Akron Register-Tribune publication details in Iowa ad
The notice lists subscription rates of 2.50 per year six months 1.25 in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota 3.00 per year elsewhere It states publication is every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa and that it is entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield community notes and school exhibit planned
Westfield Congregational Ladies' Aid meets April 16 at 2 p.m. in church rooms with hostesses and program on Christian contributions to nation building. Contributions for Goodwill Industries and Church World Service may be left at Betty Brown's. Various local social and church events are noted, including Pilgrim Fellowship, a school art exhibit April 18 with University of South Dakota student judge, and updates on the local school petition and accreditation discussions with the county board and State Department.
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid Soa
Helen Lias
Pauline Lias
Hertha Roberts
Evelyn Banks
Goodwill Industries
Church World Service
Betty Brown
Faust
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Church
Gordon Knapp
Pilgrim Heights
Byun Sang Sik
Westfield Community School
David Peterson
University of South Dakota
Peterson
Westfield School Committee
County Board of Education
Leadl
Westfield Board
State Department of Public Instruction
State Supreme Court
State Board
Johnston
Iowa
Local group seeks school control and quality in Iowa
A Des Moines based organization April 16 invited inquiries from members and supporters. Officers answered questions from the committee secretary as the group described itself as a state wide effort to keep school control in local hands while improving their quality.
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Ganization, Inc
Des Moine
Jack Knapp
Local airmen reassigned after technical finance training
Special to the Register Tribune from Sheppard AFB Texas Airman Third Class James A Gabel son of Mr and Mrs James S Gabel of Akron Iowa is being reassigned to Kirtland AFB Albuquerque NM after completing the technical training course for United States Air Force accounting and finance specialists here He studied payment and collection procedures appropriations and general ledger entries with emphasis on travel and military pay He is a graduate of Akron Community High School and attended Iowa State University before entering the Air Force in October 1963 Special to Register Tribune from Sheppard AFB Texas Airman Third Class Thomas H Matkin II son of Mrs Alberta Matkin of 550 Haskell Akron Iowa is being reassigned to Charleston AFB South Carolina after graduation from the same training course He studied Air Force payment and collection procedures appropriations and general ledger entries with emphasis on travel and military pay He is a graduate of Akron Community High School and a former student at the College of Automation Des Moines Iowa He entered the Air Force in October 1963.
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Register-Tribune
Sheppard Afb
Tex
James A. Gabel
James S. Gabel
Akron
Iowa
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
N. M
United States Air Force
Gabel
Air Force
Akron Community High School
Iowa State University
Register Tribune
Thomas H. Matkin
Alberta Matkin
Haskell
Charleston Afb
S.C
Matkin
The
College of Automation
Des Moines
1964 Feed Grain signup reported in Union County
As of March 27 1984 Union County farmers signed up 1167 farms for the 1964 Feed Grain Program. Chairman Ralph Smith says the 7 week signup ended with 438357 acres diverted from corn grain sorghum and barley based on 1959 60 base plantings. Total estimated payments exceed 1.18 million dollars not counting fall price supports. National totals show 812146 farms signed up diverting 20867400 acres with about 587 million in diversion payments. The goal is to align production with demand, reduce stocks and cut costs, with diversions qualifying for payments and loans.
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Union County
Ralph Smith
Union County Committee
Smith
Journalists scarce as Iowa programs face demand
Directors of Iowa University's three largest journalism programs report vast employer interest in 1963 with 450 job inquiries but only 103 graduates available. The piece urges investigation of journalism programs, job opportunities, and scholarships amid ongoing scarcity of qualified reporters.
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Iowa
FHA Style Show Set For April Fourteenth At Akron
AHS brief notes upcoming events including a campaign for student body president with speeches on April 8 and voting Thursday morning. The Akron FHA Chapter will present its third annual Style Show on April 14 at 8:00 p.m with Home Ec and FHA dress designs and later install new officers led by President Jeanne Plueger.
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Library Club
Voc, Ag
Holstein Relays
FFA
AHS
Weldos
Daniel Henrich
Kathy Kenny
Karen Wise
Akron
FHA
Janet Gerrietts
Jeanne Plueger
Home Ec
Donna Frerichs
Mary Campbell
Connie Harvey
Dianne ‘Willer
Carla Heyl
Mary Gossard
Sheryl Hillrichs
Marlys Nannen
Susie Sypherd
All School Play to Be Presented April 9
AHS students have prepared the humorous play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. The performance starts at 8:00 PM with 65 cent adults and 35 cent student admission. Costumes from the 1920s will be worn and the cast and directors have worked hard.
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AHS
Cornelia Skinner
Emily Kimbrough
AHL
Rock Rapids
Senior of the Week profiles at Akron school
The feature highlights Carol Gant born May 1 1946 in Akron and Mullin Henrich born March 18 1946, plus Wanda Ann Brown of LeMars Iowa born July 19 1946, detailing their church, family, hobbies, activities, and future plans in music teaching government and airline hostess studies with tastes in cars, songs, and humor.
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Carol
Akron
Steve Gant
Donald
Gerald
Charles
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
James Garner
Doris Day
Mullin
Wanda Ann Brown
Wanda
LeMars
Iowa
Wallace Brown
Jerrine
Wayne
Pat
Bill
Methodist Church
Pep Club
FHA
Norka
Raider Review
Glee
Parris
Ford
Natalie Wood
AHS
Senior Roger Frerichs highlighted in Akron IA
The feature profiles Roger Frerichs son of Mr. and Mrs. Louise Frerichs, born September 26 1945, a Lutheran Church attendee. He enjoys blue, steak, Bonanza and The Beverly Hillbillies, eyes on a future in farming or Navy. He takes American Government Workkeeping Typing Vocational Agriculture and participates in FFA and A Club.
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Roger Frerichs
Louise Frerichs
Roger
Marcille
Bonnie
Louie
Dan Blocker
Mary Tyler Moore
Navy
Army Medical Specialist Corps anniversary marked
The Army Medical Specialist Corps celebrates its seventeenth anniversary on April 16. The corps includes dietitians, occupational and physical therapists, with roots in World War I and Regular Army status granted in 1947. It offers practicums, internships, and graduate programs, with officer commissions available to qualified dietitians, therapists, and occupational therapists. Information is available from the Fifth U.S. Army Recruiting District in Chicago or the local recruiter in LeMars.
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Army Medical Specialist Corps
Army Medical Service
AMSC
Women's Medical Specialist Corps
U. S. Army
West Pershing Road
Iowa School Bus Driver Training Reaches Year Two
A total of 3,923 drivers from 464 school districts completed the second year of a four year training program.80 centers statewide sponsor the course with topics on emergency driving and first aid. Instructors include Ivan L. Eland Peter Mazula Sgt. Robert Glenn and Arthur Roberts.
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Iowa State Department of Public Istruction
Extension Division
The
State College of Iowa
Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Iowa Drivers Education Association
Ivan L. Eland
Peter Mazula
Malcolm Price Laboratory
Robert Glenn
Iowa Highway Patrol
Arthur Roberts
Division of Transportation
Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Education matters even if leaving school seems needed
The text argues that quitting school is rarely necessary and urges completing education via night school, trade school, or correspondence courses. It emphasizes education's value in a tough job market where employment often goes to the most educated people.
Iowa Farmers Divert 3.6 Million Acres Under Program
A Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa farmers will divert a record 3.6 million acres from normal production this year under the feed grain program. The federal government likely pays about $150 million in price support and diversion payments. last year 2.4 million acres were diverted with $130 million paid. Iowa Stabilization Chairman Fred R. McClain of Nevada said 120,005 farms were signed in before the deadline last Friday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Fred R. McClain
Nevada
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