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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
4
Special correspondence reports numerous Westfield residents visiting relatives and attending events across Sioux City Elk Point LeMars Akron Thurston and Hinton. Families outings include church wedding attendances rural carrier meeting Christmas party planning and birthday celebrations plus church repairs and Aid attendance.
Saturday night guests in the Charles Holzworth home in Sioux City. They were accompanied home by them Sunday. Mrs. Mary Heath of Lodi Wisconsin and Mrs. Joe Wright of Salix Iowa were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hummel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porsch and family spent Friday evening in the home of Earnest Knecht. The time was spent playing cards. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porsch and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Erickson motored to Mitchell South Dakota to see the corn palace. Mrs. Roy Wiese and Bernice went
To Sioux City, Thursday, on business and while there visited Wm. Schrader, who is reported a little improved. They also visited Marie Fursee.
Union Creek News reports a string of Sunday and Thursday social visits. Guests include Albert Hanson and Laverne and Lenard from Brule. Henry Willis and Rodney and Ronda. Wm Weyen of Palm Dale visiting Lambert family. Albert and others hosting E A Hultgren and Ericson families. Elmer Meske and relatives hosting Rev Fred Meske and guests. additional gatherings at the Lee Stoutenburg and Fred Shearon homes.
Akron 4 H Club held its September 15 meeting at Ruth Gabel’s home with twelve members present. Elected officers are Herb Philips president Frank Lueken vice president Russell Jacobs secretary treasurer Charles Reich reporter. Ronald Lucken reporter won a 1.25 prize for best club name. Want ads noted for good results.
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