Westfield write ups include guild, meals and league game
A Westfield column notes a Wednesday July 28 horseshoe game with Hilda Schoenfelder Betty Welch Phil lip Welch and Marlene Welch serving for St. Catherine's Guild serving taverns doughnuts lemonade and coffee. Pilgrim Fellowship meets Sunday July 25 at 7 00 p m with Sue Mansfield and Jim Rosg in charge planning camp and summer activities. Westfield Little League beat Sunnyside 17 4. smaller boys lost 18 15.
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Hilda Schoenfelder
Betty Welch
Phillip Welch
Marlene Welch
St. Catherine's Guild
Pilgrim Fellowship
Sue Mansfield
Jim Rosg
Congregational Church
Westfield Little League
Sunnyside
Notice to public closure of gravel pit south of Westfield
Keith and Florence Knapp announce the gravel pit two miles south of Westfield is closed to the public after years of access for fishing and swimming. They cite littering, late noisy parties, and vandalism including a vehicle driving over crops, breaking pasture fences, and releasing the dairy herd into alfalfa as reasons for ending privileges.
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Westfield
Keith
Florence Knapp
See What You Buy Before You Buy Advertising Columns
The notice invites readers to compare goods and prices in the hometown newspaper advertising pages before making purchases. It emphasizes browsing multiple ads to find the best deals and informed choices from local merchants.
Have a Healthy Holiday From J M Amberson MD
Health column urges holiday care to avoid sickness and stress. Advice covers pacing, bundling for cold weather, avoiding heavy lifting, and careful toy assembly. Tips also address sore throats with antiseptics and when to seek a physician. Wishing readers a happy holiday season.
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Hercules
Junior
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Files
Fire damaged a bedroom in the Chester Bean residence in southeast Akron. Local baseball notes include Akron town team losing 9–2 to Sioux Falls Stock Yards. Swalley pitched six innings and Tucker finished. Junior Legion action saw Bill Knockson twirling a no hit no run game for Akron in a 1–0 win over Peterson Is Juniors. Nearby district games featured Peterson beating Akron 2–1. Obituaries note John A. Jones 74, died in Long Beach Calif. William R. Baier 62, died in Akron. Margaret Kundert Ross 78, died in Plymouth County. Also dated births, marriages, weather, crops, and local incidents plus a balloon drop postponed by rain and a paving project.
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Chester Bean
Akron
Sioux Falls Stockyards
Swalley
Em. Tucker
Chatsworth
Long Beach
Calif
William R. Baier
Olga
First Baptist Church
Delmont
S. D
Margaret Kundert
Thos. A.) Ross
Plymouth County
Sioux City
LeMars City
Eastern Star
Virgil Biddle
George Wilkens
Frank Johnson
Ralph B. Klauer
Los Angeles
Annual Public Expenditure Report of Plymouth County Board
Annual publication certifies correct list of bills and claims paid by the Plymouth County Board of Education for 1964. Itemized expenditures include salaries, payroll withholdings, grants to districts, supplies, insurance, tests, and postage. Key entities include Harold E. Johnson and Christine McCormick as officers, LeMars activities, and multiple vendors such as Coast-To-Coast Store, LeMars Globe-Post, and Iowa associations. Total expenditures reported amount to 25,164.53 dollars.
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LeMars
Iowa
Harold E. Johnson
Christine L. McCormick
Beltone Hearing Service
Robert Bennett
Mtg
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
Bureau of Educational Research & Serv
California Test Bureau
Central Telephone Co
Ella Claassen
A.B. Dick Co
First National Bank
Goodwin Film Service
Hammond & Stephens
Ceeee
N. W. Heeren
Hentges Ins
Hoermann Press
Iowa Assn
Iowa Public Service
Iowa State Educ. Assn
N. E. A. Dues
H. E. Johnson
J. Kennedy
P. M
M. Kress
V. Kroeger
P. Lake
LeMars Com. Sch. Dist
LeMars Globe-Post
Budget
LeMars Savings Bank
E.R. S
LeMars Sentinel
LeMars Stationery
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Pe Lucken
Christine McCormick
Vis. Educ. Serv
Paul
IGA
Grant
W. E. Rozeboom
Doda
Scott, Foresman Co
Sioux City
Sioux County Board of Educ
Spec
Educ
St. Dept. of Pub
Sunstrom-Miller
TePaske
Westfield plans bid for municipal water works system
Official notice invites sealed proposals by the Westfield Town Clerk for construction of a water system including standpipe pump house and 4 inch main lines. Bid deadline August 25 1965 with 10 percent certified check. Plans on file with town and DeLay Engineers. bids opened in council chamber. contracts to low responsive bidder. completion by October 5 1965.
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Westfield
Iowa
Corporation
Welton
Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul
South Corporation
Union Street
Lot 6
Block 27
Martin Street
Plymouth Street
Linden Street
Brule Street
Lot 2
Block 13
Mueller Corporation
Wolverine
Buffalo
A.S.T.M
A.W.W.A
Council of Engineers For
N. R. Beaubien
Towa
DeLay
Craf
Ton
A. D
Dangers, Elections, Accidents in Local News Briefs
Ed Wilcox family escapes a 12 foot washout in the Big Sioux river overflow after their lumber wagon stalled near a small bridge. One horse drowned. Rural mail routes 6 and 7 start August 1, 1915 with Bert Goodread and Geo Robinson named carriers. Dr G H Wooton elected mayor on first ballot after Tim Sullivan resigns. May Chambers injured in buggy runaway. Mrs H D Barry dislocates wrist in fall from chair. Heat wave brings 99 to 100 degrees as gnats and mosquitoes plague area. Akron High splits baseball results with Milnerville and Indian Creek, but loses two to Ponca High.
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Ed. Wilcox
Big Sioux
Bert Goodread
Geo. C. Robinson
G. H
Wooton
Tim Sullivan
May Chambers
H. D. Barry
Akron High
Milnerville
Indian Creek
Ponca
Nebr
High Bunch
Typewriter Paper Sale Ad at Regis ter Tribune Office
Fresh supply of typewriter and copying paper for sale at Regis ter Tribune office. Newspapers are the only medium offering the magnetic appeal salesmanship that brings consumers news of products.
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Ak Register-Tribune Office
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing Notice Akron Iowa
The Town of Akron in Plymouth County Iowa will hold a public hearing on August 3 1965 at 8 p.m. in the Council Room to review the proposed expenditures for the year beginning January 1 1966. Taxpayers may speak for or against the budget and a detailed statement of past and anticipated receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Bank Balance Sheet Snapshot with Deposits and Liabilities
The excerpt shows assets including cash items and government obligations, loans and discounts, bank premises, and total assets of 1,972,975.17. Deposits comprise demand 1,004,951.49 and time savings 741,874.72, totaling 1,746,826.12 with liabilities and capital: common stock 30,000.00, surplus 160,000.00, and undivided profits 46,149.05.
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Pes Peeve Eeee
Paris
Paradox in U S immigration debate and new trade drive
The passage notes a paradox in national policy with a push to upgrade world economies while considering scrapping quota laws. It discusses possible admission of skilled workers to the United States, alongside a tax funded drive to elevate global economic levels, as part of a national federation’s stance.
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Upper Volta
United States
America
Upper Volta and
Tanganyika
U.S
U. S
Aa 9
National Federation of Independent Business
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