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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

3

Public School Graduation Activities In Akron

Akron public schools finish the year with final exams and commencement tonight in the school gymnasium. Senior class diplomas will be presented after a stage setup to seat a larger audience. Ninth grade graduates held a ceremony with certificates, salutatory, and valedictory. Senior class play Shirt Sleeves received high praise. Baccalaureate services at the MBE Church drew a large crowd with Rev. J F Moore leading. Eleven excerpts include musical selections and sermons focused on young lives entering new fields.

Akron Public Schools H. S J. F. Moore LeRoy Burket Eunice Burket H. 8 Irma Cooper Daryl Taylor Hazelle Cooper M.be Elaine Sinikahl Evelyn van Court Allan Vander Helm W. H. McDonald R. E. Brown Enida Snyder Dorothy Scott Dorothy Tucker Ruth Samuelson Blanche Seward Helen Anderson Elaine Smikahl C. W. Samuelson Jehu

Continued rains delay farm work in May fields

Unseasonably cool weather persisted with rain and light showers delaying corn planting. Total May rainfall reached about 2.16 inches through the first three weeks, with a later 0.24 inch storm adding, while overall April's 4.08 inch mark seems unlikely to be matched.

Lutheran Churches Sunday Services and Meetings

The Lutheran Churches announce Sunday May 24 devotional services at Brule Creek Sharch at 7 p m with a pastor sermonette and League music. Sunday school at St. Paul locations 9:45 and 10:30 a m. Brule Creek L D R meets at Mrs Paul Quam’s home Saturday 8 p m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 30 at 2 p m. Memorial Day program planned with Dr R T Rugh speaking. Lunch served by ladies. › W I Aamoth, Pastor.

Luther League Brule Creek Sharch At & P League St. Paul Brule Creek Paul Quam Brule Creek Ladies’ Aid Julia Abraham Nellie Swanson St. Paul Cemetery Association R. T. Rugh W. I. Aamoth

Westfield Portland Home Project Notice

All ladies taking part in the Achievement Day play are asked to be at the Trinity Czerman Lutheran church basement Saturday evening May 25 at 7 30 sharp to practice. If you cannot come please notify Mrs L C Huebsch.

Trinity (Czerman) Lutheran Church L. C. Huebsch

Births Recorded Near Town in May Nineteen Thirty Five

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Dimmick west of town on May 16 1935. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Blake of Akron on May 18 1935. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Guy Harkness west of town on May 19 1935. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Leonard Baum west of town on May 21 1935.

Roy Dimmick West of Town Wm. Blake Akron Guy Harkness Leonard Baum

Esteemed Akron Man is Summoned

Arnd Schluter a well known Akron resident and early Plymouth county settler died at LeMars hospital at 11 00 Wednesday morning May 22 1935 after a brief pneumonia illness aged 81 years 1 month 12 days He was born April 10 1854 in St Clair county Illinois and moved to Plymouth county Iowa about 1884 He married Wilhelmina Kaelke August 26 1885 and they later lived in Nebraska before returning to Akron farm life then moving to town Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 30 in Akron M E church with Rev J F Moore officiating Interment Riverside cemetery

Arnd Schluter Akron Plymouth County LeMars Mr. Schluter St. Clair County Ilinois Iowa Wilhelmina Kaelke Nebraska Schluter D. N. Hanover F. P. Carr Hawarden A. 8. Hanover White Bear Minn J. R. Walsh Sioux City Arnold Schluter Volga John J. Schiuter Madeira Akron M. BE J. F. Moore Riverside Cemetery

Anniversary Surprise for Chatsworth Couple at Osterthun Home

On May 19 Chatsworth Card club members held a surprise gathering at Mr. and Mrs. August Osterthun to honor their silver wedding anniversary. The evening featured cards and a fine lunch. The couple received a silver remembrance. guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Skogman, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Skogman, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scheifen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burnight, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dalgliesh, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klemme.

Chatsworth Card Club August Osterthun Osterthun John Skogman Dave Skogman Will Kelley Chris, Seheifen Henry Burnight Ben Dalgliesh Walter Klemme

LeMars Savings Bank Robbery Suspects Captured

Four Sioux City men were arrested and identified by bank staff as the daylight robbers of the LeMars Savings Bank last week. About $2,000 of the $7,000 stolen was recovered hidden in a bed at a West Side rooming house, found by the landlady who notified police.

Sioux City LeMars West Side

Memorial Day Observance Plans Set by Local Churches and Groups

Local churches and patriotic organizations outline Memorial Day activities for May 30. A union service is planned May 26 at 11 a.m. at the Christian church with Rev. R. Es. Brown delivering the sermon. A parade forms at 9:00 a.m. at the Masonic Temple and proceeds to Sacred sites for services and flower tributes to veterans and sailors.

Union The Christian Church R. Es. Brown Baptist Church American Legion Women’s Relief Corps and Legion Auxiliary Chueh Masonic Temple Big Sioux River Bridge Women’s Relief Corps American Legion Auxiliary Legion Heirs Boy Scouts of America Legion Eix Legion Auxiliary Otto Larsen A. E. Lake

Rural Mail Count in Ak Ron Four Rural Routes

The Ak Ron post office counted mail for four rural routes from May 1 to 15. Collected totals: Route 1 834, Route 2 823, Route 3 764, Route 4 557. Delivered totals: Route 1 6863, Route 2 5797, Route 3 8350, Route 4 5288, grand total 26298. Postmaster M W Smith estimates about 10000 pieces were first class. The mail volume was up from recent years, likely boosted by chain-letter correspondence.

Akron M. W. Smith

Baseball Here Next Sunday in Akron After Rainout

The opening game was canceled at Akron grounds last Sunday between Akron and Johns Lunch of Sioux City. A makeup game is scheduled next Sunday afternoon here between Eds Coast-to-Coast Store of Sioux City and Akron. Lefty Swift and F Heider will be the local battery, and fans are urged to come out and cheer the team to their first home win.

Akron John Sioux City Swift F. Heider

Union Creek Church Notes

Union Creek Church announces Sunday evening services at 8 o clock and Cemetery Day on Tuesday May 28 at Union Creek. Supper in Luther Hall begins 5 30 and continues until all are served. Public invited. D J Edward pastor.

Union Creek Luther Hall Attow

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule

Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m German service at 11 a m and Gorman service on Ascension Day eve ning May 30 at 8 o'clock Pastor Fred A Meske leads the congregation with these observances.

Fred A. Meske

Week of Entertainment at Empress Theater May 24 25 26 28

Empress theater presents Car 99 on Friday and Saturday May 24 and 25 with Fred McMurray and Sir Guy Standing. Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell star in Traveling Saleslady May 26 to 28. Bargain Nights May 29 30 feature Pat O'Brien in I Sell Anything with a strong supporting cast. Comedies shorts and cartoons accompany all programs.

Empress Theater Fred McMurray Sir Guy Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell Pat O’brien Mr. O’brien Brannigan The Empress

Akron Declares May 25 Poppy Day In City Honor

Mayor Dick Bohlken proclaims Saturday May 25 Poppy Day in Akron urging citizens to wear the memorial poppy for World War dead and to donate to American Legion and Auxiliary welfare funds to aid living veterans and families. The proclamation recalls the sacrifice of Akron’s servicemen and the origin of the poppy as a memorial symbol.

Akron Bohlken France American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Dick Bohlken

Yard and Garden contest by Book and Thimble club

The Book and Thimble club sponsors a Yard and Garden contest as peonies and iris bloom. Special prizes will be awarded for the finest peonies, iris, and grounds. Entries limited to all except committee members. Call Mrs. W. J. Davidson, Mrs. W. J. Brunner or Mrs. J. H. Kerr to enter. Watch the next issue for date.

Book and Thimble Club W. J. Davidson W. J. Brunner J. H. Kerr the Register-Tribune

Mrs. C. E. Waterbury Dies in LeMars Hospital

Hudson South Dakota resident Mrs. C E Waterbury former Akron resident died at Sacred Heart hospital LeMars Tuesday after illness. Funeral services planned in Hudson Friday with interment in Riverside Akron. M E Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday afternoon May 29 with hostesses listed.

C. BE. Waterbury Hudson, S. D Akron Sacred Heart’ Hospital LeMars

Annual Achievement Day in LeMars May 29

The LeMars Home Project Achievement Day at the M. E. church will feature a Nutrition pageant on bread from planting to loaf, a Gypsy chorus, plays from several townships, and exhibits judged by Mrs May Larson. Townships will display results, with a noon lunch and an afternoon program concluding in a Farm Bureau flag presentation.

M. E LeMars Bohemian Girl Opera May Larson Extension Town State College W. G. Anderson Hungerford Township Marble Halls Walter Held Perry Township Union Township Fredonia Remsen Johnson Township Preston Elkhorn Garfield Washington Marion Plymouth County Ceres Plymouth Township Westfield Portland Farm Bureau

Clover 4-H Club Holds Mother's Day Program

The Clover 4-H club met on May 11 at Mrs. A. Baker's home for a Mother's Day program with mothers present. The girls sang a song, contributed to the program, and a luncheon was served. The next meeting is scheduled for May 25 at the leader's home with Marie Graff as hostess.

A. Baker Mother Marie Graff

Move Back From Chicago with Rossbach to Return Nearby

Harold Rossbach, formerly visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rossbach, plans to move back from Chicago where he bought Aylmer Peterson's trucking business northwest of town. Peterson will move to Oregon to pursue truck and fruit farming. Meanwhile, the horseshoe season at F. Sayles' grounds near town opens next Sunday with Bluffers facing Sherm Callahan's Elk Point team. spectators invited to watch pitching.

Harold Rossbach Henry Rossbach Chicago Aylmer Peterson Peterson Oregon F. Sayles’ Grounds Bluffers Sherm Callahan Elk Point

First Baptist Church Union Memorial Service and Mission Circle

At 11 o clock this congregation will join in the Union Memorial service at the Christian Church. The Young People's Union meets at 7 pm with Mrs Truman Campbell entertaining the Young Ladies Mission Circle at Mrs Chas Kanago home on Wednesday afternoon May 29. Ora Talbott reviews a chapter of the Mission book. Members answer roll call with scripture verses. Ina Young leads devotional lesson.

First Baptist Church Union Christian Church Young People’s Union Truman Campbell Young Chas Kanago Ora Talbott Ina Young

Death summons former Akron resident Amelia Johnson

Amelia Friberg Johnson 81 9 1 died Thursday May 16 1935 at her son Ibner Johnson home in South Sioux City Nebraska. Born August 15 1853 in Sweden she emigrated 1872 and married Andrew Gustav Johnson in 1879. Survived by son Elmer Johnson and daughters Esther Hoagland and Anna Pell Wheeler. Funeral held in Sioux City and Union Creek Lutheran Church with interment at Union Creek Cemetery.

Amelia Johnson Akron Ibner Johnson Sioux City Nebr Amelia Friberg Sweden Americna Andrew Gustav Johnson Myr Johnson South Sioux City Elmer Lutheran Church Elmer Johnson Esther Caroline Hoagland Berkeley Calif Anna Pell-Wheeler Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania Union Creek Cemetery

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Events

Pastor C. W. Samuelson leads May 26 service with the theme Prayer. Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 a m on Unity of the Christians. Luther League to meet at 8 p m with Dr B F Zuel of Western Union College speaking on Germany. Students from LeMars to perform. Aid Society meets Thursday May 30 in church parlors hosted by Mrs Ernest Anderson and Mrs John Nelson.

First Church OF Christ Bible School Union Memorial Christian Endeavor J. H. Stidham Board of Church Extension of Indianapolis Ind Stidham Mr. Stidham Ladies’ Aid Luther League B. F. Zuel Western Union College LeMars Germany Aid Society Ernest Anderson John Nelson

Poppy Day Observed Here for War Dead Memorial

Memorial Day plans are outlined by Mrs W G Adams president of the Albert Hosehler unit of the American Legion Auxiliary. Poppies will be worn Saturday May 25 to honor the dead and raise funds for veterans families and hospital relief.

America W. G. Adams Albert Hosehler American Legion Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary

Take Marriage Vows Saturday in Canton South Dakota

A wedding was solemnized on Saturday morning May 18 1935 in Canton South Dakota uniting Doris Malmstrom daughter of Charles Malmstrom Union County South Dakota and Tobias Severtson of Inwood Iowa. Rev Nervig presided with Albert and Marie Severtson as attendants. The bride wore a rose crepe ensemble and white accessories. The groom farms near Inwood. The couple plan an extended tour of the western states after the ceremony.

Clouk Canton S. D Doris Malmstrom Chas. Malmstrom Union County 8. D Tobias Severtson Inwood Iowa Nervig Albert Marie Severtson Akron Garland

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Christian Church Loa D. J. Edward Trinity Lutheran Church C. E. Waterbury M. E. Ladies’ Aid Fay Port Alva Port John McInnis 4-H Club News Auxiliary Georgia New York City John McCrae Flanders Fields Tobias Severson Canton, S. Oak
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