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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

2

Memorial Day Poppy Tradition and Purpose

The article explains why Poppy Day is observed with red poppies. It highlights veteran rehabilitation, child welfare funding, and reverence for fallen soldiers. It urges participation in selling and wearing poppies to support living veterans and remember the dead.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary

Red Cross Home Nursing Course Seeks Interested Groups

Groups of girls or women are urged to contact Katherine Stenger Red Cross Nurse LeMars Iowa before June 2 to join the Red Cross Course in Home Nursing and Hygiene Wiss Stenger will meet with interested groups to discuss the course

Red Cross Katherine Stenger LeMars Iowa Elk Wiss Stenger

Want Ad Column Hides Listings Readers Seek

In the Want Ad column readers can find small, practical listings for jobs, housing, goods, and services. The page consolidates brief notices, with many entries noting contact names and locations for rapid responses.

Akron Iowa Subscription Rates Listing

The notice shows subscription rates for four years six months totaling $1. Three months cost six cents. The publication is issued every Thursday in Akron Iowa and filed with the post office as second class matter. The entry date appears as Sept 36 1201, indicating archival OCR uncertainty.

Akron Iowa Eard

Milnerville News and Local Happenings Update

Milnerville correspondent reports on a new piano for Miss Allee James who graduates eighth grade this spring at age twelve. The note covers local arrivals and visits, agricultural conditions, weather, marriages, road repairs, and Farm Bureau meetings in Hancock township with plans for Achievement Day.

Milnerville Mias Allee R. F. Milner Akron Geneva Taylor Merrill Grace Briggs Fred Briggs Lucile Butterworth Hunter Bridge I Dakota Sioux City Cassen Farm Juanita Bruneau George Knittel Bloux City Hancock Township W. ¥. Cowell Farm Bureau LeMarts Westfield Consolidated School BE. F. Rippey Lily Olin Lilly Avith Plymouth County Broken Kettle Chas. Hummel Hall Insurance Emery Ross George Polvick Liberty Township Schindel Winters Rods Plymouth Country Bernice Walsh Roas

Pioneer Teachers Move and Anniversary Reflections

The article notes Miss Walsh will succeed Miss Opal Moser at Haycock township river school as Mrs K Knapp departs, with No. 2 district awaiting announcement. Mr and Mrs Daniel Luchsinger celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary with a trip to Sioux Falls and fond memories of early Plymouth county pioneer life.

Miss Walsh Opal Moser K Knapp River Haycock Township Gertha Knapp Center Morehetd Harding Onawa Westfield Daniel Luchsinger Hancock Township Sioux Falls Luchsinger Plymouth County

Ruble Rippes nectal Correspondence school events and visits

Miss Leora Laughton closed a successful term of school Tuesday at Ruble with a potpie dinner and ice cream served to children and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jurgenson and children spent Sunday with the Jurgenson home. Mrs. Chris Klemme of LeMars visits Henry at Ruble. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and baby seen at Ruble store en route to Hawarton. Birthday party for Howard Fredericks drew a large crowd. Hans Kluver and children from Chatsworth visited Emery Klemme. Jesse Kallsen's parents from Le Mars visited Sunday. Rev. Meske and Frances Langholz visited Mrs. Marbach. Mildred Miller hosted the 4-H Girls club with a luncheon. Valda Lake from Akron visited Helen Marbach. Arlene Pleuger of Westfield spent week with Henry Borchers' family.

Leora Laughton Ruble Pionte Wim. ‘Jurgenson Chas Jurgenson Chris, Klemme LeMars Person Hmery Richard Kemp Baby Sioux City Hawarton Fredlemme Ben Tapper Akron Tapper Howard Fredricks Hans Kluver Chatsworth Emery Klemme Peter Kallsen le Mars Johnson Township Valda Lake Helen Marbach Arlene Pleuger Westfield Township Henry Borchers

Union Creek Church Events and Local Visiting News

Union Creek church schedules services for Pentecost Sunday May 27 at 8 pm and Cemetery Association meeting May 85 with Ladies Aid serving supper at Luther hall. Funds urged for Lutheran Mission in Russia, eggs may be sold to support offering. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including guests at Elmer Hultgren home and social visits among Pierson, Sellberg, and local families. Junior Mission Band meets June 1 at Luther hall.

Union Creek Lester Seeley Gordy Green Russia Cemetery Association Ladies’ Aid Luther Hall Edwards Ginner Elmer Hultgren Lawrence Ericson Sioux City Eddie Anderson Lois Aurora Afzélius Erie Widmark John A. Johnson Cora Marie Hultgren Axel Johnson Gou Roy Alfred Aronson Clara McKenna Hawarden Hannah Sellberg Mildred Pierson Worthing Mable Viola Carl Pierson

Garland Chatter Box: Local Social Notes From Aug. A. Anderson Era

Special Correspondence records neighborhood visits in Garland. Mrs May Anderson and Mrs R Marple with son Myerett visit Mrs John Schneiderneinge. Violet Anderson visits cousin Andonetta Swanson. Kyle and Leslie Oska visit brother Faye Oaks before joining U. S. Navy. Oliver Solaas returns to Navy after visit. Elvers and Marple visit Antionetta Swanson. Dorothy Johnson stays with Elvera Marple while finals. Albin Carlson and Mrs. Carlson visit Fred Heisler. Luillian McConville visits Mrs Geerl Harrington. McConvilles attend Margy Green birthday, her fifth anniversary.

Garland Aug A. Anderson A] R. Marple Myerett John Sschneiderneinge Sini Violet Anderson Andonetta Swanson Kyle Leslie Oska Faye Oaks Oliver Solaas U. S. Navy Elvers Marple Antionetta Swanson Dorothy Johnson Elvera Marple Albin Carlson Fred Heisler Luillian McConville Geerl Harrington McConville

Boy Scout Directors Meet in Akron May 1988

Meeting called to order by Frank Burke with Dr. Wooton Stryzewski Burnight present. Committees named, Field Meet set for LeMars May 26 at 2 p.m. Transportation urged for scouts. Demonstrations include signaling, semaphore, first aid, fire safety, races, and life saving. Thanks given to volunteers who aided Sioux City trip. Scouts invited to Memorial Day parade in Akron. Sioux City will provide instructor for Okoboji outing in August. Emphasis on citizen and youth development through scouting.

BOY Scout Frank Burke G. H. Wooton A. Stryzewski T. L. Burnight Tas. G. Hays Jos. G. Hays HI. Stryzewski LeMars Ball Park Sioux City Zimba H. Dirks Mr. Swenson H. Shoulberg F. Montagne Robt. Kerr EH. M. Greenleag Akron Woolworth Okoboji Ran B.S. of A

Memorial and Vacation Bible School Plans At Local Church

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH announces a Memorial service at 11 o’clock at the Christian church with Rev. Wilson Gow delivering the sermon. B Y P U meets at 7 with topic Useful Recreation. Evening service at 8 on Actuality’s Value and Possibility’s Danger. Junior World Wide Guild hosts at Mrs Kanago’s home Monday 4 PM May 28. Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 3 at 9 AM in joint Christian Methodist Baptist church schools.

Bible School The Christian Church Wilson Gow World Wide Guild Chas Kanago Baptist Church

Decoration Day Dinner At Baptist Church

The women's association of the Baptist church hosts a Decoration Day dinner in the church dining room on May 20 starting at 11 30 a m until all are served. Adults and children 25 cents. Menu includes roast pork mashed potatoes brown gravy baked beans pickles jelly rolls butter lemon coffee.

Woman's Association of the Baptist Church

Memorials in Granite and Christian Citizenship Notes

The Haworth League will discuss Memorials in Granite of Lives led by Idelline Wooton. The Intermediate League tackles Christian Citizenship with Helen Wendt and Dorothy Wise. Sunday evening features three sets of slides on Berbers of North Africa and the illustrated hymn The Ninety and Nine. Daily Vacation Bible School starts June 6. Sunday school as usual, morning worship joins Memorial Service at the Christian church. Wilson Gow, Pastor.

Methodist Church Idelline Wooton Helen Wendt Dorothy Wise North Africa The Christian Church Wilson Gow

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