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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
4
A sale advertises extra good quality ladies voile waists reg. up to 3.50 and claimed as slightly soiled but available while lasts. It also features men’s pure silk knitted ties and washable ties with fancy patterns at low prices, including two for .59 and other discounted values.
Royal Special No 3 10 pounds dark brown sugar product listing notes usage for baking and cooking. Includes limited description of sweetness and potential substitutions for other syrups. No specific dates or brands beyond the Royal label.
Special correspondence from Perry notes visits by McCorkell and Johnson families, neighbors in Akron and LeMars, and numerous social calls. A large crowd enjoyed a Saturday dance at Fred Schweisow's, while local folks prepare for a May 21 baseball game between Craig and Ruble, with farmers busy planting corn and travel to Sioux City mentioned.
Special Correspondence from Milnerville reports Miss Lucille Briggs's return from hospital and ongoing school duties, visits by Rev W C Stauffer and family, and neighbors aiding Richard Milner after illness. Births, outings, and local visits adorn a page filled with church events, routine health updates, and the Sunnyside high school commencement schedule through May 28 including the baccalaureate, commencement address, and a campus corner play cast.
Sunday school will be held next Sunday at 10 20 with regular services in the evening followed by a short program at 7 45 led by Rev Fogo and family and Ed. Good road and family were Sunday dinner guests at Elmer Welch. Wilson Heasley and family spent Sunday with Grover Wick and Mr and Mrs Albin Anderson and family.
Daughters and relatives visited homes across the region with calls to several families including Anderson Sweeney Welch Lundgren and Gardner. Thirty four seventh and eighth grade pupils sat for final exams at Pleasant Hill school last Thursday and Friday.
Rav and Mrs Emil Johnsen will attend the Minnesota Conference in St Peter next Sunday so there is no Lutheran service though Sunday school proceeds at 10 80 a m Mrs August Lundgren hosts the Ladies Aid next Wednesday Cemetery Day is May 29 at Union Creek cemetery Wm Ericson departs for St Peter as a delegate Carl Malmstrom works for Levi Nilson Ralph Dewey returns home from Akron hospital Dinner guests at John Pearson home include Albert Anderson John Frisk Eddie and Amy Anderson and Charles and
Alve Ericson and bride, formerly Miss Anna Peatry, returned from a May wedding trip. They were married May 10, 1922, at Hawarden Lutheran church with a reception at the bride's parents home. The groom is L. Ericson's son. they will reside with the groom's parents. Guests from area families were present at the ceremony and home.
Local notes list Jas Burnight Shirley Lilly and Audrey Lilly in town. Park outing for Miss Anderson and Miss Petersons room, Thomas Warren visitations, hospital recovery, and many Sunday visits. Westfield High School picnic May 19 at Riversioux Park and Junior-Senior banquet May 18 with maroon and gold decor. Commencement May 24 with address by Rev Alligon Akron and Baccalaureate speaker details.
Final examinations are set for Wednesday and Thursday with Friday reserved for all school activities. The All-School picnic follows, then the Baccalaureate address Sunday evening and Commencement on Wednesday May 24. Students will close the school year, enjoy recreation in woods and hills, and return in September.
Bundie Day organized by state director Montanus for Near East Relief urges statewide clothing donations. With Idle Lands clothing exhausted, thousands in the Near East face destitution. Iowa volunteers collect and pack garments for shipment via Near East Relief. Sealed bids for school coal houses and toilets in Portland township end June 1, 1922. plans available at Register-Tribune Akron office.
Charles H Maxson appointed administrator of the Embert C Maxson estate in Plymouth County Iowa by the district court. Debts must be paid to the administrator and claims presented for allowance. Dated April 26 1922. Attorney A L Yeaton. Published May 4 11 18 1922. Have your auto top covered. J L Clayton.
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