03 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
1
The Akron Register Tribune appears as a local newspaper item noting weekly publication on Thursdays and filing details with the Airy something county in Iowa. It mentions post office placement and second class mail matter status dated September 26, 1901.
Westfield community notes list Junior Class play on Tuesday at 8 00 pm with invites for all. Donations urged for the Iowa Children s Home Society. PTA Hootenany Friday November 4 at 7 30 pm with a dance, admission 10 per person or 1 25 per couple. Catholic Daughters meet Monday evening. Tuesday Club met October 26 at Congregational Hotel Church nine members present welcome new member Dera Berm. Remedial lessons noted for Imperialism period. State political remarks cover Wiley Mayne addressing inflation and foreign aid with GOP push for cuts and President Johnson’s stance.
Volume 7 Raider Review details Akron community staff and student reporters, plus a November calendar with school events, birthdays, and an assembly program. It includes team quotes ahead of Elk Point game, library club notes, and cheer for a 7-1 season finale.
A reflective piece on American identity. It extols natural resources, industrious citizens, and national symbols, praising opportunity, cities, and shared culture. It acknowledges turbulence and violence yet invites readers to feel pride as the flag passes and to consider what being American truly means.
A reflective senior essay urges readers to embrace American rights and duties, contrasting citizen apathy with courage. It argues freedom, assembly, travel, worship, and voting rights define citizenship, warning against draft-card burnings and urging service to preserve liberty for future generations.
Children in kindergarten decorate their room for Halloween and share a playful report. Names and details are partially garbled but indicate a focus on crafts and October activities.
A lively October classroom report covers new member Latinie Anderson and Wilson Isley at 2A Twenty six twelve girls and fourteen science, leaves study, seasons changes, and air pressure in science. Math explores tens, subtraction begins, health compares fruit and vegetables, and good food importance. October birthdays Debra Lias and Paul Philips noted.
The 3A class studies the Mayflower voyage and Thanksgiving, creating booklets about foods and a Halloween party with a spooky prize. The GA News reports social studies on Mexico with four person groups presenting reports scraps and a pinata breaking finale.
Fifth grade social studies classes engage in a spooky Halloween themed project. Students discuss a plantation, write imaginary letters to friends, and prepare special reports as room mothers Mrs. Dirks and Mrs. McPherson organize the party for communities Wisekda Kelston Brenda Detrinis Richard Major and Jay.
Rodney Hansen of Martevedale was the sole Town champion at the National Plowing Match near Jefferson this year, taking the large plow level land contest. Ora Gregory of Lake Park, an 88 year old woman of many hobbies, is noted for poetry speeches jingles painting and poster collectors.
The Sioux City Stockyards Club hosts an Appreciation Dance Friday November 18 at the Sioux City Auditorium with Si Zentner and his band featured on RCA records. The gala honors livestock feeders truckers and stockyards friends and promises a popular program and floor seating.
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