19 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
1
Ray A. Smith publisher lists subscription prices for 1 year at 2 dollars, 6 months at 1 dollar, and 3 months at 50 cents. Paper published every Thursday in Akron, Iowa, with second class mail status dated September 26, 1901.
Mrs Perry Libby and daughter stay with Connollys in Westfield while Joyce Hummel recovers at St Josephs in Sioux City. Baseball season ends with Westfield Independents defeating Jefferson 6 to 2 at Riversioux. manager Joan Martin praised for steady leadership. A guild meeting at Community Hall discusses fundraising to cover debts.
School opens with Superintendent Littelle entering seventh year. New high school principal and coach Carl Lang from Luverne Iowa joins staff. Home Economics and English taught by Alice Vant Hof in second year. Audra Boylen leads seventh and eighth grades. Anna Lyle teaches fifth and sixth in second year. Mary Dondelinger in fifth year for third and fourth grades. Lucile Dennler in fourth year of primary grades. Music by Timm with Mrs Paulson assisting. Custodian Thomas Warren in 28th year. Bus service run by Phil Beaubien for tenth year. Frank Rosenbaum driving seventh year. Enrollment 146. many transfer students. School emphasizes better speech. freshmen plan to improve and World History class contemplates Italy Ethiopia war. Westfield lost two softball games to Merrill, 6-0 and 2-1, Beau bien and Jessen holding to three hits each.
The column lists sports notes from Westfield including Bertrand allowing two hits, prep plans for basketball drills, and junior practice starting next Monday. It records condolences for Conway and Martin families and details class officers for Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen.
Special correspondence notes two weddings in Hinton area. Miss Helen M Hrett will wed William A Parrott on Thursday. Miss Florence Croston to Harold Anderson of Bronson will marry Saturday with secrecy on time and place. Local deaths and social visits mentioned amid community life.
Mrs John Kallsen spent Friday afternoon at the Barth Miller home Miss Evely K Kallsen hosted the Preston township Luther League Sunday afternoon A large crowd attended A delicious tunel was served by the hostess Mrs Frank Johnson and son Marion and daughter Karen of Akron spent the weekend at the Earth Mailor home The annual chicken supper of the Plymouth chorale was well attended Tuesday evening Sunday afternoon guests at the John Tapper home were Mar and Mrs P C Karlsen of LeMars Mr and Mrs Eldon Kallsen of Craig Mr and Mrs John Kallsen Mr and Mrs Ben Flilirielis Mr and Mrs Fred Klemme and family Mrs Ben Tapper Bil and Ben Tapper and Mr and Mrs Fred Eilers and family of Craig Mr and Mrs Barth Miller Mr and Mrs Clare Morehead and sons Norman and Virgil and Frank Jones were Sunday evening callers at the Otto Kallsen home near Craig Mr and Mrs August Boreliers and
Edwin son of Mr and Mrs LeMars shoppers visited Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leonard Miller and daughter Darlene were Monday evening callers at Clifford Kellogg home. Miss Ruth Marbach called from Sioux City Wednesday. Mrs August Borehers and Mrs John Kallsen visited Monday afternoon with Mrs McKinnon. Junior Morehead visiting August Erickson home near Adaville. Mr and Mrs Barth Miller and Mrs Clare Morehead and son Virgil were LeMars shoppers Monday afternoon.
Miss Opal Gabel returns to Indianapolis to study at Indiana Central College. Local 4-H members showcase calves at Sioux City. Plymouth church hosts a well attended chicken supper. Families gather at the Bauerly home in honor of relatives from Lake Benton Minnesota. Bauerly family en route to Eugene Oregon. Webster City U B conference attendance noted. Spencer fair attendance cited. Lloyd Baldwin drives a new V8. Andrew Anderson visits Sioux City for calf show.
Expressions of heartfelt thanks from Mrs. Hilda Lundgren and sons John and Arthur for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings after the illness and death of beloved husband and father Gust Lundgren.
Bargain player piano offered at 4700.00. Instead of reshipping to the factory, sell as is or arrange pickup. Ideal for buyers seeking a like new instrument at a reduced price. Act quickly for this limited opportunity.
Unpaid balance of 88 65 on contract prompts a written inquiry to Edgar O Netton in the Department of Accounts at 1743 North Sheffield Avenue Milwaukee Wisconsin. He will advise where the piano may be viewed and requests references.
Notice to all persons interested that on August 30 1935 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of the state as executor. Proceedings involve estate administration and related duties as required by law. Interested parties should file any claims or interests according to applicable probate procedures and deadlines.
Plymouth County Iowa town terse estate notice by Ella E Burrill executrix. All debtors to the estate must pay and all claimants present authenticated claims for allowance. Dated August 30 1936. Publish September 6 12 19 1935.
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