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16 May 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
1
The publisher announces subscription pricing for one year at two dollars six months at one dollar and three months at eighty cents.
Mrs Orin Harris and Mrs G J Vandenberg were Sioux City visitors on Saturday. Several local residents and couples, including the Seheifen and Scheifen families, traveled to Sioux City for business or social visits. A birthday and anniversary celebrations near Hawarden and neighboring towns drew gatherings of relatives and friends with meals and gifts.
Special Correspondent reports Lee Halwey near Merrill selling 29 Hampshire pigs at 8.00 per hundred on the Sioux City market. Local items include funerals, family visits, a birthday, fraternity banquet, Sunnyside Sunday school planning, throat operation, Milnerville Masons’ Akron gathering, P T A meeting plans, and a reporter’s call from Rapid City. Rainy weather continues with uneven downpours around Sioux City Saturday night.
The Adaville Children's Day committee has been chosen and June 2 set for the rendition. Numerous social visits marked the week with residents and visitors from Gaza, Akron, LeMars, and South Dakota joining Mother's Day events and family gatherings. Gas pumps installation at the old Adaville store and a May 26 revival meeting led by Rev Cahill with Emil Nelson were noted. The Ada ville school closes Friday with a picnic and patrons invited to try the Want Ad column.
The column notes pleasant showers in the locality and farmers planting corn despite chilly weather. Mr and Mrs Roy Cassen hosted relatives from Sioux City for Mother's Day as did the Logan family and Mrs Libby Cassen. A new daughter joined Mr and Mrs Ivyl Knapp in Sioux City. A Liberty consolidated class play pleased a large audience and teachers hosted a Mothers tea. Rev Walter Cahill's evangelistic meetings begin May 26 at Adaville church.
Local social column lists Sunday visits across Craig Westfield and Merrill area. Families such as Klemme Kallsen Morehead and Port households appear, with notes on guests, house cleaning help, spring work, and birthday reminders.
Visitors at the Harvey Welch home included Mr and Mrs Wilson Heasley and family from Vermillion and Mr and Mrs Allard Eleeson with Dave Butler and son David. Orville Welch helped at Wm Welch’s near Elk Point. Gene Gardner from Vermillion visited his mother Grandma Gardner. Mrs Raymon Hiende from Early Indiana aided her mother Mrs N P Nielson with housecleaning. Delphine Trade of Alcester visited Grandma Gardner. Her daughter and sons returned to North Dakota after wintering with Mrs Trude. Mr and Mrs Wm Welch of Elk Point stopped by. Mrs Grover Vick and Mrs Lee Stoutenburg visited Ed Lewison and Charles Reams. Violet Abraham, former clerk at Tweet store in Spink, returned home. Mrs Huckert, Miss Lizzie Miller, Menga and Chris Wilkens visited Charles Reams. Mr and Mrs Kempston Moneta.
Abraham and Louise Sidlemeyer of Beresford visited the Jelmar Abraham home Sunday. Mrs. Jelmar Abraham returned the visit. Mr and Mrs Russell Huff and their child visited the Harvey Welch home Sunday evening.
Union Creek News reports morning services at Union Creek church on Sunday May 19 at 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 10. Ladies Aid meets May 23 at Luther Hall hosted by Mrs Lloyd Fickbohm. Numerous local visits and dinners are listed, including guests at the homes of Sykes Montagne Boden Olson Hultgren Renken Carlson and Ericson families and others across Akron Hawarden LeMars Sioux City and nearby farms.
Mr and Mrs C Reams were called to Nebraska after their son Ollie was seriously injured when a horse fell or knocked him into a wire fence fracturing his skull. He has remained unconscious most of the time since the accident. The report lists several local residents visiting and attending the funeral of Mrs Kitts in Hawarden.
R Stephens of Ruble and the Taylor family spent Sunday exploring hills twelve miles south of here, sighting trees birds and wildflowers, and enjoying a wiener roast. Mrs Hope Harbeck and her son from Sioux City helped Mrs Frank Smith with housecleaning, while Mrs I Ross Mrs T Hummel Mrs Lowell Taylor and Mrs L C Hudisch attended Cherokee county Achievement Day on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs August Meske and son and Mr and Mrs Ernest Meske attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs August Osterthan near Chatsworth on Sunday. Mrs Osterthan and Mrs August Meske are sisters.
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