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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
4
Special Correspondent reports Hancock township activities postponed by rain and cold. Entry details include P T A efforts, local visits by Miss Briggs and family, field work halted, and a string of social notes from Sioux City to Morningside College showcasing residents Milnerville and nearby towns.
Merrill schools face no opposition for county superintendency as Woodbury holds the post. Visitors Harlan Allen and family stayed due to severe weather. Mrs. Ernie Luce ran for Union County county superintendent but lost amid many candidates. T. B. Cassen honored by Northwestern Bell for twenty years of service, retiring in June. Various local residents report weather impacts, health, and travel, including Fannie Carter in Glendive caring for her mother, and Mrs. Stanley Lilly in fragile condition at home.
Stanley Swanson called at the Ben Baum home Saturday afternoon. Edward Sand was a dinner guest at the George Fieckhohm home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Malloy of Sioux City visited the Art McConville home Sunday. Dick Hamilton and Stanley Swanson called at the H. Busch home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon and son Wendell were dinner guests at the CGA Hamilton home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Swanson and Arden were dinner guests at the Albin Carlson home Sunday. Abe Miller called on people in this community last week. Josephine Lykken returned to her hometown.
Home Sunday after staying with her sister Mrs Stanley Swanson Verla and Viola Busch visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Richard Ball Julius Clayton Hultgren Stan Jey Swanson and Dick Hamilton helped Ball Bros shell corn Monday Several Swanson family members Andonetta Walter and Arthur Swanson called at the Stanley Swanson home Monday Send a Greeting Card display at the Register-Tribune office showing how little it costs to mean so much.
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