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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
Westfield reports social visits across Tule Point and Yankton areas. Local events include church Ladies' Aid meeting, political talks by H A Vignus and Myr. Kephart, and a lecture by Dr Pearson. School notes cover Canterbury Tales studies, League of Nations debates, spell-downs, and arithmetic progress. Community functions include entertainment at Community Hall and a Nelsons’ family gathering.
Regular service and Sunday school planned at the Union Creek Lutheran church next Sunday forenoon. Evening Jinglish service. Union Creek Ladies Aid moved to Alcester last Saturday afternoon, presenting Mrs. Fran Johnson with a cut glass flower junket and a glass baking dish as a token of esteem. Many attended the afterglow. Mr and Mrs August Fredell and Mr and Mrs Iddie Olson attended a Hawarden family reunion at the John King home. The Fredells, Johnsons, and Mr and Mrs Ta HW Martin of Sioux City were present. Gunnar Fredell left for Arthur Iowa after visiting his mother Mrs Predell. Union Creek Luther League to present program at next meeting.
Milnerville notices recall burials, relatives visiting Akron, and farm life stories. John Kanago buried at Pleasant Valley cemetery. Arthur Husted, an exlier, seen Sunday. Neighbors visit, injuries, travel to Sioux City, and plans for a two week school vacation to help in cornfields. Sunnyside and Akron clash in basketball with mixed results. upcoming outdoor game at Akron grounds noted.
Mesdames Jansen Bennett Taggart Wells Hilliker and Melartin attended the Kensington club at Mrs J R Bell Hawarden on Wednesday afternoon. W B Jones and wife planned a Sioux City trip returning Wednesday. Geo Friday visited from Sioux City Sunday. Homer Bonney autoed to Sioux City Monday. Mrs Miller of Sioux City visited Dr Roland home this week. Mrs Roland and daughter Helen shopped in Sioux City Saturday. Herman Heeron and wife visited her parents W Larnsworth Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orin Harris returned Wednesday from Minneapolis honeymoon and moved to their Harris home south of town. Rev Wolcott and wife visited Sioux City briefly. Dr Roland went to Sheldon Tuesday for a medical meeting. Mrs C L Roland and Maria J A Jen son left Thursday for the Grove to attend the federation convention. Dr J Schumacher and wife went to Hawarden Monday for their daughter Prances confirmation. The first Lecture course number was well attended. Next number November 25 features Carlito entertainers. Let us have a full house. Ges Schafer and family and H Is Dalgliesh families went to Akron Monday where their daughters Lucile
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman celebrated their 40th anniversary with a planned surprise party on October 22. Guests including George Hoffman and bride, Charley Hoffman and Rena, and Myrtle McCance with Eula Hoffman joined in a three course dinner and family reunion with Celia Hoffmann Fhinnell and Martin Humnell honored.
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Sunday services in English including a 1 a.m. reaching, Sunday school at 10 a.m. and English preaching at 7:86 p.m. The Undies Aid meets next Thursday evening November 4 in the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Ferris and Mrs. Swanson. A Sec chicken supper will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. Patronage appreciated. A Lindeblad, Pastor.
A large youth turnout filled the Epworth League room to form an Epworth League chapter. The charter membership roll remains open until next Sunday evening when officer elections will be decided. All young people are invited to attend the 6:45 meeting and upcoming services, including an Election Sermon.
Notice of a special election to be held November 30, 1920 at the Akron Buick Auto Company garage to decide on issuing bonds of 10 000 to extend the town electric light and power plant. Polls open 8 a m close 7 p m. A L Yeaton Mayor Athest FLW Burnett Clerk.
Waterworks purposes in said Town of Akron in the amount of $10,000. Tolls will be open at 6 o’clock a.m. and close at 7 o’clock p.m. A. Yeaton, Mayor. Burnett, Clerk.
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