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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
5
Local items include sales ads for bread and lawn mowers, farm and hardware offerings, and service notices. Regional updates cover visits by Mrs. Henning Shoulberg and Mrs. Hamilton, church social events, and social announcements from Akron residents and surrounding towns.
Memorial Sunday May 28 at 10 45 a m in the First Baptist church with address by Lewis P Kopp of Fort Dodge Iowa Memorial Day May 30 G A R W R C and flower girls form at Reed and Second streets march to the bridge cast flowers on the river and proceed to Riverside cemetery Veterans decorate graves including many named individuals and a program at the opera house with music reading and address by Rev R P Killgore Memorial Day observances urge no desecration of memorial events.
A. Q. Heitzman formerly of Emerson Nebraska, who bought the Vargason case, obtained a license to wed Miss Pearl A. Carter of Louisville Nebraska in Sioux City Tuesday. The couple arrived last evening and began homemaking at the cafe, receiving community congratulations.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wisnow in the city on Sunday May 14, 1911.
The M E Church announces Sunday morning at 10 45 a sermon on Two Kinds of Rich Beggars and Sunday night at 8 on Loyalty to Conviction. Sunday school gathers at noon and Epworth League at 7 pm led by Pastor Grant Smith.
A short notice invites inquiries for building work by STROBEHN & TONE. It provides two phone numbers 69 on 3 and 63 on 5 and asks potential clients to call for services. The ad emphasizes readiness to undertake construction tasks and solicits business.
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