Akron Register-Tribune Title Placeholder Akron Iowa
Akron Register-Tribune published weekly in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Offers subscription rates: $2.50 yearly, $1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties and Union County South Dakota, $3.00 elsewhere. Entry details indicate second class mail matter date September 26 1901.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Wood Bury
Union County
S. D
Westfield Christmas Program and Homecoming Events
The Westfield school year features a Christmas program on December 19 at 4 30 PM with choirs from the entire grade and a high school vocal group. A school board treat will follow for attending children, and homecoming is slated for December 22 with two boys basketball games against Alcester. Past scores include Boys A 76 47 and Girls A 55 60 with top scorers Nick Jackson Sandy Combs and Margo Featherston.
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William French
Ciuvests
Verna French
Veron McKnight
Debbie
Vernon McKnight
Mins
Walter Schmidt
Alcester
Jamie Web“en
Navy ‘Husk
Tim Kelley
Myrna Hummel
David Moffatt
Kay Trobaugh
David Brundeen
Sheryl Banks
Jim Kelley
Westfield
Unity Christian
Unity Chistian
Nick Jackson
Noel: Wieger
Weaitia
Unity Chaikitian
Larry ‘Feast
Basima
Remisen-Union
Remsen-Union
Sandy Combs
L. Featherston
Remsen- Union
Remsens-Union
Sheryl Baris
Carla Husk
Philips
Christmas Seals Join Holiday Traditions Worldwide
The Christmas Seal campaign begins November 16 and has grown into a major annual effort supporting tuberculosis and respiratory disease work. It started in 1907 when a Wilmington clubwoman funded print runs to aid penniless consumptives, aided by a ragged newsboy who quipped Me sistarus gobit. The program now funds research, education, and patient care benefiting health year round.
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Coumany
Wilmington
Delaware
Your Tuberculosis Association
Raider Review Akon Dooming December Wrestling and School News
The December Raider Review covers Akron wrestling results with Dick Anderton Glen Klemmie Bill OConnor and Loren Nielsen winning or pinning opponents. It notes Akron’s December 12 game against Hawarden and includes school news from AS 1B and 2B classes with December activities, Christmas plans, classroom notes, and student reflections.
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Akron
Beresfond
Dick Anderton
Glen Klemmie
Bill O’connor
Loren Nielsen
Hawarden
Christmas Preparations In Fifth And Sixth Grades
In our room Christmas plans abound as we sing carols, write verses, and decorate. Students study colonial life, arithmetic, and fractions while preparing a Christmas program. Mary Snow and Kent Allan hosted treats, and a local boy from the African desert inspires a display. Room mothers Mrs. Klemme and Mrs. Klemme oversee refreshments.
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Mary
Snow
Kent Allan
Sahara
Juns
Baker Haseen
Darwyn Klemme
Harvey Klemme
Clase
Senior Interview Features Linda Heyl and Bill OConnor
On July 29, 1949 Linda Heyl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heyl, is profiled for senior activities. She participates in choir, Lutheran League, band, cheerleading, glee, and class leadership, plans to major in physical education, and hopes for college. Bill OConnor, born October 16, 1949, is active in church groups, football, and academics, with plans to join the service after graduation and advises classmates to enjoy high school.
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Donald Heyl
Louise Heyl
Linda
Roger
Alan
Scotti
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Akvor Red
Fih.a
Glee
Dick van Dyke
Jenny Lewis
Chevelle
Julie Andrews
Petulla Clark
Beach Boys
Willis
Patrick O'Comnnor
Akron
Mike W. O'Connor
Bill
Connie
Judy
Audrey
Mike
Don
Harry
Paggy
Ghurgh
CYO
A.H.S
State New Policies for Ex Servicemen
Lieutenant Colonel Richard P. Smith announces a change in Army re enlistment policy for prior service personnel. The interval from separation date to re enlistment has doubled from 12 to 24 months, allowing assured grade status with up to one rank reduction under the new rule.
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Richard P. Smith
U.S. Army
Des Moines
Iowa
Army seeks prior service men for re enlistment
Former enlisted men separated from active Army for more than one year and less than two years are urged to reenlist as the Army rebuilds. Those separated over two years may also re-enlist with grade set by the Office of Personnel Operations. Contact U S Army Recruiter Station Sioux City at Ph. 262-4161 Ext. 230.
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Office of Personnel Operations
Department of the Army
U. S
Carl A. Royer
U. 8
Army Recruiting Station Room
P. O
Sioux City
Town
Tees Oe
Way Back Items from the Times of the Akur Tribune
Way Back items recount 20 years ago notes from Akron and surrounding. Cash donations flowed to new Akron Hospital committees while 4-H youth and local teams earned honors and games were played. Local obituaries and marriages mark the era with farm sales and WPA relief.
Civil engineer maps KE W Sargent land into residence lots
Six decades ago a civil engineer laid out about ten blocks of KE W Sargent's land in the northeast town area as future home sites. A collision three miles south of Westfield involved Mr and Mrs H B Dalgliesh and Hamy Dalgliesh of Chattsworth Sioux City. all escaped injury. Pastor Geo P Bramel of the Church of Christ was summoned to Maysville Kentucky by his father’s death. Efe will relocate there. November weather described as fine. Married Pearl Emmick, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Emmick, West-
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Akron ‘Hospital
Wayne Stoutenburg
Union County
S. D
South Dakota
A.hls
Hawarden
Ireton High
Wis
Rudolph Burke
LeMans
Laverne Jacobs
Akron
Misa’ Pearl Pederson
Chicago
Monarch
Air Service
Arnnold Fenarto
George Milbrodt
Tobias Severtson
Vind Mes
Clarence Kneebone
Jefferson, S. D
WPA Drouth
D. K. Berment
Big Sioux Valley
Chatsworth
Masonic Lodge
L. Etta Wakenton
Hawardens M. E. Church
Riverside
George Dudley
Elsie
Lés Mars
Louis Anfinson
Anderson
Sioux City
Clifford Jurgenson
Hig
Elmer Mook
Arden Rozell
Roy Wiese
Hugo Granstrom
Mire
Gerhard Dorffmeyer
N. Paul Williams
U. S. Army Service
N. J. Williams
Storm Lake
Leo Williams
A. N. Williams
KE. W. Sargent
Nontheast
H. B. Dalgliesh
Chattsworth
Hamy
Familly
Westfield
Geo. P. Bramel
Church of Christ
Maysville
Efe
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Notes and Iowa Roads Debate
Plymouth County Farm Bureau discusses 1967 program, member reports, and a Des Moines convention. It reports a net loss of 92 867 in road use tax funds if proposed shifts by the League of Iowa Municipalities pass, increasing city shares while decreasing county and secondary roads funding. President Richard Philips warns higher property taxes would be needed to maintain road levels.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Special Chaimen Encl
Farm Bureau
Lowell Dempster
Daryl Steinkamp
Fieldman
Anyon
Vasy Went
International Friendship Fund
Organization Board of Directors
League of Iowa Municipalities
Philips
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