Akron Register-Tribune publication and rates note
The Akron Register-Tribune from Akron Iowa notes ownership by Gerald F. Smith with Ray A Smith as publisher emeritus. It lists publication cadence weekly and post office entry as a second class mail matter since 1901. Subscription rates are three dollars per year or one fifty for six months within local Iowa counties and three fifty for elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
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Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Notes Local Socials
Colin Collmann was a Wednesday morning caller in the Henry Collmann home. Mrs H Collmann joined Mrs Colin Collmann of rural Ireton for a LeMars visit last Thursday. Lawrence Ludwigs and wife from Hawarden were Sunday guests of his parents. Church events, luncheons, and local visits are noted with Akron and LeMars references. James Moller attended various family gatherings and Baccalaureate services in Hawarden.
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Colin Collmann
Henry Collmann
H. Collmann
Ireton
LeMars
Lawrence Ludwigs
Hawarden
Henry Ludwigs
Franklin Hemmerrick
Gary van Hove
Kim
Walter Erickson
George Moehlman
Filene
Sioux City
H. Liston
John van Wyhe
G. Moller
H. Small
H. Hendricks
Church of Christ
Akron
Chatsworth
Bert Frerichs
Clarahoff
Anna Meyer
Richard Tentinger
Evelyn Renken
Chuck
Charles Hendricks
Pamela Edmunds
Library notes and book blurbs from a local paper
A brief bookstore and library notes column highlights five books including A White House Diary by Lady Bird Johnson and Amalie's Story by Julie McDonald, plus An Owl On Every Post and The Way of An Eagle. Deeds listed show several property transfers in Akron and Westfield with nominal sums of $1.
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White House
Lady Bird Johnson
Amalie
Julie McDonald
Buddy
Westfield News Briefs on Graduations and Local Visits
Westfield correspondent reports Emmetsburg graduation attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Buryanek and niece Linda Schumacher. Many local greetings and visits include Shirley Davis hospital admission in Vermillion and multiple family get togethers at Akron and Westmar College. Westfield school ends for summer with classes to resume August 25.
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Leonard Buryanek
Emmetsburg
Mallard
Iowa
Linda Schumacher
Shirley Davis
Vermillion Hospital
Congregational Church
Thelma Fletcher
Akron
Lucille Welch
Allison Marie
Robert Welch
Kansas City
Robert
Ray Welch
Bill Joseph
Helen Joseph
Jim Niven
Jefferson
Esther Moffatt
Akron High School
Harold Moffatt
Colleen
Westmar College
Ed Nelson
Ernest Anderson
St. Luke East Hospital
Sioux City
Lucille Harkness
LeMars
Frank Welch
Emma Dahl
Dwight Brown
Lake Okoboji
Henry Jensen
John Winquist
Anthon High School
Robert J. Lewis
Eleanore
Cushing
Edwin Klemme
Westfield School
Appreciation Message for St Lukes Hospital Care
Lisa extends gratitude to Dr. Trotzig Dr. Johnson and the nursing staff for wonderful care at St. Lukes hospital. She thanks Rev. Tom Steele for His Visits and a special thanks to relatives and friends for cards and visits. Mr and Mrs Larry Knecht and Lisa.
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Lisa
Trotzig
Johnson
St. Lukes Hospital
Tom Steele
Larry Knecht
Order to Remove Highway Obstructions by Landowners
Iowa law requires removal of obstructions from public highways and highway right of way fences. The Board of Supervisors, citing federal funds on secondary roads, orders landowners to remove all obstructions by August 1 1971 and to refrain from future obstructions to keep highways safe. Arnold Mohning chairman.
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State OF
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Bureau of Public Roads
Arnold Mohning
Mid-Sioux Opportunity Inc A regional Iowa agency profile
Mid-Sioux Opportunity Inc is a non profit in Remsen offering OE0 funds guidance for six northwest Iowa counties Ida Cherokee Plymouth Woodbury Sioux and Lyons. On call anytime with offices in Remsen Akron Hawarden. Representatives Pat Jacobs and Lulu Loetz. Equal opportunity agency no charge. Iowa State Employment Service visits weekly. The Old Timer quote appears from CasuaL Comments Odebolt Chronicle.
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Mid-Sioux Opportunity Inc
Remsen
Iowa
Northwest
Ida
Cherokee
Plymouth
Woodbury
Sioux
Lyons
Pat Jacobs
Lulu Loetz
Akron
Hawarden
Equal Opportunity Employment Agency
Iowa State Employment Service
Mid-Sioux
Way Back Yonder Chronicles From Akron History
A 1911 to 1971 retrospective from Akron Ohio area files highlights local events. It notes public fountain upgrades, school commencements, marriages, weather shifts, church activities, and civic council actions, including land dedication and hospital board matters. It also records births, deaths, class diplomas, and a Marine Corps commendation.
Kindergarten News Highlights End Of School Year
The class reports a busy year with baby guppies, tests on copying listening and math, and alphabet learning. They crafted a Mother’s Day cookbook, visited a hatchery to see chicks hatch and be deboned, and anticipate a May 27 picnic and summer vacation. They studied Japan, Mexico, heat and sound, built imaginary cities, and plan poetry displays with a safe, happy summer.
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Japan
Colleen Toben
April Meyer
Sona Horton
Mexico
Brett Nitzschke
Shelly Ziniel
Candy Rollins
Antarctica
Probate of Will for Paul H Papritz in Plymouth County
The district court in Plymouth County Iowa admits the Last Will of Paul H Papritz deceased to probate on May 20 1971 appoints Lena Papritz as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months of the second publication or be barred. actions to contest must be brought within one year of second publication. Published in Akron Register Tribune May 27 and June 3 1971.
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Paul H. Papritz
Lena Papritz
Akron
Iowa
Plymouth County Cancer Society notes 1971 meeting
Plymouth county chapter of the American Cancer Society met in Westmar commons with 20 members. Reports covered film showings, posters, and pamphlets. memorials totaled 1075 toward an 8320 crusade goal. New officers elected include Mrs. Don Peters and Mrs. Elmer Bogh. 84 attended the area meeting and a complete township report will follow. Clergymen attended the Sioux City conference. officers and directors for 3-year terms were named.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Plymouth County Cancer ~ Society
Plymouth County
American Cancer Society
Westmar Commons
Harlan Rowe
M. E. Atkinson
Rowe
Peter Schumacher
LeMars
Roger Berg
Elmer Bogh
Memorials
Plymouth Counties
George Dunn
County Crusade
Mia
J. P. Trotzig
Akron
N.W
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Preston
Johnson
Herman Schulz
North Central
Brunsville
Craig
Seney
Struble
Grant
Elgin
Washington
America
R. J. Becker
Merrill
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Hinton
Plymouth
Stanton
Hungerford
Lincoln
Robert Phelps
Kingsley
S.z
Union
Henry
Elkhorn
Garfield
Dunn
Islave
S.W. LeMars
Gerald Chapman
LeMars Savings‘ Bank
R. C. Hodgson
Sioux City
Ralph Burdette
David J. Roy
R. C
Hodgson
Dean Rowe
Don Peters
Elmer. Bogh
Joel Shepherd
O. E. Fristad
Hayes McGraw
Roger Easton
Irma Witt
Don Faber
H. L. Sibly
H. 0. Thompson
Recruitman
Crusade
E. C. Lee
Eva Lubben
Don Feters
O. E.frista
H. O. Thompson
Arnold Imbrock
Eva Lubber
B. F. Ziehl
Irene Tatman
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Clinic to aid local crippled children in Cherokee
The State Service for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic clinic at Washington High School Cherokee on Wednesday June 9 for children under a year with chronic or congenital conditions. Examinations by pediatrics orthopedics psychology speech and hearing physical therapy and nursing will be available with X rays and labs. Referrals should be sent 14 days prior to the clinic date. Medical director is Dr John C MacQueen. Dr Sidney Kripke is another medical director. Non discriminatory benefits under the Iowa Cripple Children's Program are provided under Title VI regulations.
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SSCC
Cherokee
Washington High School
West Bluff
Buena Vista
Clay
Ida
O'Brien
Plymouth
Sac
Sioux
Woodbury
John C. MacQueen
University of Iowa College of Cine
Sidney + Kripke
Bid
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Iowa Cripple Children's
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