06 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
1
Special correspondence reports Judith Anderson winning many pantry prizes at Woodbury county fair in Moville. Milnerville residents attend Sioux City events, weather shifts, school openings, and health updates. Rev Zike officiated at the fair, teachers discuss study centers, and local families share visits, deaths, and travel news amid a busy rural week.
Den ver visitors Bertiel Nelson and Wesley Brown bought cattle at Hawarden stock sale Saturday. Wilbur Rodwig and daughter from Morningside visited the Thos Dreesten home. Willis Smith Clyde Zellers and Mrs Frank Thomas from Sioux City were guests of W W Zellers. A U B church meeting will be held Friday September 7 at Moville U B church with supper 6:30 to 7:00. Program by district speakers from Adaville Grand Meadow Moville. Prayer meeting Wednesdays. Sunday school at 10, worship and Endeavor services at 11 and 8 respectively. Everyone welcome.
Pleasant Hill News reports several local households hosting visitors from nearby towns and states. Gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. George Beeler and children and others at Clarence Andrews home. a Black Hills motor trip by multiple families. Delores Goodroad visiting relatives. school opens with 32 pupils. clippings mention Vermilion fair attendance and visits in the Ed Johnson and Johnson home network.
Westfield residents report trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress with visits to relatives. St. Catherine's Guild held a well attended meeting and planned a bake sale for September 15 after a social afternoon. A death at Whittier, California touched the community as Cordelia King was remembered by local families.
The wedding of Miss Barbara Van Vieck to Mr. Carl Cruck of Sioux City is announced with friends and family expressing warm wishes. Barbara, a Westfeld High School graduate, class of 1982, attended Morningside College briefly and has held city employment. The note mentions extensive local activity and many visitors alongside plans for students returning to various schools.
Ruble school started Monday morning with Miss Anna Smith of Le Mars teaching. Many area residents visited relatives, shopped in Sioux City, or attended social events like a Brunsville dance and gatherings at the Johnson and Kallsen homes. Several families travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress. old newspapers offered for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
Chatsworth residents and visitors are listed in a dense local note. Families including Ishbrands Art and Thor of North Dakota, Schumacher and Freeke of Sioux City, and Sehumachers visit relatives, with many outings to Sioux City for parades and events. Several locals travel to Akron and Chicago for school and the World's Fair, while others attend Legion parades and weekend visits. The item reads like a society column with multiple short social updates and a near-tragic auto incident on Peek-a-Boo hill where a driver veered to the ditch to avoid a train.
East Westfield notes local visits and greetings from Dakota and Soux City. Highlights include baby birth to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morehead, school opening with 17 pupils, and tuition plans to transport distant pupils from Sioux and Westfield townships.
Mrs Harry Buehre, Miss Johanna Lueken, Elmer Anderson and others hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Claesson near Akron. Ruth Erickson and Armin Henning arrived from Chicago for Pearl Erickson Marion Robbins wedding, with Ruth maid of honor. Bonnie Sykes Vera Willer and Douglas Kiewel join Akron High and Arthur Brundeen joins Junior High.
LeMars liquor store will open this month in the former LeMars Loan and Trust bank room. The state banking department, now with a receiver, signed a lease with the state liquor commission to rent the space for 50 a month, provide light and water, and cover half the coal bills. The second floor office and heating come from the same plant.
The community shows limited enthusiasm as wire pulling drags on with only a few property owners and politicians viewing it as a matter of significant concern.
Mr and Mrs Jens Christiansen both about 75 of Newkirk Oklahoma died after their car struck a concrete post near a culvert eight miles from Pierce Nebraska on August 28. Dust obscured visibility. coroner ruled accidental death. They were en route to Hawarden to visit relatives. identification by lodge cards and license found.
A brother Carl in Sioux City reflects on the Christiansen family who lived near Seney in Plymouth county for many years before moving to Oklahoma about two decades ago. They leave a family of grown children.
Feral services for Mrs Oriani Hackett 21 of Sargeant Bluff Indiana were held Monday at 3 pm in W Harry Clusty funeral chapel Rev Ty Jacobson of St James Methodist Church officiated and burial was in Riverside cemetery Akron Indiana. Mrs Hackett was born July 27 1913 in Sioux City and married August 11 1933. Surviving are her widower parents three brothers and five sisters all listed with their hometowns.
An ad notes relief for indigestion with Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets offering three weeks treatment for $1.00 and money back if not satisfied. Cobb and Greenlent, Druggists, promote the remedy as a cheaper alternative to typical relief costs.
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