Akron Iowa Town Council Proceedings July 2 1946
Regular meeting called by Mayor R W Brown with councilmen present. Minutes approved. Motions approve cigarette permits and bonds. Clerk and Treasurer reports accepted. Taxes transferred to Cemetery and Library Boards. Ralph Rasmussen hired as Light and Water Superintendent at 250 monthly through March 1948. Numerous bills approved and paid totaling 2099.71. Adjournment. R W Brown Mayor. Lyle F Jacobs Clerk.
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R. W. Brown
Andersen
Johnson
Lundgren
Rossow
Markus
Greenleaf Drug
Thorson Drug
A. Montagne
Cemetery Board
Library Board
Ayies
Frank Hastings
C. P. Kinser
Lundgren Auto
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Gansman Motor Co
Akron
Triway Service
Avery Small
Lundberg Transfer
Dirks Appliance Co
Ray R. Downing
Ashmore Hardware
Willams & Selivoer
Warren Electric Co
Western Wiping Materials Co
Standard Oil Co
Diesel Service Co
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
J. F. Brown
Clark Brown
Kenneth Zierath
Lyle FB. Jacobs
J. R. Shoulberg
Treas
August Lundgren
W. F. Rossow
Clifford Johnson
Bernard Markus
O. W. Halvorsen
Lester Kapfer
Iver
Dance and Music Schedule for July High Note Club
Saturday July 13 Jane and Rhythm Makers play old fashioned dance. Wednesday July 17 It s Tiny Little Your Favorite. Wednesday July 24 Jimmy Caton top rating band. Phone S0F20 for booth reservations. Skating every Thursday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Jane and Rythm Makers
Jimmy Caton
Baseball scoreless struggles and late rallies in Akron outing
Akron scored late and Rock Valley countered with sharp defense as Reiter and Arm Brown sparked runs. Miller and Hartman produced key hits, while a pair of sparkling double plays highlighted the game, with Akron edging Rock Valley in a tense nine inning clash.
Akron Beats Rock Valley In One Sided Ball Game
Akron defeated Rock Valley 9 to 1 behind Ed Hartman strong pitching and clutch hitting. Bergama delivered a two run homer and Peck added a key hit as Akron built early lead. Rock Valley had limited baserunners and made several fielding errors.
Bergsma Cortus Struck-out-By TB Hartman
Bergsma Cortus and Hartman appear in a baseball box score with Snider used as pitcher, nine hits for Snider over seven innings and four for Madden over two, notes on wild pitches passed balls and double plays, plus RBIs for Peck Bergsma Hartman and Tucker Crider.
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Peck
Bergama
Brown
Akron
Reiter
Rock Valley
Curtis
Crider
Ed Hartman
EF Miller
AB R H & Glaze
Sehlotierbeek
Cortus
J. Snider
B. Snider
Luhring
P. Snider
Madden
E. Hartman
Peek
Bergsma
TB. Hartman
Snider
Balle
Hartman
Schlotterbeck
el Tucker
Miller
Tucker
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Jto Short
Glaze
Short
Ard Brown
Muir
Srinc
Genvic
Ford
Gassman Motor CO
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