21 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
1
Sioux City social rounds report dinners teas and visits among the Nason Lilly Littelle Spaulding and Seyler families. Westfield High notes include exams projects 4-H banquet honors and a week of National Education Week activities with poetry essays and plays scheduled for Friday night performances.
Westfield high school basketball opens with heavy losses as Merrill squads overwhelm the first and second teams 43 to 9 and 22 to 9 respectively. Remsen girls hand a 43 to 3 defeat while Remsen boys post a 32 to 8 victory. A new student, Johnny Huls, is noted. The next game is at University High, Vermillion, on December 3.
Union Creek special correspondent reports Sunday church services at 11 o’clock with Sunday school at 10. The Ladies Aid plans its annual fancy work sale Friday evening November 22, featuring a candy booth fish pond and lunch. Visitors include Mrs C Albertson Mrs Harry Snyder Mr C Wirick and others.
Ray Downing and wife of Remsen visited in the Eugene Dalgliesh home. Emil Swanson and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Inwood. The Ladies Aid of the German Lutheran church held a bake sale at the hardware store here Wednesday afternoon. The Charlie Larson family visited near Hudson Sunday. Dr Notson and Rev J J Davies,
Sioux City party called Tuesday in support of the Methodist hospital. Roy Vanderham, wife, and Joe ecerik were visitors. Louie Watkins family moved into the Westover house. Amanda Hendricks was ill Tuesday night with Dr Kerr summoned. Bula McFarlin on sick list. Mrs Fred Granagie improved and up, friends glad.
A. M. Lundberg and Family thank friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and floral tributes following the death and injury of their beloved son and brother Lloyd Lundberg. The message appears in The Register-Tribune. Use Aa column to place items for sale with low cost and good results.
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