Akron Weekly News Notice Pressed for 1901 Publication
Published each Thursday in Akron, Town. Entered at the post office as second class matter on September 26, 1901.
26 Sep 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
1
Published each Thursday in Akron, Town. Entered at the post office as second class matter on September 26, 1901.
Special Correspondence from Westfield reports residents visiting relatives in Sioux City Elk Point and Vermilion. students and teachers engage in dental honor rolls class plays and school activities. Notable items include Carl Lang’s illness and departure, Mrs. Charleen’s move to Vermillion, and upcoming class events at Westfield High.
The Tenth grade presented Retelling Another Person's Thoughts in English. Constitution Week was observed with Mr Littelle speaking to high school pupils on the History of the Constitution and its guiding role in national trials and today.
Special correspondence reports editor Ray A Smith elected treasurer at Sioux City meeting. Yvonne Beauechene of the Junior Auxiliary reads on the machine age and production costs. Residents greet relatives from Sioux City and attend the Merrill fair and show. Illnesses include intestinal flu and a flu attack affecting Harold Cooper. Little Lee Cooper returns home by air from Minneapolis with aunt Mrs Lindborg. Silo filling dominates fall activities as the community stays busy.
LeMars residents and families from Akron Brunsville and other nearby towns share social visits. Mrs Hoffman welcomed a baby boy at Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. Local gatherings include church ladies Aid at Akron with Rev Samuelson program and a lunch.
Hultgren brothers and Mrs Fisher attended the Ritz dance last Friday night. Eddie Fickhohms visited Eddie Lewison at his home Sunday evening. Mrs Herman Jacobs and her daughter Violet visited Mrs Eddie Lewison and Grandma Fickhohm Tuesday afternoon. Mrs C W Peterson came from Flasher North Dakota last week to visit her mother Sophia Fickbohm and other relatives.
Chatsworth notes detail visits by Charlie and George Patrick of Carpenter to their mother and Lawrence to help, trips to Sioux City by several residents, from Hawarden to Maywood and back, birthday celebrations for Chris Seheifen, club meeting of the New Century Club with a poetry topic, and local shoppers and arrivals including John Kuck and son en route to Akron. The item ends by urging readers to try the Want Ad column.
Pattern tracing carbon paper offered at the Register Tribune office. Large sheet priced at ten cents.
Typewriting paper and fresh typewriter ribbons advertised for sale at the Register Tribune office. Prices claim to be favorable with a promotional tone. Local readers urged to inquire at the office for purchase details and availability.
Special correspondence notes social calls and visits among Garland residents. Loyd Baum and Violet Fisher shared Sunday evening at Milford Hultgren. Raymond Hamilton and family visited Vermillion for watermelon day. Multiple families from Sioux City Elk Point and Flasher N D dined with Ed Lewison. Reverend Senne and wife dined with Lewison. Ed Lewison and C W Peterson called on Albert Wagner and family amid Wagner’s illness with nursing care.
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