Easter Hope and Joy Rise Like Lilies of Spring
Easter message speaks of solemn joy and comfort for families. It notes renewal of brotherhood and the miracle of the season, wishing peace and blessing to loved ones during Easter time.
07 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1977
Page
1
Easter message speaks of solemn joy and comfort for families. It notes renewal of brotherhood and the miracle of the season, wishing peace and blessing to loved ones during Easter time.
Akron Golf Club hosts its annual Spring Fling on Saturday April 30 with a social hour from 8 to 9 pm and dancing by the Country Jesters from 9 pm to 1 am. Jerry Olson chairs the ticket committee with Vern Heeren and Harvey Klemme. decorating by Ray and Romona Weenink and others. lunch committee led by Harry Hills with Allen Vander Helm and others. Tickets are $4 in advance and $5 at the door.
The column highlights Easter meals with two recipes Green Beans with Cheese and Strawberry Salad. It includes ingredient lists and steps, comments on preparation, and a tip about hard boiled eggs for next week. Reader note: plan church attendance and enjoy April showers.
The Akron Community School board and staff express gratitude to Vernon Price Friendship and Service Club patrons teachers and others connected with the Shee Haw production. They also thank donors who supported the playground equipment drive and those who helped reach the goal. Charles E. Eskra superintendent notes the improvements will benefit kids for years.(State note: overlong. trimmed for clarity.)
A string of family gatherings in Kearney and Akron Nebraska closes with confirmations at Trinity Lutheran and visits spanning from Sioux City to Marco Island. Notable attendees include Ty Ryan Janice Morehead and Sharyl Carlson with extended kin amid confirmations and dinners.
Mr and Mrs Donald Hoffman of Merrill announce the engagement of their daughter Irene Marie to Dennis Duane Dewey, son of Mr and Mrs Jim Wakeman of Westfield. No wedding date has been set.
Beacom couple of Sioux City announce Jason Phillip born March 15 1977 at 8 lb 8 oz 21 inches with Kathy Bernard as mother. Counterman family reports Anthony Warren born March 30 1977 to S P Counterman Elk Point at Akron hospital, weighing 6 lb 7 oz with siblings Shawn Paul 10 and Shannon Renee 2. Sara Ann Theeler born March 29 1977 at Akron hospital weighs 8 lb 1 oz. Grandparents and great grandparents listed. gift notice for Akron Register Tribune subscriptions.
Akron Register-Tribune is a Plymouth County Iowa newspaper published weekly on Thursdays. The entry lists Francis Shorty Hazel as a manager, Vergene Hazel as editor, with subscription rates of 87.00 per year, 4.00 for six months in local counties, and 8.00 per year elsewhere including Sioux and Woodbury counties and Union county South Dakota.
A dated listing of multiple church circles and organizations with meeting times from April 7 to April 14. Items include St John Lutheran Harmony circle 1 30 p m Westfield Congregational Ladies Aid 2 p m Adaville United Methodist Women 1 30 p m Embroidery club 3 p m Immanuel Lutheran L C W 2 p m Good Friday store closings 1 to 3 p m Easter Sunday events Eastern Star 8 p m Johnson Jr. Farmers 4 H 7 30 p m St John Lutheran A L C W Love circle 8 p m Book and Thimble club 2 p m Chicken Little 6 p m Trinity Lutheran study group 2 p m United Methodist Women general meeting 2 p m TOPS club 893 7 30 p m American Legion 8 p m School board Friendship and Service club 8 p m.
CAAT Book and Thimble club met March 29 at Thelma Sieglaff’s home with special guest Henry Tordoff of the Plymouth county soil conservation service. He spoke on soil erosion and its control using word and picture. Fourteen members answered roll call with I intend to plant.
Rural Home Culture club met April 1 at 2 p m at Margaret Adams home with lunch, flag salute, and club collect. Seven members answered roll call, one guest attended, Gladys reported on international affairs, and upcoming events included a Plymouth county Federated Women’s club convention on April 14 hosted by Merrill Women’s club, plus a May 9 visit to Le Mars work activity center. Cleo Tindall and Esther Neunacher presented on equal rights for women and insurance practices affecting women. Evelyn Claesson hosted on April 5, Edith Gant reviewed Snow Stars and Wild Honey by George Morril.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wagner of Burbank South Dakota observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 00 to 4 30 p m Sunday April 17 at the New Legion hall Elk Point hosted by their son Donald Wagner Carrol Wagner of Colorado The couple Alma Eidem and Clarence Wagner were married January 12 1927 and have lived in the community all their married life Relatives and friends are invited gifts requested not.
Joyce Thorson named chairman of a C/F-AThon in Akron by Raymond A. Palis, Iowa CF Foundation president. The event raises funds for research and care for children with cystic fibrosis and related lung diseases as families learn more about inheritance and carrier risk.
Akron residents are urged by the FFA chapter to save and donate all Akron newspapers on the first and third Friday of each month. The drive supports energy conservation efforts by repurposing paper and reducing waste.
The Akron First Church of Christ ladies served sandwiches cookies and coffee and hosted a bingo party with prizes. Numerous visits and greetings from residents to friends and relatives in Cedar Rapids Westfield Remsen Madison Houston Sioux City and Union Creek were noted along with April Fool's Day treats and a decorative April bulletin.
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