt Show and Supper a Church Parlor Success
The Christian church parlor event Thursday evening featured a supper and quilt show with several prizes. The oldest quilt, 101 years old, was won by Mrs. H. V. Jordin. second oldest at 97 went to Mrs. Ruth Swift. Aleene Cummins won best quilted, with second to Mrs. Chas. Kanago. Burnett won prettiest quilt, Ina Young second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Jordin
Aleene Cummins
Chas. Kanago
Notice to Water Consumers for April Balance Due
Notice to water customers that the April statement balance must be paid before June 1. failure to pay will result in water service discontinuation. Signed by J. Clayton, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. , Clayton
Akron Tennis Club Urges Return of Stolen Wire Fence
The Akron Tennis Club Board of Directors states the thief who took a roll of woven wire fence is known. If the wire is returned immediately, no questions will be asked and prosecution will be dropped. Gerald F. Smith chairs the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Tennis Club
The
Gerald F. Smith
Arrests and martial law shift in Iowa inquiries begin
The Des Moines matter details arrests rising toward one hundred, with nine men sent to city jail then returned and twenty more prisoners sent to Sioux City. Investigations extend to Wednesday or Thursday under Attorney General Powers with martial law under discussion and possible end by week. Chaplain Van Metre led services beside the jail enclosure as boards of inquiry, staffed by Major Mallonee, Major Hynek, Captains Claussen and Clark, push long hours to conclude midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlichte
Simon
Mosseri
An Aspar Belfig
Athong Ithoke
Tjosgen
O' Bien County
Gaspar
Granville
Sioux City
Des Moines Register
Clarence Darrow
H. van Metre
138Rd Infantry
Vian Metre
Mapleton
Court House
L. D. Mallonee
Audubon
Will Hynek
Iowa City
Ole Claussen
Grand Junction
Iowa
Fred Clark
Waterloo
Leon Powers
E. P. Murray
George Sturges
John B. Grubb
Art Bock
Ray Marten
George E. Brown
Leonard Gier
Fragmentary Names and Martial Law Speculation in LeMars
A garbled list of names appears amid notes about investigations and possible release. Reported Monday that troops may be drawn soon and martial law could be suspended by week’s end, with one or two companies remaining in LeMars for weeks. official guidance is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank » Hinz
Walter Dunn
Ohn
Zylstra
Howard
A. Kenney
Johi” Dirt
Will Ana
George. Homai
Tred Kingsbeil
Will Kilnebell
Theodore “Trederes
Art Sould
Frank Soule
Farl Harrison
Peter’.Delterman
Henry Reirits
Kenneth Cope
John A. Johnson
Matt Feller
I. “W. Lint
Garret: Roetian
Gerret Jahsen
R. Cléghord
H Hall
John Schuehte
Meyer Delebert Scott
George
Scott
John
Albert Harold
Rohwer
Peter
Bosch
Othe
LeMars
Crop Production Loan inspectors plan seed program review
Paulson directs James McGuire to inspect seeding programs of all Crop Production Loan borrowers across Lyon Plymouth Sioux Clay Dickinson Cherokee O Brien Osceloa and Buena Vista counties. McGuire to devote weeks in April as loan applications close April 30. borrowers must plant full loan acreage or return excess to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Paulson
Minneapolis
James McGuire
Lyon
Plymouth
Sioux
Clay
Dickinson
Cherokee
O'Brien
Oscéola
Buena
McGuire
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Public
Nate
Ross ‘Grain’ Co
Biter Implément Co
Portland
Akron Lumber Co
Henry, Dirks
Lumber ‘Co
Old Newspapers
Saléarge Church
Baptist Womer
Victor ‘Anderson
Nellye “Wendt
Pleasant ‘Hill
A. H. Senne
Biigain
A. L. Rozell
Town
Helmer Ohlund
Sweden
Ll. AL. Burrill
Alton
N. Schebel
Gerald Smith
G.M. Company
W. L. Mitchell
Bill
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
F. F. Robinson
Ninth District Auxiliary and Legion
M. E
Eagles’ Club
Esther Thompson
Armory
M. & M. Dramatic
Ruble
E. W. Maas
Denver
Colo
Grace Mass Dublin
Mass
Westfield
Akron ‘Hospital
John ‘Willing
Frank Eden
Vesper
Astern
Star
M.’ Hi
Ala
A. Kilstrom
Margaret ‘Wise
Knoxville
Otto Larsen
BE. J. Bunting
Syracuse
Nebr
Mr. Bunting
Newbelry
Stevens
Grabbe’s Park
T. L. Burnight
Catherine Burnight
Pasadena
Calif
Utah
Kellogg’s
Weiners
Ohio
A. Weidenfeller
Merrill
LeMars Sentinel
Iva Mae Weidenfeller
John Weidenfeller
Walter McCorkell
Arnold Weidenfeller
D. P. Hoffmann
Swastika Club
Weidenfeller
Chicago
USA
L. K. Burket, Jeweler
Lu A
SKY
Spencer ‘Tracy
Stuart, Erwin
Marion Nixon
Boots
Mallory
Northwest
Repper
Akron Union Delivery
Frank Johnson
Bob White
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