28 May 1936
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
1
The school through this paper expresses gratitude to a donor for generosity. Supt. Littelle announced scholastic awards for Harold Johnson and Helen Ross and extra scholastic honors for Raymond Conway and Catherine Beaubien.
Special correspondence from Milnerville and Westfield reports visits by Mrs Shearer and family from Sioux City, Miss Wahl from Woonsocket, and Shirley Lilly returning from teaching to take a job in Cushing Iowa. Church guild events, school closings, and a Commencement program at Westfield High highlight community life along with road improvements, cattle market news, and a farm accident.
Special Correspondence reports that Mrs Art Gabel hosted a large crowd of Ladies Aid members and visitors at her Preston township home last Thursday. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Miss Anna Heeren Miss Clara Heeren Esther Borchers and Walter Kiemme and Norman Heeren attended Sunday dinner with the group.
Union Creek News records Sunday evening services at eight o'clock and a Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday afternoon June 4 at Mrs. Milton Mrieson's home. A baby boy was born May 19 1936 to Mr. and Mrs. John Hamersma at the Hartwig home. Miss Clara Hamersma assists with the work. Mr. and Mrs. Dimmick and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bohlen and daughter visited in the Albin Carlson home on Sunday afternoon. Miss Teekla Anderson is staying with Miss Hannah Sellhere and others visited the Carlson Swanson families.
Sunday gatherings described across multiple households include Evelyn Fiekbohim at the Swan son home, Lloyd Fiekbohm hosting, Walford Forslund with Milton Ericson, Adolph Eggen Ker vy n and Harlan Bradley with Elmer Hultgren visiting Alfred Sommerwald, and Milton Ericson hosting dinner guests. Alvin shows improvement while Alfred Sommervold with Opal Pearl Arlo Sommervold drove to Alcester to visit a recently moved brother Join Sommervold.
Lenora Klemme returned to the Dr. Mattison home in Akron after visiting her parents. Pleasant Hill school closed Thursday with a picnic at the John Tammen home. Luella Hilers closed her school Wednesday with a picnic on the grounds. Arvel Jurgenson and son and August Osterthun plus Harry Klemme family visited the John Tammen and John Bultman homes Sunday. A large attendance from the area went to the Chatsworth carnival. Bill Popken visited Sioux City Tuesday. Stony Point school closed Wednesday. An afternoon shower honored teacher Elvera Marple with many gifts.
Special correspondent notes a recent school picnic with cats and ice cream, upcoming Pleasant Till A.B. church service at 9 45 a m, and a sequence of Sunday and Saturday visits among local families including Lewison Langon Skinner Hultgren Hanson and others amid a large turnout for a shower and social gatherings.
Miss Flyera Marple visits the Arthur Wilcox home on Saturday afternoon. Mr Eddie Lewison and his wife and son Howard were Alcester callers Sunday afternoon.
A testimonial from Alice Burns of Yobb and Greenleaf Druggists claims thirty years of constipation ended after taking Adlerika. She describes souring stomach and choking food resolved, calling herself a new person.
Publishing notices invite readers to report comings and goings to the Register Tribune office by mail or phone to publish in the upcoming issue.
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