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13 May 1937
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Akron Register Tribune in Akron, Iowa
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
1
Westfield write ups on community events and notices
Mrs Mary Anderson returns home in Akron after visiting son Art Anderson. Local residents and CCC men visit homes for weekends. Junior Senior banquet highlights with Japanese themed program and graduating class of 1937 roster. Baccalaureate May 16, commencement May 21. PWA aid uncertain for school reconstruction. Senate considers exemptions. Club and guild activities four of Westfield and surrounding towns. Various visits, meetings, and social events noted with multiple families and organizations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Akron
Art Anderson
Bob Thornton
Joe Martin
Bernard Beaubien
Donald ‘Campbell
CCC
Carol Lilly
Marcus, Jr
Helen Hummel
Vivian Oaks
Sioux City
Edmond Spaulding
Marshalltown
Mary
Spaulding
Fay Shearer
Thos. Shearer
Carroll
Walter Shearer
Martin Hotel
James Coleman
Everett Timm
Catherine Martin
Carl Lang
Community Hall
G. C. Thompson
Western Union College
LeMars
Teresa Doyle
Nels ‘Beaubien
Wilbur “Harrington
Omaha
Nebr
Joe Scanlan
Los Angeles
Calif
D. F. Connolly
Harry Connolly
B. Lilly
Mabel Lilly
M. O. Nelson
Merrill
Anna Lyle
Grace Spaulding
Aillot
Geo. Bain
Faus Webber
Elk Point
St. Catharine’s Guild
Harry Nason
Nason
Perry
Libby
Stevens
M. D
O. B. Lilly
Ladies’ Aid
I. D. A. Cockerell
Boulder
Colo
Congregational Church
Cockerell
Milnerville Mention Births and Social Notes
A son was born May 4 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson of Sioux City, former Milnerville residents. Weather favored farming with light showers and sun. Alfred Fry and Ursula visited Sioux City for St Thomas church services. The Coopers plan an east trip with Ursula and Hazel Lindberg. A fence dispute occurred recently with a bachelor farmer involved. Mrs C P Knapp attended Cyrus Fraternity tea in the city. Milner and Milner daughters Priscilla Audrey Jane visited Sioux City with their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.son
Ernest Wilson
Sioux City
Milnerville
St. Thomas Church
Harold Cooper
City
Coopers
Ursula Fry
Hazel Lindberg
Minneapolis
C. P. Knapp
Cyrus’ Fraternity
Cyrus
Richard Milner
Priscilla
Audrey
Janet
Social notes and local movements in Westfield area
Mrs Jessie Hathaway and Mrs Milners mother hosted a dinner with Richard Mothers invited. The Smiths traveled to Minnesota to visit Mr Smiths mother. Knapps plan to move soon with improvements at their homestead. Bertsel Brown of Merrill shipped hogs and cashed headlets. Liberty consolidated school near finish with Juniors and Seniors banquet at Martin hotel Sioux City. Maytime Merrymaking features F L G club dance at Stone Park. Bob Lindgren to California for salesmanship training. Numerous local residents active in schools and社区 events with family visits and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hathaway
Mrs. Milner
Richard
Ralph Hathaway
Smiths
Hathaway
Minnesota
Mr. Smith
Ivyl Knapp
Knapp
Sioux City
Bertsel. Brown
Merrill
Martin
Sioux ‘City
Melvin Bauerly
Frank Helta,Jr
Delores Markeson
Stone Park
Jeanette Beauchene
Bob Lindgren
California
Alice Hathaway
Harry Hathaway
Westfield
Martin Hotel
Howard Milner
Blanche Pavlik
Humane Education
Hopkins
Roy Cassen
Cassen
Mc Reynolds
Roy
W. Milnerville
Dave
Garland social notes from Sunday gatherings and local events
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nygard and Joe Powell visited the Harry Powell home near Elk Point. Mrs. Harry Powell injured her foot near the Silverberg store a couple of weeks ago. Roy Skinner and El don Beeler were supper guests at the William Skinner home Sunday. Howard Powell and children visited relatives near Westfield. A large crowd attended the Garland school picnic with ball games races and a treasure hunt and a lunch with ice cream. Clifford Nygard visited Otto Nygard near Beresford. Will Neary of Akron toured his farm Sunday afternoon. C. A. Hamilton visited Wyatt Heyl. Mrs. Heyl is ill. Ruby Bradley, Garland teacher, hosted seventh and eighth graders and took them to Akron for the public school exhibit. Roy Fickbohm and baby and Miss Iva Fickbohm of Sioux Falls visited their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Nygard
Joe Powell
Harry Powell
Elk Point
Silverberg
Roy Skinner
Eldon Beeler
William Skinner
Howard Powell
Westfield
Garland School
Otto Nygard
Beresford
Will Neary
Akron
C. A. Hamilton
Wyatt Heyl
Heyl
Ruby Bradley
Garland
Roy Fickbohm
Iva Fickbohm
Sioux Falls
Fickbohm Family Gathers for Mother's Day Visit
Mrs. George Fickbohm hosted relatives over the weekend with guest Ralph Fickbohm and family Henry Fickbohm and family and Lloyd Fickbohm and family joining on Sunday in observance of Mother's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fickbohm
Ralph Fickbohm
Henry Fickbohm
Lloyd Fickbohm
Paying Primary Road Bonds in County Ledger
County Treasurer A Langhout received a state highway commission check for 112 365 to retire 100 000 primary road bonds and pay 12 365 interest due May 1. This marks the seventh payment of equal principal on the bonds, leaving 445 000 of the 1 145 000 bonds outstanding. these bonds cannot be refunded as they are not callable, with five years remaining in the term.
Primary road bonds to be paid nationwide
Ty’s primary road bonds will all be paid, with ownership spread across the country. Funds to retire them were allocated into numerous states. Lost or For Sale a few lines under Want or Found appear in the Want-Ad column of the Register Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Waht-Ad Colunn
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