15 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
1
The She Register-Tribune announces subscription prices for a four year period with annual, semiannual, and quarterly options. Published every Thursday in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail on September 26 1901.
Local notes report visits and hospital convalescence in Sioux City and Leeds. Warren undergoes operation in St Joseph's hospital and recovers at his son's home. Lucille Moffatt recuperates after appendectomy in Akron hospital. Guild meeting at St Catharine's with pot luck lunch. next gathering Sept 22 at George Nason home. Westfield social rounds include visitors from Garretson and Storm Lake, family reunions in Sioux City, and a 78 year old Campbells gathering with 45 attendees. Donald McDougall tours western states. staff attendance at LeMars Study Center. Teachers at LeMars event include Welch Taylor Walsh. Annie and Clara Chapman host Tuesday Club. Frank Welch seeks medical advice in Marion Junction. Sunday guests at Beau Bien home include Hoffman, Faust, and Beau Bien families. Death of Jack Cassen noted in Sioux City. Westfield attendees at funeral.
Special correspondence reports a busy weekend with family emergencies, weather updates, local shifts in mail routes, a fall harvest push, church events, a new hospital nurse trainee, and the death of Jack Cassen at 75 after a long illness. Milnerville links to Sioux City, Onawa, Wayne, and Ames through visits and recent travels.
Garland notices detail visits and family events. Mrs. Clifford Nygard and Joe Powell were Sioux City visitors Tuesday. The Gatewoods and son Ron ald visited with her parents, the Hamiltons, in late week. Russell Skinner and Alfred Swansons hosted relatives. Welch called at the Bluebaker home in Vermillion. Fickbohm hosted threshing patrons at an ice cream party. Sommervolds visited relatives in Sioux City. Nygards hosted dinner for their son Gorman's baptism. Hamiltons went to Sioux City to see his Colombo born sister in hospital.
Union Creek News reports Confirmation services on Sunday at 10 30 a m. no Sunday school. Ladies Aid planned for Thursday at Luther Hall with entertainments by Mrs Jay Sykes and Mrs Wes ley Heeren. Numerous local visits occur among Ericsons Vandersteens and Sykes families with health updates and birthday celebrations. rain is noted and J F Cassen’s illness continues.
The pasture and grass areas are recovering rapidly to support feeding stock. Miss Rhoda Stinehart has returned to Sioux City to resume her work after weeks at home. Silo filling remains the main activity as families welcome Frank Olson and wife from St. Louis for a visit with Fred and Mrs. Swenson and other relatives. Community news urges readers to phone or bring items to the Register-Tribune office.
Akron Iowa town council passed a resolution September 6 1938 requesting N W Bell Telephone Co permit installation of a switch in its Akron office to power an electric fire siren. City will maintain the siren but the telephone company bears no liability for construction maintenance operation or failures. Registered by city clerk Alvin R Manning with seal. Old newspapers for sale at the Register Tribune office.
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