Westfield church and club notices early spring events
The Congregational Ladies Aid meets April 6 at 10 a.m. for cleaning and a noon potluck. Westfield Tuesday Club gathered March 28 at Congregational Church with Miss Evelyn Banke presiding. The 1967 1969 material review and 1907 Adventures In Reading were discussed. The School Art Exhibit is set for April 25. World War II topics updated in 1943 program. The Senior play H's A Girl planned for April 14 at 7:00 p.m. Northwest Spring Deanery meets in LeMars April 20. Board meeting for officers and parish reps at 9:30, luncheon at noon, program and exhibits in afternoon. reserve by April 12. St Catherine's Guild to meet April 13 at 2:00 at Daryl Taylor home. PTA meets April 10 at 8:00 in the school auditorium.
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Congregational Ladies Aid
Westfield
Congregational Church
Hosiness
Evelyn Banke
Nella Lilly
LeMars
St. Catherine’s Guild
Daryl Taylor
Mary Lou Las
PTA
Milford to host district Legion meet in April 1967
The Ninth District American Legion and auxiliary will hold its spring conference in Milford on Saturday April 15 1967 with 98 posts from 13 counties Buena Vista Cherokee Clay Dickinson Ida Lyon Monona O Brien Osceola Plymouth Sac Sioux and Woodbury represented. Registration begins 9 am at Legion Hall. a 10 am service school is led by Jerome C Scheckel. afternoon session at 2 pm features district commander Rey Mahr Jr and a membership adjutant school. officers and delegates to the Boston National Convention will be elected. auxiliary meetings are at Milford Elementary School with a 9 50 am procession and 12 pm joint banquet at the Catholic Church.
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Ninth District of the
American Legion and
Ity Auxiliary
Milford
Saturdy
Buena
Vista
Cherokee
Chay
Dickinson
Ida
Lyon
Monona
O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Sac
Sioux
Woodbury
Legion Hall
Jerome C. Scheckel
Department Service
Disrict
Rey Mahr Jr
Sioux City
Glenn M. Dugger
Offghers
National American Legion
Boston
Harry J. Gibbons
James Rice
Battle Greek
Bary Mogenson
Ray Mary
Town Council Proceedings March 21 1967 in Akwon lows
Regular meeting chaired by Mayor Vinton G Adams with Councilmen Trotzig Tucker Philips Kalstrom and Hummel. A Citizens committee presented a 56 signature petition protesting contraction of a new maintenance building by Plymouth County on Lots 11 and 12 Block 33 Town of Akwon lows, petition on file. Clarence Lehman asked opening a street from South Main to South Town limits, signed by eight owners. Bills approved including National Clean Up Co Sioux City Tractor Co and others totaling 498.31. adjournment motion carried.
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Vinton G. Adams
Trotzig
Tucker
Philips
Kalstrom
Hummel
Harlan Klave
Avery Savall
Marion Morehard
Wm. McNamara
Plymouth County
Akw
Clarence Lehman
Sth
Main
Packer
National Clean Up Co
International Harvester Co
Paris
Finance Asso. Dues Ceeciseseery
Sioux City Tractor Co
Axel
Trae
Ort
Eveeeseseeras Newoll Ming
Floyd J. Davis
Des Moines
Bush River
Bell Qe
Rembal Eseseee Renee Kale Uniform Co
Uarifiomms
Dees Paul Elec
Carroll Compound Co
Elec
Avery Smalls
JoAnn Onfe
Spencer M. Day
Fee
Eevee Buren
Reclamation
Powar
Matt Parrott & Sone
Max McVay
Eleatrical World
Deef Research Day at SDSU Highlights Beef Studies
Seven brief talks at South Dakota State University showcase cattle feeding and forage trials for Hesf Field Day on April 12. Projects include corn silage versus sorghum silage, reconstituted high moisture corn versus dry corn, and antibiotic feeding effects. About 600 animals across six projects will be on display, with tours and information on ten additional studies available.
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South Dakota State University
Hesf
Robert Osborne
Union County
Touns
Akron Library Club Plans Book Fair And School Trip
The Akron Library Club held its March meeting to plan the upcoming April 49, 20 and 21 book fair at the High School Library. Senior Government classes toured Sioux City NORAD and police facilities, with posters, publicity, and scheduling committees named for the event.
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Akron Library Club
Nancy
Robson
Chery] Sandwick
Oxwell
Cheryl
Cathy
Lisette
Creyder
Bette Lamoureux
Darrys Willer
Toni Buys
Kyle McInnis
Sioux City
Robert Potter
North American Airy Defense Command
NORAD
30Th Air Division
Sage Direction Center
U.S
Library Club
Linda Nygard
Jeanne Robson
Diane Harvey
Swrite
Nanney Robson
Darryl Willer
Nancy Robson
Kyle Meermig
Pat Buys
P T.A
Disme Lundgren
Carlyl Willer
Bette Lemoureux
Cherry Sundvick
R-R
Senior Intervie w Sponteminded William Earl Michael
Sponteminded William Earl Michael leads the track team with frequent basketball and high hurdle activity. Born May 22, 1949 in Akron, he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael with one brother, Larry. He attends Congregational Church and studies English, Government, Senior Math, Mechanical Drawing and Physics. He sings with glee club and chorus and drives a blue car on occasion. He favors purple, creme puffs, I Spy, The Sound of Music, Charlton Heston and Perry Como. He plans to pursue further education after graduation this spring.
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William Earl Michael
Bill
Mire
Robert Michael
Heting
Larry
Akron
Congregational Church
Charlton Heston
Perry Come
A.H.S
Patricia Louise Oaks
Pat
Alon
Loren Thuringer
St. Patrick’s ‘Catholic Church
Petula
Fabian
Hermans Heinits
Chevy's
Norka
FHA
Reider Revein
Richard Smith
Pati
Inventions and projects in Le Mars classroom notes
Special Education News reports a busy period in the Le Mars class with students drawing airphones, learning sentence structure, and recognizing personal pronouns. The article cites donations from local groups for crafts, notes science themes on the human body, plants, magnets, and nutrition, and records class rotations, attendance, and forthcoming units across grades.
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Clas
le Mars
Farmens
Pheasant harvest data from 1966 survey and 1967 plan
Preliminary results of the 1966 pheasant hunter postcard survey show a harvest of about 1 866 000 roosters in Town last fall, roughly 26 percent higher than 1965. The State Conservation Commission notes the total represents about five thirds of available roosters, with 4.2 hens per rooster for 1967 breeding planning.
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Commission
School Play Onions In the Stow Presented Friday
The School Play titled Onions In the Stow will be presented on Friday. Actors and faculty prepare costumes and sets for a community performance at the school auditorium.
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