Akron Register-Tribune Subscription Rates
The Akron Register-Tribune announces subscription pricing: 2.50 per year or 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota, 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published every Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa and entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Westfield Write ups and community notices compiled
Westfield social items list visits, trips, and gatherings in Sioux City and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Ed Nelson and Ray Bullock guests, a Pilgrim Fellowship picnic at Stone Park honoring Shirley Garner and Diane Brim, and the Morehead adoption of a baby boy Lance. Also noted are travels, church sermons, softball league schedules for Akron church league, and a Nashua school boiler flood with sprouted beans in a mop bucket.
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Ed Nelson
Ray Bullock
Sioux City
Bullock
Westfield Pilgrim Fellowship
Stone Park
Shirley Garner
Diane Brim
George Rice
Akron Methodist Church
Westfield Congregational Church
Lowell Morehead
Lance
Morehead
Bessie Buryanek
G. Heralek
Brookfield
Til
Garth Homer
Garth
Mark and
Jeffry
Canoga Park
San Fernando Valley
Calif
Claudia Homer
Albert Harrington
Ronnie Carlson
Sanford Center
Leonard Buryanek
Delbert Maynard
Randall Lilly
Bonnie Neal
Neva Neal
Joyce de Neiut
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
Rice
W. B. Neal
Bradley
John Conway
Lanreassas
Texas
M. W. Conway
Milton Wagner
Hope
Jefferson
Jennie Lilly
I. Lichty
Elk Point
Mabel Lilly
Akron reminiscences note wrecks births and baseball scores
Wayne Back Yonder tally recalls injuries near Brunsville a car roll over after a near collision. Akron baseball beats Kingsley 6 to 3 in 11 innings and loses to Sioux Center 6 to 3. Died notes include John T. Buryanek Dan Welch and others. Various birth marriages and local events from 1942 to 1982 appear with weather and farm notes.
Local notes reflect a century ago Akron era history
Twenty and sixty years ago this week recall injuries and births Albert Fickbohm at ten hurt after a grindstone accident in 1912 Mrs Hd King longtime Portland township resident died near Swift Current in 1912 Portland township voters eyed separation from Akron and officials planned a November election Heavy rainfall on July 20 1912 drenched Akron streets and basements Union Creek Lutheran church added a new section and held a dedication. In later years a fire near Whitfield hardware was narrowly contained and several births and a cemetery revival were noted. A Country of Town pick won 32 to 21 in a local pick-up game with May and Port on the mound.
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Beatrice Sorenson
Minnie Pollock
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alanson Baker
Clifford Joustra
Lloyd Witt
Akron
Sioux City
Hugh A. Maxwell
LeMars
William
Ruble
Hartmann
Peck
Battery
Gottlieb Volstad
Gene Clancey
Peter Steinstra
First State
Alcester
Roy Gillis
Gillis
Will Cowell
Milnerville
Union Creek
Ed. Willergrove
Wm. Simeon
Riversioux Park
A. J. Kessler
Katherine Louise Gannon
Mingo
Iowa
Sacred Heart
Davenport
Albert
Walter Fickbohm
Hd. R. King
Portland Township
Swift Current
Sask
Canada
Portland
Jguy Miller
Henning Shoulberg
John Batchelder
Union Creek Lutheran Church
M. W. Richey
Beresford
Whitfield & Whitfield Hardware
Frank Kerr
James Eastwood
Westfield
James Ren
Nels A. Cedar
J. C. Wade
A. J. Beverly
William Chapman
Uels A. Cedar
Sioux Valley Township
Union County
Elmer Lonzo
George Grant
Lee May
Hal Port
O. J. Smith
Dan Anthony
Treatment of Mentally Ill at General Hospitals
More than 500000 mentally ill patients are treated in state and local government hospitals with 200000 annual admissions to general hospitals, says the Health Insurance Institute. Insurance plans cover nervous and mental disorders, with major medical benefits up to 16000 dollars or more and broad in-hospital coverage.
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Health Insurance Institute
Don Cunningham on Khrushchev propaganda and lies
Don Cunningham ridicules Khrushchev for claims of destroyers and anti missile tech, likening him to tall tales and warning readers that officials exaggerate. He recalls GAR speakers and a wall fly joke to emphasize skepticism toward Cold War rhetoric and sensational claims.
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Don Cunningham
Khrushchev
United States
Ananias
Bibleal Times
Paul Bunyan
Nicky
Nick
THINK SAFETY AS YOU WORK AT HOME CAREFULLY
Safety advice from Jo ann K McBride stresses thinking before acting to prevent accidents. Emphasizes habit formation, housekeeping, and a clutter free home to minimize hazards. Also mentions insurance and mental illness impact on earnings in production years.
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Joann K. McBride
Iits
Moyse Horton Family Reunion Held Sunday
Moyse Horton family reunion was held Sunday July 22 at Akron Legion Hall. Attendees included Don Prescott Charles Rappe Bertha Watkins Sioux City Fred Moyse Russell Horton Odebolt Robert Watkins Jefferson 9 D George Winter Buffalo Center Cecil Horton Wayne Horton Akron Lloyd Davis Jack Horton Jr Moville Spencer Ia Ol lef Spencer Spencer Clarence Horton Maynard Ross Art Spink Glen Horton Alice Ross Walter Horton Akron Garland Nelson Fulda Minnesota Sioux City.
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Moyse-Horton
Akron Legion Hall
Don Prescott
Charles Rappe
Bertha Watkins
Sioux City
Fred Moyse
Russell Horton
Bronson
Eldon Horton
Odebolt
Robert Watkins
Jefferson
9. D
George Winter
Buffalo Center
Cecil Horton
Wayne Horton
Akron
Lloyd Davis
Jack Horton
Moville
Ole Oloff
Spencer, In
Clarence Horton
Maynard Ross
Art Spink
Glen Horton
Alice Ross
Walter Horton
Garland Nelson
Fulda Minn
Milton Gregory
Union County Farm Bureau Monthly Meeting Report
The Union County Farm Bureau met July 23 with President Russell Hansen presiding. Plans discussed include a July 27 meeting in Centerville at 8 15 p m to gather ideas for growing the South Dakota Farm Bureau, a film showing by Elmore Leckvold on Florida and the southern states at the Flower and Talent Show July 30, and a Meet the Candidates night set for September 24 at Elk Point auditorium. Bread baking contest October 29 at Alcester and a booth for Achievement Days were also discussed. The next regular meeting is October 1 at Clarence Staum’s home.
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Union County F. B
Union County Farm Bureau
Russell Hansen
Centerville
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Elmore Leckvold
Ver
Florida
Elk Point
Alcester
Lincoln Tweet
Rudy Alben
Philip Ofstehage
Clarence Staum
Kay Staum
Plymouth County Farm Winners Named in Soil Awards
La Vern M. Fensner and Glen Groth, Ed Wendt and Donald Brown, all of Plymouth County, will compete in the Regional contest of Iowa’s Town Soil Conservation Achievement Awards program. Winners from three divisions will advance to a regional meet, with a sweepstakes to follow. Groth operates a 240 acre Kingsley area farm. Wendt and Gabel run a 280 acre Merrill area operation. Brown farms 320 acres northwest of Merrill.
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la Vern M. Fensner
U. 8
Soil Conservation Service
Glen Groth
Kingsley
Ed Wendt
Merrill
Donald Brown
Northwest
Iowa
Plymouth, County
Harold Johnson
Soil Conservation Districts of
Extension Service
United States Soil Conservation Service
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
Soil Conservation
Clyde Ga ‘Bel
New Cooperators
Groth
Elkhorn No. 2
Ed Wen
Brule Creek Church Notes
Selmar J Hilmoe pastor outlines Sunday service at 10 30 am and Thursday 230 pm Bible study led by Mrs Russell Huff. Worship meditation by Mrs Eldean Krose and hostesses Mrs Lewis Helseth Mrs Arnold Helseth and Mrs Alfred Kjose.
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Brule Creek
Selmar J. Hilmoe
Brule Creek Lutheran Church
Russell Huff
Eldean Krose
Lewis Helseth
Arnold Helseth
Alfred Kjose
St Matthew's Lutheran Church Service Schedule
The notice lists St Matthew's Lutheran Church on Chateworth with pastor Luther A. Meyer. It notes the 6th Sunday after Trinity services at 8:30 a.m., Divine Service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday school, and Welcome on Saturday at 8:15 a.m. It mentions KLEM Children's Chapel and closes with a quotation about sacrifice for money.
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ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Chateworth
Luther A. Meyer
Divine Servces
Dr D Blip introduces Gala Industries product
A playful self written note describes Dr D Blip a stainless safe baby item in pink blue or yellow handles. Invented by seven founders including four nurses an electrical engineer a railroad dispatcher and an elementary principal the group formed Gala Industries. The piece notes initial production problems and desire to gain widespread sales.
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Gala Industries
Dr D-Blip
How to Boost Your Home Sale This Year
Simple repairs attract buyers. Fix leaky faucets doors knobs and sticking doors. Clean neatness matters and fresh bathroom touches plus a large mirror help. Maintain a manicured lawn hedges and swept sidewalks. Be away during showings to ease buyers and boost the sale.
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