Akron Register-Tribune Reader details and pricing
Akron Register-Tribune editors and proprietors Ray A. and Gerald F. Smith publish weekly. The paper is entered as second class mail matter September 26, 1901. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year, six months $1.25 in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Union counties. $3.00 per year elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Secord
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
Sudden passing shocks Westfield community
News from Westfield reports the sudden death of Minx Eugene Welch, details include sympathies offered to the bereaved family and community updates. Local notices mention hospital stays, visitors, church events, and upcoming conventions and gatherings across Westfield and nearby towns.
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Eugene Welch
Marlene Outerbuhr
Guy Minor
St. Joseph Hospital
Jit Luenhagen
Suzatte Hofffian
Matvim
Mrr
Dery Hoffman
Esther Moffath
Lilly
Gilbert
Wayne College
Rows
Harley Smaill
Sioux City
Moon
Albert Harrington
Wayne Weigel
Mas. W.A. Weigel
Omahe
Pilgrim
Chunch
Adarnce
Luv Inn
Darrell Hunt
Jafferson
Glora Mackey
Mian
Eber Waterman
Oallens
Ed Nelson
Atk
Wm. Toel
Brunsville
Guinday
Faye
I ‘Brangon
Norbert Isemt
Richard Galloway
Holly Springs
Aid’ Moa
Milton’ Amerson
Akron
George Bern
Cherokee
Joan Bern
George
Ilies
Kenneth Bern
Mire
John Maya
Charles Mulfinger
Lodpl
Jim Ross
Chemy ‘Point
N.C
Virveil Roasi
Lloyd’ Gatibe
Westfield Community School Board Meets in 1968 Sessions
Regular meeting February 3 1968 with all members present. Discussions on starting sex education, possible interdistrict contracts for educating out-of-state students, and approval of girls for the Girls State Basketball Tournament in Des Moines. Special sessions held February 20 and September 23 1968 to discuss student teaching and superintendent candidates.
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Board of Education
Westfield Community School Board of Education
Port
Bille
Linda
Bruce
Lanwrence Mesecks
Walt Hummel
Tes Moines
Lorna Whiting
L. N. Dineksor Vag
Westfield
School Board of Education
Thoma
Athens
Akron High School Carnival Dance and Sports Recap
The school carnival is March 8 at 7:00 with games like Cake Walk Spook House Dunking School Ring Toss and Shooting Gallery. Admission 25c and a door prize near the end. Akron basketball season closed February 26 with a 72 to 60 loss to Hinibon. District Speech Contest participants included Marsha Kilstrom Allan Getken Richard Andermion Nancy Taylor Nancy Klemmie Kathy Goodrich and Melinda Netio. Student questions covered hair, graduation, girls sports, peace, and strange curiosities. FFA and FHA Sweetheart Ball Feb 2 featured Judy Norton Kathy Goodrich and Nancy Klemme with Nancy named Sweetheart.
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Marvings Court
Gannivel
Spencer
Marsha Kilstrom
Allan Qetken
Richard Andermion
Nancy Taylor
Nancy Klemmie
Kathy Goodrich
Melinda Netio
Winnes Ffa
FHA
FFA
Loren Neilson
Judy Norton
Kethy Goodrich
Nancy Klemme
Maine Fishing Region Study Report Card
In social studies we study Maine fishing and the sea. Students display shells and complete math on hander division. Two reading groups finished books. Group three took tests and will begin Ventures next week. Group one finished Ventures and will work in Wide Horizons and Readers Digest Skill Builders.
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Maine
Reader
6A language class replies to Nancy Hanks poem
The 6A class wrote replies to Nancy Hanks by Rosemary Carr and Stephen Vincent Benet. Diane Oetken relays Abe Lincoln’s imagined growth and family details. The Friday TV show covered Pueblo and Korea, interrupting programming for updates, while GB Language students drafted stories about a pictured adventure and displayed illus
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Nancy Hanks
Rosemary Carr
Stephen Vincent Benet
Abe
Diane Oetken
White House
Scin
Pueblo
Korea
Ordar
5 A and Math News and Probate Notice in Iowa
Fifth Grade and Sixth Grade math notes discuss measurement decimals and place value with tools like overhead projectors and filmstrips. In Plymouth County probate records Roy E Bliss deceased appoints an administrator. creditors must file claims within six months. published in Akron Register-Tribune February 20 and March 7, 1968. Wedding notices and invitations offered at The Register-Pribune office.
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Roy E, Bliss
J. Bliss
Reid
Westfield
Iowa
Richard L. Smith
Akron
Akron Register - Tribune
Flax option included in 1968 Farm Diverted Acres plan
Cecil J Kennedy of the Plymouth ASC urges farmers to join the 1968 Feed Grain Program. Flax may be grown on 20 to 50 percent of diverted acres and is subject to soil and wildlife conservation rules. First 20 percent qualifies for corn price support and loans. Substituted crops yield half the diversion payment, with safflower and sunflowers nonpaying. Kennedy notes rising farmer inquiries as signup runs February 6 to March 15, 1968.
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Cecil J. Kennedy
Plymouth
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kennedy
USDA
United States
U. S
Maneh
Akron school book fair field trip finds over 1000 titles
Library Club members selected more than one thousand paperback books for the Akron School Book Fair during a field trip to Sioux Falls. They visited Anpustaina College and Mikkeloun library, then Washington Senior High, and planned visits for March 26 27 to the Akron school library.
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Akron
Joy Seipp
Mair
Te Akron Sthoul Library
Iowa Schools Move to Provide Elementary Guidance Services
The 1967 Iowa legislature ordered elementary schools to offer guidance services by September 1, 1970, with pilot programs in Cedar Rapids Pleasant Readley and Cedar Rapids districts. Programs are offered at Northern Iowa, Drake, Iowa State, and Iowa City universities, while districts like Waterloo and Marshalltown expand counselor roles. A special education class for ages 14-18 opens in LeMars at 200 Central Avenue N. E. with Miss Foongs Ling Choy teaching, offering job training through projects in woodworking, sewing, and typing and free tuition for up to 17 students.
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Towa
University of Northern Jews
University of Towa
Drake University
Towa State University
Clementiary Schipola
iCollege
Cedar Rapids
Pleasant Wadley
Cedar Rails
Witerloo
Liam/Mar
Marion
Marshalltown
Hancock County
James Forsyth
Department of Public Instruction
Ouidamce
Floral Board of Education
Boord
Plymouth
Central Avenue N. E
LeMars, Lows
Foongs Ling Choy
Kebe University of
Choy
Cantnal Avenue N. E
LeMars
Plymouth County Board of Education
Please Hand Stamp Reminder for Envelopes
A public notice advising mailers to print Please Hand Stamp on envelopes with enclosures like gum candy or trinkets. Enclosures can jam stamping machines or damage envelopes. place at the bottom and tape to secure them. The Register-Tribune encourages reader support for postal operations.
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