Akron Public School News Flashes and Activities
Akron Iowa May 7 1937 highlights include senior class issue of the Akronite with trip reports to Sioux City Journal and KSCJ, plans for a glee club picnic at Oak Grove State Park, Interstate Spelling Contest participants Shirley Knapp Alma Heyl with Leila Johnson, Maurine Palaka grand champion, and other classroom notes. Fourth Grade letter to Bombo explains tropical lands. Spelling and party reports from Second Grade.
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Akronite
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
KSCJ
Journal
Stone Park
Tghteen
Miss Hicks
Glee Clubs
Oak Grove State Park
Hawarden
Shirley Knapp
Alma Heyl
Plymouth County
Omaha
Nebr
Leila Johnson
Akron
Innes
Sloan
Fontenelle
Sargeant Bluff
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Maurine ‘Palaka
St. Peter’s School
Mary Ann Johnson
Eldora Johnson
Maurine
Billy Knockson
Bombo
Belgian Congo
Hirfa
Pedro
Arabia
South America
Employers Must Register Workers for Social Security
The Social Security board will begin recording wages for 27 million workers under the old age benefits program. By June 30, every employer must ensure each employee has a Social Security account number for reporting wages since 1937. If a worker lacks a number, the employer must file for one on the worker’s behalf. Workers who have not applied should visit their local post office for the form. Also included: an Akron piano ad offering a like new midget piano with easy terms through Baldwin Piano Co. Cincinnati.
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Social Security Board
Treasury ‘Department
Ber
Treasury
Akron
Baldwin Piano Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bus Driver Collapses At Wheel In Chicago Incident
Chicago reports describe two cases in which a bus driver and a father at the wheel near his son suffered heart failures. An alert passenger steadied the bus preventing a serious crash while the other driver died almost instantly. The piece urges drivers to maintain physical condition and seek periodic examinations.
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Chicago
Overland
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Delores VanderKam visited her friend Irene Miller Wednesday evening. Sunday dinner guests at Jesse Kalsen's home included Fr A Stryzewski and children Ralph Esther Phyllis, Mary Witt and Rennie, Wilma Reemis, Jennie Myers, Charles Swift. Sunday visitors at B J Borchers' home were Ben Yoel, Fred Toel, Henry Pluegar and families Arlene Fern Daryl.
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Delores’ VanderKam
Irene
Miller
Jesse Kalsen
A. Stryzewski
Ralph
Esther
Phyllis
Mary Witt
Rennie
Wilma Reemis
Jennie Myers
Charles Swift
B. J. Borchers
Ben Yoel
Fred Toel
Henry Pluegar
Arlene
Fern
Daryl
Sunday Visit Highlights Local Families Attending Jeffers Home
Herman Frérichs and daughters Lil lian and Shirley, Mr and Mrs Arthur Gronemeyer and Mr and Mrs Abraham Miller with children Irene Wayne Merlyn and Robert, and Mr and Mrs Fred Breitbarth with Vernon and Joan were Sunday visitors at the Frank Jeffers home.
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Herman Frérichs
Lillian
Shirley
Arthur Gronemeyer
Abraham Miller
Irene
Wayne
Merlyn
Robert
Fred Breitbarth
Vernon
Joan
Frank Jeffers
Raising Chicks Seen as a Good Bet for Farmers
County agent L A Eberlein and extension poultryman M H Simonson say the chick question is being widely debated in Uniden county. Farm flocks are smaller than the 1928-1932 average, and April sales were down 32 percent with May orders at 54 percent of last year's. Despite high feed prices, a good grain crop is anticipated. chicks started June 1 would consume about 3.14 pounds of feed before harvest. Raising chicks with brooders and houses this spring could help keep down overproduction.
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L. A. Eberlein
South Dakota State College
United States
South Dakota
Poultry Outlook Bright for Farmers Says Register Tribune
Fewer cattle and hogs on feed and a 5 percent drop in the spring pig crop point to higher meat prices and greater poultry demand. The outlook is promising for farmers planning to raise poultry this year as ads seek livestock notices and promote home town dealers.
Publishing News and Reader Submissions Ad
The notice invites readers to bring or phone their comings and goings to the Register-Tribune office for publication. It provides the contact phone number 36 and encourages submissions of local society notes and activities.
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Register-Tribune
Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper For Sale
Pattern tracing carbon paper offered at the Register Tribune office. Large sheet priced at 10 cents.
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Register-Tribune
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