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Akron Register-Tribune editors Ray A and Gerald F Smith publish weekly editions. Subscription rates shown: 2.50 per year, six months 1.25 in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury counties Iowa and Union County MD 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered at Akron post office as second class matter September 20 1901.
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Westfield Write-Ups Highlight Local Visits and Milestones
Special Correspondence notes Miss Neva Neal of Sioux Falls visiting her brother W. B. Neal. Visits planned from Don McDougall and family of Tucson on August 1. Various local families, including Beaubien and Buryanek relatives, gather for birthdays, picnics, and Sunday visits across Westfield, Vermillion, and nearby towns.
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Neva Neal
Sioux Falls
W. B. Neal
Don McDougall
Tucson
Arizona
Ed Nelson
Little Falls
Minn
Nelson
Christine Lungren
Clarence Anderson
Denny
Paynesville
Francis C. Blum
James Trautt
Frank Blum
Blum
Bessie Buryanek
Burke
S. C
Jim Buryanek
Leonard Buryanek
Frank Buryanek
Al Austin
Harold Higman
Sioux City
Will
La Crosse
Wis
Adaville
Phil Beaubien
Levi Kapfer
Peggy Schawager
Patty
Connie
Janice Cathoune
Bernard Beaubien
Deane Clark
Jimmie
Duane Gilbertson
Catherine Foster
Leo Wohl
Mickey
Merrill, Ia
Stella Mae Beaubien
Dixie
Nels Beaubien
Daryl Smith
Blaine and
Blair
Iowest 4 H Club Holds Special Meeting at Hall
Special meeting of the Iowest 4 H Club was held at the Westfield Community Hall July 27. Seven teeners members answered roll call and filled out entry blanks for the Fair. Our club entries for the Fair will be about 21 baby beeves, one beef heifer, two market pigs, and three dairy heifers. Jimmy Ross and Keith Swanson will represent Iowest in the demonstration contest with David Lilly assisting. Reporter Bill Michael.
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Westfield Community Hall
Jimmy Ross
Keith Swanson
David Lilly
Bill Michael
Hay fever season threatens over eight million Americans
The Iowa State Department of Health warns that ragweed pollen, especially in Iowa, will trigger hay fever from mid August to first frost. Remedies include allergy medicines and air filters or air conditioners. A physician should tailor treatment. shots can reduce sensitivity but require yearly, lengthy, costly schedules.
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Hay fever complications linked to infections and asthma risk
Complications from hay fever may lead to infections in the ears nose throat and sinuses. One of every three hay fever victims also suffers asthma which can cause permanent bronchial trouble. It emphasizes the need to be under physician care.
Health for All a Little at a Time
The piece warns that excessive sun exposure ages skin and causes damage. It advises limiting first sun sessions to twenty minutes, increasing gradually, using suntan lotion, reapplying after water, and rechecking protection especially near noon and on reflective surfaces.
The Nation’s Biggest Industry Farming Surpasses Others
A USDA leaflet notes farming is the nation’s largest employer with 7.4 million workers. It surpasses steel auto and transportation combined and attracts over 203 billion dollars in investment. Investment equates to 21,300 dollars per farm employee versus 16,900 in manufacturing.
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New York Stock Exchange
USDA
Akron Iowa PLY Presbyterian Church Service Notice
Rural Route 2 Akron Iowa announces Sunday schedule with 9:00 am Sunday school and 10:00 am worship service Rev W E Smith in charge of services Chas R Kruse pastor leads local church activities
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Akron
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Chas. R. Kruse
W. E. Smith
Westfield School Board Seeks Bids on Bus Tires and Supplies
The Westfield Community School Board invites bids for 760x20 10-ply bus tires both regular and mud-grip with or without exchange, anti-freeze, No 2 fuel oil, regular gas, motor oil, a detergent No 20 W20 and No 10 weight, batteries 12 and 6 volt. Bids due August 14 1961 at the Superintendent's Office. Individual bids requested for each item. board may reject all bids. Arlene Morehead, Secy.
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Westfield Community School Board
Supt
Westfield
Arlene Morehead
Secy
Westfield Congregational Church Schedule and Youth Camp
Chester L. Guinn ministers at Westfield Congregational Church with worship at 9 and 11, church school at 10, council Monday, choir rehearsal Thursday, and a Youth Work Camp August 14 20 at White Earth Indian Reservation Minnesota.
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Chester L. Guinn
Miniater
Wesley Methodist church
White Earth Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Brule Creek Church Notes No Worship This Sunday
Pastor Selmer J. Hilmoe announces no service at Brule Creek Church this Sunday. Members are invited to worship at a neighboring Lutheran church.
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Selmer J. Hilmoe
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest from Akron Files
Ten years ago Akron Red Caps defeated Hawarden 8 to 5 with Swift Morehead Hartman and Milbredt as the battery. They lost their first home game to Anthon 8 to 2. Local visits and travel updates, church and school notices, obits, marriages, harvest festival plans, and a big Harvest Festival and Farm Show planned for Akron August 14.
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Local Skips and Obits From Chatsworth and Akron
Died Isaac Miller of Chatsworth a well known liveryman died July 81 1911 after an appendectomy in a Sioux City hospital aged 70 years. Survivors include wife Amanda and daughter Maude. funeral in Chatsworth with burial in Akron Riverside cemetery. Akron baseball team lost 10 to 2 at LeMars, Fred Webber pitched well but weak team support. Births include a daughter to Arthur Gabel July 28 1911 a son to Ernest Ostrom July 29 1911 a son to Watson July 31 1911 and a daughter to John Gilbert August 11 1911.
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Chatsworth
Sioux City
Akron
Amanda
Maude
Akron Riverside cemetery
LeMars
Fred Webber
Arthur Gabel
Ernest Ostrom
Watson
John Gilbert
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