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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
2
Mrs. Ben Tapper hosted the Preston township Lutheran Ladies Aid while neighbors and relatives from Marathon Indiana LeMars and Akron gathered at homes and churches for visits, dinners, and a Mothers Day program. Local students and teachers prepared for year end events and a senior baccalaureate in two churches.
Mrs. S S P Lilly cared for her daughter and grandson at the A Banks home. Sturtevants now live on Frank Taylor farm south of town. A large Ladies Aid meeting met at Wm Christenson home with next gathering at Archer Lilly home. Sioux City visitors included Mrs J E Robertson and John Reed and mother. Harrington of Waterloo visited Maurice Tracy. Lillys and Spauldings traveled to Mik Point and Aurelia. Junior Senior banquet at Elks club in Sioux City delighted attendees. Memorials and Mother's Day visits noted. Mills Studebakers defeated Westfield 4 to 2 before about 300. Vermillion game set for Sunday May 15. Highway No 12 regraveling begun. Miss Florence Seaubien and Anna Doyle noted. Annual exhibit style revue and lunch served.
Special correspondence notes Miss Ferne Dreeszen visiting in Sioux City and several local visits as Mrs Herman Christensen and son Philip stay in Dubuque for a month with Rev and Mrs N A Hollinghead. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Joseph Johnson. Christian Endeavor service led by Mrs Herman Christensen on Sunday evening. Schools end term by picnic method as farmers plow and await warmer weather. Wenzel Parker and H Beck worked on road. The Dreeszen family hosted visitors Marvin and Virgil Dreeszen near Milnerville.
Walter Bernhardt travels to Moville Tuesday with a seed corn load bought from a former Milnerville resident Trenry Harris. Mrs Bernhardt shops in Sioux City while others visit stores, with several residents visiting Sioux City for bargains. A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Vance Hunter at the Methodist Hospital in Sioux City on Tuesday May 10 and both mother and baby are doing splendidly.
Union Creek News reports there will be no services at the Union Creek church Sunday evening. Local families and visitors are noted visiting and staying with relatives in nearby towns including Sioux City and Inwood. The snippet lists numerous households and dinner gatherings among the community, reflecting a busy social period.
Walter Fickbohm and family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewison with daughter Marlys visited Id. Lewison home Sunday. Miss Hannah Seiberg returned from Sioux City after visiting friends. Miss Dorothy Hultgren takes a two week vacation at home. John Aalfs and family visited Frank Simeon home Sunday. Gerda Croon and Clifford Croon with spouses drove to Sioux City to meet their new grandson and nephew born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Art Abraham in a Sioux City hospital.
Special correspondence notes Mr and Mrs Henry Busch with daughters Verla Verdga and Erma, Harry and Julius Gall, and Menya Wilken visiting Dick Hamilton's, visits by Henry Lugers to Albert Tewison, and Carrol Hamilton's family at Dick Hamilton's. Menga Wilken stays at Th Lewison for a few days. Lester Tickbohm spent Sunday with family south of Beresford. Richard Ball Verla Busch and Menga Wilken visited Sioux Walls Friday. A crowd attended the Ladies Aid at Dick Hamilton's. Ball Gros, the Buach girls and Menga Wilken called at Walter Heyl's Sunday evening despite threatening weather.
County Superintendent Inez Anderson and Mrs Crill joined Sylvia May Crill in Pierre for a state essay contest. Akron High School hosted its Sophomore picnic at the Park with forty five pupils and six teachers skating and playing ball. Primary pupils forty six with mothers and two teachers had a picnic dinner. Junior high added eighty children for skating and a ball game followed by ice cream and cake. Thorson guests from Sioux City visited Cardwell. Burbank school group of thirteen pupils and teacher picnicked with baskets and swimsuits.
With mild weather, students enjoyed a perfect day. Monday was Sneak Day at the University of South Dakota as Dorothy Crill and friends spent the afternoon at Riverstoux. Mr and Mrs Grant Barr of Akron visited M H Barr cottage. Wm Bobzin family joined Wm Seward family Saturday night. Blanche Seward stayed with her parents. Lee Herzoff presents Music Masters again Friday eve. Ak ron high school freshmen plan a bonia. Here is hoping the weather stays fine.
Notice is given that on April 26 1932 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed H H Wetzel er administrator of the estate of I D Brugger deceased late of Plymouth County Iowa All persons indebted to the estate must pay and those with claims must present them to the court for allowance dated April 28 1982 Attorney for Estate John F Stecker publication dates April 28 May 6 12 1932
On the second day of April, residents noted a rising interest in a local event. Details remain sparse, but organizers reported activity and outreach aimed at engaging nearby communities. Further information is anticipated as planning progresses.
In 1982 the undersigned was appointed county Town Administrator of the estate of Wilgabeth Adams, deceased. Creditors must present claims to the court for allowance. Dated April 26, 1982. Henning Sloulberg, Administrator. John F. Strecker, Attorney for Estate. Publication dates April 28 and May 6, 12, 1992. Old newspapers for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
In Akron a statement circulated by a paper alleges the defendant in the Leo Callhofer versus George Miller promissory note suit tried at LeMars courts was the signer. T G Miller, County Supervisor, asserts the rumors are false and that he is not connected with George Miller against whom the judgment for 276 dollars was entered.
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