27 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
1
Akron Register-Tribune of Akron Iowa lists weekly publication and mailing details with subscription rates for Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Union County readers and notice of second class mail matter status as of September 26 1901.
The Congregational Ladies Aid Society meets at the church on May 4 at 2 p.m. for Guest Day with the overseas bendage project part of the afternoon. The Catholic Daughters of America plan a parish hall gathering May 1 at 7 p.m. George Webern returns from Veterans Hospital improved. The Open Spring Deanery meeting of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women was held at Gehlen High School LeMars on April 20 with Father Dean Walker preaching about obedience to authority.
Edith Gant opened the Lemars spring deanery meeting after lunch with prayer and the pledge. Reports from parish chairs covered organization development public relations Catholic Charities and foreign relief spiritual development and other areas. Father Richard Birdsall spoke on Catholicism in the South noting poverty and need for teachers. The session closed with hymn coffee and door prizes, with attendees from Akron Westfield and area parishes and a parish exhibit on past year's works.
An Ohio State University agronomist urges top pasture yields and efficient meadow production. He notes 80 percent of small grain forage is fertilized, but only one third of pasture lands receive fertilizer, stressing mitogen fertilizer now on grasslands followed by a second application after the first mowing.
Regular meeting April 18 1967 approves building permits for Francis Ziniel Andriew Bredall and Emil Willer in Ak ron and District Town marshal resignation accepted with replacement Marvin Powell to begin April 24 1967. Council approves vacation scheduling and landfill petition postponement while entertaining youth questions on town government. Nearby notices include a proposed county maintenance building and a Plymouth County highway link request.
Akron Public Library received many new juvenile books for kindergarten through fifth grade. Notable titles include The True Book series on animals and birds, The Holiday Book of Jewish Holidays, Spring Holidays, Jelly Bein Reilly, Laura Ingalls Wilder classics, Captain Jack, A Kingdom in a Horse, The Great Dane Thor, Ginnie and The Cooking Contest, Magic Maize, The Truck and Bus Book, and The Bug Book. Two Kai lung Lodge members were honored for long membership: George Beck for 64 years and George VY. Fry for 57 years.
The Plymouth County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in regular session with Chairman Abraham Miller and Supervisors Moritz Plueger Mohning Richardson present. Minutes approve reorganizing the board, designate depositories and salaries, authorize bills, and adopt a resolution for county funds and county official salaries for 1967 including Auditor Clerk Recorder Treasurer Sheriff County Attorney and Board per diem plus deputies and clerks.
The LeMars Iowa Board of Supervisors meeting notes show approvals of reports by O W Sohingel as Mayor of Hinton, cigarette permit for Malcolm Robinson, and bids for lumber and fuel. Low bidders Nebraska Bridge Supply and Lumber Co for 358720.04 and Texaco Inc for 16075.00 awarded with contracts and bonds to be signed. Adjourned sessions record January 23 and 30 1967 with inventory and contracts authorized.
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service reports 6 780 083 dollars in wool and unshorn lamb payments were sent on April 6 1987 to producers who filed 1960 program applications. Lamb payments require 30 day ownership and no showing. Wool support price remains 86 cents per pound with 1 cent rise over 1968.
A. W. Stratton, VA chief benefits director, warns that less than five months remain for World War II veterans to obtain guaranteed loans for home, farm, or business purchases. July 25, 1987 is the absolute cutoff, with Korean War veterans covered by different rules.
Ladies sought to earn a good income by becoming Avon Representatives in their neighborhood. For information, write Mrs. Wilmot Rausch, Box 403, Storm Lake, Iowa 50588.
A note of thanks expresses deep gratitude for the many cards gifts and personal visits received during hospital stay. Special thanks are given to Pastor Roy for his visits and prayers.
Mrs John Daniel expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for visits cards flowers and letters of good wishes during her stay at Akron Hospital. She thanks Dr Samant Dr Trotzig and the hospital staff for their care and kindness.
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