Plymouth Plymouth County News Pricing Notice 1901
A historical rate notice lists subscription prices of 2.50 per year or 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published weekly on Thursdays in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield School Board Meeting and Community Activities
Westfield Community School Board met February 6 at 7 30 p m with all members present. Minutes and bills approved. Citizens committee contacts listed. Austin Flooring delayed for gym floor check. Salary talks adjourned. Dictaphone and calculator rented for Commercial Department. PTA plans discussed for Monday night panel. PTA met Feb 10. many attended. Hawarden lawyer Mr Thompson explained school merger procedures. Panel moderated by Worth Banks. Lunch served. Ladies Aid to meet Feb 20 at Congregational church. Christian groups, missions, and study clubs held with members and leaders named. Westfield Panthers beat Jefferson 64 40. next game vs Cushing. final conference game at home. Tournaments begin Feb 17 at Hinton. Community notices and upcoming events listed.
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Westfield Community School Board of Education
Austin
P.T.A
Hawarden
Thompson
Worth Banks
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Elsie Nelson
Bessie Buryanek
Asia
Clara Mackey
Winnie Bliss
D. ‘R. Dumphy
Sioux City
Clare Tague
Yankton
M.D
Nels Beaubien
Pilgrim Fellowship
Sharon Sands
Sue Mansfield
Byun Sang Sik
Carolyn Ross
Dixie Beaubien
Florence ‘Banks
Westfield Panthers
Jefferson
Gordon Knapp
Trudeau
Harold Overbeck
Elder
Cushing
Hinton
Senior Glenda Borchers Aims For NBT Training
Glenda Gayle Borchers born September 8 1946 to Mr and Mrs W H Borchers. She has a brother Dennis age 21 and sisters Carol 7 Mary 8. Active at St John s Lutheran Church Luther League choir in band mixed chorus girls glee and FHA. Plans after graduation to attend NBT school in Sioux City.
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Shas
Glenda Borchers
Glenda Gayle Borchers
W. H. Borchers
Glenda
Dennis
Carol
Mary
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
Troy Donahue
Sandra Dee
NBT
Sioux City
T.V
Wild Bill Hickok
Bill Hebeler
Wild Bill
Shrimp
Wilfred
Bill
Raymond Hebeler
Joann
Dean
Bob
Methodist Church
MYF
University of South Dakota
Judith Ann Davis
Floyd Davis
Charlie
Jefferson
Iowa
M.Y.F
Judy
Kathy
Nancy
Raider Review
Norka Staff
AHS Red Raiders Face Riverside In Tournament Opener
Akron High School raids ahead in a February 17 tournament opener at Le Mars against Riverside with a possible winners bracket date versus Gehlen on February 19. A senior, Bill Hebeler, featured for fans on TV, is highlighted with brief bio and post graduation plans.
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le Mars
Riverside
Gehlen
FHA Elects Officers and Promotes Senior Profile
The FHA nominates candidates for next year’s officers by class and reports February 10 election results. A Senior interview features Judith Ann Davis of Jefferson Iowa with details on family, church, activities, and aspirations. The Senior profile mentions Judy’s hobbies, favorite media, and plans amid school events and the upcoming Prom theme. The Northwest Iowa Chorus Festival includes Akron High mixed quartet performing with The Morningside College choir.
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Akron High School
Carol Gant
Janet Gerrietts
Jim Henriksen
Bob Brown
Northwest Iowa‘ Chorus
Northwest Iowa
Northwest Iowa Choral Association
Joseph A. Musselman
Montana State University
Morningside College
Ford-Future Scientists Awards names regional director Region Nine
Ford announces regional directors for the Ford Future Scientists of America Awards program. Region Nine includes Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Wisconsin with Robert E. Yager of the University of Iowa serving as director. Ford and the National Science Teachers Association will fund over 30,000 students and award more than 10,000 scholarships and savings bonds next spring for grades seven through twelve.
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Ford Motor Company
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Robert E. Yager
First Avenue
Iowa City
Mr. Yager
University of Iowa
Ford Program
Tional Science Teachers Association
NSTA
Michael Ference
Ford
FFSA
States
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Register Pribing
Items from Akron Register Pribing include postponed Girls Sectional basketball due to severe storm conditions and numerous local notes. Wedding announcements, births, and anniversaries span 1930s to 1940s. Individuals named include Darlene Miller, James L. Lewis, Wilfred Hebert, Hawarden residents, and community figures. The column mentions snow storms, a jack rabbit drive, a dust storm, farming agreements, health nurse appointment, and local transport of goods.
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Akron Register
Akron area notes and local events in 1924 town records
The report lists a Red Cross fund on hand of 3189.86. Local basketball saw Liberty Consolidated trounce Akron High 25 to 5, with Akron seconds winning 16 to 9. A Sioux City business venture, a grocery and confectionery, will be run by Mrs. R J Hauck with her son Orle. Parochial school closed for a week due to scarlet fever. Miss Stella Burrill and Ruble school pupils injured by a coasting sled striking an iron post. Frank Simeon sold his grocery to Fred W Dahl and will return to farming. A heavy snowstorm and zero weather followed Groundhog Day. Obits: John C C Vanderham, 85, died January 28 near town. wife and daughter preceded him. Thomas J Pike, 79, died in San Diego January 26. Ebba Willis, Feb 1, 1924. A child to Howard Searls on Feb 3, 1924. Earl V Kerr became local Standard Oil agent, succeeding H L Johnson. Married: Nelle B Hammer of Akron to Dewey E Landeck of Sioux City on Feb 1 in Sioux City. Norma Steinert and George Kleihauer to marry on Feb 6 at Trinity Lutheran. to reside on J H Pollock farm northeast of town.
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Red Cross
Liberty Consolidated
Akron High
Akron Seconds
Liberty Seconds
R. J. Hauck
Sioux City
Orley
Stella Burrill
Ruble School
Frank Simeon
Fred W. Dahl
John C. C. Vanderham
Theodore
John
Charles
Henry
David
Annie Degen
Chatsworth Lutheran Church
F. A. Meske
Riverside Cemetery
Thomas J. Pike
Plymouth County
San Diego
Calif
Ebba Willis
Howard Searls
Earl V. Kerr
H. L. Johnson
Standard Oil Co
Nelle B
E. J. Hammer
Akron
Dewey E. Landeck
Earl Hoon
First Methodist Church
C. R. Lanphere
Norma Steinert
George Kleihauer
H. T. Kleihauer
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. H. Pollock
Auction Sells Old Big Sioux Lumber Before Bridge Replacement
Sixty years ago, lumber from the old Big Sioux bridge southwest of town sold at auction for 248 dollars as a fine new bridge neared completion. The Jacob Haas family southwest of town narrowly escaped suffocation from hard coal gas escaping from a concealed source.
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Jacob Haas
New Easter Seals design unveiled for 1964 drive
The Le Mars Chapter of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults unveiled a new Easter Seals design to be used in the 1964 campaign. Sheets will be distributed to Plymouth County homes during March to raise funds for medical care and rehabilitation services for crippled children and adults. The design features a green and orange Easter Lily with year 1964 and a right-side perforated identification strip.
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le Mars
Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Plymouth County
Easter Seal Society
Warning to Electric Hair Dryer Users
A health department alert warns Iowa girls and women not to use electric hair dryers in baths showers or while doing laundry. Water and wet conditions greatly increase shock risk. Do not touch dryer's appliance token in water, stand barefoot, or drag cords through puddles. Only safe use is away from tubs and basins with dry feet and dry floors.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Division of Home, Farm and School Safety
Iowa
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Glenda Klemme
Roger Frerichs
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West Lyon
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Waunera van Donge
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Susie Sypherd
Donna Frerichs
Susan Nylund
Norma Siebens
Nancy Forslund
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Patty Anderson
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Vickie Kerr
Anita Anderson
Mary Campbell
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JoAnn Harkness
Becky Orris
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Sharon Boetger
Mary Osterbuhr
Dianna Willer
Ruth Bringman
Carla Heyl
Diane Small
Sheryl
Orma Siebens
Vocal Music News
Coorite
Akron Community School
Ford Future Scientists of America Awards
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R. E. Garvin
V. G. Adams
Darlene Miller
Leonard Miller
James L. Lewis
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Wilfred Hebert
Edwarda
Jake Hoagland
Donald
E.N. J. Willer
C. A. Burkhart
E. M. Replugle
Omaha
Moscow
Russia
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E. M
Remsen
S.C
Akron Independents
John Caskey
Council Bluffs
Fred Oaken
Bertha Ahrendt
Grant Township
Christchurch
Mammen
F. Bunge
M. A. Muhs
John Kuehn
Parker
S.D
Eliza
Michael) Gleason
Martin
Thomas
Michael
August Nelson
Bent. Neal
John Johnson
Gus Jans
Ole Berglum
Richland
Geo. C. Fort
Storm Lake
Orlan Moore
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Ment
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