16 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
1
Ray A and Gerald F Smith editors publish weekly from Ak ron Iowa. Paper entered as second class mail September 26 1901. Subscription rates set at 2.50 per year six months 1.25 in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Union counties Iowa elsewhere 3.00 per year.
After the morning service at the Congregational Church there will be Open House and a coffee hour in the social rooms. The annual Christmas program with the entire grade schools children and high school musical selections will be at 7 30 p.m. Friday December 17. The Board of Education will distribute treats to all the youngsters. School will dismiss Thursday December 23 at 2 30 p.m. for Christmas vacation. A recap of Homecoming events includes girls losing to Sergeant Bluff 86 65 and boys winning 73 70 with leading scorers listed. A special school board meeting and district court probate notice follow, detailing resignations, hires, and executor appointments.
December events list includes elementary Christmas program and school basketball in Akron. The staff wishes patrons a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year for 1966. Becky Orris elected as Junior Editor, duties include prompt story submission with future plan to assume Editor-in-Chief role next year.
Bob Wych, a senior at AHS, received a Certificate of Admission with Recognition and Award from Iowa State University Ames. He is among 64 incoming freshmen to get the $100 award for high school grades. he plans to major in agronomy in the College of Agriculture.
The flag stands for truth justice loyalty and patriotism with red blue and white colors each symbolizing bravery loyalty sincerity justice hope and purity Its history reflects the American people and the nation’s spirit urging honor and loyalty. By Cheryl Jurgensen English News Sixth Grade plans a drama and students compose Christmas poems reflecting festive imagery and giving spirit.
A mixed bulletin style piece highlights a Christmas assembly planned for December 16 at 7 30 p m and includes a student poem about Christmas sounds sights and home. It notes green star shaped bulletin board displays and a school choir or class program.
The Tri-State Roping Club of Sioux City will sponsor a horse care clinic at the Wilson Trailer Company arena south of Sioux City on Highway 76 December 19, 1965. The event, free and open to the public, runs 10:00 a.m. with a lunch provided, featuring disease and nutrition talks by Dr. J. K. Roach and Dr. E. G. Cole and afternoon demonstrations in halter horse fitting, western pleasure, equitation, reining, barrel racing, pole bending, cattle cutting, and calf roping. John Rogers will moderate with 4-H and youth horse projects invited.
Mrs Otto Larsen says local Christmas Seal drive raised 165 from 125 donors toward a 271 goal for TB programs including tuberculin testing chest X rays and follow up care. John Lounsberry 12 wins Ford Punt Pass Kick area title and advances to Los Angeles to face other winners in the Western Division national telecast December 18 during Colts Rams game.
An experimental electronic livestock market reporting system began operation for Farm Bureau members in nine northwest Iowa counties. Farmers can call a Storm Lake number 24 hours daily to receive current livestock market reports.
An odd attic found clue hints at a Vacation Cash promotion advertised within the Register-Tribune. The playful note suggests a local contest or sale linked to summer getaway funds, inviting readers to seek details in the paper.
Wayne Clark's Mt Vernon garden yielded a winter radish weighing 3 pounds with a length of 13 inches and a width of five inches this fall. Local promotion urges support for Akron merchants.
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