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05 Oct 1933
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Akron Register Tribune in Akron, Iowa
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
1
Milnerville News Highlights Builds Corn Crib and Local Events
Special Correspondent reports Roy Cassen is building a new corn crib with neighbor help. Mrs. Richard Milner is sick. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gorman at St Joseph's hospital Sioux City. Various visitors, church groups, and social calls fill a busy week as locals note weather changes and farm work, with many residents attending gatherings and trips to Sioux City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cassen
Richard Milner
Ed. Gorman
St Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Logans
Christine Low
Cassen
Logan
Bridge Club
Brosamle
Ladies’ Aid
Florence Banks
Fred Maloney
Lucille
Chicago
Minnesota
Jeannette Beauchene
Freddy Luchsinger
George Clay
Lucille Maloney
Merrill
McCook Lake
C. P. Knapp
Marjorie
Harold Cooper
Howard Milner
Pawlik
Dale
Vance Hunter
Elmer Hunters
Letcher
Hunter
Blanche Brown
Bessie Hunter
Nettie
Deloris Cleminson
Vance
A. Fry
Marjorie Knapp
Central ‘High
W. C. Stauffer
Milford
Bethel
J. R. Tumbleson
LeMars
James Albertson
Whiting
G. W. Eggleston
Britt
R. V. Hotchkiss
Cylinder
South Vernon
M. M. Shaper
Fostoria
Ruble Rumblings celebrates Mrs. Fredricks birthday
Special correspondence reports Mrs. Anna Fredricks marking her seventy first birthday with a large crowd of neighbors and friends. Various local families hosted dinner guests at the Herman Frerichs home near West LeMars, while others called on or visited in several homes on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fredricks
H. C. Buehre
Clair Morehead
Norman
Virgil
Leonard Miller
Darlene
Harry Johnson
Shirley
Darwin
Art. Gronemeyer
Herman Frerichs
West LeMars
Phyllis Kallsen
Naomi Johnson
William Kallsen
Elk Point
Barth Miller
E. P. Miller and Sons
Clifford and
Lloyd
B. J. Borchers
Henry Borchers
Ben Toel
Frank Jeffera
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Update
Albert Bockelman was a Rock Valley visitor Sunday. G H Schafer and daughter Frances were Sioux City visitors Tuesday. Anna Hentrich visited Montrose last week. Willard Farnsworth P C C C met at the McFarlin home Wednesday. luncheon followed. John Kuck and wife of Centerville attended Barbara Harris funeral. Potatoes are poor. Barbara Harris died September 29 1933 at 42 after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bockelman
John Kuck
Centerville
Barbara Harris
Madge Evans
Sioux City
Lester Wakeman
L. J. Crammond
Sioux Falls
Geo. Wakeman
Anna Hentrich
LeMars
Marie Degan
Akron
Lyle
Ward McFarlin
Dakota
Frank Vogelzang
Orin Harris
Portland Township
Local social notes and visits around Westfield area
A long list of visits and arrivals in Westfield and nearby towns. A business visitor to Omaha, many friends visiting Sioux City, and Miss Teresa Doyle with family visits. Guild meetings at Community Hall hosted by Mrs. Frank Welch, next by Mrs. Ray Welch. Ed McCue family moved from Kadoka to the old Giffrow house. Various residents travel to Sioux City, McCook Lake, Yankton, and Akron. Death of Mrs. William Wilkinson noted with funeral at Harrington home and Riverside cemetery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. ‘Hummel
Omaha
Mary
Tracy
Egimot Tracy
Jefferson
Earl
Michael
Awere
Sioux ‘City
St. Catharine’s “Guild
Frank Welch
Ray Welch
Ed, McCue
Kadoka
Giffrow
Wm. ‘Seyler
Phyllis Seyler
Harrington
Teresa ‘Doyle
Edna Lalty
Yankton
Velda Heusinkveld
Inneh
L. V. Gant
Ann Richardson
Oscar Odell
Couneil
Bliffs
Tlewas
Bob Bethers
Wm. Wilkinson
Albert Harrington
Lela
Mr. Wilson
Morningside College
Riv‘erside
Akron
Pleasant Hill News Social Roundup and Visits
Mrs Alfred Kjose and son Dennis and Mrs N P Nielson spent the day with Mrs Martin Kjose from Spink. Mr and Mrs Earl Brubaker called at Harvey Welch's home Friday afternoon. Several families from the vicinity were Sunday visitors. Roy Knecht and family east of Alkron visited Clarence Andrews. Mrs Delphine Trade of Alcester and Nettie Hutchinson and sons Ray and Francis of western South Dakota spent Monday with Harvey Welch. Victor Andrews of Langus is visiting his brother Clarence. Dr F A Harmon of Springfield D D Prof C J Avis of Des Moines and others from Elk Point teachers institute visited Mrs Schneiderheinze to view her flower garden. Mrs Albin Anderson and children Elmer Klemme and family and Ole Abraham family attended the Cleveland school fair last Tuesday evening, reporting a large crowd. Try the Want Ad Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Clair
Morehead
John’ Tapper
Henry
Orchers
Fred ‘Hilers
Sioux ‘City
Alva ‘Port
Harold Lunde
Barth Miller
H. ‘C. Buehre
Sioux City
Lambert Jeffers
Bill Crow
Plymouth Church
Jack Dougle
Ruth Marbach
Edna Olson
Edna Rewinkle
M.M. Marbach
Craig
Hannah Lucken
Ruth Erickson
Chicago
Fred Kleinme
Eldon Kallsen
Ben Tapper
Preston ‘Lutheran ‘Church
Roy Sampson
John Tapper
Alfred Kjose
Dennis
N. P. Nielson
Martin Kjose
Spink
Earl Brubaker
Harvey Welely
John Hultgren
Allard Eleeson
Harvey Welch
Roy Knech
Springfield
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Advise
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday October 6 at the Baptist Church. Devotions led by Mrs. W. Mellen. Members urged to attend and participate in the election of officers and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S . Christian
Temperanos Union
Piiday
The
Mellen
Plymouth County Gravel Contracts Noted for Truckers
Notices warn truckers of gravel contracts in Plymouth County. Contracts cover miles of gravelling near LeMars. Ready trucks and equipment should contact the Plymouth County Re-employment Office in LeMars, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
LeMars
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