22 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
1
Westfield social calendar includes visits from Mitchell and Chicago guests, a Welch family reunion planned for August, and a long list of gatherings. Old Settlers events are described with speakers, maps, and birthdays. population mobility data concludes the piece.
Chatsworth residents share travel updates and family visits from San Antonio to Akron and Vermillion. Local teams played at Chatsworth diamond, with Chatsworth girls defeating Jefferson 18 to 15. Social calls include Collmanns, Moller, Hendricks, and Moehlman families visiting in Sioux City Hawarden and Le Mars areas. A birthday dinner honored Anna Meyer of Akron and Moehlman family picnics at Hawarden.
The Cherokee Chamber of Commerce announces the 15th annual Chicago White Sox Baseball Tryout Camp at Wescott Park August 6 and 7. Boys 16 to 24 may register with full details. camp runs 9 AM to 5 PM both days and is free.
Akron Register-Tribune archive items present a snapshot of past events and people. The brief notes highlight local names towns and dates, offering a period glimpse into the community’s history and daily life.
The 1961 column records Nancy Lee Earnest engagement to Gary L. Johnson with a late summer wedding planned and a birth notice for Donald Knecht's son in Elk Point, South Dakota amid storm cautions. It then recaps twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, and sixty years ago listings of marriages births deaths and local events through 1911.
A patient thanks friends for flowers cards and gifts received during a hospital stay at St Vincent’s hospital. The note includes a safety reminder from Liberty Mutual Insurance about keeping aspirins and sleeping pills away from children. It also mentions distinguishing duck species by habitat action color shape and voice.
The Ray Lyle farm plot 4 miles east of Elk Point shows Treflan piggyback application with Amibenpal and Lorox mixtures and beans planted May 25. Also notes 4-H livestock judging schools at Roger Anderson and ONeal Lykken farms, safety tips during National Farm Safety Week, possible beef price shifts if DES banned, and a bid notice from Westfield Community School Board for gasoline, oil, anti freeze, and two 48 passenger buses.
The board of Akron Community School District Plymouth County Iowa certifies its annual financial statement for the year ending June 30 1971. Secretary signs to attest the figures and proceedings of the district.
District tax receipts and local revenue items populate the year’s balance sheet. The document lists numerous personnel salaries, operating costs, and various aid disbursements, with detailed credits for district taxes, state aids, and revenue transfers. A final balance and debt service entries close the fiscal period.
The Ross family express gratitude for eCards, flowers, memorials, pantry supplies and kindness after their loss. George Ross Blaine Ross Vera Ross Naomi Garner and Rickie along with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harris and family say their thoughtfulness will be remembered.
Clayton E Hodgson of Clayton township joins Plymouth County Farmers Home Administration Committee replacing Cecil J Kennedy as three year term begins. Ralph V Taylor and David H Kerr also serve on the Plymouth panel with duties to judge loan eligibility and advise the county supervisor. Creighton A Wegner replaces John E Miller on the Sioux County committee with Donald J DeGroot and William Vander Maten as other members. Benna sets office hours at LeMars and Orange City locations.
Liberty Mutual warns medicines lose effectiveness when stored too long and may worsen symptoms. It cautions against using multiple electrical circuits and the danger of dangerous overload. Replacing or repairing frayed wires is urged to prevent fire hazards.
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