Akron Register Tribune Publisher and Rates Notice
The Akron Register Tribune lists Gerald F. Smith as owner and publisher with Ray A. Smith as publisher emeritus. The weekly paper is published in Akron Iowa with subscription rates of 3.00 per year, 1.50 for six months in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury and Union counties, and 3.50 elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
S.D
Community notices from Westfield and surrounding towns
Westfield events include visits by Mrs Lyle McInnis Jr and Dustine, and Mrs Tom Ross family activities in Hinton. World Day of Prayer at Akron Christian Church drew local women. Hilda Schoenfelder and Gertrude Blum participated. Other items cover visits to Sioux City and Kingsley, a March 13 closure of Westfield Cafe, blood bank drive at Akron Hospital, and a Northwest Iowa Archaeological Society talk at Westfield Congregational Church. The Davis family gathering and a Navy bound trip for Larry Davis are noted with several local households mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle McInnis Jr
Dustine
Lucille Welch
Tom Ross
Fischer
Hinton
Christian Church
Akron
Hilda Schoenfelder
Gertrude Blum
Westfield
Mary Graves
Russell
Debbie
Sioux City
Bessie Buryanek
Charles Harris
Marcia
Walt Disney
Jr. Davis
David Bloomfield
Jackson
Nebr
Dennis Taylor
George Berns
Calumet
Northwest
Iowa Archaeological Society
Westfield Congregational Church
Steve Sigstad
University of So. Dak
Freeman
M.D
Larry Davis
Dorothy Dewey
Clarence Davis
Clif Faust
David
Lyle Regan
Mollie Dewey
Lillian Davis
Davis
Larry
San Diego
Westfield Basketball Jamboree Planned for March 17
The Akron Register-Tribune reports a Westfield gym event on Wednesday evening March 17 starting at 6 30 p m. Games include 5th/6th grade girls versus 7th grade girls, 8th grade boys versus 7th grade boys, Boys B team versus Girls A team, and Boys A team versus Alumni. Proceeds support the state tournament bound boys team. lunch items will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Chatsworth Chatter: Local Social Visits and Guests
Special correspondence item listing numerous visits and callers in and around Chatsworth Iowa. It notes dinners, lunches, and social calls among Collmann, Moller, Hendricks, Van Meter, Frerichs, Repp, Liston, Van Wyhe, Klave, Beck, Ludwigs, Hemmerick, Moehlman, and other families across Akron Hawarden Sioux City Ireton Minneapolis Elk Point and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Collmann
Henry Collmann
Charles Hendricks
Akron
Gerhard Moller
Sioux Center
Phil van Meter
Sioux City
Claus Frerichs
LeMars
Jack Lake
Chris
Chris Beck
John Ludwigs
Alvin Frerichs
Shirley Repp
Harold Buchman
Frank Hemmerrick
Michael
Tim
Repp
Arthur DeRaad
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Deloris Friske
Tim Repp
Ramon Sanceda
Elk Point
Lois Moehlman
George Moehlman
Eilene
Albert Moehlman
Gary
Jerry Kelly
Lowell Hillrichs
H. Liston
A. DeRaad
John Schoeleman
Hawarden
Kenneth Miller
Ray Hoffman
Louis Meyer
Dick Tentinger
Marian Utech
Ladies Aid
George Moehliman
John Helmrichs
Eilene Moehlman
Fred Heuer
Lena Schuster
Gratitude for support after a loved one's passing
Thank you to all who sent cards, flowers, pantry items, memorials, and offered help during a long illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Clawson for prayers and visits, and to hospital staff. May God bless you all from Minnie Von Hagel and family plus the Von Hagel and Hitzemann households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson
Minnie von Hagel
Wayne von Hagel
Paul von Hagel
Eldon von Hagel
Gert
John
George von Hagel
Matie Hitzemann
Anna Long
Plymouth County Outdoor Recreation Potential Study Report
A Plymouth County group organized by the Soil Conservation District prepared a study on private outdoor recreation development. Twelve development categories were examined along with impoundment sites and existing waters and scenic areas. The report compiles resources, demographics, and land use data to guide planning and potential enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Pasture Type Alfalfa Options in South Dakota This Year
Excellent supply of pasture type alfalfa seed in South Dakota. Teton Travois and Rambler recommended for SD. brome alfalfa pasture yields 308 lb beef vs 236 lb with grass alone. Plant rates two per acre cultivated land, 1.5 to 2 per acre in established pasture. Interseed option available with details. Also notes on tree plantings for windbreaks and shelterbelts with stock lists and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
SDSU
ASCS
Blessed event and peanut week notes from Akron editor
Extension agent Melva Leafstedt writes on Carol Redlin's new baby Douglas Eugene born February 25. The column covers food energy costs, National Peanut Week March 3–13, and peanut butter recipes. It also notes bread and cereal contribute a fifth of U S protein and invites prospective brides to view wedding invitations at the Akron Register-Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Carol Redlin
Douglas Eugene
Carol
Melva Leafstedt
USDA
Akron Register-Tribune
Commercial Bowling League results and leaders March 4 1971
League standings show Farmers Coop 26-14 First National Bank 22-18 Westfield Elevator 21-19, 4x4 18-21, Triple F 17-22, Wells Blue Bunny 15-25. High ind. series Jim Henrickson 576 Ed Willer 567. high ind. game Ed Willer 220 Jim Buryanek 217. Also Tuesday Coffee League results with teams Lucille Ball's Totie Field's Raquel Welch's and others, high team series 1308, high team game 485, plus individual leaders Marge Molzen Rita Foley and more with several split conversions and 25 pins over average. Akron Women s Commercial Bowling League weekly results with team standings, highs in games and series, split conversions, and top individual scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bowling League
Akron Lumber
Awkward Club
Nelson Hatchery Barwick Implement
Moorman Feed
Arvins Standard
Dirks Motor Lanes Bottling
Acco Seeds
Akron Body Shop
Arnold Helseth
Loren Nielsen
Stanley Anderson
W Nielsens Service
Akron Savings Bank
Dirks Motor
Caskey Truck Line
Willer Real Estate
Hartmann Bros
Reds
L Farmers Coop
First National Bank
Westfield Elevator
Wells Blue Bunny
Jim Henrickson
Ed Willer
Jim Buryanek
Lucille Ball
Totie Field
Carol Channing
Raquel Welch
Debbie Reynolds
Carol Burnett
Racquel Welch
Marge Molzen
Rita Foley
Lois Klemme
Peg McLane
Carolyn Raynor
Jan Boyd
Carol Krohsh
Bernice Chilton
Gwana Taylor
Ella Boetger
Joyce Port
Anna Hughes
LeJoyce Jacobs
Pepsi-Cola
Jo Ann Cafey
Small's Trucking
McPherson's Variety
Thorson Drug
Farmers' Co-op
Harvey's Hardware
Rod's Ford
Paul's Iga
Hospital
Akron Bowl
Anne Willer
Betty Jo Hemmingson
Clarice Fodness
Delores Friske
Audrey Ericson
Helen Sings
Vivian McPherson
Xaveris Kelly
Neva Hawks
Shirley Wang
Jo Small
High Ind
Susie Swife
Ann Malcom
Jean Martin
Beague
Jon F
L Garvins Vets
Kerr Motor
Taylor Trucking
Akron
Chatsworth Elevator
Frozen Food Center
Lawrence Maynard
Ivan Finzen
Phil Beaubien
Robert Root
Track season opens at Hudson High School in March
The Hudson High School track season begins around March 8 if weather allows. Other items note the LeMars Community band invited to a Las Vegas Lions convention in June 2026, Remsen Jaycees shade tree project funded by Farmers Savings Bank, and Beresford Golf Club dues set for 1971 with various rate schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High School
Big Red Bulldog
LeMars Community High School
Iowa Lions
Las Vegas
Remsen Jaycees
Farmers Savings Bank of
Remsen
Beresford Golf Club
Cliff Gunnare
Windbreak planning urged for farms and feedlots
Farmers are advised to complete windbreak plans soon with spring approaching. Potted trees Eastern Red Cedar Ponderosa Pine and Spruce offer 90 percent survival. bare root stock available in deciduous varieties. Contact Soil Conservation Service Extension Agent or ASCS for planting and payment details. Substitution rule under 1971 Set-Aside program explained by Cecil J Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Soil Conservation District
Ken Dahlgren
Soil Conservation Service
ASCS
Cecil J. Kennedy
Plymouth County
ASC
Are We Prepared for a National Alert
A 1974 Akron Register-Tribune report reviews the national warning system test and the response gaps. It details the U S Department of Agriculture roles in radiological monitoring, stockpiling, and emergency actions, naming Plymouth County officials and USDA board members like William Ahlers and Harold Boehmer. It also covers IRS tax form notices and how to obtain necessary forms for special tax situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Register-Tribune
Soil Conservation Service
S.C S
Plymouth County
Civil Defense Center
Sioux City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
Agricultural Marketing Service
Commodity Credit Corporation
U.S.D.A
Farmers Home Administration
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
A. U.S.D.A. Defense Board
Ben
William Ahlers
Harold Boehmer
Lyle Mackey
Dennis Benna
Ing There
Set-Aside Program Aims to Expand Planting Options
ASC Chairman Cecil J. Kennedy of Plymouth County explains the Set-Aside Program as market oriented. It lets producers choose what to plant with their set aside acreage while remaining land diversion requirements limit overproduction. Regional crop shifts appear in USDA survey as farmers seek lower costs and higher net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Cecil J. Kennedy
Plymouth County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
USDA
Farmers Appeal on Conserving Base Adjustments
Cecil J. Kennedy, Chairman of the County ASC Committee, announced that all downward adjustments in farm base serving bases will be made only on written requests filed with the County Committee within 15 days of notice. The request must include all facts needed for a determination and meet regulations. The County Committee's decision must be concurred by the District Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil J. Kennedy
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Senior Citizens Art Festival Set For Des Moines
Iowa invites all seniors including individuals and groups over 60 to join a state art festival at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines on May 12. Visual arts and performances such as drum dance music painting textiles are welcome. Contact Siouxland Council on Aging 318 Davidson Building Sioux City IA 51101 258 7933 for forms due by March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
Iowa
Siouxland Council On Aging
Davidson
Sioux City
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Gerald F. Smith
Ray A. Smith
NeWeArcreation
Westfield News
Chatsworth
Outdoor Recreation Development News
Chuck Norby Union Co
United States
Commercial Bowling League
Winl Cardinals
Yanks
Twins
Mets
Dodgers
Senators
Bill Joseph
Norm Nielsen
Kervyn Heeren
Marie Henke
Eunice Klemme
Millie van Donge
Vern Heeren
Marilyn Heeren
Cardinals
Monday Coffee League
Musketeers
LaVon Maynard
Dorothy Hope
Stella Beaubien
Marge Dykstra
Ai ‘Iwens
PTA
Alcester
Elk Point Pointers
Gayville-Volin
Wakonda
Jefferson
Sioux Center Community
Board of Education
Chas. Irwin
Maurice-Orange City
Farm Bureau
MOC
Mel Hulleman
Gene Newel
James Watkins
Kingsley
West Lyons
Marcus Rotary Club
Madrid Register-News
McGregor North Iowa
John F. Hanlon
IRS
State of
Internal Revenue Service
Inwa
Register-Tribune