29 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for Ray A. Smith’s Akron publication. One year costs 2 dollars, six months 1 dollar and 80 cents, eight months 60 cents. Published every Thursday in Akron and entered as second class mail. Dated Sept 26, 1901.
Special Correspondence covers farm moves and visits among Plymouth county families, including the Cassen and Knapp households. Mrs. Cassen and Hazel plan relocation, with West Side friends hosting in Sioux City and Sheldon. The Milner group attends tabernacle events and PTA meetings, while repairs and WPA work on local bridges are urged to improve village infrastructure.
Communion services Sunday at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 10. The Junior Mission Band will hold its annual Sale Friday evening September 30 at Luther Hall with a candy booth fish pond and lunch. Ladies' Aid meets October 6 at Luther Hall. Local social notes mention visits and dinners among residents including Miss Allie Gassman and many neighbors, plus a death notice for Mrs. Martin Beckman of Hyland Park.
Akron pitchers Swift and Bertram duel as Akron tops LeMars 5 to 0 in nine innings. John Martin leads Akron with three singles, while LeMars struggles to muster offense despite Burns Peters and A Reuter threats. Bertram allows nine hits and Akron steals six bases helping secure their twelfth win against seven losses.
Special correspondence notes Mrs. Harvey Welch and son and Mrs. Herbert Swanson shopped in Sioux City. The Alfred Swanson family visited the Augu st Swanson home. A party from Centerville, eight miles south, spent the day with local families. An Akron visitor called on Aunt Clifford Nygard, and Mrs. Dick Hamilton and Mrs. Wm. Skinner toured Sioux City to see Mrs. Hamilton's sister, Mrs. Briggs, hospitalized in Colombo, SD. A local store received a curious 12 dozen eggs brought by a customer with a quip about carrying them from Brunsville. We invite local business for job printing.
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