Westfield Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Westfield residents share family visits, hospital news, and a baptism two twin girls born May 18 at Akron hospital. Community groups report church activities, Mothers Day remembrances, and a May 15 Ladies Aid gathering at Westfield Congregational with a 60 attendee Fellowship luncheon.
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Community Council
Thebrary
William Hummel
New Braunfells
Texas
George Hummel
Gail) Clark Lilly
Osteopathic Hospital
Sioux City
Lowell Stulz
Akron Hospital
Clayton Woods
Ina Stevens
Lewis Meyers
Richard Tentinger
al Knecht
John ‘Knecht
Marylie
Jim Knecht
Ervin Smid
Aree
Avon Port
Richard Tentiiger
Chatsworth
Theodore Carlson
Omaha
Clarence Hummel
Harlan Hummel
Hawarden
Fred Hummel
Elk Point
Kenneth Hummel
Lowell Shula
Laverne Shulz
Lynette
George Shulz
Gerritt. Harms
Granada
Minn
Ina
Robert Jordan
Herman Hardeck
Geo. Henke
Dennis Welch
Bill York
Grace Grill
G. A. Powers
Burke
S. D
Don Hafner
Newell
University of South Dakota
Powers
Ray Welch
James Welch
Aimee
St Patrick’s Akron Catholic Services and Times
St Patrick’s Akron lists Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 on alternating Sundays with Confessions on Saturdays before each pair of Sundays. Confessions 7 to 8 PM before the second and fourth Sundays. Father J G Skahill is pastor.
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Catholic Church Services
St. Patrick's
Akron
J. G. Skahill
Towest 4 H Club Meeting Report 1968
The Lowest 4 H Club met at Bobby Milner’s home on April 10 1968 with 18 members. Judy Knapp chaired at 8 00 pm as $24 61 treasurer’s balance was reported, a $10 donation to a new Westfield youth center approved, feed estimates due next meeting, June 14 summer tour scheduled, enrollment sheets filled, talks on Tn The Advantages of Tnocula tion and Invclation of Legumes given, meeting adjourned by Ronnie Banks, Bruce Knapp recording secretary, lunch served by Mrs Milner.
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Bobby Milner
Judy Knapp
Westfield
Bob Milner
Allen Brown
Ronnie Banks
Bruce Knapp
Milner
Roger Knapp
Scattered 4-H Club Meeting Reports Progress
The Scattered 4-H Club met at Roy Dreeszen’s home with seven members answering roll call. Tarry Dreeszen reported on calf blanket making and I spoke on being a good citizen. Rural Youth Sunday included a 6:00 breakfast at Sayles school and early services on the hill. Six families attended. Next meeting set for May 19. Reporter Herb Dreeszen.
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Roy
Dreeszen
Tarry Dreeszen
Sayles School
Herb Dreeszen
Dr Leonard A Brook Osteopath Office Hours Akron IA
Dr Leonard A Brook Osteopath announces office hours Mon Tue Wed Fri 9 00 am to 5 00 pm Sat 9 00 am to 9 00 pm Closed Thursdays except by appointment Phone 6831 Akron Iowa
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Akron
Iowa
Plymouth Tax Board Begins Rural Property Review
The Plymouth County Board of Review met on May Sth to check rural assessment rolls. Town property checks start May 20 with the final meeting set for May 29 due to courthouse closures on May 30.
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Plymouth Tax Board
Plymouth County Board of Review
County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Education
Fresh supply of Typewriter and Copying Paper for sale
Register Tribune office advertises a fresh supply of typewriter and copying paper for sale. Local readers may contact the office for price and availability.
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Register- Tribune
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Glea Club
Ernestine Smith
Florence Walker
Dorothy “Lilly
Sey
Westfield Congregational Church
St. Catherine’s Westfield
Towest 4-H Club
Leonard A. Brook
Akron Feed Mills
Tures
Chevrolet
Delray
Chevy
Fisher
Dirks Motor CO
Akron, Ia
Roxy
Chubby Swain
Don
Peggy
LeMars
Eagles Hall
Showtime
NORKA
Colonel Wilde
Jean Wallace
Arthur Frang
Mary Astor
Austria
The
Man
AMVAC
Thorson Drug
Akron, Towa
Farmers’ Co-op
K. D
Kent
Henryetta
Coal Standard
Eastern
First National Bank OF
Aaron, Iowa
F.d.1.c
Ambrose Feauto
Vincent Feauto
Hardy Street
Sargent Street
Haskell Street
Eighth Street
Main Street
Ray Ogden
Ney
Plymouth County
Neva
Willer Real Estate Co
General Insurance Business
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