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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
7
Arrangements are made for Union Prayer meetings each Wednesday evening for ten weeks. Methodist Taaptlat and Christian churches cooperate inviting all interested. Study uses Meaning of Prayer by Harry Emerson Fosdick with ten weekly daily readings. Week two theme is Prayer as Communion with scripture readings listed for each day.
Subscription rates listed as yearly two dollars six months one dollar and three months sixty cents. Publication appears weekly on Thursday in Akron Iowa. Message notes post office entry and second class mail status dated Sept 26, 1801.
County Agent prepares circulars on preserving eggs in water glass and limewater. Citizens are urged to store eggs for winter and to support the Farm Bureau as a service to farmers and communities. Reports cover corn huskers, wool marketing, silage mixes, Silo safety, fuel prices, and cooperative marketing advocacy.
South Dakota officials unveil a booklet showing the state’s livestock stages with buffalo and cattle on the cover. A Thermos Bottle Car carrying 12,400 gallons of milk is set to wow at a National Dairy Show in Minneapolis. Also noted are a updated Farmers' Bulletin on sheep judging, anticipated winter grain plantings, and over 10,000 farmers joining the U S Grain Growers Inc.
Miss Hattie J Kellogg longtime caregiver to Mrs Moran died after diabetes induced coma. Born August 6 1871 near Smithland Iowa she lived in LeMara Merrill with her mother after father Lucian Kellore died. Survived by sisters Mrs Owen Taylor and Mrs Ela Spencer and brothers George and Artie. Funeral by Rev Zike at Adaville church followed by burial in Pleasant Valley cemetery.
For sale a top suitable for a Buick from 1918 to 1920 with side curtains never used that operate with the doors. Also offers Davenport and rocking chair matches. Contact 162 by phone. The Liberty Belles musical trio performs Friday October 21 as part of Lycean course events.
The Liberty Belles trio, famed young performers coached by Harry Raymond Pierce, will give a 15 minute Friday Lyceum program at the M E church. The evening promises a blend of songs and stories with homey, battle hymn, and motherly themes. The act has earned widespread praise in metropolitan and suburban press.
Immanuel Lutheran Church presents Swedish sermons at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. English preaching at 7:30 p.m. Luther League meets Wednesday October 26 in the church parlor hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Fingen Kirkman and Elinor Paulson. Union Creek Luther League to present an engaging program. Pastor V A Lindeblad extends a cordial welcome.
Friday evening next week an entertainment under the auspices of the Ladies Aid features Miss Stevens singing and Miss Bradley reading. Ladies Aid met Wednesday. Mrs Baldwin and Mrs Adams hosted and served lunch. pastor Carl Hammer notes good Sunday attendance and urges improvement. Also a notice to settle All accounts due H T Anderson Store payable at Anderson Garage.
Notice to mile patrons milk and cream will be delivered only in the mornings starting October 23 due to short days. Christian church notes cover Bible school at 10 morning worship at 11 sermons titled Pallowship and A Real Man's Real Job, evening service at 7 30, Union prayer meeting Wednesday. CG. B ALLISON pastor to serve dinner Sunday at the church, Brule Creek mission meeting October 29 with E Sovik visiting, Trnmanuel Sunday school at 10 with speaker 16 M Trygstad at 7:30 Sunday eve.
Sunday services begin at 10:00 with Sunday schools meeting here. Mission meeting starts Saturday at 8:00 p.m. Rev Espelien introduces Matt 9 36 38. Main speaker Missionary G M Urygstad of China. Ladies auxiliary notes.
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