Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
Akron Register-Tribune announces subscription rates: 2.50 per year or 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota, 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published every Thursday in Akron Iowa.Entered as second class mail matter September 26, 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield Write Ups Chronicle Local Visits and Obituary
Westfield notes visits by Emery Goodridge and Cleghorn friends at Arch Lilly home. Weekend guests include Goodsell Fer dig Mays and family from Sioux City. Milton Conway and daughter Judy hosted by Camilla Conway. Brown family from Minneapolis visited Grace Spaulding. Rodney Mahoweld attends college. several locals attended residents’ homes. Obituary: Mrs Phil Beaubien Sr. remembered. sympathy to family. Wayne Knapp named Dean’s List student at Iowa State. WRA officers elected for 1962 63. Ethel Leckley noted for Westfield honor. Goodwill truck to visit Westfield April 26.
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Emery Goodridge
Cleghorn
Iowa
Arch Lilly
Lilly
Goodridge
Charles Mulfinger
Paul Goodsell
Dakota City
Nebr
Marshall Ferdig
Climbing Hill
John Mays
Sionx City
Wm. Brown
Jeff
Miles
Rodney Mahoweld
Minneapolis
Minn
Grace Spaulding
Begsie Buryanek
Leonard Buryanek
Clyde Wetrosky
Hinton
Andy ‘Neal
Sioux City
W. EB. Neal
Loyd Crouch
Ronnie Macklem
Kelly Sue
Mabel Lilly
Westfield
Wayne Stater
Roger C.i Knapp
Iowa State University
Ames
Cyrus A. Knapp
W.R.A
Women’s Recreation Association
Marcia Tolozing
Karen Vohse
Karen Shaffer
Treas
Ethel Leckley
W.A.A
Ethel
Tuesday Club Notes: April events at Westfield Church
Westfield Tuesday club met at the Church Social rooms with Iris Mulfinger as hostess. Members answered roll call with a Biblical reader. Plans were made for an Art Exhibit on April 13 at the school auditorium and for an Amateur Show on May 25. Grace Spaulding reported on the Akron Convention and Grace Lilly led the Round Table on Chapter 14 Group Leadership.
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Westfield
Iris Mulfinger
Grace Spaulding
Akron
Grace Lilly
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest for Akron Tribune
Items cover 1952 weddings, births, and anniversaries in Akron and nearby towns. Highlights include a 1952 marriage in Vermillion South Dakota, a large Ak ron High School banquet, local births in April 1952, flood observations on the Missouri River, and community notes on civic events and graduated students. Also records a 1902 biographical note, council meeting actions, and a 1962 notice to tag dogs with May 4 deadline.
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Akron Register- Tribune
Donald Banks
Freeman Howard
Sioux City
Missouri River
Kendall
Bulding
Claeys Produce Co
Akron
Karl Rogosch
A.H.S
Nellie Hull
Homemaking Hints and Federation Meetings Announced
LaVonne Bubak announces Home Life Training School for 4 H Leaders and mothers in Elk Point and Albester on April 26 and 28 featuring Ella Ollenburg and a State Federation project Senior Citizens. Guest speaker Induk Pahk discusses Korea and the Orient at Beresford May 9 with Legion Hall luncheon. tickets available by April 30. Hospital Auxiliary thanks donors and public for support. Berneice Snyder Pub. Ch.
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LaVonne Bubak
Elk Point
S. D
Alcester
Ella Ollenburg
State Federation
Beresford
South
School Lunch Cooks to Be Certified in Iowa Plan
Town's school lunch cooks may become certified in their profession, under plans of the State Department of Public Instruction. A certifying short course will start this summer at Iowa State University in Ames, jointly sponsored by the Institutional Management Department.
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Iowa State University
Iowa School Lunch Division
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Marketing Service
Food Distribution Division
Towa
State Department of Public Instruction
Ames
Institutional Management Department of
The
Critique of Rehabilitation Practices by Law Enforcement
A letter to officials argues that leniency in sentencing parole and probation contributes to rising crime. It condemns repeated offenders evading full punishment while praising rehabilitative aims and recognizing overburdened officers and outdated clemency rules.
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FBI
Administration of
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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