Akron Town Weekly Notice
Published every Thursday at Akron Town entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Akron Town entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
A son assists with corn planting as Mr and Mrs Elmer Hultgren spend a Sunday afternoon at Martin Mrieson’s home in Akron.
Regular Ladies Aid gathering at the A. A. Lilly home drew a nice crowd with Mrs. Lilly as hostess. May 31 designated for Mrs George Main to host. Dr Charles Green recovering from a threatened pneumonia. Numerous visits from Sioux City guests and local families noted along with club events and upcoming picnics.
Luther Lesgue will meet at Luther Hall on Tuesday evening May 29 with Mr and Mrs Lester Seeley and Mrs Minnie Anderson serving. Morning services at 10 and Sunday school at 11. Harlan Bradley and Henry Ge Bauer of Hawarden visited H E Bradley. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hultgren welcomed a son born May 17 at Akron hospital named Paul Douglas. Harvey Dewey and family visited Viborg relatives. Hartmans visited Edwin Hartman and family. June Hultgren and Ronald Adamson were visitors. Wm Olson returned to Sioux Falls after a week with Milford Andler.
Misses Mona and Jean Meredith receive a letter from their nephew Lt Thomas M Barber serving in the U S Navy in the South Pacific. He writes of Hawaii and Pacific island scenes, monotony of outpost life, and soldiers making crafts from shells and cartridge casings, plus nightly outdoor movies amid rain.
Era hour of trying to keep busy ends with a personal note from Thoms M Barber. He hopes the picture presented isn't too bad and thanks the recipient for their letters, signing off with farewell.
Plane reports finished this week with Dennis Boe leading a final discussion on fighters followed by a surprise oral quiz. Sandra Burris and Karen Johnson shared packets from companies detailing present-day and future planes. Joyce Sampson and Karen Johnson arranged a vacation display of booklets on U S and foreign centers.
District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints Alta Korthals administratrix of Harold Sunde deceased from San Diego California. Creditors must file claims by court date and debtors notify the estate. Publication dates May 17 24 31 1946.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and after the death of beloved mother and grandmother Mrs August Klemme. Gratitude extends to memorials and floral offerings from Mr and Mrs Harry Klemme Mr and Mrs Alfred Klemme Mrs Annal Kleimme and grandchildren.
Preston Pearls 4-H Club met May 12 with 14 members and nine mothers attending for a Mother’s Day party. Dorothy Milbrodt and Darlene Cassion demonstrated Spread and Roll Cookies while Lennace Philips spoke on Mothers Contribution to 4-H. Dorothy Milbrodt spoke on Citizenship in Post War World, and Betty Borehers read poems about Mothers. Phyllis and Joyce Evks sang Mother. Lorraine Utesch and Cleone Philips organized recreation. A lunch was served. Next meeting May 29 will include a hike. Previous meeting April 21 was with Patsy Gamble.
The Register-Tribune promotes small inexpensive want ads for readers with items to trade or sell. It notes advertisers appreciate patronage and suggests trying a modest classified to see what happens.
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