03 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
1
The Register-Tribune reports subscription rates and local happenings in Akron Iowa. Social events include St Catherine's Guild meeting and weekend visits, plus obituaries, a funeral in Richland South Dakota, and community updates on students, clubs, and classroom activities. Notable incidents include a truck wreck near town and travel news about residents visiting Sioux City and Laverne Minnesota.
Special Correspondent reports Union Creek church will hold services Sunday evening October 6 at 8 o clock conducted by Rev Ernest Swenson. The Junior Mission Band sells fancy work at Luther Hall October 4 with candy fish pond and lunch. Birthday supper October 8 at Luther Hall with assigned servers and 25 cent charge for those over 15. Ladies Aid meets October 10 at Luther Hall. Numerous local visits, health notes, and community updates follow including travel to Fort Dodge Odebolt Ida Grove and Sioux City.
School notes cover Mr Lang’s return from illness at La Verne Iowa substitute Arnold Hammond. Freshman initiation events unfold with a high school party on Friday. Music department gains new instruments and rising talent. ninth and tenth graders sew smocks and pajamas. Junior class play cast announced for Professor Pep with Bernard Bertrand Fay Boyd Marie Faust Mary Jane Hummel Verds.
Special correspondence reports Martin Flannery recovering after a stroke in a Milnerville area hospital. The piece notes many Hanock township youths at a Sioux City club dance Friday and follows Lucille Maloney visiting the city for a club event. It confirms Merlin Dreeszen and Florence Kophneck wed Saturday in South Sioux City with John Dreeszen and Mildred Peterson attending. Merlin, Milnerville native, has worked as an orchestra player and resided at the West Hotel in Sioux City.
LeMars area social notes list numerous Sunday visits and weekend trips. Families including Klemme Kallsen Tapper Witt and Borchers frequent neighbors in LeMars Akron Brunsville Liberty township and nearby towns. Mentions of mumps illness birthdays travel and hospital visitations appear among local residents.
Mr and Mrs Bertsel Brown with Mrs Rowe of LeMars travel to Morrison Illinois to escort Mrs Edith Brown to relatives. The brief note records everyday social items from the Adaville community.
The note列 details a series of social visits from England and among area families in Adaville. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Charley Joligan with children, the Rowe and Kuehn families, the Buehre and Jollin households, and Irene Morris among others. Evensong at the U B church and a missionary society gathering at the Philips home are noted, plus a chicken supper at the Adaville church basement on Friday October 4 with 35 cent prices.
Public notice from Akron draymen effective October 1, 1935 sets coal hauling prices: 76 cents per ton for ton lots, 40 cents for half ton or less. Signed by P. B. Vanderberk, Miles Cunningham, Jalmer Zetterquist.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon October 11 at 2 30 with Mrs Frank Burke. All interested are invited to attend to organize the winter program. Try the Want Ad Column.
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