Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
The Akron Register Tribune lists subscription rates of 2.50 per year and 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota. Elsewhere 3.00 per year. Published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered as second class matter September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield Rural Carriers Meet and Local Group Events
Plymouth County rural letter carriers plan a June quarterly meeting in Westfield with the Pilgrim Fellowship serving a 6:00 p.m. dinner. Local visits include Moffatt and Lewison families, with Ed Nelson hosting guests and a Kingsley trip for dinner. A joint April 23 meeting of County Board, Education Board, and Westfield School Committee is scheduled, followed by the Spring Festival on April 16 featuring local bands and a Sioux City recreation band.
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Plymouth County
Westfield
Pilgrim Fellowship
Esther Moffatt
Allen Moffatt
Lyle
Jo Moffatt
John Vandebrank
Slayton
Minnesota
Richard Memkin
Jeffers
Everett Harkness
LeMars
Sioux City Recreation Department
Congregational Church
Congregational
Pilgrim Heights
Montour
Iowa
P.F
Montana
Nelson Ranch
Livingston
The
United Church of Christ
Dixie Beaubien
Carolyn Brown
Byun Sang Sik
Board of Education
Westfield Community School
Anderson
Akron
Janssen
Lease
Notice to Public Allowing Sand Pit Fishing
A notice states fishing is allowed in the sand pit on the author’s property with a permit at 25 cents per day. Permits are obtainable at 96 Sargent between eight and eleven in the morning. Those without a permit face prosecution for trespassing and the author is not responsible for accidents. Signed Mrs. A. Baker.
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Sargent
A. Baker
National Cancer Control Month drives volunteers door to door
June is National Cancer Control Month urging neighbors to volunteer for door to door cancer education. The notice lists area chairs and representatives by town across Plymouth County including Portland Preston Westfield Grant Elgin America Mead ow Sioux Perry Hancock Union Garfield Elk Horn and other locales.
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Plymouth County
N. W
Allen VanderHelm
Portland
John C. Popken
Preston
Ralph Taylor
Westfield
Edmund Blum
Donald Boetger
Johnson
Art Netley
N. C
Dean Rowe—Grant
Vernon Renken
Elgin
Harold Albert
Washington
Harold Jelken
America
Gil Berkenpass
N. E
Henry Krogman
Fredonia
Robert Schnepf
Meadow
Marion
Elmer Schroeder
Remsen
James Morgan
S. W. Chairman
Frank Emmick
Sioux
Worth Banks
Liberty
Harold LaBahn
Hancock
Lester Williams
Perry
Walking for Health: A Simple American Habit
A persuasive column urges reclaiming walking in daily life. It contrasts driving with strolling to mail a letter or shop, notes benefits to brain function and circulation, cites the Iowa State Department of Health, and encourages children and adults to walk more for fitness and well being.
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America
Iowa
Final 1964 Plymouth County Feed Grain signup figures
Plymouth County farmers signaled 84,124 diverted acres and 2,019 farms participate, the highest since 1961. Final payables total 2,968,282 with 1,170,774 advanced via drafts mailed by April 3. Eligible producers receive 16 cents per bushel price support and potential price support loans.
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Plymouth County
Shop the newspaper ads for great saving before you buy
Local shoppers are urged to browse newspaper ads to compare prices and find the best deals before making purchases. Advertisers highlight discounts and limited-time offers across categories, encouraging smart buying and saving money this shopping period.
April 18 US C Math Contest and Local Activities
Akron students will represent at the University of South Dakota math contest April 18 in Vermillion, with participants across divisions I to IV. District convention in Sac City elected Chris Bjernstad president, plus officers and cabinet named. FHA noted turn-about day with penalties for laggards and a red and white dress day, plus a humorous window cleaner incident during a school play.
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Akron
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
di Vision
Daryl Frisk
Susan Henrich
Linda Heyl
Jeff Baker
Scott Swift
Karen Wise
Dan Henrich
Scott Baker
Susan Nylund
Mullin
Henrich
Jackie Henrich
Elaine Dewey
Sharon Fletcher
Sac City
Chris Bjernstad
Spencer
Chris Philips
Joyce Emmeck
Rockwell City
Owen Anderson
Sioux City- East
Kent Baker
Woodbury Central
Paul Spade
Sioux City-Riverside
AHS
Ken Milbrodt
Alan Hemmingsen
FHA
Beatle Fan Susie Enjoys Listening Groove
A brief note describes Susie as a devoted Beatle fan who loves listening to the band. Her enthusiasm highlights the cultural impact of the group and its enduring appeal among fans.
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Susie
Senior Edith Granstrom and classmate Mike Orris profile
An Akron high school profile highlights Edith Granstrom known as Susie. It notes her family, church, favorite subjects, goals after graduation, and a playful quotation about time. It also profiles Mike Dean Orris, his magic hobby, reliability with names, and his aims to provoke laughter, with details on family background and school activities.
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Tom Tryon
Annette Funicello
Edith Granstrom
Wendell Granstrom
Edith
Susie
N.E.T
Bigger farms mean higher land values in Iowa says ISU expert
Iowa State University economist Willard Maas notes rising land values driven by desire to farm more acres. Land values climbed about 9 per acre in 1963 to 250 on November 1, tied to broker surveys. Limited capital remains the biggest drag, while high grade land remains scarce and stays in strong hands. regional gains vary from 1 to 5 percent with Eastern high grade land at 432 per acre.
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Iowa
Willard Maas
Iowa State University
Maas
Mike joins Army after graduation from Church of Christ
Dramas and preparations filled the day as the all-school play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ran at 1 PM and 8 PM. Profits reached about 123 dollars for the Junior Prom fund while costumes pleased the audience, with some borrowed from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion.
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University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Karen Wise Wins Student Body President in April Vote
On April 8 the student body heard platform speeches from Karen Wise Kathy Kenny and Dan Henrich in the gym. After entertainment for the campaign slogans votes were cast on April 9 and Karen Wise was announced as president elect. An inaugural ball is tentatively set for April 17.
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Karen Wise
Kathy Kenny
Dan Henrich
Elwood
AHS Freshman Wins Second in Regional Science Fair
Marc Thorson, an AHS freshman, earned second place in the physics section of the Junior Division at the Regional Science Fair held last Saturday at the University of South Dakota. The tenth annual event welcomed junior and senior high students from the USD Science Fair region.
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Marc Thorson
AHS
University of South Dakota
Caution urged to cut fire toll with simple rules
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges smokers to use ashtrays, extinguish all matches and cigarettes, break matches away from children, and avoid smoking in bed to reduce fires that killed 11,800 people last year and caused over $1 billion in losses. TV ads are met with mockery by some readers.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Iowa Public School Tuition Costs 1963 64 Report Summary
Iowa districts with approved four year high schools report high school tuition per pupil from 1288.65 to 359.98 with average 605.92 in 1963-64 based on prior year costs. Elementary tuition ranges 631.64 to 206.28, average 361.12. Costs include general fund and operating items but exclude tuition payments and capital outlay.
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Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Schoolhouse Fund
Supreme Court
Walnuts Out and Other Plantings Available at Ames Nursery
The State Conservation Commission Forest Nursery near Ames reports black walnuts are unavailable for planting along with red cedar ninebark Russian olive and wild grape for the rest of the season. Other stock remains plentiful including white red and Austrian pines Ponderosa and Scotch pines plus wildlife plantings like dogwood caragana honeysuckle Siberian crab and multiflora rose. Nearly two million trees and shrubs have been sold for wildlife and conservation. Orders remain open until supply runs out and are for erosion control wildlife cover or woodlot plantings only.
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State Conservation Commission
Forest Nursery
Ames
Soil Conservation
ASCS
Spring Clean-Up urged to remove hazards and improve safety
Iowa urges homeowners farmers and businesses to tidy spaces remove clutter and fire and accident hazards. Readers should discard rubbish check cords fuse boxes store gasoline and kerosene outdoors in metal cans away from buildings and out of reach of children. Ensure proper storage and reduce risk of fires and poisoning.
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St. Catherine’s Guild
Robert Welch
Ray Welch
Wm. Popken
Goodwill Industries
Dwight Brown
June
S. C
Milton Spies
Raymond Besker
Stanton
Allen Weidauer
Hungerford
Don van Evers
Lincoln
Cecil Lang
S.E
H. W. Sibley
Union
Marvin Smith
Henry
Virgil Jastram
Elkhorn
Eldon Roepke
Garfield
Dana Vannersdel
William Phillips
Alve Ericson
Ed Nelson
Merrill
Eldon Lake
Hinton
Elvin Held
Kingsley
Norman Bolser
Brunsville
Jack McHale
Craig
Lola Morey
Struble
Bruno Brunken
Seney
Albert Olson
Lawrence Nusbel
Feed Grain Program
Raider Review
Akron Community School
USC
FFA
Parade of Stars
Meriden-Cleghorn
Mike Orris
Mike
Chad Mitchell
Paul
Paul Dean Orris
Dean Orris
Church of Christ
Pat
Teresa
Rebeccah
Deborah
John
Bob
Student Body
Olds
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Mimetscigut
Starawee
Super 60
Dynamic 00
Metstar
Kerr Motor Company
Lowa
al Araritl
Eto Ieee
Mesa
Northwestern Bell
United States Brewers Association
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Osceola
Antarctica
U.S
Guy
Akron Savings Bank
First National Bank
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