Akron Register-Tribune masthead and publication details
Akron Register-Tribune editors and proprietors RAY A. and GERALD YF. SMITH publish weekly on Thursdays in Akron Iowa. Entered as second class mail matter September 26, 1902 with subscription rates 2.50 per year and 1.25 for six months in local counties. 3.00 elsewhere.
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GERALD YF. SMITH
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Mobil station changes hands in Akron area
The Mobil station near Roger Banks has new management under Don Hombs. Four fire companies responded to a roadside fire last Tuesday, March 26, but damages were limited. The notice lists many local residents visiting, hosting, and events including Easter sunrise services and a kindergarten round-up on April 10. Mentions include Bessie Elliot of Akron, Vinton and Blaine Moffatt, Gaynor Harris, Ron Boudreaux, Ciara Mackay, Rhonda Hitzemann, Gregory Hirt, Albert Hummel, Ivyl Knapp, Myr and Randall Lilly, Ed Nelson and family, and others in Akron, Sioux City, and Dundee. Historical notes reference arrival from Sweden 62 years ago and Connecticut 52 years ago.
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Mobil
Don Hombs
Roger Banks
Bessie Elliot
Akron
Vinton Moffatt
Slayton
Minn
Esther Moffatt
Gaynor Harris
Ron Boudreaux
Omaha
A. C. Banks
Ciara
Mackay
Edwards
Wic Point
Blaine
Sioux City
Rhonda Hitzemann
Clara Mackey
Gregory Hirt
Albert Hummel
Ivyl Knapp
Myr
Randall Lilly and
Sara
Dundee
Iowa
Ed Nelson
Harald Johnson
Johnsons
Faye Shearer
Marvin Shearer
Steven
Sandy
Des Moines
Nelson
Connecticut
Tom Ross
Pierson
Ronald Fisher
Geo. Bern
Harry Selk
Sutherland
Royal Broderson
Clare Lilly
Mary Lilly
Dan Kirkpatrick
Westfield
Akron Wesley Methodist group
Pilgrim Fellowship
Bessie Buryanek
Frank Buryanek
Layllis Athens
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Miss Athenns
Westar College
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Akron High Track Set For Spring Season
The Raider Review highlights Akron High track under coaches Mr. Tjeersma and Mr. Henrieh. Seniors Loren Nielsen Rich Brown Gordon Port Roger Coon Juniors Chuck Harris Rick Sorenson Allen Quetken Gene Barwick sophomores Marty Jensen Terry Faulkner freshmen Ton Small Arian Milbrecht Dan Mein en Jim Barwick Carol McKee with manager Neil Chamberlain. The first meet is Iowa Class B Indoor Meet in Iowa City April 6, then A Voogh Relays at Rock Rapids April 5 and other spring events through April 27 Aurelia Relays.
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Akron High
Tjeersma
Henrieh
Loren Nielsen
Rich Brown
Gordon Port
Roger Coon
Chuck Harris
Rick Sorenson
Allen Quetken
Gene Barwick
Marty Jenson
Terry Faulkner
Ton Small
Arian Milbrect
Dan Meinen
Jim Barwick
Carol McKee
Neil Chamberlain
Tiese bers
Iowa
Iowe City
A. ©. Voogh
Rock Rapids
Masquerade Ball highlights student social season
Friday night March 22 the WEA Masquerade Ball filled the School Auditorium from 8:00 to 12:00 with The Changing Times providing music. Best dressed couples Marianne Fiyiman and Maury Woudenberg as boy and girl led the honors, with Kathy Goodrich as best dressed girl and Keith Mlew as best dressed boy. Teachers Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs won best dressed teacher after arriving as Hippies and Flower Children. The event drew many long skirted girls, cowboys, Indians, and service members amid lively dancing.
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Marianne Fiyiman
Maury Woudenberg
Kathy Goodrich
Keith Mlewme
Mrs. Jacobs
Akron students shine at State Speech contest in Spencer
Three Akron girls Kathie Goulvich Melinda Netty and Nat ey Klennne traveled March 3 to Spencer for the State Speech contest. Judges awarded one or two or three, with one the best. Kathie earned a one for Goodbye Sister, Melinda a one for The Promise from The Red Pony, and Nancy Kletue a two for Junior First Shave. Congratulations to the trio on their fine work.
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Spencer
Kathie Goulvich
Meliinda Netty
Natey Klennne
Katie
Sisiter
Melinda
Steinberk
Nancy Kletuue
Junior
Junior class meeting sets prom plans and speaker
The junior class held a meeting Monday to decide prom details. They chose Mr. Jacobs as banquet speaker, approved outside dates, and formed two committees for banquet and auditorium with Cynthia Apply, Keith Klemme, Steve Wilcox, and Nancy Claesson.
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Mr. Jacobs
Tim
Cynthia Apply
Keith Klemme
Steve Wilcox
Nancy Claesson
Senior Interview Richard Lee Brown
Richard Lee Brown born July 12, 1950 in Akron is son of Mr and Mrs Arden Brown with brother Bob and sister Carol. He attends First Baptist Church and participates in football basketball baseball track choir and PYA after school. He plans to attend Wayne State Teacher College and shares favorite colors people and items.
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Richard Lee Brown
Arden Brown
Rich
Akron
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Shirley McClain
Paul Newman
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Ohatsworth Ohats Special Birthday Gatherings Across Town
A community notes several social visits and family gatherings around Akro Chatsworth and Alcester. Families including Moller Collmannes Beecks and Lindens share weekend visits, dinners and tea in homes from Sioux City to Fargo. One entry marks a 59th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beeck with relatives hosting a Normandy dinner.
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James
Wes Crow
Reuben Buehmann
Akro
Donald Koeh
Colin Collmann
Gary Moller
Henry Moller
Bob Moller
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Plymouth Presbyterian church
Akron
Meske
Chas
Hendricks
Michael Lowell
Harley Small
Leeds
Don Lowell
Morningside
Webster City
Nellie Burnight
Wm. Milbrodt
Joe
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
John Melnnis
Albert Erks
Albert, Mohlman
James Gabel
Henry Collan
Wim. Halverson
Gladys Gilson
Berniel Pratt
Jennie Landness
Sioux City
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Hammitt
Aunx Nelson
Rose Jantgaard
Martin Bradley
Alcester
Lloyd Liston
Tieton
Sam Jones
Madison
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Chris Beeck
Normandy
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Viet Nam
Health for All Doctors Fight Smoking and Mumps Vaccine
A survey by the California Medical Association finds 97 percent view smoking as a health hazard and 85 percent advise patients to quit. Most favor a ban on cigarette advertising. A West Point study notes the Mumps vaccine appears effective. about 75 percent of vaccinated children exposed to the disease did not contract it, versus 60 percent in the unvaccinated group. A U S health official cites Medicare, and a space prediction suggests long life with future artificial organs. A tuberculosis awareness film is released by the National TB and Respiratory Disease Association.
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California Medical Association
West Point
U. S
Wilbur Collen
Oasis
willions
National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
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Your Tuberculosis Association
New Books at Akron Public Library Prompt Reader Interest
The Akron Public Library displays a batch of new titles likely to engage male readers. Notable entries include The Presidents Plane is Missing by Serling and Vanished by Fletcher Kuebel, among others. The library operates 2 to 6 pm on weekdays. The Veterans Administration estimates computer use in benefits administration saves about 17 million dollars yearly.
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Fletcher Kuebel
Horan
Upper
Missouri
Robt. Atherne
Hell
Noel Gerson
Veterans Administration
Book and Thimble Club Met for Bird Tales
The Book and Thimble Club met on Tuesday March 24 at Penny Bryant home with eighteen members present. Members shared bird names and habits, Caryl Lichens reported on the county convention, and Trudi Harris outlined final details for the April 28 and 22 art show. Eldon Bryant discussed bird species and marking identifying traits, with Oma Cagsmem presenting The Easter Story in Art for the April 9 meeting at Uelen Shoulberg home.
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Thesday
Penny Bryant
Worroll
Caryl Lichens
Tirdie Harris
Omi Gasmuan
Federated
Eldon Bryant
Uelen Shoulberg
Oma Cagsmem
Riverside Cemetery Annual Financial Report 1967
Riverside Cemetery Association presents the annual financial report for year ending December 31 1967. Receipts include balance on hand January 1 1967 payments on lots sold amounts for opening and closing monuments interest on bonds and city and township payments. Disbursements list township and secretary costs sexton and helper salaries and miscellaneous expenses with a final balance on hand January 1 1968.
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Riverside Cemetery Association
Portland
Lee edetdepes
socviersees
City of Akron
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