Akron Register Tribune publication details
Akron Register-Tribune published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa enters at the post office as second class mail matter since September 26 1901 subscription 2 50 per year six months 1 25 in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Jews and Union County S D 34 0 per year elsewhere
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Westfield News Notes Local Socials And Church Dinner
Westfield community gossip highlights visits among Harringtons Kandigs Grieses and Robaks. families host dinners attend meetings and plan a Teen Club at the Walt Hummel building. Congregational Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday with devotional program and renewal theme.
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Ed Nelson
Brier Waterman
Kingsley
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Elmar Hodifiman
Mae Clark
Sioux City
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Elizabeth West
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Geo Bern
Elmer Hoffman
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Hanold Modifabt
De ‘Congregational Ladies
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Clara Meckay
Bernice Boetger
Akron Community School Raider Review Staff Listing
Volume 8 Raider Review lists roles and names for senior and news editors, sports editor, news staff, and sponsor. Several spellings are inconsistent, with a long roster including Linds Nygard, Ron Plueger, Rugina Loetz, Jeanett Ludwigs, Neil Chamberlain, Tim Coyle and many others.
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Neil Chamberlain
Tim Coyle
Akron Debate Team Competes in Vermillion Conference
The Akron debate squad coached by Richard Jacoby competed in Vermillion high school conference rounds last Friday and Saturday. The Affirmative team with Tim Coybe and Gail Onnison defeated Bennet County High 34 21 and West Sioux 41 23, while the Negative team with Cynthia Appley and Leckley lost to Beresford-Colridge and Cen tterville, with judges absent in one round. Gail Carlgon and Tim Quayle earned multiple high marks.
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Akron
Richard Jacoby
Tim Coybe
Gail Onnison
Cynthia, Appley
Leckley
Tihatt
Shoukd
Beresford-Coleridge
Bennet county
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South Dakota
Cherokee Washington
Hianvamden
Centterville
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Schaller
Towa
Gail Carlgon
Tim Quayle
Senior Interviews and Class News From Akron High
A collection of school life notes, senior interviews, family news, and class reports from Akron High. Highlights include future plans, hobbies, and memories for seniors Allan Witt, Linda Nygard, and Nancy Klemme, plus updates on Bevery Van Donge and Leola Leapers and grade level studies in science and social studies.
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Hingley Mills
Steve McQueen
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Akron High
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Allan Witt
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Trinity Lutheran Church
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Dorie Day
Rock Hudson
Corvette
Linn Lee Nygard
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Raider Review
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Julie Andrews
Noel Harrison
Herman and the Hermits
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Bonnie Caskey
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Weekly Reader tests show modest gains and busy birth month
The report notes a second set of Weekly Reader tests with average improvement over October. It mentions January as a busy birthday month and celebrations for Mark Waren An demson Elizabeth Henle. The first semester sped by and test time arrived with students reviewing hard. Home Room records show some illness and flu cases but overall good progress.
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Elizabeth Henle
Reforming 1872 New York Teachers Rules List
A historically framed list outlines duties and conduct for teachers at a New York district school in 1872. It mandates daily chimney cleaning, water and coal provisions, pen nib customization, and allowances for evenings away. It warns against inappropriate behavior by women teachers and urges thrift for retirement. It also notes a possible raise after five years of faithful service if approved.
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Apply Now For Federal Aid For Fall College Entrance
Fall applicants should act now to seek admission and determine eligibility for major federal programs. The Office of Education notes loans and grants under national defense student loan, college work study, educational opportunity grants, and guaranteed loan programs. About 210 960 students will borrow early this year under the national defense program with matching funds from institutions. Work study allocates over two million dollars to provide jobs for 5 500 Lewa college students, with 85 percent of wages paid by the Education Office. Grants from $200 to $800 will aid roughly 4 700 Town students, totaling about 2% million dollars. The 1965 acts authorize loans for vocational and other trade schools, with federal interest subsidies for low income students. Students may borrow from banks or other lenders, with repayment beginning 9 to 12 months after studies end and lasting up to 10 years for college loans.
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Tom G. Sexton
Higher Educational
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Kansas City
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Hog Prices May Improve In First Quarter Of 1968
Hog prices may rise in early 1968 as demand shifts and supplies adjust. Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell notes winter slaughter and marketings, with prices expected to recover to about 20 to 22 dollars per hundredweight by late spring and early summer.
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Extension Office action invites sign ups for home service group
Plymouth County Extension Office issues call for people to express interest by January 15, 1908 to join a Home Economist led serving group. An organization meeting will set convenient times and days for those who enroll.
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Plymouth County
Theda Nelle ‘Scott
Home Economist
Plymouth County Extension Office
Jowas New Law Raises Income Tax Deductions
Public service article from the Staite Taxation Committee of the Towa Society of Certified Public Accountants outlining Iowa tax changes. It notes the 2 to 3 percent sales tax increase, expanded tax services deductions, a $100 political contribution deduction, the dependent credit rising to $10, and a new sales tax credit for low income filers with a sliding scale. Taxpayers are urged to seek qualified advice before claiming the new credits.
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Staite Taxation Committee
Towa
Society of Certified Public Accommmitants
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Iowa
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Tree Planting Aid From SCS and ASCS Announced
The Union County Soil and Water Conservation District will plant trees again this year providing trees, machinery and labor. They will assist in tree selection with AGP cost share through the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. For details contact the SCS Essington office or ASCS Elk Point office.
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Union County Soil and Water Conservation District
Aricultural
SCS
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ASOS
Elk Point
Motorboats To Register With County Recorder
Under a 1967 act boat owners must register boats with the county recorder where used rather than with the Conservation Commission. Residents outside cities must register at the county recorder within five days of purchase. Forms are provided by the county recorder, and dealers must destroy old forms.
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Baking soda safety note for grease fires
The American Insurance Association warns grease fires cannot be quashed with water. Turn off heat and dump baking soda on the blaze or cover the pan with a flat lid using a long fork. Keep grease containers away from stoves and maintain clean burners to prevent fires. In 1956 home fires affected 6,709 people.
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