Westfield clubs discuss culture and faith activities
Catholic Daughters of America met February 1 in the parish hall with a talk by Father Schissel, urging structure and goals for the group. Other notes cover church and club meetings, a March Federated Women’s Clubs event, reading program results, upcoming bake sales, and school activities including honor roll and a pancake supper fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Father Schissel
C.D. of A
Elizabeth Hoffman
Mary Sweeney
St. Patrick’s Parish
Westfield
Clara Mackey
Iris Mulfinger
Federated Women's Clubs
LeMars
State Federation
Doris Lackman
Evelyn Banks
Ste Catherine’s Guild
Gene Welch
Bernard Welch
Circle No. 1
St. Patrick's Parish
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Winnie Bliss
Bernie Boetger
Shirley Banks
Betty Brown
Westfield High School
Sue Hoffman
Virginia Hawks
Linda Banks
Carolyn Carlson
Mary Carlson
Barbara Popken
Tim Blum
Tom Kelly
Gordon Knapp
Sharyn Brundeen
Mirlene Welch
Sue Mansfield
Stanley Knapp
Mike Beech
Nancy Husk
Cheryl Bye
Sue Morehead
Maury Blum
Pilgrim Fellowship
Gilbert ‘Lilly
Myrna Hummel
Ron Horsley
Carol West
Gwood
Akron Red Raiders upset West Lyon in 82 65 win
Akron Red Raiders won their first victory of the season, defeating West Lyon 82 to 65. Bill Michaels scored 15 and Scott Baker 14, with Michaels adding 13 rebounds as Akron shot 41 percent and pulled down 42 boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Red Raiders
West Lyon Wild Cats
Red Raiders
Raiders
Wild Cats
Akron Lads
Jerry
Alan Borchers
K-R
Fr. F. A. News
Local Jottings: Deaths and Sports Scores From Akron Area
ThreeN years ago collision at Highway 77 west of Alcester claimed the life of Mrs S A Jacobson of Vermillion wife of a Pleasant Hill U B church pastor The Rev Jacobson and their young son escaped injury The other driver was Rev Fr Kerley of Emmett community Mrs Elizabeth Waddle a pioneer of Ada ville died January 23 1935 Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren listed Other items include births at Rev Ensbergs and Lilly households and Florence Irene Boomer a former Akron public school teacher died February 3 1935 in Sioux City AHS basketball results list Akron boys losing 20 19 to Sioux City East B and 86 25 to Remsen girls beat Remsen 31 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcester
S. A. Jacobson
Vermillion
Pleasant Hill U. B
Here
Jacobson
Fr. Kerley
Emmett
Elizabeth
Wm. W.) Waddle
Adaville
M. O. Ensberg
David Lilly
Florence Irene Boomer
Akrons
Sioux City
AHS
Sioux City East
Remsen High
Akron
Remsen Girls
Westfield Boys Conclude Season With Narrow Wins
Westfield A team beat Jefferson 63 58 with Ron Horsley and Tom Gorman each scoring 23. Westfield B lost 41-40 as Gary Combs led with 15 points. Westfield A defeated Worthing 71-50 powered by Horsley 26 and Galyn Reiners 16 while Tim Kelly added 17. Westfield B defeated Worthing 42-18 as Stan Knupp scored 16. Sectional tournaments move to Hinton from February 16 to 20. Fresh supplies of typing paper available at Registry-Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Rockets
Raiders
Bill Micheal
Bruce Reemts
Jack Lockwood
Akron “Bees
Bees
Alan Borchers
Borchers
Westfield
Jefferson
Ron Horsley
Tom Gorman
Gary Combs
Don Inwin
Worthing
S. D
Worthing, 20. High Point
Tim Kelly
Galyn Reiners
Stan Knupp
Ed Gitzeman
Hinton
Groundhog Day Reflections On Courage And Weather
In a February 2 column the writer compares Groundhog Day lore to human behavior. He notes people often hide from harsh realities and avoid tough actions, while those who face problems create progress for others, with the ad closing offering fresh typewriter and copying paper at Regis Tribune Want Ad.
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O.K
Registo Shadow
batter-Piibune
Thanks for the kindness after our loss Lawrence Ericson family
The Lawrence Ericson Family expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards, flowers, food, memorials, and acts of kindness during the bereavement for their husband, father, and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ericson
Akron Register Tribune Items of Interest
Akron Register Tribune items note AHS Red Raiders edged Merrill High 25 24 after Merrill claimed county H S title. Births include a son for Don Campbell on February 7 1945 and a son for Eldon Bryant on February 8 1945. Memorial services honor Sgt Eldon Meske of 36th Armored division and Pvt Junior Barr in local churches. A freight wreck near Hawarden Hudson derailed seventeen cars with no injuries. LeMars won the Junior High basketball tourney defeating Merrill while Akron beat Alton 84 14 in consolation. Hermin Jacobs family to Beresford farewell party.
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Merrill
AHS Red Raiders
Merrill High
H.S
Don Campbell
Eldon Bryant
Akron
Sgt
Eldon Meske
August Meske
LeMars
Alton
Hermin Jacobs
Beresford
Akron flour mill sold at auction to W J Davidson
The Miller Milling Co of Omaha sold the Akron flour mill to W J Davidson of Wadena Minnesota for 4000 dollars. E M Replogle has been manager. The new owner will assume charge immediately.
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Akron
Miller Milling Co
Omaha
W. J. Davidson
Wadena
Minn
E. M. Replogle
Morningside College
Sioux City
Akron High
le Mars High
John C. Rausch
Elgin
Dorothy Metz
Rose Clayton
St. Joseph Hospital
Neema Klauer
State University of Iowa
Lander
Wyo
Z. P. Barber
Compton
Calif
Wm. Hutchinson
Les Mars
Ben Kauffmann
Henry Marx
John Buchmann
Brunsville
Henry Willer
Chicago
Akron Town Triumph and Local Notices in 1916
50 years ago Akron defeated Sioux City Journal 49 to 24 at the opera house. W H H Mears leased Kendall Hotel to Mr and Mrs M H Chambers from Sioux City. Interstate Commerce Commission raised passenger fare to 2 and a half cents per mile. AH3 beat Trinity College 85 to 29 in Sioux City. A severe blizzard hit February 5 1915 with blocked streets and slowed trains. The Yeaton home quarantined due to a mild diphtheria case. Chas W Hoffman family moving from Kilbourn Wis. Obituary: John Ervin 82 died February 3 1916, native of New York, settled Akron 1910. daughter born February 5 1916. son born February 7 1916.
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Akron
Sioux City Journal
Opera House
W. HH. Mears
Kendall Hotel
M. H. Chambers
Sioux City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Trinity College
A. L. Yeaton
Theodora
Chas W. Hoffman
Kilbourn
Wis
John Ervin
New York State
Dakota State
Turner County
Herbert A. Ervin
Parker
Ed. Nelson
Parkey Ruble
Herman Henriches
Child births for local residents in 1915 1916
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wyatt Heyl on February 8 1915. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Herman Milbrodt on February 10 1916. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Frerichs on February 5 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Heyl
Herman Milbrodt
Dick Frerichs
Snowfall and local reports from February 14 1905
A near six inch snowfall February 14 1905 covered much of the ground. Sleighing was reported as fine. Prof Holden of Iowa State College lectured in a Milwaukee road car on seed corn selection. Akron Debating Club organized at Attorney W T Kidds office. Local births noted: a daughter to D H Shaw February 2 1905. a son to John Burnight February 6 1905. a son to Ed Welch February 8 1905. a son to John Muth January 24 1905. a son to Thomas Tracy January 29 1905. A 3 week old son died of illness for Mr and Mrs James Buryanek January 30 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Iowa State College
Milwaukee Road
Akron Debating Club
W. T. Kidd
James Buryanek
Charles Ferris
D. H. Shaw
John Burnight
Ed Welch
John Muth
Chatsworth
Thos. Tracy
Westfield
Conservation planning boosts yields and steadier erosion control
ArmanIn SouNee cen plans conservation practices to fit 1965 cropping, enabling terraces waterways and tile installs with minimal crop disruption. Ron Rowland notes summer is ideal for work, small grain hay and diverted acre fields suit installations. Local soil conservation office in LeMars offers planning aid and ACP cost sharing through the A’SCS program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Rowland
LeMars
Rowland
Soil Conservation Service
A‘scs
Agricultural Conservation Program
ACP
Cost sharing for seeding and tree planting available
Farmers may receive cost sharing at a flat rate for specified seeding practices and for planting trees. Sign up at the ASCS office before starting work to be eligible, and contact the Soil Conservation Service to determine required conservation work so funds can be set aside by the ASCS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Soil Conservation Service
March of Dimes launches drive against birth defects
The National Foundation March of Dimes plans a January nationwide campaign with two goals: raise funds for birth defects centers and support research for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. Dr. Daniel Bergsma notes about 250,000 severely defective children born yearly, urging public action and volunteers across 50 states to inform families and aid centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bergsma
National Foundation
National Foundation-March of Dimes
March of Dimes
Bergsma
Mickey Heinicke
Mickey
Little Mickey
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Akron Register- Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
Central Lyon
Leeds
Te- Mars
West Lyon
The
Future Farmers of America
F.F.A
F.H.A
Jerry Johnson
Creed
Alan Hemmingsen
Ron Kjose
Richard Dewey
Kurt Appley
Larry Klemme
Ken Hillrichs
Alvin
Idigux City
Hawarden
Warren Anderson
Robert Koch
Kaye Willer
Akron High School
Westmar College
Westmar
Sue Hacker
Larry Roesler
Gaylen Eller
John Huckleberry
Miss Sue Hacker
Miss Hacker
Brillion
Wisconsin
Miller
Larry Roezler
Mr. Roesler
Wanseen
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Roesler
Olson
Murrell
Eller
Radcliffe
Indus
Huckleberry
Linn Grove
Mr. Huckleberry
Krohn
FIA
FFA
Norka
Yarade
Mat Trotzig
Jim Barwick
Gale Gronemeyer
Register-Tribune
Raider Review
Akron Community School
Don Cunningham Saye
Slugger
Sluggard
Akron Register
Tribune
ArmanIn SouNeecen
Coasiterarion
Big Sioux Valley
Dick van Dyke
Phils
Jim Bunning
Picker X-Ray Corp
Kent
England
Ters
National Organization
R. Bergsma
Michaeline
Lea Heinicke
Denver
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