Westfield High School awards and year end events
Commencement awards include Valedictorian Sharetl Brundeen and Salutatorian Sue Mansfield. Other honors go to Bonnie Neal Sharen Brundeen and Ronald Horsley. Eighth grade grads Linda Bernard Collin Coyle Roseanne Hoffman JoAnn Muth Edward Searls hosted by the Sisters after Mass. Westfield clubs discuss history and preservation and a staff plan outlines 1966 67 hires as the district shares with Hinton.
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Westfield High School
Sharetl Brundeen
Sue Mans-field
P.T.A
Bonnie Neal
Betty Crocker
Sharen Brundeen
American Legion
Ronald Horsley
Vermillion
Yankton
LeMars
St. Joseph School
Akron Park
Linda Bernard
Collin Coyle
Roseanne Hoffman
JoAnn Muth
Edward Searls
Westfield
Knapp Pasture
Alice Janssen
Evelyn Banks
Nella Lilly
Clara Mackey
Shirley Banks
German Empire
Europe
Barbara Tuchman
Joek Caskey
Mable Horpale
Nebraska City
Joe
Wiley Mayne Seeks Iowa Sixth District Congressional Nomination
Wiley Mayne 49, Sioux City attorney, seeks the Republican nomination for Sixth District Congress. He cites broad citizen support and a issues focused campaign. A World War II Navy veteran, Mayne has held leadership roles in Young Republicans and Eisenhower campaigns and earned multiple legal honors. He and wife Elizabeth Dodson have three children.
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Wiley
Mayne
Sioux City
Iowa
Young Republicans
Woodbury County
Sanporn
Harvard College
University of Iowa
Towa Bar Association
Sioux City Bar Association
Elizabeth Dodson
Martha
Wiley, Jr
John
Mail Box Improvement Week urged for routes nationwide
The Postal Department designates May 16 21 as Mail Box Improvement Week urging rural city motorized and box delivery patrons to inspect and upgrade mailboxes for weather protection neatness location and safety. Emphasizes better service and supports President Johnsons Natural Beauty Program.
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U. S. Postal Department
Johnson
Postal Department
Ak yon High School seniors yearbook reminiscence and events
The piece reflects on thirteen years from kindergarten to senior year at Akron High School, celebrating growth, sports, and memories. It notes class years, homecoming, prom, and graduation, plus student government, Viet Nam petitions, a F.H.A picnic, and year-end projects with Haiku poetry and classroom displays.
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Ole Akron High School
Akyon ‘High School
Garry On
Ak'yon High School
Wayne von Hagel
U.S
New Orleans
Orient
Japan
Antipoverty Funds Under Fire In Washington Speech
Dr Eugene Carson Blake leader of the World Council of Churches and Stated Clerk of the United Presbyterian Church of America criticizes the poverty war as top heavy with payrolls and leakage. Rep Bill Ayres cites figures showing many federal poverty workers earn high salaries and questions the distribution of funds amid a Washington conference riot.
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Washington
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church of America
Poor Peoples Conference
Blake
Bill Ayres
Ohio
Ayres
Westmoreland
U. S
Viet Nam
Neil Armstrong
Armstrong
Union County Sums Tax Revenue From Electric Coops
Union County schools received 3323 in taxes via Union County Electric Cooperative during 1966. The 2 percent gross revenue tax was paid by Union County Electric and East River Electric Power Cooperative, totaling 2435 and 898 respectively, part of 269283 paid by East River and 21 member systems. The tax aligns with 1966 power sales of 121767 and 788 customers averaging 659 kWh monthly, up from 626. The report notes rural coops have paid this tax since 1941.
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Union County
Union County Electric Cooperative, Inc
East River Electric Power Cooperative
Union County Electric
East Rover
South Dakota
Way Back Yonder Itema of Interest From Akron Register
Tribone office notes Elizabeth Oaks 77 a pioneer union county family member died May 12 1946 in Hawarden. 1946 AHS commencement had 27 grads 16 boys 27 girls. Ray delivered Baccalaureate sermon. Marriage Lillian Klethauer LeMars and John Moller Sr. May 16 1946 Grant township Taberan church. Several births and deaths listed with local church services and survivors. Akron won Interstate league game 18 to 2 over Alsen 5 SD. Plans for local knittenball league. Various deaths include Mrs Joseph Gardner 86 and Mrs Barbara Kessler 75. Various other births and family notes appear.
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Elizabeth (Jos.) Oaks
Union County
Abraham Carpentera
Hawarden
A.H.S
Ray
D. J. Ray
Lillian
Hannah Klethauer
LeMars
John
John Moller
Grant Township
Taberan Church
Akron
John Taben
Ed, Ekren
Elk Point
Akron Hospital
Harry Porsch
Hans Knudsen
Weatfield
Clarence Waterbury, Td
S. D
Leland Blomberg
Big Springs Baptist Church
J. Henry Lueken
Earl Roadman
Morningside College
J. F. Moore
Akron M. E. Church
Alsen
B. Swift
B. Hartmann
C. P. Kinser
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Joseph Gardner
S. 10
Harvey Welch
Pleasant Hill A. B. Church
Adolph Borg
Oscar Anderson
Guy Ross
John Hamersma
H. L. Smith
Onawa
Iowa
Jos. James
A. J. Kessler
Carroll
Barbara Kessler
A.hls
Martin Rierson
Paul Lamoureux
Akron Bond
A. J. Malichar
Sioux City
James Lemen
Leo Lamoureux
Andrew Tremeter
Aiight Frost
Donald Cross
Morningside
Francia M. James
Ocheyedan
Francis
Mra
Lottie Booth
Hilda Wilkins
Christian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Thos. J. Reeves
Orange City
Logan Park
Here
Muriel Coburn
Margaret Fairbrother
Big Sioux
George
J. F. March
March Drug Store
A. J. Clacys
Fairbanks-Morse
C. J. Thompson
Husted
Sutherland
George A. Engen
Hazel Sherman
That City
George Miller
Howard Searls
Lester Seeley
Dalton Bellwood
Earl Michael
Herman Ahrens
Emil Siebens
Akron baseball debut falls 9 8 to Jefferson
Akron's new baseball team opened with a 9 to 8 loss at Jefferson. Busy Horr pitched well for Akron, allowing three hits and fanning seventeen, but costly errors doomed the effort. The recap mentions a battery of Cum ming and Metz and notes other local events and births from 1926.
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Akron
Garland
T. Cumming
R. Metz
F. White
Akrog
Fourth Anded Streets
Rey
Peak Mathis
Evangelist
Walter D. Pardon
Singer
R. D. Clark
Henry Willer
Chicago
R.R. Pollock
Walt
Ross
Carl Smith
Anthon
Akron Church of Christ
Elmer E
von Murphey
Misa Mabel Blewett
Chino
Cat
Mra
B. Morehead
Jefferson
Horr
County Retarded Assn Meets in LeMars
Plymouth County Retarded Association held its regular May meeting in LeMars High School library with about 39 attendees. Officers elected included Kissinger as president and Preking as vice president. scholarships granted to five teachers. summer school planned for Educable pupils. J F Kissinger chosen as state meeting delegate. next meeting set for June 16 in the High School.
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Westfield Community School | Board of Education
Bers
Janssen
L. N. Jackson
Farmington
Iowa
Frances Jackson
Rand Peterson
Arnold’s Pack
Judith Spencer
Vermillion
S. D
Abagail Jackson
Sioux City
John Volliway
Abney
Towa
Hinton Community School
Plymouth County Retarded Association
LeMars
Prenton McCracken
Ray Reamer
Wm. Sturges
Merle Trienen
J. F. Kigsinger
Ceday Rapids
Lin Letters
J. F, Kissinger
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Akron Register-Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Slowx
Woodbury
Tin Yast A
School Board News
Wiley Mayne
Gordon L. Mennen
U. S. Savings Bonds Volunteer Committee
Treasury Department
Treasury
Iong City
Sheryl Hillrichs
Butch Stotz
Becky Orvis
Larry Klamme
Mane Thorson
Linda Williams
Martys Jervik
Vickie Kerr
June Root
Karen McCrill
Lynn Willer
Lynne Coon
Nancy Taylor
Carrine Blomberg
Patti Malcom
Steve Snow
Dianna Willer
Mr. Hoff
K.r
Student Body
Alan , Borchers
Daryl Frisk
Jerry Jans
Bruce Lennon
Alan
Daryl
June Taylor
RF. H. A. Picnic
Alan Hemmingson
America
Robert Koch
Office of Economic Opportunity
Akron Register
Tribone Office
Iowa Department OF Public Safety
TIS Newspaper
County Retarded Assn
Lowe
Des Moines
Ream
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