01 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
1
The Register Tribune lists subscription options for one year at two dollars six months at ninety one cents and monthly at sixty cents. Published every Thursday in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
DeSmet and area families gather for visits and hospital care. Thos Warren travels from Leeds to see relatives. St Josephs hospital patient plans a quick recovery. Socials include bake sale by St Catharine guild and birthday party at Fred Ross home. Barn fire on Chas Butcher farm and several locals move, visit, or enroll in schools in Sioux City Hawarden LeMars Storm Lake.
A St Paul seminary student and others from St Paul, Minn attended Kenneth Sampson's funeral in Akron Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A Al Lilly and their son Paul returned Wednesday from a long motor trip through the east where they attended the National Convention of Rural Mail Carriers in Washington DC.
Milnerville records a week of visits from Vermillion and Sioux City, with dances and picnics at Stone Park, a church chicken supper, and wedding plans for Miss Elvera Radtke. Highlights include state fair attendance, school hiring updates, rural family news, a death notice for Miss Thelma King, and local travel to Des Moines and Indianapolis.
Special Correspondent reports Mrs. Melvin Johnson and her sons and Mrs. Lloyd Morehead with children visited Harold Jammerthal Friday for his birthday. Calls were exchanged with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rowan and Jean Ann of Charlotte Iowa on Wednesday at the Lloyd Morehead and J C Huebsch homes, then with Daryl Taylor and the Welechs.
An odd classified style fragment lists items and prices including a gun related line and a Coleman range. It mentions Mrs C M Cook with a phone reference and urges readers to find it with a Want-Ad in the Register Tribune. The tone resembles a curious damaged notice from a historic newspaper.
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