Akron Register-Tribune Publisher and rates notice
Akron Register-Tribune editors and proprietors Ray A Smith and Gerald F Smith publish the paper from Akron Iowa. Subscription rates are 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. Published every Thursday at Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
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Plymouth County
Westfield Write Ups Special Correspondence
Westfield community notes detail social visits Easter services and family events at local homes. The Amateur Show was rescheduled to May 3, and residents including Gibbons Hawks Lillys Maynards and Weeks are mentioned alongside church services and Easter gatherings.
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Westfield
E. Gibbons
al. Hawks
Ina Stevens
Barnight
Hawarden
Beever
Dorothy Seyler
Ed. Nelson
Clare Lilly
Royal Broderson
Elk Point
Westfield Congregational Church
Larry Michael
Vermillion
Marge Welch
Briar Cliff
Sioux City
Carolyn Lilly
Ames
Barry Knapp
Iowa City
Delbert Maynard
Delbert
Dewey Maynard
Lula Weeks
Ivyl Knapp
David ‘Lilly
David Junior
Carolyn
Jennie Lilly
Randall
Barry
Congregational Church
Bill” Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
M. P. Spaulding
D. M. Isenberg
Pierson
Iowa
Arch Lilly
Paul R. Lilly
Scott
Marsha Jo
Jimmy
Boone
Albert
Walker
Amatuer Show and PTA Play Arsenic and Old Lace in Westfield
The Westfield Tuesday Club hosts the Amateur Show on May 3 at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium. Also the Westfield PTA presents Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace this Friday and Saturday at 8 p m in the same venue with a large local cast and the proceeds funding playground equipment for lower grades.
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Westfield Parent-Teacher Association
Joseph Kesselring
Westfield
Westfield Community School Art Exhibit Opens April 26
The 24th annual Art Exhibit of Westfield Community School sponsored by the Tuesday Club will be held on Tuesday April 26 in the school auditorium. Open house starts at 1 pm with a silver tea. Miss Margaret Pederson Sioux City art supervisor will judge the work and speak at 2 pm.
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Westfield
Audi
Westfield Community School
Tuesday Club
Margaret Pederson
Sioux City
Muskies to be stocked in Iowa natural lake program
Northern Muskellunge from Wisconsin stock will be transplanted into a handful of Iowa natural lakes as a reintroduction effort. The stock promises strong fighting and eating qualities and may prey on other fish, though chances of catching one are slim. Good anglers may boast if they land a musky.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Morningside Science Exposition set for April 28 29
Morningside College will stage its 33rd annual science exposition April 28 and 29 with about 65 students presenting 44 demonstrations. Visitors can view physics tank experiments, biology, chemistry and home economics displays across three floors of A. W. Jones Hall, plus rocket firing on the campus lawn and a tour of the O'Donoghue observatory with the electric reflector telescope.
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Morningside College
Siouxland High School
A. W. Jones
O'Donoghue Observatory
Jones Science Hall
Early reseal oats may be delivered before April 30
Farmers with 1958 crop oats under reseal may deliver grain early to the Plymouth County ASC Office. They receive a full year’s storage payment of 12 cents per bushel for the reseal period, even with early delivery. Early delivery clears the nonrecourse loan if the grain meets quality standards, aiding orderly movement and CCC stock disposal amid strong oats demand.
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Plymouth County
ASC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Death of Mrs William Nall in Akron
Mrs William Nall longtime Akron resident dies at 72 years in poor health. Funeral services scheduled Friday at 2:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church. An obituary will be published next week. Also sale items offered at Register-Tribune Office including office supplies.
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William Nall
Akron
First Baptist Church
Thinking on Your Feet Proves Key for 4-H Youth
From Don's Desk Don Fleming notes the growing importance of clear explanations in society. He argues that ability to think on your feet determines occupational success and that early cultivation helps youth through 4-H demonstration teams to build confidence while presenting.
4-H Demonstration Contest At County And State Fairs
Demonstration teams may showcase their work at County and State Fairs. 4-H members should start choosing topics and review available office materials. Enrollment sheets for Agricultural Clubs must be in by May 16 to receive credit and to be eligible to show at the fair.
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Abby Brewster
Nella Lilly
Harper
Jack Knapp
Teddy Brewster
David Lilly
Brophy
Donald Boetger
Officer Klein
Harry Gries
Martha Brewster
Vera Ross
Elaine Harper
Martha Mae Anderson
Mortimer Brewster
Carl Luse
Mr. Gibbs
Virgil Ross Jonathan Brewster
Worth Banks
Einstein
Keith Knapp
O'Hara
Jim Mansfield
Rooney
Norbert Isert
Witherspoon
Roger Banks
P.T.A
Massey-Ferguson
Dak
Morningside
Harold J. Ekstrand
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Don Fleming
County Extension
Kent
Farmers Co-op
Terrace Park
Betty Crocker Softa
General Mills
Box
Robert Pollock
Chatsworth, Iowa
Gene Wakeman
DeKalb
Ambrose Feauto
Vincent Feauto
C. V. McNaughton
Iowa Public Service
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty
Des Moines
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