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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

4

Must Consult the Farmer on Unemployment Relief

President Pearson of Iowa State College urges including farmers in unemployment relief. He notes farmers supply much of the country's buying power, now paralyzed, causing business and industrial decline. He warns without agricultural adjustment permanent improvement is unlikely. Also reports football results in LeMars area and local notices.

Harding R. A. Pearson Iowa State College Pearson Ames

Milnerville Notes Record Local Life and Events

Special Correspondence reports a busy Milnerville week with calf shipments from James and W B Milner, visits by Mrs Melvin Barnes and others, road meetings, farm labor, and illnesses. A touring party from Alcester, a corn picker visit, and church events frame a snapshot of small-town activity amid a fatal illness and an upcoming road tax proposal.

Communion and parish notes from Union Creek

Union Creek News reports a Lutheran communion service next Sunday forenoon and a Tinglish service in the evening. The Ladies Aid will be hosted by Mrs. Mery Iison of Alcester next Wednesday afternoon. A Junior Missionary Band program and sale last Friday raised over 52 dollars plus 20 dollars for refreshments for the mission. Names credited include Miss Margaret Gassman and Misses Hilsle Hriegon and Amy Peterson. Other community items list local visits, motor trips to Sioux City for Billy Sunday, hog vaccination by Dr. N. Brown, and social visits among residents.

Union Creek Lutheran Church Mery Iison Alcester Margaret Gassman Hilsle Hriegon Amy Peterson Wm. Ericson H. A. Evang Sioux City August Anders Nilson Johnson H. H. Johnson Fritz Leafstead Hawarden Chas. E. Johnson Alfred Arongon H. Gassman Margaret Maryin Emil Peterson John Johnson Levi Nilson Ed. Nilson Olof Bylison Martin Wm. Hricson

Pleasant Hill News Regular church services and social notes

Regular services at Pleasant Hill church planned for next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 30. Local obituaries and family visits fill the rural notes as residents travel between Vermillion Deadwood and Elk Point. Socials at the Wm Peck home, supper at the Kerrs, and kin visits mark a weekend of neighborly activity and announcements.

Westfield Notes Residents Leave for Glidden Care

Mr and Mrs Webb Vandeburgh departed Monday for Glidden Iowa to care for Vandeburghs aged mother who suffered a serious leg fracture. They may stay through winter, closing their home here indefinitely. Mrs M F Flynn spent several days in the city last week andMr Flynn drove her home. Mr and Mrs S W Kent and daughter of Elk Point visited the J Fauss Webber home. Walter Civley remains in St Josephs hospital with unchanged condition. Miss Marie Liess of Hamburg arrived for a visit. Harvest supper Wednesday night cleared about 46 dollars. Miss Gertrude Donnelly of Elk Point stayed at BF Mills home. Sioux City visitors included Mrs T A Dennison Helen and Raymond Dennison Mrs L V Gant and Emmet Gant. Mrs Richardson, ill at her daughter Mrs Carrels home, shows slight improvement. Her daughter Mrs Wilson of Flandreau SD assisted in care Saturday. October 22 Opal Bliss and pupils will hold a shadow social and entertainment.

Sioux City Ciietty James Pavlovic Sibley West Liberty Sioux Township School Board C. D. Sanford Bet & Corn Fred Gertrude Sanford Feld Alcester John Plice Oriie Allard Walden Fry Marie Kelley Hinton Sioux City High Conn Liberty Township Sioux Township Owen Taylor Frank de- Rocher J. BR. Hathaway Harry Walter Emillian Allard Jefferson Milnerville Akron Hospital Miss Kellogg Adaville Pleasant Valley Gunnerson Huxtable Schindel Liberty Township Consolidated School Perry Creek Bethel Church Bethel Epworth Sunnyside Westfield le Mars Harry Nagon Chicago Webb Vandeburgh Glidden Mr. Vandeburgh M. F. Flynn W. Kent Elk Point J. Fauss Webber Walter Civley St. Joseph's Hospital Marie Liess Hamburg Iowa Sctools Gertrude Donnelly BF. P. Mills T. A. Dennisan Helen Raymond Dennison L. V. Gant Emmet Gant Richardson Carrel Wilson Flandreau Opal Bliss Community Hall Jas. Harkness Gertrude Tracy John Cronin LeMars Gant Bros Duroc Jersey Kathryn Connors Florence, Minn Lucile Dennison Hlanor and Hazel Conway Blase Bogenrief Merrill Irene Walsh

Community Hall notices and social round in small city

The community hall event features admission costs with free entry for women bringing baskets. Local families and visitors from Elk Point, Sioux City, and Merrill appear in recent weekend and weekday activities. School notes include campaigns, institute attendances, sports plans, and upcoming Halloween decorations and parties.

Chatsworth Chat Tells Of Local Travel and Visits

Mrs A Storte left Wednesday for Jamestown after a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs L Beyers. H J Schumacher and wife and their daughter Frances visited Louis Schu.

Chatsworth A. Storte Jamestown L. Beyers H. J. Schumacher Frances Louis Sehu

Red Cross roll call led by Plymouth county chapter head

The Roll Cal opening November 11 to November 27 will be led by Henry Leisinger of the Plymouth county Red Cross chapter. The move signals strong local support with funds staying local for press and activities aside from small contributions to disaster relief and soldier care. The drive includes school district petitions and a disarmament resolution urging U.S. leadership for world peace.

Red Cross Gall Cal Henry Leisinger Plymouth County Chicago Central Division Pueblo San Antonio Hoods Bupy

Towa Farm Bureau Speaks on Disarmament Move

The Towa farmers led by the Warm Bureau Federation take the first definite step to express sentiment on the Disarmament Conference called by President Harding. The October issue of the Farm Bureau Messenger mailed the first of the month includes a blank form for signatures.

Towa Farm Bureau Towa Warm Bureau Federation Harding Farm Bureau Sig

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