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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

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Milnerville Mention Special Correspondence Update

Milnerville notes list Claudis Pike as a top sheep raiser with 3000 sheep on his farm amid three days of rain. Community updates cover church assignments, local visits, emergency hospital care, and PTA plans including publicity chair C P Knapp. Audrey Milner recovers from an ear abscess. Roy Cassen governs estate affairs in Plymouth county. Misses Dorothy and Lucille Maloney visited town.

Claudis Pike Claudis Roy Cassen Sioux City Dorothy Maloney Jackson Nebr Guy Minor Walden Fry Owen Taylor Myron Glenwood Rock Rapids W. C. Stauffer Milford Rev. Timbleson le Mars G. W. Eggleston Pierson Wilson Gow Akron Sargeant Bluff M. Schaper Fostoria-Langdon Rev. Gow Bethel Church Milnerville Paul Wilson Milner Albany N. Y Audrey Milner J. W. Milner Roy Plymouth County C. P. Knapp Hancock P. T. A Sturtevant Dorothy Lucille Maloney

Garland News Items Recap Local Visits and Celebrations

Special correspondence from Garland reports Sunday dinners with the Dick Hamilton home hosting Wallace Beeler and family Peter Lavrsort and sons Roy Skinner Edwin Thormodsgaard and Carrol Hamilton’s group Also Miss Verla Buseh stayed with Miss Menga Wilken overnights A birthday party for William Skinner drew about twenty five guests with late hour snacks Mrs Eddie Lewison attended Harvey Noggle and Ned Carroll homes Sunday Harry Ball aided Richard Ball with corn shredding Mrs Eddie Lewison sorely lists illness but shows some improvement Nels Stave reported quite sick at Akron hospital

Wallace Beeler Peter Lavrsort Roy Skinner Edwin Thormodsgaard Carrol Hamilton Dick Hamilton Verla Buseh Menga Wilken Grandma Fickbohm Albert Lewison William Skinner Inneh William Eddie Lewison Harvey Noggle Ned Carroll Harry Ball Richard Ball Nels Stave Akron

Card of Thanks from The Oakes Family

The Oakes Family thanks friends who assisted and sympathized during the bereavement after the loss of their beloved father.

Oakes

Akron Public School News Flashes the Staff

School update notes activity reporting by reporters Roberta Pollock Ruth Samuelson and grade coverage from Lucille Keane Leonard Dirks Albert Lee Lemen highlighting staff and classroom happenings in Akron schools.

Akron Public School News Roberta Pollock Ruth Samuelson Lucille Keane Leonard Dirks Albert Lee Lemen

High School Activities and Courses Overview

A long digest of class subjects and student activities. World History covers Greece and Rome foundations for modern European government. Sociology explores social change and group traditions. American History focuses on the Revolutionary War and the Declaration. English and literature classes examine Elizabethan to local color writing. Vocational subjects include Typing Bookkeeping and Home Economics. Football, pep club, glee club, spelling contests, Constitution Week, and school events are noted with student names and upcoming games.

Greece Rome Europe Iowa

I Am Irresistible Power as Torch of Progress

A vocal declaration extols education and intellect as humanitys driving force. It credits Philosophy Art and Science as tools shaping culture and destiny and calls the school a workshop that stirs ambition and opens doors to opportunity.

Grade School Notes Kindergarten to Fifth Grade Highlights

Kindergarten notes describe seven plants in class and a lamp project, plus two new picture stories. First grade recalls poems and begins Elson Basie Primer reading. Second grade welcomes Lois Adams back. nature study on plant growth. group dramatizations. Third grade reports plant contributions, poetry readings, and Monarch butterfly study. lizard observed. Fourth grade enjoys bouquets, starts Little American Citizens unit, and notes spelling progress. Fifth grade covers a letter from Oshkosh, reading Junior High papers, and a 100 to 91 arithmetic win. Lula Mae King brought a lizard for study.

Dorothy Aldis Someone Walter de la More Vachel Lindsay Happy Billy Lois Adams Billy Blake Lula Mae King Esther Stryzewski State Teachers’ College Oshkosh Wisconsin Sidney Jenson Lorraine Blackley

Westfield write ups reveal community life and events

Special correspondence from Westfield details winter moves by the Morse and Feau families, visits in Sioux City and Chicago, a St Catharine guild meeting, Freshman weeks celebration, funerals, a junior class play selection for The Arizona Cowboy, club meetings in the Gant and Cassel households, a cornhog program discussion, and Westfield High School class officer elections.

Herb. Morse Josephine Feauto Catherine Martin Mary Ryan Jefferson Cecil Harrington Elizabeth Parker Adaville Riverside Cemetery Ak ‘Ron Thornton Sioux City A. J. Thornton Chicago Arizona Cowboy Alice Vant Hof Migs Dorothy Martin Jno Bertrand Robert Trefren China Jensen Wm. Gant Gant Steve Gant L. V. Gant Walter Cassel Nels Beaubien Ed. Beaubien Ladies’ Aid Clhursday Dave Cassel G. P.‘Littelle M. O. Nelson Cassel Joe Scanlon Minnesota D. F. Connolly Geo. B. Main Sturtevant Hancock Township Westfield High School Julia Welch Roland

Pleasant Hill News highlights local visits and travel

Special correspondence notes Mr and Mrs Harvey Welch and Grandma Gardner hosting near Elk Point. Gene Gardner and Oran Hensley plan a winter trip from Fergus Falls to South Dakota and possibly beyond. Nearby families from Madison Los Angeles Akron Vermilion Boyden Sioux Falls and Missouri are mentioned with visits and journeys.

Harvey Welch Grandma Gardner Wm. Welch Elk Point Ben Lynn Madison Minnesota Glenda Los Angeles California Frank Kerr Olaf Hofstad Russell Huff Wm. Kerr Akron Kerr Harvey Welch Peter Faber Boyden Town Leonard Carlson Sioux Falls Dell Waterbury Grandma Waterbury South West City Missouri Sylvan Waterbury Miami Oklahoma Olive Ringsrud Art Strong George Nieland Wilson Heasley Vermilion Karl Heasley

School class officers and Harvest supper announcement

Swanson vice president Elma Kain secretary Claude Toss treasurer G P Littelle sponsor Junior class Sylvia Crill president Helen Ross vice president M Catherine Beaubien secretary Harald Johnson treasurer Miss A Vant Hoff sponsor Sophomores Howard Shields president Dwight Webber vice president Catherine Martin secretary Mary Jane Hummel treasurer Principal A D Anderson sponsor Freshmen Neva McCorkell president Darline Thornton vice president Margaret Anderson secretary Danny Connolly treasurer Miss L Denniey sponsor Harvest supper October 18 at Community Hall sponsored by Ladies Aid Congregational Church

Neva McCorkell Darline Thornton Margaret Anderson Danny Connolly

Adaville Residents Take Brief Visits and Trips

Mrs Evelyn Kale of Sioux City spent last week visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Grant Brown. Dreeszen visited his brother Bryan near Sioux City. Armand Brown and Joseph Kane returned from several weeks sightseeing as far as Seattle. Bertsel and Wesley Brown Everett Orr and Clark Tindall drove to Yankton Saturday for a stock sale. Bertsel Brown bought 36 head of feeders. Fred Hussman shelled corn.

Adaville Evelyn Kale Sioux City Grant Brown Dreeszén Bryan Armand Brown Joseph Kane Seattle Wash Bertsel Wesley Brown Everett Orr Clark Tindall Yankton Yankton, 8. C Bertsel Brown Fred Hussman

Ray Tentlinger at Adaville Monday

Hazel Markison missed school at the start of the week due to illness. The report notes she was ill with tonsillitis and unable to attend.

Raymond Caskey Alma Meyer Ray Tentlinger Adaville Ee Hazel Markison Alie

Popcorn Recipes and Popping Precision

Crisp popcorn signals season but damp kernels cause fizzing and unpopped bits. Learn to store in cans, dry kernels to correct moisture, then craft Lemon, Honey Raisin, Molasses, and Brittle balls plus Surprise balls using precise temps and fondant coating.

Keornela

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