Festival Pleasing Success At Akron Public School Show
Ideal spring weather drew an estimated 1 600 Akron area spectators to the May Festival by Akron public school grade pupils led by Miss Hazel Carter. The program The Return of Spring featured the May Queen Carrie Aberg, various grade pupils in costumes, a Rain Dance, Sunshine, Rainbow and multiple dances, with music by Miss Imhlel Thompson O B Akers Clyde Pollock H L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Public Schools
Hazel Carter
Jackson
Yeager
Knaup
Albright
Ardahl
Joomer
Turner
Ahy Replogle
Carrie Aberg
Theodora Yeaton
Imbhel Thompson
O. B. Akers
Clyde Pollock
HL. Smith
May Festival Hopes Rise in Public Schools
The report highlights praise for instructors who trained students for the festival and notes many people expressed hope that a May Festival could become an annual event in public schools.
Lutheran Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Meetings
The Lutheran churches in St. Paul and North St. Paul announce no Sunday school next Sunday and list English services. Mrs. John Lokken hosts Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Memorial services are set for next Monday at 10:00 p.m. at the cemetery, with Brule Creek and Immanuel also scheduling events. Pastor A. J. Bergsaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Paul Church
Ladies' Aid Society
John Lokken
North
Brule Creek
A. J. Bergsaker
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL AND SERVICES
The piece notes Bible school and church services at Warm C, BE, with a 7 p.m. society gathering and a Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study. It recalls a past Sunday evening where young men and women delivered talks to applause, praising the community impact of their lectures, as stated by Pastor Jerome EmanueL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Bible School
Society
Akron High Senior Class Presents A College Town
The Akron High School senior class stages the three act comedy A College Town at Akron Opera House on Thursday evening, June 3, with tickets at 50c to $1.50. The play follows college life with a footman hero, a college belle, a rich aunt, a flamboyant old major, and an absent-minded professor aided by a dark skinned gentleman of African descent. Mrs. Warren will resume work with the cast next week. reservations begin May 31 at Coby & Greenleaf's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron High School
Akron Opera House
Warren
Monny
Coby & Creenleaf
Probate Notice for Carrie Kanugo Estate
Probate notice in Plymouth County Iowa announces a will filed May 10 1920 for Carrie Kanugo deceased. Charley Kanage and Peart Kanage named heirs at law must appear for final proof and hearing set June 18 1920. Clerk Roy Root notes publication May 20 27 and June 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carne Kanage
Lowa
Plymouth County
Charley Kanage
Peart Kanage
Carrie Kanage
Aald Canary
District Court
State of
Iowa
Carrie Kanugo
Roy Root
Towa
Memorial gathering for fallen comrades urged by Legion
Ex soldiers ordered to attend a fitting memorial at 9 40 a m Monday May 21 in uniform. Report to Akron Savings Bank corner with Veterans of the Civil War W O R C and Woman's Auxiliary. George Mattison lost Commander A J Hosehler Post 188 Akruu Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Akron Savings Bank
W. OR. C
Woman's Auxiliary
Georrge Mattison
A. J. Hosehler
Birth notices from town area in May 1920
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert QO Schmidt east of town on Tuesday May 25 1920. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Kamradt southeast of town on Tuesday May 26 1920. A daughter was born to Mrs William Sovensen southeast of town on Sunday May 24 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert QO. Schmidt
Paul Kamradt
William Sovensen
Mundiy
Akron notes and ads mix in busy local columns
Local mentions include Keech selling Oldfield dependable tires and repairs, Stella Burnett visiting Sioux City, and various residents traveling to Sioux City, Vermillion, and Omaha for family, health, and business. Community events, political notes, and weariness from weather set the tone as schools close, a bridge washes out, and millinery sales rise at Cobb Greenleaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Burnett
Sioux City
Cobb & Greenleaf
Bunting
S. Chi-Namel
J. W. Welch
Wik Point
Palm Stinton wedding ties city to Sioux City customs
Harold A Palm and Blanche M EB Stinton were married at the bride's parents home in Akron on May 26 1920 with Rev M E Spahr officiating. Ruth Anderson played the wedding march and the couple will live near Riverside Sioux City. A second marriage followed the same day as Lester L Stinton wed Elvera M Anderson at the M and M parsonage in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Palm
Blanche M. EB. Stinton
M. E. Spahr
Ruth Anderson
Vera Anderson
Lester L. Stinton
Edward Stinton
Akron
A. G. A. Palm
American Express Company
Sioux City
Vicinity
Riverside
Palm-Stinton
Elvera M. Anderson
Marl Hoon
Harold Palm
Mr. Stinton
Miss. Anderson
Slinton
G. Mewison
Saturday Night Post Preview and Vivian Martin Showings
The page advertises Loor from the Saturday Evening Post by Arthur Som mers Rocke and a Vivian Martin feature You Never Saw Such a Girl. It also lists a comedy Too Many Wives and notes showings for Monday May 31 and Wednesday June 2 with brief promotional copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loor
The
Saturday Evening Post
Arthur Sommers Rocke
Vivian Martin
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Union County
South Dakota
Soutelhast
J.J. Ralfs, Auctioneer
Maynete
the Lutheran Church
Jerome E. Emanuel
R. G. Cholmely-Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Compensation and Insurance Chaims Division
Bureau
Cobb & Greenlent's
Allevien
Keech
J. B. MelNillips
W. R. Tremaine
E. G. Clark
James Myers
Vermillion
Kager
Oneida
Baptist Church
Folan
John Folan
J. Hammer
Howard
Sioux Falls
Kenneth Flauser
Harry Olson
Stanwood
Wash
I. F Nndson
Tventy
V. A. Lindeblad
Immanuel Church
Marcus
C. G. Bray
Ruth
Marionville
Marionville College
Reed Street
Corex
Frank Montagne
Omuatha
Theo. Montagne
Ted
Colorado Springs
Colo
Portland Township
Clarence D. Roseberry
LeMars
Roseberry
Union Creek
G. F. Coburn
Cherokee County
Coburn
State Senate
Friends of
J. J. Ralls
Distriet
My. Arlis
John Malmstrom
Hawarden
A. Harkness
J.B. McKillips
J. Swanson
Maret
Pomeroy
L. A
Mrs. Bennett
Hudson, M. D
Frank
Roy Britton
Canada
Jas
T. Reed
Woman’s Clubs
Ray Root
LeMars High School
A. J. Wallin
Hawkeye
Dart
Republic
Akron Motor Co
L. F. Hoffman
Adaville
Anna Greene
Oakland
Cal
L. L. Morehead
Alberta
Minn
O. R. Gaston
Empress Theatre
Ora Carew
Harold Lloyd
Priday
Alice Brady
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
Herbert Robinson
Poppy Trail
Henry Walthall
Paramount Aircraft
Snub Pollard
Princess Theatre
A. H. Blank Frank Wood
Siouxity
D. W. Griffith
Victor
Oliver Guy Magee
Constance Bowman
Lucile ‘Hale
Red Star
Detroit
Vapor
Florente Automatic
Cunningstam & Som
Westfield Motor Co
Sam Sorenson
Frank Smith
Praps
Alco
Westfield, Iowa
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