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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
3
A college-style school yearbook page lists staff by section including Editor Co Editor and Praoof Readers plus departments such as Music Sports Art and Journalism. It also includes a long calendar of events May through May and notes on senior class plans and reflections, plus short features on individual students Larry Brown Gary Eide and Mr Bargman with biographical tidbits.
Harold Johnson and his wife received the Skelly Co Agricultural Achievement Award at a Saturday morning ceremony at the Akron Methodist church. Don Held was named Outstanding Conservation Farmer in Plymouth County for 1957, with a possible Goodyear trip if Plymouth SCD wins the national program. Terraces were completed and approved for several landowners in Fredonia Hungerford Garfield Westfield Lincoln Perry townships, totaling multiple miles.
This week's teacher interview features Mr Bargman the high school principal. He is in his first year as principal and notes the challenges of managing 100 individuals and steering senior activities including debate and declam. Bargman hails from West Bend Iowa and attended Buena Vista College before teaching at Alston for three years. He has served as senior class sponsor and director for Debate Declam and the Senior play and has traveled with debaters this year. He joined the army after college and visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington DC and enjoyed air activities.
First graders practiced telling time using hour and minute hands and read stories from Three Friends and Many Surprises while tearing paper into boats sun and water. Second graders explored homonyms learning the difference between words that sound alike such as tail and tales for quick results.
Floyd River Watershed guests will tour Union County Scott Creek Watershed on Monday afternoon May 20. Elmer Lund from Plymouth County Extension will help lead the joint effort with Union County Extension Service and Union County Soil Conservation Service. Watershed Specialist Joseph Paulson from South Dakota Extension plans to bring groups from Turner and Yankton counties for similar tours on May 21 and May 22. Local residents who wish to participate are invited to join soon.
Farid Belt feed shop advertises a wide range of power mowers and minerals with emphasis on lower regular prices than rival specials. The quirky misspellings point to a local merchantal style and unusual pricing lines.
Farmers face fixed deadlines to meet wheat acreage allotments for 1967 crop. Noncompliance risks price support loss and a 45 percent marketing quota penalty. Up to 15 acres may be planted without quota penalties. excess, outside soil bank, may be pastured, mowed for hay or silage, or plowed under. Soil bank land restricts grazing or harvest. excess must be disposed of by pasturing, haying, silage, or plowing.
George Garvin fifty seven, a former Westfield area resident, died May 4 at a Tempe hospital. Born in Dunlap Iowa, he moved from Westfield to Castlewood Minnesota and later to Tempe about three years ago. Survived by widow Bertha, two sons Leo of Castlewood and Donald of home, three sisters Mrs Margaret McKee Arlington Virginia, Mrs Elmer Lyman Sioux City and Mrs Cecelia Duffy Sioux City, and three brothers John Woodbine Indiana Phillip and Thomas both of Sioux City. Services were held Wednesday in Tempe.
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Dr Leonard A Brooks office hours appear unclear with fragmented timing and contact details. The text hints at appointment requirement and telephone contact but lacks concrete date or location specifics.
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