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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
1
The Akron Register-Tribune lists RAY A. and GERALD F. SMITH as editors and proprietors. The paper is published each Thursday in Akron, Plymouth County, Iowa, and entered as second-class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
Westfield High School Senior Class holds commencement on Thursday May 18 1985 at 8:00 pm in the School Auditorium with five boys and seven girls graduating. Dr LeRoy Nelson of the University of South Dakota will address the graduates. St Catherine's Guild notes meeting May 13 at 2:00 at Ray Welch home and thanks contributors for Spring Card Party.
The Westfield Tuesday Club met April 27 in the Congregational Church social rooms with 13 members present. President Clara Mackey urged support for the State President Mrs Crabb and the International Convention in New Orleans in July. The annual picnic is set for May 11 at Florence and Keith Knapp south eighty, and Alice Janssen led a Culture Worlds study review.
A Texas led program titled Declaration of Eradication seeks unified TB control across health education and welfare, pairing medical supervision with posthospital care. The plan targets centralized responsibility, improved case detection, prevention, and patient support to ensure long term medication adherence and recovery.
Three Soil Scientists from the Soil Conservation Service mapped Henry township sections 1 through 12 and 13 through 24, using auger and level to record soil type erosion and drainage. Maps assist watershed planning and farmers in soil testing and management. stewardship week runs May 23–30 with materials available from Plymouth County SCD office for churches in Le Mars, Iowa.
Sealed bids must be filed with the Auditor in LeMars Iowa by 10:00 A.M. on July 17 1965 to build a 175 by 24 foot concrete integral bridge. A $2000 bid bond is required. Plans and specs available at the County Engineer’s office for inspection and procurement.
The Akron Community School newsletter highlights a busy special education program with daily activities from morning exercises to crafts. It notes library copies, baking weeks, multiple art and music classes, and a February FHA style show with officers elected for 1966. A letter condemns perceived inequity between students and administration, while 3 A News covers birthdays, an Easter party, Indian unit projects, dances, and upcoming senior pictures at Genesic Studios.
May 10 May 138 May 17 May 21 May 22 May 23 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 May 38 list birthdays for Marlys Jervik Sally Horton Rick Anderson Eugene Chamberlain Cuarla Heyl Bill Micheal Betti Lamoureux Ronald Mackey Diana Allen Susan Anderson John Orris Debbie Pollock Jerry Wych Keith Klemme. Also note Americans take over 215 million vacation trips yearly and safe driving tips from Calcium Chloride Institute. A family of baby great horned owls on Joe Menary farm near Marengo is reported hatchlings healthy in a hay loft.
The Division of Special Education and Guidance Services awards 24 summer traineeships to Iowa educators in mental retardation speech and hearing visually handicapped crippled and health impaired areas. Recipients include Ruth Carnahan Barbara Day Schmidt and many others. nine enroll at the State University of Iowa and six at State College of Iowa, with several attending out-of-state institutions.
An editorial remark from Kiron Weekly News cautions readers that any person wrapped up in himself makes a grim picture, urging support for local merchants and home businesses. The column promotes community patronage and practical, neighborly conduct.
Termites cause $250 million in wood damage yearly and swarm in February in Florida and California, moving north through warm months. Dr. Spear of the National Pest Control Association urges homeowners to inspect for winged termites and hire reputable pest firms, noting no good bargain control exists and providing sources for reliable local operatives.
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