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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1954

Page

5

A H S Bands to present spring concert May 14

The Akron High School bands will present a combined Senior and Junior concert Friday evening May 14 directed by Karl Rogosch with Judy Dirks assisting. Highlights include the Sawtooth Concerto with Marianne on piano and a trombone trio piece, plus a Carnival Suite by the Junior Band. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students.

Karl Rogosch Judy Dirks Marianne Marlene McVay Carol Boe Jim Scranton

Eagles Auxiliary Honors Mothers With Program

The Eagles Auxiliary held its annual Mother's Day program Sunday evening at the hall with about fifty attendees. Music and readings highlighted the event. Awards honored the oldest and youngest mothers, the mother with the most children, the second oldest, the longest distance traveler, and a representative from Akron. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jurgensen of Sioux City at Lutheran Hospital on April 29, 1964.

Eagles ‘Auxiliary the Hall Greth Protextor Sheldon Howard Wolt Aerie Sara Dalton Opal Lamoureux Talbott LeMars A. L. Rogall, Sr Akron Andrew Andersen Aktron Dennis Lamoureux Howard ‘Wolf Robert Jurgensen Sioux City Lutheran Hospital

Akron Ministers Association May Meeting Hosts Pastors

Six local pastors attended the May gathering at Pastor Luther Meyer’s home, sampling bacon and eggs and coffee. Dr. William Stacy of Iowa State spoke on churches building community machinery. several churches plan Vacation Church School for May 26 or 27. The Larson Sisters help headline at Emanuel Lutheran May 21. AMA plans monthly religious films and a June 14 Akron park picnic. Attendees included Charley Kruse Raymond Bjork 0 F Elbe Henry Dirks Donald James David Roy Luther Meyer and Dr Stacy.

Luther Meyer Akron Ministers Association Akron Larson Sisters Immanuel Lutheran AMA Akron Park Charley R. Kruse Plymouth Presbyterian Raymond Bjork 0. F. Elbe Henry Dirks Donald James David Roy Dr. Stacy

Mother's Day events at St John’s American Lutheran Church Akron

In Preston Township week May schedule lists Sunday services at 9:30 and 10:30 with offerings for India Women's Work by the Women's Missionary Federation for Mother's Day. Activities include a Mother Daughter banquet Monday, Brotherhood Tuesday, Luther League Wednesday, and a Spring rally Thursday with Mrs Bodensieck and Rev Schilling. Brule Creek Lutheran Church hosts Sunday school, confirmation, and Communion with a Brotherhood meeting and merger discussion Monday.

ST. John's Women's Missionary Society Brother ‘Hood Cliff. Noble Brotherhood Area Luther League Missionary Federation Correctionville J. Bodensieck R. Schilling Germany Henry. J. Dirks Brule Creek Luth Lutheran World Action Brule Greek Lutheran Church

Akron area notes from past week in local churches and events

Local churches plan Mother's Day observance next Sunday. A meeting of the Utile Dulee Chile is set for May 11 at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Walter Horton’s home. Miss Marian Johnson earned a superior rating at the Perry Iowa state music contest. Northwestern Bell installed a pay station booth near the power plant. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark visited Burt Iowa. Mrs. Arnold Clark and Stevie joined them home. A 14 member Junior choir forms at Wesley Church under Mrs. Nelson. Carla Hartmann began work at a Cherokee barber shop as the Harts move there. MSgt. and Mrs. Waterbury and son Terry head to Camp Gordon after visiting relatives. A Farmers Co-Op meeting supported enlarging grain storage. Akron town team baseball practices on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Local churches donated a picture The Good Shepherd to Akron Community Hospital, now displayed in the hall with fluorescent lighting.

Dulee Chile O'Clork Walter Horton Marian Johnson Akron Perry Iowa Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Russell Clark Burt Arnold Clark Stevie Wesley Methodist ‘Church Harry B. Nelson Church Carla Hartmann Cherokee Hartmann Jack Waterbury Terry Okinawa Gordon Georgia Minois Farmers Co- Op Farmers Co-Op City Park Akron Community Hospital the Good Shepherd First Baptist First Christian Wesley Methodist Union First Baptist Church Besse Lias

Rites Held Last Wednesday for Arthur Montagne

Arthur A. Montagne Akron business man died at Akron Community Hospital after liver hemorrhage at 50. He lived in Akron 50 years, was born in Beresford S D, married Albertine La Croix in 1926, and leaves daughter Patricia, widow, three grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral at Patrick's Catholic with Neher Skahill officiating. interment Akron Catholic cemetery. many relatives from several states attended.

Arthur A. Montagne Akron Community Hospital Art Montagne Theodore Montagne Beresford South Dakota Akron Iowa Art St. Joseph Parochial Akron Public School Frank Montagne Montagne Recreation Parlor Albertine la Croix Jefferson Patricia Albertine Fullip Bernard Patty Jefferson, S. D Mae Stoat Florence Dalgliesh Agnes Anderson Ahren Patrick Cathol Nether Skahill Don Boden Jay Earnest Ralph Morin Robert Root Norman Gary Roland la Croix Akron Catholic Cemetery Rapid City Sioux Falls Yankton Vermillion Burbank Elk Point S.D Fort Dodge Sioux City Storm Lake Hawarden Long Beach Calif Minneapolis Minn Norfolk Nebr

Ak Ron Community Hospital Hosts Open House Event

The Ak Ron Community Hospital invites the public to an open house on Saturday afternoon May 15. Visitors may tour the building and enjoy tea. The Hospital Auxiliary will hold a bake sale in the dining room and asks participants to bring baked goods.

Akron Community Hospital Hospital

Local Lutherans Pledge Nearly 4000 for Missions

Immanuel and Union Creek Lutheran churches Akron pledged 3813 for mission work in the Augustana Advance for Christ campaign. Immanuel 1815 and Union Creek 2000, from 99 members making 193 home visits. Iowa reports show 141134.54 pledged by 50 of 62 Augustana churches. nationally 821 of 1200 churches pledging 1944468.44, likely surpassing a two million goal with about 66000 callers. Also Mrs. Maude Steller, 72, died April 22 in Burke after living in Richland, S.D.. survived by three grandchildren. Funeral in Elk Point.

Register-Tribuen Stanton Iowa Immanivel Union Creek Lutheran Akron David J. Roy Augustana Lutheran Churches Maude Steller Richland S. D Burke S.D Elk Point

Take the Richard a Comedy Drama Shown Friday May 7

A readable fragment notes a Friday May 7 showing of a comedy drama titled Take the Richard with a female lead Elaine. It mentions a troubled plot involving a widow and a killer son and hints at wartime training themes without clear context.

Local Activities Highlight Akron Area May Events

Gold Medal and flour certificate drives for Cub Scouts. Mrs Jos E Daltcin visited Chicago family. Akron hosts American Legion and Auxiliary county meeting May 13. Vesper Chapter 61 OE8 meets May 14 with a Mothers Day program. Founders Day activities at USD Vermillion include Kappa Alpha Theta events. Music Mothers plan May 12 meeting at the school. Goodwill Truck visit May 12. Goodwill Industries report employment and wages. Community members visit Denver and Sioux City through May events.

Jos. E. Daltcin Chicago George Gosley Glen Burgeson Peterson Iowa Gerald Smith The American Legion and Auxiliary Akron A. W. Johnson Alberta Matkin Ernest Grant Wilmont Minn Vesper Chapter Robert Tucker Kappa Alpha Theta University of South Dakota Vermillion Henry Dirks Missouri Oklahoma Texas Donald Brundeen Denver Wall Street Mission Sioux City Goodwill Industries Methodist Epsilon Chapter Alpha Xi Delta Congregational Church

Farm Bureau to stage campaign to get out vote

Plymouth County Farm Bureau sponsors Get-Out-The-Vote ahead of the June 7 primary. Mrs Elmer Kehrberg of LeMars chairs the Citizenship Committee. Farm Bureau women will handle details, urging all eligible voters to study issues and vote, aiming to boost turnout. The State Federation offers a $100 award to the district with the highest turnout. Plymouth County last year posted 42.2 percent.

Plymouth County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Federation Lin ‘Eee Farm Bureau Ounty

Immanuel Lutheran Church Activities Move Through Week

The church calendar lists confirmations, Sunday school, morning worship, and district rallies at Immanuel and Union Creek Lutheran churches. Events include treasure talks by Sargon Sisters, released time classes, Ladies' Aid, youth groups, and district W M S rallies with speakers and hostesses.

Trinity American Lutheran Church Schedule and Motto

Venu au Luther Meyer pastor announces Third Sunday after Easter events at Trinity American Lutheran. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Divine Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday women’s mission tea at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Choir 7:30 p.m. Luther League 8:15. Thursday mission rally at Correctionville 10:00 a.m. Junior choir 7:00 p.m. Friday high school band concert. Saturday children’s confirmation instruction 9:00 a.m. Motto: Most of our sorrows spring from forgetfulness of God.

Women’s Missionary Society Luther League Women's Missionary Federation Correctionville

Third Sunday After Easter Services at St Math Lut Chatsworth

Luther A Meyer pastor leads Divine services at St Math Luther Chatsworth on the third Sunday after Easter with worship at 8 30 a m in the first school south of Chatsworth. Sunday school follows at 9 30 a m and Luther League meets at 8 p m Choir practice Friday at 7 30 p m. No man is defeated who has God.

Chatsworth Luther League

Book and Thimble and F Club Meet

Book and Thimble and Friendship and Service clubs held a joint meeting Tuesday with about fifty women and a guest. Welcome words were given by Mrs Harry Nelson and Mrs Allan Vander Helm. Mrs Porter Maynard reported on Crafts and Hobbies from early days to now and reviewed The Yellow Bowl. A display of handwork ranged from old to modern textile painting and was admired by all. The tea table was prettily decorated and Mrs Allan Vander Helm presided.

Harry Nelson Allan Vander Helm Porter Maynard

Weekend visitors and church fund drive notes in Ipswich

Social visits include Mr and Mrs Earl Westadt in Ipswich and Rev John Mayer from Newcastle. Dr and Mrs C R Mason attended the Des Moines Iowa Dental Convention. Mrs Lawrence Gibbons visited Remsen with her daughter. The Sioux Valley Extension Club planned a May 7 meeting at Mrs Frank Jacobs home. Wesley Methodist Church Pension Fund reports thirty pigs fed for the market as part of the drive with pledges and $1000 checks received toward a $4000 goal. Delegates attended Vacation Church School Institute in Sioux City April 28. Five Women’s Society delegates attended the District Conference in Sioux City April 30 and an Officers Training Seminar is planned for Akron next fall.

Earl Westadt Ipswich John Mayer Newcastle Nebriwharmer Haze C. R. Mason Iowa Des Moines Lawrence Gibbons Remsen Everall Paskett Ray Hammerly and Son Arthur Snyder Vicki Steve Larry Denver Colo Leon Ogdes Styder Donna Ogden Wesley Methodist Church Harry B. Nelson Ed. H. Willer Ralph Kaelke James Vacation Church School Whitfield Methodist Church Sioux City Lown Council of Churches New Richmond Wis Brand Bauch Lias Women’s Society of Christian Service Whitfiel Methodist Church Akron Methodist Women’s Society Wm. L. Mitchell Jack Baker Otto Larsen D. H. James

Grain price support rates announced in Plymouth and statewide

Price support rates for 1954 grains set with transitional parity. Plymouth county oats 72 cents per bushel, barley 1.17 dollars, rye 1.40 to 1.47 dollars. Iowa totals show corn at 1.62, wheat 2.20, flaxseed 3.14, soybeans 2.22 with parity and acreage rules shaping county figures nationwide.

Plymouth County H.C. Baldes ASC Iowa

Cub Scout Night Features Birds and Oil Education

Last Thursday's Cub Scout Night showcased birds with houses and feeders and the oil life cycle from extraction to use. Den No 2 toured a pumping station for a firsthand account. Ted Tucker won a Golden Arrow while LeRoy Carlson earned a certificate of graduation from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts. John Daniels joined the Boy Scouts. The event was held at Immanuel Lutheran parish hall due to the Junior-Senior banquet. Next Cub Scout Night is set for Thursday evening May 27.

den No. 2 Ted Tucker LeRoy Carlson Cub Scouts Boy Scouts John Daniels Immanuel Lutheran

Juniors Host to the Class of 54 at Hawaiian Banquet

Akrom High held its Junior-Senior banquet in the School Auditorium under wet skies. Nearly a hundred students and staff attended a three course meal prepared by Junior mothers and served by Sophomores, followed by a short program and dancing.

Akrom High Darling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hi. S Remsen St. Mary’s High Art Friedrich Bob Barr Jack Borchers Billy Anderha Tess Ball Eagles Auxiliary Ministers Association Arthur Montagne Hole Virginia Richard Widmrole Elain Dred Immanuel Eng David F. Roy W. M.S Board of Trust YoMaCo Club Fred Suters Janice Robbins Mary JoHnlen Margaret Heyl Mary McLane Ladies’ Aid Walter Dirks Melvin Johnson Harley Lewigan Alfred Klemme Arthur Hasenbank Clare Morehead Fred Dirks Sargon Sisters Immanuel Church Union Creek Luth W. M Richard Reusch Africa Kenneth Hultgren Elmer Hultgren Immanuel Lutheran Church Lowell Rundell le Mars Trinity American Lutheran Jourpem Luther A. Meyer Edswin Krose Seward Bea Sorenson Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico Melvin Sorenson Goodell Towa
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