Akron Register-Tribune subscription rates notice
The Akron Register-Tribune announces subscription rates: 2.50 per year with six months at 1.25 for residents in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota. 3.00 per year elsewhere. Editors and proprietors are Ray A. and Gerald F. Smith.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Akron
Iowa
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
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Lenten Luncheons and Meetings At Local Churches
St Catherine's Guild hosts a March 10 luncheon in Akron at St Joseph's school basement from 12 to 1 with officers serving and a business meeting to follow. Catholic Daughters plan a March 7 ham dinner honoring Sisters of St Joseph School at 6 30 p.m. with their regular meeting afterward. Junior High basketball vs Hinton on March 3 at home, and March 7 at McCook Lake for two games. Masses at St Catherine's are at 7 30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays during Lent, with Study Club after Tuesday Mass.
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St. Catherine’s Guild
St. Joseph’s School
Akron
Catholic Daughters of America
Sisters of St. Joseph School
Hinton
McCook Lake
St. Catherine’s
March winds and windstorm tips from Iowa institute
The Iowa Loss Prevention Institute urges vigilance as March brings wind and tornado risk, noting straight winds can damage whole states. It recommends preventive maintenance on roofs, antennas, doors, and siding, and mentions a pamphlet from IMT Insurance with safety tips and history of tornadoes.
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Institute
IMT Insurance
Des Moines
Walnut St
Hunters bag 7,205 deer in 1965 Iowa season
Iowa State Conservation Commission reports 7,206 deer killed by licensed hunters in 1965 shotgun and bow seasons. Despite more licenses issued, poor weather reduced the statewide harvest by about 9 percent. Details show zone splits, bow hunting results, and county figures with archer gains and lower success rates.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Pottawattumie
Des Moines
One Foot in Heaven at School Auditorium
The annual school play directed by Miss Patricia Whitaker features Rev Spence and a cast of over 35 students. Wayne Von Hagel, Linda Goodrich Hartbell, Becky Orris, Rich Brown, Lynn Coon lead roles as the town battles bigotry and church in a lively, laughter-packed evening set for April 15.
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Patricia Whitaker
Heaven
Spence
Hileen
Hartzell
Louise
Eileen
Rev
Miss Whitaker
Wayne von Hagel
Linda Good
Jerry Jans
Sandow
Pam Larsen
Digby
Pat Rolfes
Georgie
Don von Hagel
Cambridge
Judy Norton
Jellison
Lillian Jacobs
Major Cooper
Scott Swift
Bishop Sherwood
Kenny Milbrodt
Fraser
Jim Kenny
R-R
Akron Register Fribune recalls 1946 events and obits
Way Back Yonder items from the Akron Register Fribune summarize community notes from February 1946. Mentions pledges for a new Akron community hospital, multiple local deaths and funerals, marriages and births, shifts in church calls, and local headlines such as trains ditching rails, weather, and social events. Names include Kenneth Raby, Gordon Dewey, Edna Frerichs, Russell Marshall, Lavonne Jacobs, Melvin Engelbrecht, Rev. O. F. Bohman, and others, with references to nearby towns Hawarden LeMars Avoca Madison Portage la Prairie and Corsica S D.
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Akron
Kenneth Larry
Herbert Raby
Sioux City
Johnson Township Lutheran Church
Adaville
Gordon
Harvey Dewey
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Church
Edna
Dick Frerichs
Russell Marshall
First Lutheran Church
Chester Marshall
Hawarden
Lavonne
Bernard Jordahi
Kenneth Small
Clifford Campbell
Robert Tucker
Sioux Falls
S. D
O. F. Bohman
States
Pacific
Lutheran Church
Avoca
Minn
Frank Jacobs
Madison
N. J. Brown
Portage la Prairie
Canada
Sioux City Tribune
Camp Smith
Ed. Bratt
Dana Hunt
Milwaukee
Ike Harris
Amalia Thiel
Chas. Toben
Lester Dewey
Parker
F. A. Meske
Iowa Baptist Convention
Akron Baptist Church
Akron Athletes Triumph Over Merrill High in Dual Wins
Akron High School basketball claimed victories over Merrill High with the first team winning 37 to 31 and the second team 80 to 25. The period also notes multiple community obituaries and weather records from late February 1936, including blizzard conditions and record sub zero temperatures spanning January 16 to February 21.
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AHS
Merrill HS
Dorothy Mae
John Henke
David Lundberg
James L. Redmond
Thurston (Anna) Squires
Town
Union County
S. D
Connecticut
John C. Hoyt
Arthur Lamoureux
J. L. Redmond
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Salix
Iowa
Ernest G. Lucken
Russell O. Pollock
Plymouth Co-op
L. Beebe
Correctionville
Allis-Chalmers
Cunningham
New study hall supervisors introduce two new faces
Mrs. Joyce Hoff and Mrs. Dale Dutt join study halls as morning and afternoon supervisors. Hoff, born in Maryville Missouri, lists Fort Dodge as home and studied at Clinton High School Fort Dodge Community College and the University of Iowa majoring in English Education. She attends a Lutheran church and enjoys reading knitting and sewing. Hoff says AHS students are a group of good learners.
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Lillian Marie Jacobs
Alfred Jacobs
Hawarden
Iowa
Lillian
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Dean Martin
Julie Andrews
Australia
Joyce Hoff
Dale Dutt
Hoff
Maryville
Missouri
Fort Dodge
Clinton High School
Clinton
Fort Dodge Community College
University of Iowa
Lutheran Church
AHS
Local Student Mr Dale Dutt Graduates Insightful Remarks
Dale Dutt of Tolstoy South Dakota born in Haven runs through Haven High School. He studied Math at the University of South Dakota with Physics minor and attends the Lutheran Church. He enjoys reading bowling and swimming and aims for a master’s degree. Welcome to AHS Mrs Hoff and Mr Dutt.
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Winston Louis Huebner
Willie L. Huebner
Akron
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Luther League
FFA
Winston
South Dakota University
Brookings
Dale Dutt
Haven
South Dakota
Tolstoy
Haven High School
University of South Dakota
Dutt
AHS
Hoff
Mr. Dutt
Cardiac Evaluation Clinic for Children
Ten field clinics staged in 1966 by the Iowa State Services for Crippled Children will offer free cardiac evaluations to under 21 patients with rheumatic or congenital heart disease. Clinics in Sioux City Spencer Cherokee Storm Lake Sheldon Cherokee Storm Lake open to referrals. led by Dr. Doin C. MacQueen with cardiologists and allied staff. ENT clinics also offered with no fee.
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Iowa State Services
Flymouth County
Sue City
Spencer
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Sheldon
SSCC
Doin C. MacQueen
University of Iowa “Ollege of Medicine
Ians
ENT
John C. MacQueen
State Services For
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Ear, Nose and Throat Clinics for Children
Ten special clinics for ear nose and throat evaluation have been set for 1966 by Town State Services for Crippled Children. One clinic will be held May 18 to provide an opportunity for physicians to assess and treat youngsters in need.
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Lildeen
Hears
Open Door Conference Signals City Legislation Plans
Iowa municipal leaders meet in Des Moines to discuss possible local tax changes daylight saving liquor and road use law amendments for the 1967 Legislature. The League of Municipalities hosts the Biennial Open Door Conference to vet proposed city and town measures and gather ideas for new laws.
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Iowa
General Assembly
Des Moines
League of Jews
Hen Caring
We Dex Moines
League
Open Door Conference Tackles City Legislation Ideas
The Iowa League of Municipalities urges city and town officials to submit preliminary legislative ideas for 1967. The Open Door Conference at Hotel Fort Des Moines will host hearings from 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. Lt. Gov. Robert Fulton and Rep. Maurice Baringer will speak at the luncheon. Mayor Gering says feedback from all communities shapes a ground-up program.
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League
Gering
Fort Des Moines
Robert Fulton
Maurice Baringer
Oelwein
Town Folks Move and Club Changes at Local Theatre
Fifty years ago, Apo ne and Mrs. Dick Johnson, longtime East Town farmers, depart to settle near Fernwood New York. Thos Evans plans to relocate east of town, and A F E Lipp takes over the Star Theatre from Swift Bros. and will rename it the Lyric.
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Dick Johnson
Fernwood
N.Y
Thos Evans
A. F E. Lipp
Swift Bros
Star Theatre
The
Lyric
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