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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
2
Special Correspondence from Milnerville reports W B Milner traveling from Rapid City to attend his son William’s graduation at Town City, noting an unusually cold spell in western South Dakota and frost on May 22. Local families, school announcements, weddings, and civic events fill the week with visits to Sioux City and McCook, Measles closures, and the Hancock township achievement day.
Rev Milton Schaper preached at Sunnyside Sunday evening and diplomas were awarded to Marion Banks and Marguerite Stevens during later graduation exercises. William A Milner arrived in Sioux City Monday night for a week visiting relatives, with parents to accompany him to Iowa City for next Mondays graduation. George R Wilson of Akron visited Mrs JM Karch and family, while J M Karchs spent the weekend in Whiting with Mrs A L Baker and traveled to Bleneive to visit his parents. Bloemendaal Electric Hatched Chicks advertises sturdy six day guarantee and local services in Hawarden Iowa.
Keon Kiewel underwent an appendicitis operation at Akron hospital on Wednesday. Reuel Brown sold cattle on the Sioux City market Friday. Lorna Braband from near Merrill visited sister Mrs Elsworth Campbell for several days. Mr and Mrs Harry Melnjohn and son of Akron were Sunday visitors at Richard Giffrow's home. Dwight and Wallace Brown visit their grandparents H P and Mrs Dreeszen in Sioux City. John Milbrodt sold cattle on the Sioux City market Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hawkins and sons drove to Sioux City Friday. Mrs H B Morehead fell ill Saturday afternoon and a Merrill physician was called. she is improving. Mr and Mrs Robert Brundeen and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Victor Brundeen at Westfield. Ladies Aid Society and husbands meet at the cemetery Wednesday for cleanup before Memorial Day. Sunday school presents a Children's Day program Sunday at 11 o'clock. everyone welcome.
Miss Gertrude Tracy of Sioux City visited her parents here while a large crowd attended the Ladies Aid meeting at the May sonholder home hosted by Mrs. Maysonholder. EB M. Brown of Sioux City spoke to graduates and a large audience in Community Hall with a program including Mary Connolly and a Girls quartet.
Elk Point high school held graduation exercises with forty diploma recipients led by supt G P Little and president M P Spaulding. Mildred Bertrand won the Class of 1930 scholarship. Alumni events included gifts, songs, and a reception. Officers elected for the next year. Wallace Lilly became president.
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