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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

5

Large high school class to receive diplomas Friday evening

Senior class list shows names including Louis D J Anfinson and Greta H Hoschl, with many others such as Dorothy R Robinson, Elizabeth Shouldbeng, Mildred Lemen, and Helen P Wendt. Event details imply a Friday evening diploma ceremony at the high school.

H.S Robert Pollock Raymond Port Richard A. Port Lesthr H. Rausch Dorothy R, Robinson Janet LI. Ross Eruna F. Ross Oo Marcella Ross Lois Marte Ross Elizabeth Shoulbeng Kathleen M. Sir. Florench H. Sprenger Agnes M. Strobehn Amy Naomi Tond Ralph B. Warren Clara M. Weidenfeller Morten Wendt Helen P. Wendt Dorothy Mae Wise

Akron High School Commencement 1933 Exercises

The Akron High School 1933 commencement was held in the opera house Friday evening May 26 with a class of thirty eight receiving diplomas. The program featured processional songs, a commencement address by Dr. J C Tjaden, and a baccalaureate service at the Baptist church attracting a full audience.

Akron High School Opera House At & O Hlasne Smikah R. D. Brown Grosvenor Gles Club Seneee Saeegen J. C. Tjaden University of South Dakota Drummond Beach Girls’ Glee Club Prosentation of Awatas Sereevere Forest Greenwood Combaiations

Plymouth County Consolidates Emergency Relief Efforts

At a Monday meeting the board of supervisors ordered consolidating Emergency Relief activities in Plymouth County. The welfare office will direct relief from the courthouse first floor, in larger space, with staff expansion. Bids will be sought to improve two miles of road linking No. 6 to the county line toward Sioux County.

Board of Supervisors Plymouth County Court House Federal Department LeMara Walfare No. 6 Akeron Bloux Countyine

Murder mystery ends with hogs in river probe

A dramatic murder mystery unraveled when police found the “body” from the Big Sioux river belonged to a hog. Detectives Farley and Dempsey tested hair and blood at a chemist lab, confirming hog origin. Five dead hogs and a calf were later found downstream from the Hunter bridge. Church notices follow.

Hunter Severn West Field Bronx City Journal Clarence Warren Tom Farley Tom Dempsey Sioux City

LeMars bank reopens under prior operating terms

LeMars Savings Bank resumes normal operations after weeks under Senate File 111, with deposits and waived deposits returning to standard handling. State and national banks in Iowa gradually lift restrictions post bank holiday, aided by Fletcher bill prospects. legal clarification on Sunday beer ticket deliveries is provided by, Des Moines officials.

LeMars Savingea Bint Senate Roosevelt Sentinel Banking Department Iowa Des Moines Towa

Death comes to Mrs A Lindberg in Akron Iowa

Mrs A W Lindberg aged 48 years 6 months 14 days died last Thursday May 18 1933 at Akron Iowa after an eight year illness. She married A W Lindberg in 1902 and lived in Alcester Brutsman and Akron. Survived by husband five sons William Melvin Lloyd Howard Warl one Navy member. two brothers sisters and half brothers. Funeral held at First Baptist Akron with Rev R E Brown and Girls of the World Wide Guild aiding. interment Riverside Cemetery. Memorial events announced for Sunday service and a WCTU address by Ida S Smith Des Moines.

A.W. Landberg Minnie EB. Rosemore Big Springs Township Union County Herman Rogemore A. W. Lindberg Alcester S. D Brutsman County N.D Akron Iowa William Melvin Lloyd Howard Warl Harl United States Navy Valley City N. D Lucy Peterson Pingree George Reilkler Ireton Fred Adolph Hosemars Riverside Cemetery Lundberg Wm. Rosemore Quidwin Alice Hiemann Gust, Rosemore Lake Preston Oacar W, Lundberg Lake City Charles Lundberg Groton Axel Lundberg Ernest Lundberg da. Lundberg Af Hawarden

Memorial Poppy Day planned by American Legion Auxiliary

On Saturday May 7 the nation will wear light red poppies to honor World War I dead. In Alto n the Albert I Hoschler unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will distribute memorial poppies citywide during Poppy Day preparations completed by volunteers. Poppies, made by disabled veterans in Anthun Iowa, fund relief for disabled veterans and their families. workers volunteer without pay and contributions support rehabilitation and aid programs.

America Hera Alton Albert I. Hoschler American Legion Auxiliary Anthun Iowa Anisiary

Sunday Services and Community Events District Notes

Sunday school at 10 a m will be dismissed briefly for the union Memorial Sunday service at the Baptist church led by Pastor American Heritage. At 7 16 p m theDpworth League meets. An evening union service at 8 o clock in the Christian church discusses the Twenty first Amendment vote due June 20. Mrs Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines will speak. A Mothers and Daughters banquet is set for Thursday evening June 16. County Attorney Murray and Atty C D Roseberry of LeMars represented the state and defense in a preliminary hearing in Justice Jd H Follock's court. spectators were barred and no decision was made yet.

P. F. Robinson Methodist Church Christian Church Ida 8. Smith Des Moines Womans' Christian Temperance Union RH. Brown Union Memorial American Heritage Dpworth League Christhim Ida B. Wise-Smith Smith State House Robinson Murray C. D.,roseberry LeMars Jd. H. Follock Union Greek Ghurch Albert Anderson Gooial League Union Creek Cemetery Association D. J. Edward

Memorial Day Observance Plans and Services

Plans from churches and patriotic groups for Memorial Day observances in the town include a Union Memorial Sunday service at 11 a.m. May 28 at the Baptist church led by Rev I I Robinson with a sermon on Our American Heritage. A parade May 30 forms at the Masonic Temple at 2 p.m. and moves to the Big Sioux river bridge to honor departed sailors, then to Riverside and Catholic cemeteries for grave decorations and ceremonies led by American Legion and auxiliary members, with all organizations invited and businesses closed that day.

Union I. I Robinson Methadlat American Legion Ex-Verylea Women's Relief Corps and Legion Auxiliary Masonic Temple Big Sioux River Akron American Cogton American Legion Auxiliary Legion Heffra Yatcrank America W. H. McDonald Mixell Women's Roller Corps KR. E. Brown Legion Heirs Cradio Roll Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Trans—Bugler Oto Larson

Plymouth County Names New Deputy Sheriff Iai Tentron

Plymouth county appoints Leo Tentron of LeMars as deputy sheriff by Sheriff Ripy, replacing T. C. Parker who served under the late Sheriff Wieh Maxwwoll. Tentron, son of the late Ni a Heniges, was born in DeMare and spent years in Chicago as a police officer before joining the county office.

Plymouth County Iai Leo Tentron LeMars RE. Rippey T. C. Parker Wieh ‘Maxwwoll Sheritt Rippey Piurker Aheritt Astrons Is & Son Nia Heniges DeMare Panthar Chicago Acme

Immanuel English Lutheran Church Service Plans

The Immanuel English Lutheran Church announces May 28 as the sixth Sunday after Easter with Sunday School and Bible class at 10 and morning worship at 11. A sermon titled A Christian's Courage will be delivered. no evening service due to a union temperance service at the Christian church. The Aid Society meets Thursday in the church parlors with listed members hosting. Confirmation class gathers Saturday at 8:30. Pleasant Hill A B Church lists May 8 Sunday School at 3 and a Children’s Day program June 18. morning preaching replaced by a Saturday child function at 2. PLEASANT HILL A B CHURCH. JASTUR.

Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid St Matth Luth Chatsworth John Wilken Immanuel English Church Co Wi Sétauelson Euster Union Temperance Aid Society Pleasant Hill A. B A. Jacobson Jistur

Vigilantes Meet at Court House in LeMars

Plymouth County Vigilantes met at the LeMars court house on Friday evening May 19 presided by Sheriff Ralph Bripney and Chief Mark De Force. They adopted a resolution backing the sheriff, pledging to assist on official call with force if needed to enforce law, protect citizens, and arrest offenders amid concerns over recent lawlessness and the Judge Bradley attack.

Plymouth County Vigiantes LeMars Seiday Ralph Bripney Vigilantea Mark Whatapayer Plymouth County Bradley Plymouth County Vigilantes Guith Mark DE Force Vigilantes

First Church Highlights and Union Services

Big union Memorial Sunday service at 11 a.m. at the Baptist church follows Bible school at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and another union service at 8 p.m. lecture by Mrs Idy B Wise Smith state chairman WCGIU on proposed Twenty first amendment and voting explained minister McDonald notes. Akron baseball team loses 4 to 3 at Mt Riversioux Park to Westfield. Kapfer Maly and Fucker Peek batteries listed.

First Church OF Christ Bible School and Communion A. mi Big Union Memorial Baptist Church, Christian Endeavor Idy B. Wise-Smith W. Cg,i. U U. S Akron Weatfield Mt Riversioux Park Kapfer Maly Westfield Peek

Change of venue sought in pending farmers' hearing

Judge Bart Patra of Clarinda left LeMars to attend court in another district. He will return to LeMars to open court when co defendants Dick Posten Martin Rosburg and Jock Sokoloval face hearing on conspiracy and negligence against Judge C C Bradley. County Attorney Ib Murray filed a motion for venue change after petitions circulated. Attorney Nelson Miller resisted moving the case outside Plymouth County. Thirty citizens supported the resistance. Four hearings at October term included rent judgments against Harry Elger and suits by Farmers Elevator of Marcus and others. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance sued on notes totaling 22 680 938.

Bart Patra Clarinda Towa LeMars Highom District Agelnat Dick Posten Martin Rosburg Jock Sokoloval C C.bradley Ib. P Murray Nelson Miller LeMara Plymouth County Afridayita Peters LeMare Bradley Wee Hol Casper Hinton Elter Rosburg Morrie Helen Hen H. C. Jurgensen Annie Mario Jurgenson John. Hancock Mutual Life I Insurance Company le Plaintife Vn A Autogeuinet William FF. Strabehn Frances Strabehn Ha. Koppert Portland Township

Lutheran Churches Set Sunday Services and Memorial Day Plans

The No. 1 Paul Lutheran church hosts a 2:40 a. m. service with Brule Creek Luther League to hold a devotional meeting at 8:15 p. m. Old Testament slide show and musical numbers accompany the program. Sunday school events include a Memorial Day program on cemetery grounds at St. Paul and Brule Creek. Brule Creek Ladies’ Aid meets June 1 at the parsonage in Elle Point. Pastor Walter L Amath offers cordial welcomes and notes a district meeting at Yankton on June 12 at 8 p.m.

No. SL. Paul Lutheran Church Brule Creek Luther League Anlstorg Lutheran Church St. Pau Achody St. Paul Spink School Elle Point Aamoth Yankton Walter L Aamoth

Forest Workers to Move to Iowa Camp Posts

An Iowa announcement says the Bratlowe unit of the Civilian Conservation Corps is to move into three state work camps in Atbla Keo nauqua and Lake Wapelto in Davia county with about 460 men beginning midweek. Gov Herrings plans for 1 600 more recruits to reach a 6 000 CCC force in Iowa.

Deg Moines Bratlowe Civilian, Conservation Corps Herrings Fort Pes Moines National Guard Atbla Keonauqua Lake Wapelto Davia Herving Robert Fechner Chist Washington Iowa

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J. GO. Tjaden Univer South Dakota Baptist Church Audianca H. Bhoulbarg Clagata Fred A. Mhske Lemars Savings Bank LeRoy Rader Asaistant C. J. McNutt Des Molinos City A. Lundberg First Baptist Church Edward Thomarson Wilam Zieg le~ Mars Holstein Thomarson Zieg Lutheran Churches
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