Newspaper rates and publication details from 1901 Ak Ron
Rates listed: 2.50 per year and six months 1.25 in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota, 3.00 per year elsewhere. Publication weekly on Thursdays in Ak Ron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield Meeting Plans and Community Notes
Public meeting of all Westfield Community School District residents set for Saturday February 29 at 7 30 p m in the Westfield school auditorium. Various social club meetings and church activities are announced along with local visits and family updates. Roger Knapp elected campus leader at Iowa State University. Engagement announced for Marlis Ann Buryanek to Frank Asprey with May 23 wedding at St Catherine's Westfield.
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Westfield Community
Westfield
Iowa
William J. Tracy
Mike
San Clemente
Calif
Joek
James Tracy
Grace Crill
Minneapolis
Louis Crill
Abbott Hospital
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Alice Janssen
Grace Spaulding
Lenore Banks
Phyllis Knapp
Betty Brown
Roger Knapp
Cyrus Knapp
Farm Operations Club
Iowa State University
Alpha Zeta
Agriculture Honorary
Scabbard and Blade
Military Honor Society
Society of Advance Military Cadets
The
Florence Knapp
Mildred Klemme
Federated Women’s Clubs
Hinton
Robert Beebe
Sioux City
Europe
Maude Knapp
Soviet Union
Catholic Youth Organization
Chuck Rucker
St. Catherine’s
St. Patrick’s of Akron
University of Nebraska
United States
Rucker
CYO
St. Joseph’s Hall
St. Catherine's
Pilgrim Fellowship
Evelyn Banks
Carolyn Brown
Mike Beech
Bessie Buryanek
Marlis Ann
Frank Asprey
Veronica Asprey
Sacramento
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
March events and school plans fill upcoming days
The school timetable lists FHA state conventions on March 5 and 6 and FHA and FFA activities through March 9 with 7 30 starts. March 10 features FHA, Style Show, and NMSQT tests. Plans for the school play move ahead as books and tryouts proceed. A student named Myron Dirks endures jokes about being called Marion during office practice.
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FHA
FFA
Ogg
Octopus Impresses AHS in Underwater World Show
Last week AHS students and faculty watched an underwater world program by Phil Betzold of the University of Minnesota. The climax featured a baby purple pink octopus described as looking like chewed bubble gum, with notes on its regenerating tentacle and an exhibition of sea life including sponges corals and a 14 foot shark jaw.
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AHS
Phil Betzold
University of Minnesota
Akron Jr High Basketball Squad Highlights Players
Akron junior high basketball notes list players Darrell Willer Richard Brown Gordon Port Allan Witt Neil Chamberlain Robert Bostger Keith Frerichs Douglas McCorkell and others, reflecting a roster snapshot for team coverage.
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Akron Jr. High
Darrell Willer
Richard Brown
Gordon Port
Allan Witt
Neil Chamberlain
Robert Bostger
Keith Frerichs
Douglas McCorkell
Tetanus Deaths Prompt Urgent Immunization Push
A warning from local health officials notes tetanus has caused at least four Iowa deaths this year and many painful illnesses from minor wounds. It stresses that protection requires tetanus toxoid injections with boosters every five years, urges immediate immunization, and warns that the disease is fatal in about half of cases.
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Iowa
Winter Driving Hazards Warn Drivers and Service Helpers
Judge Harry H Porter of Cook County urges caution in winter driving as snow sleet and slush join rain fog and splash. He praises service station attendants for windshield cleaning and stresses replacing streaky wipers and keeping washer solvent heater defroster snow brush and ice scraper in good condition to avoid hazards on the road.
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Harry H. Porter
Circuit Court of
Cook County
Chicago
Porter
Grand jury roles and rules in the justice system
The Iowa State Bar Association explains how non-lawyers serve as grand jurors. They investigate crimes and public official conduct, must be 21, speak English, and keep deliberations secret. They may initiate prosecutions only on legal evidence and avoid rumors or fishing expeditions.
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America
England
Grand Jury
Iowa State Bar Association
Annual Township Election Notice in Sioux Valley
The Citizens of the Township of Sioux Valley Union County D D are notified that the annual meeting will be held in the Township Hall on Tuesday March 3 1964 between 1 and 5 PM to elect one Supervisor for three years one Township Clerk and one Township Treasurer and to transact other proper business. Dated February 17 1964 H M Ahrens Clerk published February 20 27 1964.
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Sioux Valley
Union County
D. D
H. M. Ahrens
County Coffee Day Event Set For March 6 In Plymouth
Don Gintert of Club Cafe Le Mars has been named official chair for Plymouth County coordinating Coffee Day activities on Friday March 6. Area chairs A M Stub Johnson and Bud Weiser of Spencer said participating restaurants will serve coffee on the house with customers asked to donate to support mentally retarded children. Restaurant operators across Iowa join to raise funds and Revell urged residents to visit their local restaurants several times on March 6.
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Don Gintert
Club Cafe
le Mars
Plymouth County
A. M. “Stub
Gintert
Earl Revell
Iowa Restaurant Association
Iowa
For Sale John Deere implements and alfalfa notice
Want ads list a 10 percent ft tandem John Deere disc and an 11 ft grain drill in excellent condition. Contact Larry Nilson Hawarden 647-2848. Also for sale alfalfa second cutting by Adam Tindall Jr Akron 4672.
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John Deere
Larry Nilson
Hawarden
Adam Tindall
Akron
Ten March of Dimes Medical Advances For Year 1963
The National Foundation for Birth Defects and Arthritis lists ten key March of Dimes financed advances for 1963. Highlights include tests for galactosemia and maple syrup urine disease, a cracked homograft barrier, cell signaling clues, a new gene concept, virus links to birth defects, biologically active DNA synthesis, a birth defect cause clue from fluid balance in embryos, spina bifida outbreak notes, and arthritis clues from a twin study. The report cites $3,812,000 in grants and 48 birth defects centers plus 29 arthritis centers nationwide.
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National Foundation For Outstanding
Theodore E. Boyd
U. S
Boyd
National Foundation- March of Dimes
William S. Clark
National Foundation
Arthur Robinson and Associates
University of Colorado
Joseph Dancis
New York University
Robert A. Good
University of Minnesota
John Papaconstantinou
University of Connecticut
Robert S. Edgar
California Institute of Technology
Gordon C. Brown
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan
Rose M. Litman
Waclaw Syzbalski
University of Wisconsin
Casimer T. Gro Owski
University of Miami
March of Dimes
Atlanta
Fort Campbell
Nashville
Ralph Jacox
Sanford Meyerowitz
March of Dimes Arthritis Center
University of Rochester
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Akron Register-Tribune
Naya
Gerald F. Smith
Asgpcf
Raider Review
Akron Community School
Marion
Myron
Dirks
Robert Dirks
Mahlon
Kristin
Karen
Lutheran Church
John Wayne
Doris Day
Coward
Octopus
Orin Blake
Lonnie Schuchard
Derek Goudge
Benny Plopster
Denny Lias
Gene Barwick
Jerry Wych
Charles Harris
Ricky Sorensen
Coach Koch
Keith Klemme
Dennis Beeck
Douglas Mackey
James Hull
Jim Snow
Maury Woudenberg
Farmer's Co
Legally
Ieae
Home Service Bureau
N. Wacker Dr
Ill
Advertising Council and
Religion IN American Life
Hawarden Cleaners
Hall Hardware
Register - Tribune
First National Bank
F.d.1.c
Ralph F. Jacox
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