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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
Mrs. Jim Myers of Akron assists in caring for Miss Talthinn Maynard who is in poor health. Miss Audrey Lilly closes a teaching year. the Senior Class Night program in Community Hall features a rugged mountain stage. Westfield defeats Akron 5 to 2 at Riversioux Park. next hosts LeMars Orioles. Local meetings, graduations, and farewell trips mark a busy Westfield week.
Mr and Mrs Grant Brown visited relatives in Salem South Dakota. Clyde Zellers and son Eddy and John Glanville with Lucile DeYoung from Morningside joined Sunday dinner at the Dreessen home. Ericksons of Sioux City hosted weekend guests Valda and Ruth. August Erickson and son August were visited by Henry Husted and son Whyne in Liberty. Wenzel Parker and daughters with Leonard Miller Hone Sampson and Joy Morehead visited Clifford Kellogg near Hinton. Hollingshead and Mrs Christenson and son Philip drove to Des Moines to visit relatives a few days. Opal Gabel to lead Christian Endeavor services Sunday evening on Why Should We Pray. Ladies Aid met at church last Thursday and cleaned the church. Rain on Wednesday refreshed the area. H. G. Morehead and Anna Creene were called to Akron Monday about midnight for their sister Isd Stinton. Mrs Thos Dreeszen and son Virgil and Mrs William Bohlen went to Sioux City Saturday.
Special Correspondence notes social visits and outings around Sioux City and Le Mars. Miss Helen Marbach spent Wednesday night with Miss Velda Lake of Akron. Mr and Mrs Barth Miller and Mrs Clare Morehead shopped in Sioux City. Lillian Frericks of West Le Mars visited Berniece Borchers. The McNamara family attended Pat Dunn’s funeral in Kingsley on Monday. Mrs Barth Miller and daughter Milred and Mrs Clare Morehead with sons visited John Milbrodt’s near Adaville Friday. Misses Hannah and Dorothy Lucken hosted the 4-H club at their home.
Saturday afternoon Miss Pearl Sims of LeMars outlined Rally Day plans. The note lists numerous local visitors and social visits across LeMars Sioux City Sheldon Brunsville and nearby areas, naming residents and families who spent Sundays and weekdays with kin and friends.
Miss Anne Aalfs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nittert Aalfs of 8729 Country Club Boulevard, earned a master in Christian Education and Psychology in New York City. Her brother Jack and Betty Ralfs will join the family in Chicago before they sail May 26 aboard the German liner Stuttgart for three months travel in Europe.
North Spink notes describe local visits and gatherings. Bert and Dewey Swanson families traveled to Yankton to visit Gurney's radio station while multiple households attended Hillswood Last Day Picnic. Various residents shopped in Akron and hosted or visited at several homes over the weekend and weekdays.
The Legion Employment Bureau lists thirty four locals seeking hourly or daily work as relief ends. Counties cut relief, leaving families in need. Proposals include quarrying a cave digging rock garden or pool and cultivating gardens with potential public improvements at unspecified locations.
City Park calls for immediate action to help those without work. People listed as registered with the Bureau for work are available at Little Grocery or Pantry Lunch, or through Wm. Halvorsen, chairman, or L. L. Sgurrill, secretary. Patronize home merchants.
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