19 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
1
Local notes report visits and travel among residents from LeMars Sioux City Carroll Bancroft and Seattle. A St Catharine Guild meeting, class basketball tournament and a Ladies Aid event are noted with visits and family updates. Several relatives and friends are mentioned along with a few deaths.
Mrs. Jessie Hathaway travels with her son Ralph and wife to Chicago and Wisconsin to visit relatives while the younger group attends the Century of Progress. Miss Lucille Briggs visits family. Clyde James plans cattle shipment from Black Hills to Sioux City and may visit neighbors afterward. A quilt sent by Mrs. R. A. James won third prize at a fair with fifty entries. Weather turns cool with scattered showers affecting corn picking. Local farmers discuss corn and hog prices. O L Brownlee of the Sioux City Tribune urged action to President Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milner and niece Dorothy Tremeter visited Sioux City. Dorothy stayed a day or two. Miss Violet Nason from Sioux Falls visited Milnerville relatives. The reporter is ill with Heroes Zoster. Friday’s entertainment drew a crowd. Old Time Sweethearts was well received and musical numbers impressed audiences.
Local social notes list visits, callers, and gatherings among Preston township residents including the Morells, Millers, Sargents, Bennetts, Marbachs, Port family, and others. Mentions teach ers' meeting in Sioux City, visits to and from Akron Chatsworth and LeMars, Luther League meeting, and Plymouth Ladies Aid gathering.
Pleasant Hill News reports social visits with multiple families visiting or hosting in Elk Point Vermillion Whitewood and Spink area. Notable names include Alfred Kjose N P Nielsen Raymond Hinde Marjorie Holmquist Harvey Welch Bert Goodread Ross Goodread and others as well as local residents visiting.
A post program grab bag and food sales amused the crowd and raised eleven dollars net for No. 4 school to support music and records.
Special correspondent reports on residents around Akron and Marcus. Rubbert and Hussman traded corn while Douglas Kiewel broke a bone at Akron High School kittenball game and wore a plaster cast. Families gathered for dinners, visits, and a Sioux City wedding toast. Scarlet fever cases prompted caution as studentsosa.
Special correspondence reports Union Creek church will hold services Sunday at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m Kenneth Larson and O Myers of the U S D at Vermillion visited at the Hannah Sellberg home Monday afternoon. Various local residents and families from Vermillion Alvord Sioux City and nearby towns were mentioned as visiting dining with or shopping in area homes and shoppers reported as improving. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday.
On Saturday afternoon October 26 at Li ther Hall Mrs Alfred Sommier vold hosted a gathering inviting all. Albin Carlson improves after illness. George and Halge Sallquist visited the Wm Buison home Monday. Ydna Olson of Sioux City called on her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Olson Sunday. Milton Evicson and Sanford Novack drove to Sioux City Tuesday evening. Elmer and Jack Boden visited Clifford Johnson Tuesday afternoon.
Hospital report notes the patient’s condition is fine at this writing. No further details provided in the snippet.
Special correspondence reports on visits to Ponca Nebraska with Mrs Gerd Dorfmeyer and family. Virgil Jay Smith celebrates his sixth birthday with schoolmates. neighbors travel to Elk Point for social visits and a wedding wave continues in the area as couples marry this week. Local folks attend events in Sioux City and surrounding towns.
Omaha based notes coordinated actions to speed liquidation of closed banks in Iowa under a federal land bank program. Governor Nels Kraschely and EB Maisto, VP of the Omaha Federal Land Bank, said within 60 days many Iowa banks may be released from senate file 111 and dividends paid to depositors.
Notice to farmers from Stinton William Whitehouse H Lugers and Sjostrom Bros local produce dealers offering 1 per lb on heavy and 2 per lb on light poultry above market price in trade at K and K stores and G M Co stores. Trial urged. High-grade job printing offered at the Register-Tribune office.
Iowa officials discuss capital measures by the R F C including potential issue of capital stock to support banks. A Des Moines office planned to coordinate rehabilitation funds and reorganization, with H Lowry in charge and R W Berrot from Washington present.
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