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The Akron Register-Tribune lists subscription rates: 2.50 per year or 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County 8 Ds 3.00 per year elsewhere. Published each Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Doll to be given away in Westfield display
St Catherine's Guild will give away a Doll on June 11. The item is on display in Hummels Hardware Store window. Primary Election is on June 1 1964 with Westfield Township voting precincts 1 and 2 at Community Hall near the Library. Knapp Reunion on June 7 is a pot luck picnic at noon with ice cream and drinks. Awards night and eighth grade graduation occur May 28 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. A horseshoe game is set for June 8 in Westfield with lunch served by Guild members.
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St. Catherine’s Guild
Hummels
Westfield Township
Westfield
Knapp
Initiation of 16 new CDAs in Akron May ceremony
Court St Teresa No 578 of the Catholic Daughters of America held a May 24 initiation at Akron Eagles Hall. Grand regent Pat Bliss presided with officers Idelline Simeon Cordy Coyle Jean Foley Margaret Henrich Ella Claussen Edith Gant Pat Bernard Josie Weidenfeller. Out of town attendants Miss Angeline Rubberman and Mrs Lois Huckle. Banquet followed. new members listed Therese Buryanek Kaye Dempsey Patricia Dennison Helen Dirks Mary Gale Janice Gries Berniece Harris Penny Harvey Helen Hoffman Loretta Huebner Joyce Krohn Josephine Muth Delores Neunaber Clarice Rolfes Joellen Toben Marlen Welch.
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Viola Gale
Clara Weidenfeller
Virginia Blum
Angeline Rubberman
LeMars
Lois Huckle
Pat Bliss
Mary Gale
Miss Robberman
Father Schissel
C. D. of A
Therese Buryanek
Kaye Dempsey
Patricia Dennison
Helen Dirks
Janice Gries
Berniece Harris
Penny Harvey
Helen Hoffman
Loretta Huebner
Joyce Krohn
Josephine Muth
Delores Neunaber
Clarice Rolfes
Joellen Toben
Marlen Welch
Hog prices seen rising through early summer says ISU economist
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell foresees seasonal hog price improvement through early summer with peak levels in late July and early August. He cites March 1 hog numbers, population gains, and strong incomes as drivers, while beef, poultry, and cold storage stocks pose downside risks. Futrell projects barrows and gilts averaging 17 to 18 dollars by late spring and about 20 dollars at midwest terminals for a summer high, with 18 to 19 dollar levels continuing into early September.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
Midwest
Iowa Farm Outlook
Colleges Still Have Room for Fall Freshmen, Says Kiplinger
Changing Times reports 79 of 600 sampled four year colleges did not fill freshmen slots for the 1964 autumn term. The list includes schools open to larger classes and diverse programs. Readers advised to check state universities, two year colleges, and urban centers. contact admissions centers for help.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
H St
N. W
Washington, D. C
American Association of Junior Colleges
Massachusetts Ave
Washington
D. C
Church St
Evanston, Ill
E. 65Th St
New York
N. Y
Catholic
McKinley St
Raider Review thanks staff and Mr Smith for space
The message thanks the staff who helped publish the Raider Review this year and particularly Mr Smith for providing space in his paper. It emphasizes the paper’s purpose to be read by the public and expresses gratitude to readers who fulfill that purpose.
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Raider Review
Smith
Salute to Raider Review Editor and Busy Senior Donna Frerichs
The Raider Review editor for next year will be Donna Frerichs, a senior. She balanced duties with FHA Pep Club Band Girls Glee and Norka Staff, while teachers face noon duty and supervising hundreds of students as they age with time.
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Raider Review
Donna Frerichs
Donna
Norka
Top students named in Akron High School class of 1964
The top ten graduates of Akron High School’s 1964 class were announced. Valedictorian Elaine Dewey earned a 3.921 GPA, with Salutatorian Sharon Fletcher at 3.794 and Jacqueline Henrich at 3.589. JoLyn Tucker and Janice Jordahl tied for fourth at 3.6, followed by Murlin Henrich 3.471 Beverly Root 3.424 Barbara Henrich 3.421 Mary Heider 3.272 and William Hebeler 3.26, with Dewey completing 38 credits and perfect attendance in three of four years. Fletcher also had perfect attendance for all four years. Numerous others earned perfect attendance in one or more years.
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Akron High School
Elaine Dewey
Sharon Fletcher
Jacqueline Henrich
JoLyn Tucker
Janice Jordahl
Murlin Henrich
Beverly Root
Barbara Henrich
Mary Heider
William Hebeler
Miss Dewey
Miss Fletcher
Barbara Lundberg
Norma Siebens
Wanda Muth
Dennis Johnson
Glenda Borchers
Richard Frerichs
Carol Gant
Paul Johnson
Jerry Lias
James Mackey
Karen Frerichs
Janet Gerrietts
Powers Seen As Best Hope For Sixth District Seat
Estherville physician Dr John L Powers leads in Northwest Iowa as a GOP candidate for Congress advocating economic growth and meat import reform. The Spirit Lake Beacon notes his energy and integrity could boost Dickinson County's prospects, urging voters to weigh all candidates yet favor Powers. Supporters also urged to shop locally in Akron.
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Congress
East Side
Dickinson County
Iowa
John L. Powers
Estherville
Dr. Powers
Washington
John Powers
Spirit Lake
Free Booklets Offer From News To Me Column
Betty Carroll promotes three free booklets including travel Europe packing tips eye care for beauty and house painting guidance. readers are to write FREE BOOK LET Box 409 New York 21 NY to receive them.
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Betty Carroll
Europe
New York
N.Y
The Girl's Book of Physical Fitness overview
A guide by Joan C. Vermes advises girls on physical changes, sports, exercises, and diet for peak well being. It includes grooming tips and growing-up advice, marketed as an Association Press teen guide for improving attractiveness and achievement.
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J Oan C. Vermes
Association Press
Health For All Sixty Fruitful Years
In 1904 TB killed about two per thousand Americans. now it drops to .054 per thousand. The National Tuberculosis Association and Christmas Seal movement, started by doctors and laypeople, spurred progress across 60 years with help from health officials, educators, nurses, drugs, and citizens. Respiratory diseases as a group still cause illness for millions, but history suggests further reductions ahead.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Christmas Seal Association
United States
Akron High School Band Heads to Des Moines for IA Band Masters
About 3:45 on a Friday two Greyhound buses carried Akron High School Band members and chaperones to Des Moines for the Iowa Band Masters Association. The journey included a Denison supper stop, hotel checks, sightseeing, a pizza party, and a concert rehearsal before performing under band directors. The return trip reached Akron just before midnight on May 22, with thanks given to Music Mothers, fund contributors, chaperones, and Mr Seipp for making the trip possible.
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Greyhound
Akron
Des Moines
Akron High School
Iowa Bandmasters’ Association
Denison
Dreamland
Bishops
Mr.Seipp
Akron youth graduates Air Force personnel specialist course
Special to the Register-Tribune Greenville Mississippi Airman Third Class Dennis L Stotz son of Mr and Mrs Fred Stotz of Akron Iowa has completed the technical training course for U S Air Force personnel specialists at Greenville AFB Mississippi He is proficient in preparing personnel records and reports and will be assigned to a TAC unit at Sewart AFB Tennessee His air division supports the TAC mission of firepower and air support to U S Army forces He is a graduate of Akron Community High School.
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Register-Tribune
Greenville
Miss
Dennis L. Stotz
Fred Stotz
Akron
Iowa
U. S. Air Force
Greenville Afb
Stotz
Tactical Air Command
TAC
Sewart Afb
Tenn
Akron Community High School
Powers Candidacy Gains Strength in District News
Dr. John L. Powers, Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth district, continues to gain support. Editors in the district’s newspapers, including the Spencer Daily Reporter and the Pocahontas Record-Democrat, laud Powers as well suited and deserving of backing.
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John L. Powers
Spencer Daily Reporter
Pocahontas Record - Democrat
John Powers
Estherville
Daily Reporter
Pocahontas Record- Democrat
Rabies Cases Show Increase in Iowa
Iowa’s first 15 weeks show 189 animal rabies cases, near double 74 last year, driven by a surge in rabid skunks from 43 to 97. Rabid skunks found in 43 counties, with most acting abnormally. Officials warn to avoid wild animals and vaccinate pets.
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Iowa
State Health Department
Sturday
Notice restricting fishing and trespass on property
Public notice states no further fishing or trespass will be allowed on property after May 26 1964. Signed by owner Mrs A Baker.
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A. Baker
An Appreciation Note of Thanks After Hospital Stay
Roger Nielsen thanks relatives and friends for prayers visits cards and gifts after his accident. He especially thanks Dr Samoni Mr and Mrs Dykstra and the Akron Hospital nurses for care and Rev Rye Rev Roy and Father Schissel for spiritual visits.
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Samoni
Dykstra
Akron Hospital
Rye
Roy
Father Schissel
Roger Nielsen
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IBA
Big Greyhound
Akron High
Wayne Seipp
Powers
Northwestern Bell
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By Lydia Perrins
Lea & Perrins
Lea & Perrins, Inc
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New Jersey
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