Akron Register-Tribune masthead and rates
The Akron Register-Tribune of Akron Iowa lists Gerald F Smith as owner and Ray A Smith as publisher emeritus. It notes publication every Thursday and post office entry as second class mail matter since September 26, 1901. Subscription rates are 3.00 per year in certain counties and 3.50 elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
S. D
Westfield Carnival Hints And Community News Update
Westfield reports include Bruce Hummel moving to town and Fort Leonardwood plans, Al Hawks and Faye Smith returning from a Canada fishing trip with proof of good catches, Jonas Wester visiting Leeds Nursing Home, Iris Mulfinger in St. Joseph Hospital, and a coming carnival. June 18 Ladies Aid meets at Congregational Church with Fern Dreeszen and Vera Ross hosting. Harry Michael, long-time resident, dies at 83. Funeral at Congregational Church with burial at Riverside. Various locals visit relatives, and a surprise picnic ends this week’s note.
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Bruce Hummel
Westfield
Hummel
Bruce
Fort Leonardwood
al Hawks
Faye Smith
Canada
Geo. Bern
Jonas Wester
Leeds Nursing Home
Jonas
Iris Mulfinger
St. Joseph Hospital
Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Fern Dreeszen
Vera Ross
Nella Lilly
Evelyn Banks
Susie Davis
Vermillion
C. Mitchell
Ted Lueders
Perry
A.V.W.W.I
Hinton
Ronnie Davis
Bernard Welch
Omaha
Nebr
Ted Port
Gertrude Blum
Rev
Brodie
Harry Michael
Helen Lias
Pauline Lias
Harry
Lias
Michael Conners
Riverside Cemetery
Dennis Welch
Joliet, Til
Ray Welch
Ray Olson
Sioux City
Phil Beaubien, Jr
Esther Moffatt
Lucille Harkness
LeMars
Frank Welch
Hans Knudson
Grace Spaulding
Rodney Brown
Jean
Wrangell
Alaska
Gert Ferguson
Buena Park
Calif
Ray Marie
Bobby
Julia
Vicky Jordan
Raye Marie
Levi Hughes
Kerry
Katy
Marietta
Georgia
Marie Caskey
Sheri
Freeman Caskey
Vila Hanwardsen
Ronald Warner
Neb
Geo. Bush
Hawarden
Jesse Welch
Helen Joseph
Bill
Kathy
Con
Chatsworth Notes Include Visitor Calls And Family News
Mrs Evelyn Taggart and son visit from Ver million in the home of her mother Mrs Fred Meins. Sioux City guests call on Jorgenson Collmann Hendricks families. Grandparents take Michael home. Baby boy born to Gary Moehlman. hospital visits and family picnics noted. Estate probate for Abraham Miller begins with executors Violet M Miller and Wayne L Miller. notices to creditors and filings outlined. Published Akron Register-Tribune June 11 18 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Taggart
Vermillion
Fred Meins
Jorgenson
Sioux City
Colin Collmann
Henry Collmann
Shirley Lowell
Merle
Charles Hendricks
Michael
Jack Lake
Scott
Gerhard Moller
P.C.C.C
Kevin
Bobby Feauto
Randy Frerichs
Chris Beeck
Gary Moehlman
Hawarden Hospital
Albert Moehlman
Akron Hospital
Martha Collmann
Lloyd Morgan
Tom
Larchwood
Vicky
Janice
Melinda
George Moehlman
Lois Moehlman
Jerry Kelly
Lakes
Leslie Ludwigs
Ireton
Henry Ludwigs
John Ludwigs
Donald Hendricks
Chicago
Ilinois
Missouri River
Harley Small
Nellie Burnight
Nels Westergard
Worthing
S.D
Harry Stephenson
Harold
Alcester
Henry Ludwig
Hawarden
Mae Lamoureaux
Akron
Tim Repp
A. DeRaad
Dakota City
Robert Meins
George Beeler
Akron Register-Tribune
Johnsons Celebrate Son's Army Service and Illness Update
The Congregational Church dining hall is hosting a gathering Wednesday June 10 for Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson to honor their son Paul, who has been serving with the U S Army in Vietnam and will depart for Kentucky soon. Don Campbell fell ill last Thursday night June 11, was taken to St Joseph hospital ICU and later to the 6th floor for gallbladder attack tests, and returned home Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Paul
Harold Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Kentucky
Don Campbell
St. Joseph Hospital
Don
Akron Iowa notices real estate disposal hearing 1970
Notice in Akron Iowa that a resolution to dispose of 1.38 acres in the NW quarter of Section 6 T92N R48W Plymouth County is on file. A public hearing on the conveyance will be held July 6 1970 at 8 p.m. at the Akron Town Hall. attendance and testimony are invited.
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Akron
Iowa
Ninetytwo
Plymouth County
Fourth Street
Akron Town Hall
Call of the Wild at Akron Golf Club opens soon
In Akron the upcoming opening of the Akron Golf Club is lauded. The writer credits those responsible for the new course, offers playful golf tips for beginners and dunking hope that local youths will take up the sport, imagining potential stars like Arnie Palmer or Jack Nicklaus.
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Akron
Akron Golf Club
Arnie Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Mrs Clarence McMahon rites held in Sioux City
Funeral services for Mrs. Clarence McMahon 64 of Sioux City were held at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Merton Green officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery Akron. Survivors include husband two sons a daughter and seven grandchildren. Also notes a separate Camp Fire Girls notice for Akron day camps in June July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McMahon
Sioux City
Grace Methodist Church
Merton B. Green
Riverside Cemetery
Akron
Dan Schultz
Dernell Swift
David Swift
James Diegnan
John Knight
Everett Pyrel
Hawarden
Clarence J. McMahon
Elk Point
S. Oak
Vincent F
St. Peter, Minn
Sandra McMahon
Odessa
Tex
Frank Bennett
Clarence
Willie
Gladys) Huebner
Vernon
Daisy) Sayles
Whittier
Calif
Council
Lois Hall
Sherril Wolf
Heart of the Hawkeye Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Akron Park
Hantesa
M. Genevieve Clayton
Hawley Welfare Building
7006Th Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Akron Community Theater to host 24 hour opera house project marathon
Akron Community Theater announces a 24 hour work marathon from 9 a.m. Thursday June 18 1970 to 9 a.m. the next day to advance the seat covering project and showcase the historic opera house. The event invites all residents to help with upholstery, view the theater, and discuss renovation costs funded by a membership drive.
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Akron Community Theater
Myron Olsen
Hollywood
Sioux City
Opera House
Harvey's Hardware
Tams- Witmark Music Library, Inc
New York
Lerner and Loewe
Richard Smith
Akron
Westfield
Stanley R. Anderson
Smith
Angels
Saints
Richard Dirks
Joseph Trotzig
Mac Thorson
Richard Jacobs
Roger Banks
Ken Harvey
Respiratory disease conferences for nursing home nurses
Professional nurses in nursing homes are invited by the Iowa Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association to attend seven two day conferences in July. Public health nurses are invited to attend to explore links between nursing home and home care for respiratory patients. Dates and places include Des Moines Council Bluffs Sioux City Ottumwa New Hampton Cedar Rapids and Fort Dodge. Key organizers and contact details are provided.
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Iowa Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Johnny and Kay
Ottumwa
Roger's Famous Foods
New Hampton
Town House
Cedar Rapids
Holiday Inn
Fort Dodge
Arleen Gordon
R. N
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital
Philadelphia
Kathy Shaughnessy
R.N
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Pearl Zemlicka
College of Nursing
University of Iowa
George N. Bedell
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Frances Brophy
Iowa
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
High Street
Des Moines
First National Bank in Hawarden Rebrands as State Bank
The First National Bank in Hawarden changes name to First State Bank and becomes a state bank under Iowa regulations with immediate effect. A free preschool vision clinic is set for June 15 at Beresford Grade School from 9 to 11 a.m. for ages 3 to 6 to detect amblyopia. Kingsley Gun Club prize winner Bob Hagan is announced by the Kingsley Jaycees. Sioux Center runway area is graded in preparation for grass seeding, announced by Ed Roetman, Chamber of Commerce Airport chairman. Phillip Parriott of Remsen begins practice in his late father’s footsteps. A new boys gun class held at Alcester fire last Friday with 14 attendees. Ralph Goebel offers free golf lessons to boys 10-15 whose parents are club members at Elk Point. Orange water tower received a new blue coat. Marcus News plans issue on June 1.
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First National Bank
Hawarden
First ‘State Bank
Iowa
Beresford
Kingsley Gun Club
Kingsley Jaycees
Bob Hagan
Kingsley
Sioux Center
Ed Roetman
Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee
Alcester
Asl
Ralph Goebel
Elk Point
4 H Survey Shows Need for New Clubs and Leaders
A 4-H Expansion survey of 3rd through 8th graders finds 700 definite and 188 maybe interested in joining 4-H, suggesting a demand for about 50 volunteer leaders for new clubs. Union County leads in corn yield with 86 bushels per acre, among notes on safety week and farm accident risk.
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Union
S.D
Blum Family Reunion in Walville and Akron Park
Mr and Mrs Bernell Blum of Watsonville California hosted a family gathering with a noon steak fry at Akron Park and a return to the Edmund Blum home for reminiscences and supper Attendees included Blum families from Watsonville Remsen Lawton Sioux City Merrill Wheel Illinois Akron and other nearby towns with many spouses and children present
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Bernell Blum
Walville
Calif
Edmund Blum
Akr Park
Bernell
Watsonville
Gil Blum
Remsen
Basil Bly
Jerome
Lawton
Iowa
Vaughn Br
Mary Gunio
Sioux City
Morris Blum
Merrill
Roger Heweth
Sioux
Jim Harvey
Brad
Ron
Iola Frerichs
Wheel Illnois
Ed Blum
Akron
Dakota State College honors fall dean’s list students
The College of Arts and Sciences at Dakota State University lists 364 students on the fall semester dean’s list for a 3.25 GPA or better. Daryl Frisk and Linda Carlson, both from Akron, appear on the honor roll. Linda Bernard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Bernard of Akron, has been admitted to Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Sioux City Iowa. She will enter the three year nursing diploma program as a freshman in September. Bernard is a graduate of Akron High School. Katrn Bernard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Phill Bernard of Akron, received an award for a 3.25 GPA or higher.
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College of Arts and Science
Dakota State University
Studen
Daryl Frisk
Linda Carlson
Akron
Linda Lee Bernard
Phillip Bernard
Akra
Vincent Hospital School of Nursing
Sioux City
Iowa
Banard
Akron High School
For& Vincent Hospital School of Nursing
Katrn Bernard
Phill Bernard
Plymouth County Fair Style Show Set for July Entry Deadlines
Plymouth county fair hosts a Fashion Fun with Fashion Fabrics style show on August 2 at 2 p.m. Entries welcome from any county resident, with garments eligible if made by or for any family member. Deadline July 25, with entries at Vance's or the Extension Service office. Impartial judges will select models. prizes in each category.
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Plymouth County Fair
Lyle Mackey
Fn Board
Vance
Plymouth County
Vance's
Extension Service
Ott Helen Vance
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C.M.S
Akron Theatre Group
Terry Evans
Missouri Valley
Blair Bridge
Carol Redlin
Pat Curry
Pam Lyle
Shirley Anderson
Kathy Kasperson
Sinai
Joyce Rohrbach
Eureka
SDSU
John H. Peters
Robert W. Benda
Sargent
Phillip Parriott
Jon Parriott
Orange
Marcus
Chuck Norby Union Co
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Agant
Blum
Reunies
Iowa Employment Security Commission
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