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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

5

Retiring Pastor Meske Honored by Akron Congregations

Rev. Fred A. Meske longtime Akron pastor retires after 45 years of service moving to Marshfield Wisconsin. Farewell services and social events were held at Trinity Lutheran Akron and Chatsworth St Matthew's Chatsworth with gifts and tributes from church members Ladies Aid and parish groups. Various local clergymen offered remarks and led commemorations reflecting his long community ministry.

Fred A. Meske Akron Trinity Lutheran Church St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Chatsworth Meske Marshfield Wisconsin Aid Trinity Lutheran Violet Jacobs The Mission Society Meake Maryin Dirks Luther League BE. ‘A. Gnatzloff Shéldon Western Conference

Memorial Day Observance Planned in Akron

Memorial Day ceremonies set for Akron on Friday May 30 under American Legion Pobt Auxiliary Unit and Woman's Belief Corps. Ex veterans in uniform gather at Legion Hall at 9 am, parade to Mazonic Temple at 9 30 join civic groups led by Akron School Band, march to Big Sioux river bridge, then return for cemetery services with prayers by Rev Fy Chas Ernst and speaker Attorney Axel Beck Elk Point.

Akron Legal American Legion Pobt Woman’s Belief Corps Requestia Legion Hall Mazonic ‘Temple Big Sioux River Bridge Akrona Chas Ernst Riverside Cemetery Axel Beck Elk Point Flinders Pields Legion

First Church Bible School and Service at 10 and 11 A M

The First Church of Christ offers Bible school at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Pearl Scott and communion at 11 a.m. The pastor W J Zane extends a welcoming message to worshipers and seekers, inviting prayer, praise, fellowship, guidance, rest, companionship, comfort, and service in Christ.

FIRST Church OF Christ Bible School Pearl Scott Bebe Communion Father Jesus Christ W. J. Zane

Akron Street Improvement Plan Meeting Set for June 2

The Town Council of Akron designates Monday June 2 1941 at 8:00 PM in the council room for property owners subject to assessment to object to district boundaries cost assessments financing and the proposed street improvement. Also June 2 1941 is set for passage and adoption of the resolution of necessity.

Town Council of Akron

Local News Notes and Community Activities

Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs W Harry Christy and others from nearby towns. Ray Port returned from Ponca Nebraska where he coached high school football. Miss Ellen Mann visited relatives in the area. The Women's Society of Christian Service announces a 25 cent guest luncheon at the Methodist church on Wednesday June 4 at 10 am. Several locals travel for schooling and work, including Mae Johnson returning to Freeman to teach and Harold Gillespie taking a job in Sioux City. A gravel contract is awarded for Primary No 140 Kingsley to Remsen and No 12 Akron to Woodbury line. Local students visit Iowa City and Denver during breaks. Hawarden defeats House of David 12 to 8 in a Sunday baseball game, with notable plays and Beaubien homer. Hawarden to play Rock Valley on Memorial Day.

W. Harry Christy Piena-—- Gibey Ray Port Ponca Nebr Ellen Mann Sioux City Nettie Mann Women’s Society of Christian Service James Myers Kenneth Swenson Hollywood Calif Mae Johnson Freeman M. D Olaf. Johnson Town Highway Commission John Schumacher Kingsley Remsen Akron Woodbury D. L. Waterbury Iowa City Harold Gillespie Lynn Arkin Albert Lee Lemen University of Iowa LeRoy Burker Iowa U Victor Wehde Hawarden David Pitcher Northwest Park Phil. Beaubien Ed. Hennessey Fast Rock Valley

Akron Church Scene Hosts Pretty May Wedding

Trinity Lutheran church in Akron saw Bruno Hartmann wed LaVonne Faulkner on May 18 1941 at 4 p m Rev Fred A Meske officiated. Attendants included Margaret Hartmann and Gary Hartmann. Bride wore powder blue redingote beige accessories and ten rose corsage. Reception followed in blue beige parlors with a three course dinner and cake from Bernard Markus. The couple will reside in the Klauer Apartments after a trip to eastern Iowa Illinois.

Trinity Lutheran Church Akron Bruno Ben J. Hartmann LaVonne &. Faulkner Fred A. Meske Lohengrin Marie Degen Helen Cora Ross Margaret Hartmann Gary E Hartmann Bernard Markus G. W. Faulkner Iowa Illinois Klauer Apartments

Immanuel Lutheran Church confirms class of 1941

Ernest G Svenson pastor delivers Pentecost service as class of 1941 is confirmed at 11 oclock. June 8 Trinity Sunday welcomes the confirmands James Svenson Milton Anderson Richard Lewison Joanne Nygard Lula Mae King Joyce Halvorsen with Holy Communion. Junior Mission Band meets Saturday 2 pm. Sunday school 10 am. Rural Life Sunday 8 pm with 4H groups from South Dakota Iowa attending. W M S meet Wednesday 2 pm at Mrs Knudsons home. All members and friends invited.

James Svenson Milton Anderson Richard Lewison Joanne Nygard Lula Mae King Joyce Halvorsen Lundgren Cliff Johnson K. Knudson Rural Life South Dakota Towa Luther Leaguers W. M

County 4-H Girls Rally Day Set for June 4

Plans for the annual eight Plymouth county girls 4 H clubs rally day are nearly complete. The event Saturday June 4 runs from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at the Junior High auditorium LeMars. Features include a song festival symposium by club presidents election of county officers and a picture memory contest. A Good Citizens Good Neighbor presentation ties 4 H activities to the National Good Neighbor policy and National Defense program. Ceremonials include leader recognition installation of officers and initiation of an honorary member.

Plymouth County LeMars

Norka Theatre Week Presents Classic Films and Take a Chance Night

The Norka Theatre schedules a week of entertainment featuring Male of Boy's Town Thursday through Saturday May 29 to 31 with Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney in a four day encore. Penny Serenade with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne plays Sunday and Monday June 1 and 2. Take a Chance night returns Tuesday June 3 at ten cents admission. Jesse James with Tyrone Power and Henry Fonda returns Wednesday and Thursday June 4 and 5 for renewed screenings.

Norka ‘Theatre Edgar Buchanan Ann’ Doran Beulal Bondi The Norka Jesse James Tyrone Power Henry Fonda

Akron plans junior baseball team and latest Legion link

Akron High school finished its 1941 season with an inter squad game won 10 to 7 by the Whites over the Rodeos. Plans call for forming a American Legion Junior team next week with C Fowler supervising, practice June 3 at 5 PM at Akron ball park, as the Commercial Club backs the effort. SUPT C C Fowler urges interested boys to attend, while a Memorial Day prep band schedule and church program at Plymouth Presbyterian add local events.

Akron Akron High Nine American Legion Legion Akron’ Commercial Club C. Fowler Akron Public Schools C. C. Fowler Ball Park

Memorial Day Ode From Westfield

Memorial Day 1941 laments the dead with flowers and tears. The poem recalls lost loved ones, cherishes memories, and hopes for heavenly peace. It urges remembrance and prayer for departed souls as graves are tended and the spirit longs for a brighter tomorrow.

Methodist Church Notes Open to Public at Morningside Commencement

The church invites juniors and intermediates to meetings next Saturday with planned courses and a big party. Fellowship class hosts a party Tuesday night at the parsonage. Women’s Society serves a 25 cent guest luncheon. Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. with no evening service next Sunday to allow churchgoers to attend other churches.

Women’s Society of Christian Service

Onion Creek Church Notes

Morning services canceled for Sunday June 1. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Ladies Aid meets June 5 at Luther Hall with Mrs Wm Ericson and Mrs Milton Ericson as hostesses. Luther League district convention June 6 to 8 at Beaver Valley Lutheran Church near Sioux Falls. Rev David W Vikner of North Branch MN, returned missionary from China, speaks.

Usnail Ladies’ Aid Luther ‘Hall Ericson Milton Luther League Sioux Falls Beaver Valley Lutheran Church David W. Vikner North Branch Minn China

Birth notices list four new births around town in late May 1941

A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lenald Danielson northwest of town on May 26 1941. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ronald E Burke Akron on May 27 1941. A son born to Mr and Mrs Wired Rosenbaum near Jefferson SC on May 28 1941. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Art Rosenbaum south of town on May 27 1941. Memorial Day delayed rural mail delivery causes some items to carry over to next week.

Lenald Danielson Ronald E. Burke Akron Wired Rosenbaum Jefferson S. C Art Rosenbaum Register-Tribune

Union Vacation Bible School Begins June 2

Akron Methodist, Christian, and Baptist churches unite for a non denominational Vacation Bible School at the Christian church from June 2 to 13, daily 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. Grades start at age four with plans for high school helpers. Transport arranged for rural families. information from pastors and superintendents.

Methodist Christian, and Baptist Churches of Akron Christian Church Clausus American Sunday School Union

Legion Auxiliary Postpones Meeting to June 10

The Auxili ary postpones its regular meeting to the evening of June 10 due to the Ninth district meeting at Rock Valley on June 3 with several members planning to attend. Hosehler Post Legion Auxiliary thanks the public for strong cooperation making Poppy Day a success, with one thousand poppies distributed.

Rock Valley Hosehler Post Legion Auxiliary

Local notices and weather mix in 1941 Sioux City report

Mrs John Quinlan and others visit relatives in Sioux City and Hawarden as Hamilton Local Farmers Union prepares a Monday meeting. Harper Kerr returns from Omaha medical studies to visit parents. Dr Mason receives duty call to Camp Livingston Louisiana and leaves with wife. Weather turns hot with 91 degree day followed by rain. crops benefit. Car crash injures Henning Shoulberg. partner Rasmussen unharmed.

F. J. Ahsemmagher Elkton Arthur Huebner Clarence Olson Hawarden Floyd Hanson Hamilton Farmers’ Union Lester Seely Violet Jacobs Harper Kerr University of Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha J. H. Kerr A. G. Langholz Norman Carolyn Preston Iowa Camp Livingston

Akron special election approves 12600 bond for school auditorium

Akron Independent School District voters approve a 12,600 bond issue to build a municipal auditorium beside the current school. Of 290 ballots, 211 favored and 85 opposed, a 71 percent majority. The fund combines with a 22,100 government grant, with rapid work planned despite material delays. The new auditorium is expected to be worth the wait.

Independent Akron

Baptist Church Sunday Services Features Pageant

Sunday Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m include a pageant titled Light Ahead performed by Sunday school departments during the 11 o clock hour. A missionary offering is planned and Union Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a m at the Christian church with requests for help and pastors informed.

Baptist Church Union Vacation Bible School John 8. Meyer

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Meeting

Trinity Lutheran Church holds Sunday school at 1 30 p m and service at 2 30 p m led by Rev L L Belk Jot LeMars Iowa District American Lutheran church official. After the service a special meeting will unite Akron and Chatsworth congregations.

Trinity Lutheran Church L. L. Belk Jot LeMars Iowa American Lutheran Church Akrons Chatsworth

Henry B Munn Called By Death

Henry B Munn died in Sioux City Iowa May 21 1941 aged 68 after three years of internal cancer. Born May 18 1873 in Southwest City Missouri he married Nora Farvin in 1887. Survived by six children and his wife who died in 1940 funeral held Friday at 2 am at the Methodist church Riverside cemetery interment followed.

Henry B. Mann Wim. Mann Southwest City Sioux City Iowa Mr. Munn Nora Farvin Akron Wheeler Charles Mix County George Washington State Henry O’dell St. Joseph Philip Cheyenne Wyo William Earl Marly Ions Gerald Fort Meade Munn W. EH Riverside Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. F. Meske Marshfield, Wis Ber Fred A. Meske, Sr Akron Church LaVotne Faulkner B. J. Hartmann Immanuel Eng Luth Ernest G. Svenson Friendship Club of Plymouth Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Onion Creek Legion and Auxiliary Notes John Quinlan Henning Shhoulberg Robert Anderson Spink Road Priday Shoulberg Lig Henry B. Munn
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