Westfield News notes spring concert and local events
Special correspondence from Westfield reports the school spring concert on April 20 by the music department, local visits by families, and two new babies in town. It mentions attendance at The Fantasticks in Akron, a school carnival looming, Easter travel home and return, new trailer home moves, and family birthdays and hospital births. It also covers district WW W officers elected, and poster contests with winners Diane Ryan and Karen Hoffman, whose posters advance to state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welch
Joliet
Veron Lias
Michelle Lynn
Romaine Nedved
South Sioux City
Westfield
Ye Olde Opera House
Akron
Yankton College
Larry Faust
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Roger Kurtenbach
Baby
Walt Hummel
Bruce Hummel
Vermillion Hospital
Frank Welch
Emma Dahl
Ed Nelson
Eber Waterman
Kingsley
George Berns
Doris Berns
W.W.W.-1
Hinton
Diane Ryan
Linda Brundeen
Karen Hoffman
Cheryle Soloman
Liz Robeack
Christine Waddell
Beth Leckley
Tiller
E. W. Mass
Denver
Colo
Marshall Barr
Bessie
Redmond
Klauer Bros
Johnson Pool Hall
Sioux City
Library Notes on Caldwell Mayer Hunt and National Book Week
The column reviews Dynasty of Death, Follow the River, and A World Full of Animals, highlighting 19th century firearms dynasty, frontier settlement, and humane animal treatment. It promotes National Book Week April 18 to 24 and urges lifelong self education with library resources for any subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Caldwell
America
Albert Mayer
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
John Hunt
Local Student Wins National Science and Engineering Award
Jill D. Tindall, a seventh grader at Akron Community High School in Akron Iowa, earned a Winners Medallion in the Tomorrow's Scientists and Engineers program for her project Fixed Planets in Space. The program, open to grades 7 through 12, is the largest of its kind, highlighting achievements in science and engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill D. Tindall
Akron
Iowa
Chatsworth social notes reflect a busy Hartley area week
Chatsworth Chats record numerous visits and dinners across Hartley Akron Hawarden Sioux City and Chamberlain Including Henry Collmann Clara Collmann and Ralph Collmann plus extended family. Notable mentions include hospital visit for Henry Collmann and a funeral in Sioux City for Mr Hart's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Collmann
Clara Collmann
Ralph
Hartley
Iowa
Cal Robertson
Gerhard Moller
Alvin Collmann
Delhi
G. Moller
H. Collmann
Bud Pecks
Jack Lake
Harold Buchman
Reuben Buchman
Akron
Sioux City
Albert Frerichs
Clara Satthoff
Franklin Hemmelrick
Judy Liston
Hawarden
F. Hemmelrick and Son
Cass Dennison
Jack Hemmelrick
Tim Repp
Frank Hemmelrick
A. DeRaad
Mrs. A. DeRaad
George Beeler
Friendship and Service Club meets April eight at Elvira Nielsen home
Friendship and Service Club met April 8 at Elvira Nielsen residence with Sue Higman co host. Fifteen members answered roll call and Joy Dirks presented Federation News Flash. Kay Erks led program comparing now schools with Granny's textbooks. Lunch served by hostesses. Secretary Mary Ellen Caskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship and Service Club
Elvira Nielsen
Sue Higman
Joy Dirks
Federation
Kay Erks
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Register
Items from the Akron Register-Tribune note a partial solar eclipse scheduled for Friday between 5 and 6 pm. Akron’s baseball team lost 8 to 5 at Hinton. Adaville reports no Sunday services as Rev. Boyd travels to Moville to preach. 1921 and 1951 entries recount deaths, births, robberies, and local events with names like Joseph Crow, Art Rozell, Jans, Lugers, Graves, Mass, Bessie, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Hinton
Adaville
F. M. Boyd
Moville
Joseph Crow
Art Rozell
Chas, Jans
Ben Lugers
J. P. Graves
Missionary Phillip Luttie to Speak at ALC Women’s Conference
Southeast Conference Convention of the American Lutheran Church Women will hear Missionary Phillip Luttie of Japan in Canton on Thursday April 29 at 10 a.m. The program includes Bible study, devotions, two musical performances by the Academy Choir Canton and Motion Choir Hudson, a drugs discussion and a noon luncheon. Luttie, born in Minneapolis, served in Nagoya, Japan since 1952 and is currently on furlough with his wife and four children residing in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Phillip Luttie
Japan
American Lutheran Church Women's Conference
Canton
Luther Theological Seminary
University of Minnesota
Lutheran Bible Institute
Luttio
Nagoya
Luttios
Minneapolis
Academy Choir
Motion Choir
Hudson
S.D
A.L.C.W
Tuesday Coffee League Bowls Late Scores and Honors
In the week of April 13 1971 the Lucille Balls team won 37 to 19 and Carol Chaning tied at 31 25 Totie Fields 30 26 Racy Welch 27 29 Debbie Reynolds 27 29 Carol Burnett 16 40 Totie Fields led high team series 1453 high team game 521 Marie Henke and Joy Dirks led individual series 537 and 501 with Marie Henke 207 and Joy Dirks 190 in individual games Split conversions listed and 25 pins over average honors awarded to Bernice Clifton Marie Henke Joy Dirks Judy Swift LeJoyce Jacobs Emma Nielsen with several bowlers over par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirks Motor
Pepsi-Cola
Akron Savings Bank JoAnn Cafe
Caskey Truck Line
Harvey's Hardware
Nielsen Service
Small's Trucking
Hartmann Bros
McPherson's Variety
Rods Ford
Farmers' Co-op
Dirks Hardware
Thorson Drug Babys First National Bank
Akron Feed Mill
Rod's Ford
Willer Real Estate
Paul's Iga
Callahan Oil
Hospital
Legion Post
Lawrence Maynard
Lorraine Kay
Merlin Trometer
Anaugh
Neva Hawks
Marilyn Titus
Ed Hartmann
Etta Huff
Jo Small
Merlin
Trometer
High Ind
Lois Klemme
Hertha Hartmann
Commercial Bowling League
Jean Martin
Farmers Coop
First National Bank
Westfield Elevator
Triple F
Wells Blue Bunny
Dean Hemmelman
Jim Henrickson
Phil Beaubien
Bob Hieb
Oeidk
Lucille Ball
Carol Channing
Totie Field
Racquel Welch
Debbie Reynold
Carol Burnett
Totie
Marie Henke
Joy Dirks
Marge Molten
Rita Foley
Betty Halwey
Virginia Leckley
Bernice Clifton
Judy Swift
LeJoyce Jacobs
Emma Nielsen
Thank you note to St Lukes East visitors
Henry F Steinert expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards flowers and visits received while a patient at St Lukes East in Sioux City. He extends special thanks to Pastor Durwood Clauson for visits and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lukes East
Sioux City
Durwood Clauson
Henry F. Steinert
SCORE chapter to hold April meeting in Sioux City
The Sioux City SCORE Service Corps of Retired Executives Chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting on April 28, 1971, in the Sioux Room of the Rodeway Inn at 10:00 a.m. Chapter Chairman Jack Robinson invites interested Siouxland businessmen to attend as SBA sponsored counselors provide interviews and management counseling and explain SBA programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Small Business Administration
Sioux City
Thursday Night Mixed Bowling League Results
The April 15 1971 league reports Cardinals 31 25 Twins 300 26 Mets 300 26 Yanks 30 8 Dodgers 28 28 Senators 1937 high games Eunice Klemme 216 209 Marilyn Heeren 201 Buzz Henke 209 Kervyn Heeren 198 185 high series Eunice Klemme 606 Marilyn Heeren 512 Marie Henke 454 Kerryn Heeren 560 Buzz Henke 550 Bill Joseph 510 high team game Mets 717 high team series Senators 2020.
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Cardinals
Twins
Mets
Yanks
Dodgers
Senators
Eunice Klemme
Marilyn Heeren
Buzz Henke
Kervyn Heeren
Marie Henke
Kerryn Heeren
Bill Joseph
ISU Winter Quarter Dean List Names 1271 Students
The winter quarter Dean's List at Iowa State University includes 1,271 students. Among them is Charles E. Harris of Akron in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology. Carol Ann Frerichs, daughter of Herb and Mrs. Frerichs of Akron, earned a 4.00 GPA at the American Institute of Business in Des Moines, majoring in Computer Programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Charles E. Harris
Akron
Fisheries and Wildlife Biology
Carol Ann Frerichs
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Carol
Herb Frerichs
Business Administration
Thanks for the Cards During Hospital Stay
Veteran Frenchy Gale from Sioux Falls thanks well wishers for the many cards received while a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran's Hospital
Sioux Falls
Frenchy Gale
Clergy Conference Set in Sioux City April 27
A clergy conference sponsored by the American Cancer Society will be held at the Biltmore restaurant in Sioux City on April 27, 1971. Coffee and registration begin at 9:30 a.m. Moderator is Trevor Baskerville D.D. with speakers including Howard B. Latourette M.D. and Oscar W. Rees. Topics cover clinical cancer and pastoral care of terminal illness. Luncheon at 12:30 with no charge. reservations urged through Rev. George Dunn in Le Mars. Counties involved include Plymouth and Lyon among others in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Register-Tribune
Sioux City
American Cancer Socie
Biltmore
Trevor Baskerville
Mason City
United Methodist Church
Howard B. Latourette
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Oscar W. Rees
St. Luke's Medical Center
Clergmen
Plymouth County
George Dunn
1St Ave. S. W. le Mars
Lyon
Osceola
Sioux
O'Brien
Clay
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Woodbury
Ida
Sac
Monona
Crawford
Mid-Sioux Employment Agency Names Local Liaisons
The Sioux City office of the Iowa State Employment Service reappoints A W Hummel of A W Hummel Co in Westfield and Emil Willer of Willer Real Estate in Akron as Volunteer labor representatives for their communities. A Sioux City office representative will visit Akron regularly to assist the Mid-Sioux agency, offering information on vocational training testing counseling and veteran and disadvantaged services. Contact Mrs Lula Loetz in Akron for details. no fees are charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa State Employment Service
A. W. Hummel
A. W. Hummel Co
Westfield
Emil Willer
Willer Real Estate
Akron
Mid-Sioux Employment Agency
Lula Loetz
Plymouth County Board of Review In Session May 1 to May 31
The Plymouth County Board of Review will hold regular sessions from May 1 to May 31 to review all real estate and personal property assessments. Property owners may file written protests between May 1 and May 20, protest forms available at the Plymouth County Assessor's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Board OF Review
Board of Review
Iowa
Plymouth County
Thanks to Hawarden nurses doctors and friends
Esther Popken expresses gratitude to the nurses Dr Enebee Pastor Roy and all relatives and friends who sent cards and visited during her stay as a patient in Hawarden hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Enebee
Pastor Roy
Hawarden Hospital
Esther Popken
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Ray A. Smith
Plymouth
Town
Union County
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Library Notes
Extra Journal
Chatsworth
Mae Lamoureaux
Marie McInnis
Nellie Burnight
Henry Ludwigs
John Ludwigs
St. Joseph's Hospital
James
Lake
Wes Crow
Charles Hendricks
Don Hendricks
Chicago
Clinois
Merle Lundberg
Alcester
Everett
Ed Repp
John Brinkman
Princeton
Minnesota
Anna Nelson
Frances Hart
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Mr. Hart
Akron Hospital
Mary Ellen Caskey
Rural Home Culture Club
Birdie Harris
Lillian Gorney
Blind of
Peggy Naughton
Vietnam
Frances Witt
Regster-Tribune
Raymond Zigtema
Orange City
Blanche Noble
St. John's Lutheran Church
Craig
Ames
Grant Gassman
Henry Dirks
Ed. H. Willer
Wm. Baack
Lee Knapp
Leslie Cornwell, Jr
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Lida M. Bruce
Bruce
Arvid A. Johnson
LeMars
Industrial Bowling League
Akron Women's
Akron Lumber Company
Nelson Hatchery
Awkward Club
Barwicks Implement
Moormans
Dirks Motor No. 1
Arvins Standard
Acco
Akron Body Shop
L. Maynard
E. Gabel
Delmer Fickbohm
H. Taylor
R. Raabe
Score News
Civic Bowling League
Garvins Vets
Kerr Motor
Taylor Trucking
Akron Bowl
Chatsworth Elevator
Don Kapfer
Studemy ‘T News
Mid-Sioux Employment Agency News
Akron Community Theater
Sumner Arthur Long
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