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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

3

Red Cross drive totals show near county quota met

Akron Iowa Thursday article reports Plymouth county raised 9983.25 for the 1948 Red Cross campaign, short of the county goal by about 1,000. Donations from townships spread across Preston Remsen America Meadow Elkhorn Garfield Sioux Westfield Elgin Fredonia Grant Hancock Henry Hungerford Johnson Liberty Lincoln Marion Plymouth Portland Stanton Washington LeMars Craig Brunsville Ovens Struble Seney Hinton Akron Kingsley Merrill Remsen totaling 9933.25 with banks and county headquarters collecting efforts.

Red Cross Plymouth County Akron American Red Cross LeMars Iowa Preston Remsen America Meadow Elkhorn Garfield Sioux Westfield Elgin Fredonia Grant Ovens Struble Seney Hinton Kingsley Merrill

Cancer Drive Under Way In Union County

Home demonstration clubs hold a spring Cancer lesson stressing the disease’s toll with a claim that one person dies every three minutes. The 1947 South Dakota Doctors refresher program is cited as valuable for detection. Donations totaling 54.00 are listed from Elk Point, Beresford, and Jefferson clubs, with a target by July.

South Dakota Elk Point Jefferson Good Neighbor Club Beresford Southernettes Prairie Pals

Information on teachers' certificates for 1948-49 year

County Superintendent Christine L. Petersen outlines renewal rules for Uniform County High School Normal Training Standard Elementary and Limited Elementary certificates. Six semester hours suffice if nine months have been taught since issuance. ten hours if nine months not taught. War emergency renewals need eight hours for 1948-49, valid for one year. Regular certificates renew for three to five years.

Christine L. Petersen

Teachers Urged to Attend Summer School for Certificates

A shortage of grade and rural teachers remains and teachers' salaries are at a high level. Summer schools aim to help all teachers earn college credit for certificate renewals. Anyone who qualifies for a teacher's certificate is urged to attend to meet renewal requirements.

Hawarden group seeks recreational use for Everist pit

Hawarden residents backed by State Representative Russell A Patrick push the state conservation commission to acquire the Everist gravel pit area for a public recreation site. They cite 1326 petition signatures and previous failed purchase attempts with owners Hubert Everist and Philip Everist of L G Everist Co. The property is now leased to a Sioux City fishing club, and the delegation asks condemnation as a remedy.

Hawarden Everist State Conservation Commission Russell A. Patrick Sioux City Hubert Everist Philip L. G. Everist Co

Regraveling Contracts Set On Primary Roads 3 And 12

The state highway commission let contracts for regraveling 46.4 miles of primary roads in Plymouth county. Early Construction won 32.5 miles for 10043.20 dollars covering Akron to Woodbury line and LeMars to Primary 29. John Hymans of Hull won 14 miles on Primary 12 from Akron to Hawarden for 4065.10 dollars. Work to finish this summer amid poor drainage and wear from heavy traffic.

Ames State Highway Commission Plymouth County Akron Woodbury County LeMars West Hawarden John Hymans Hull

Farm Bureau Women Map Year Study Topics

In western Plymouth county 13 Farm Bureau Women met in LeMars to outline their yearly program. They planned demonstrations on home grounds improvement, personal grooming, broiler cookery, attractive windows, childcare, and home crafts plus optional tailoring and reupholstering. They also voted to continue topics on music, international relations, health, libraries, schools, and added flag etiquette.

Farm Bureau LeMars

Akron Iowa picnic draws Ohio exiles misled state

Former Akron Ohio residents attended a picnic planned by Mr and Mrs Harold Strong in Tempe Arizona to honor Mr and Mrs Arvel Lake visitors from Akron Iowa. A Tempe Daily News misprint led Ohioans to believe the event was in Ohio and they prepared lunches accordingly. The gathering was hosted by Mrs Strong with guests including Loyd Lemon Hugh Chamberlain John Bamberlin and A E Lake. The event was set for Wednesday at 630 pm.

Akron Iowa Tempe Arizona Daily News Ohio Harold Strong Maple Avenue Arvel Lake Loyd Lemon Hugh Chamberlain John Bamberlin Hendricks Kenneth Tucker Elk Point S. D A. E. Lake

Prairie Gold Area Boy Scouts Plan September Roundup

At Storm Lake a Prairie Gold Area Boy Scouts meeting voted to hold a September to December Roundup with Cubs and Scouts. Units will host Parents Night in September and a district activity in October. Names like Wranglers Mavericks Foreman Sheriff will label roles, with mortgages paid by advancements or new members.

Prairie Gold Area Boy Scouts Storm Lake United States Plymouth County Joel T. Shepherd Arie J. Bomgaars D. W. Swanson Harvey N. Kluckhohn LeMars W. A. Aitken C. J. Vanderloo Joseph F. Kissinger Merrill

Legion Auxiliary Rents Picnic Tables for City Park

The American Legion Auxiliary has placed two substantial picnic tables in City Park for use by Legion Halls. Each table features a plank top and bench combination measuring eight feet long. Publicity Chairman notes the units are for general park use and will be enjoyed by patrons.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Halls Mnunnty

Buyer and Seller Meet in Register Tribune Want Ad

In the Register Tribune Want Ad column a buyer and seller arrange a meeting to discuss a transaction. The notice outlines the general terms and location for the exchange, asking interested parties to contact for details and timing.

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