Akron Register Tribune publication details
Akron Register Tribune lists publishing schedule and mailing rates. It states publication every Thursday in Akron Iowa Plymouth County with second class mail status since September 26 1901. Subscription prices are 2.50 yearly 1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties and Union County South Dakota 3.00 elsewhere per year.
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Westfield PTA Meeting And Activities Report
Westfield P T A plans a November 8 meeting at 8 p m in the school auditorium with the program Take Time to Know your Library guest speaker Mrs Gene Austin Lunch committee members are Mesdames James Young Clarence Schat William Porter H S Janssen and Donald Banks Attendance urged Veronica Tracy Hylda Schoenfelder Wynn Schoenfelder and Pat Bliss attended the D C C W Workshop at Remsen Monday The group set the coming year program and designated workshops for each committee chairperson Father Dean Walker and Mrs Joe Sheehan spoke in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Frank Loetz recently returned from McGregor Iowa Loetz brother John died last week and was buried at McGregor Catholic Daughters met Monday in the parish hall Rosary and business followed by lunch served by Dolly Schreiber and Maggie Bay Christmas party set for December 6 Next: girls basketball games Friday November 5 at Hinton two games Parent Teacher Conferences are Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week urging all parents to attend and learn how their child is doing.
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Gene Austin
James Young
Clarence Schat
William Porter
H. S. Janssen
Donald Banks
Veronica Tracy
Hylda Schoenfelder
Wynn Schoenfelder
Pat Bliss
D.C.C.W
Dolly Schreiber
Maggie Bay
Hinton
Community Health Week Proclaimed in Iowa for 1965
Governor Harold E. Hughes proclaims November 7 to 13 1965 as Community Health Week across Iowa. The notice urges allied health professions schools and civic groups to promote health services and planning to meet future needs and celebrate advances in medicine and disease control.
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Harold E. Hughes
State of
Iowa Society
Allied Health Professions
Des Moines
Gary Cameron
Iowa student enrollment rises 15.8 percent in 1965 report
The University of Iowa prepared a report for the Association of Iowa College Presidents showing 84,085 students enrolled across 61 Iowa colleges and universities in 1965, marking a 15.8 percent increase from 1964. Institutions include universities and junior colleges across the state.
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Corn loan takeovers seen as smallest in 14 years
The report shows 1964 corn loan repayments totaling 116.4 million bushels nationally, with 214.8 million bushels placed under loan and a potential takeover under 100 million bushels, the lowest since 1951. Plymouth county reached 529,966 bushels repaid by August, with 1964 deliveries at 666,157 bushels, far below 1963 levels. Loans stored on farms resealed total 16.1 million bushels, down from 26.8 million a year earlier.
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Plymouth County
Drive to Help Retarded Children Campaign Planned
A Plymouth county drive to help mentally retarded children will run in early November. Local private citizens will form search parties to learn needs and suggest community help, raising funds to better integrate 3 percent of mentally retarded residents. Arlie A. Pierson, county chairman, says the educational effort aims to connect parents and classes with private citizens and organizations. Leaders include Le Mars Jayceettes Catherine Scholer and others in Remsen Merrill Kingsley Hinton Brunsville.
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Pierson
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le Mars Jayceettes
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Remsen
Melvin Kolker
Merrill
Geo. Phelps
Kingsley
Elvin Held
Hinton
Harold Harms
Brunsville
Fire losses in Iowa rise over forty percent year to date
The Iowa Loss Prevention Institute reports fire losses in the first eight months of the year rose more than 40 percent from 1964. Losses totaled 10,159,124 with 489 rural and 1,395 urban fires causing damage. There were 54 fire deaths so far, and Fire Prevention Week urged greater prevention efforts statewide.
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Iowa Loss Prevention Institute
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Akron Community School November Calendar
Akron Iowa school pages list November events including parent teacher conferences Football game November 5 and 7 National Education Week events November 10 11 12 13 15 17 18 19 22 23 and 24 with PTA FHA and sports schedules and a Thanksgiving break. Notes on 1965 66 cheerleaders photos and student features follow.
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Des Moines
Jefferson
South Dakota
Westfield
North Central Association
George
Williams Names Junior Editor and Business Manager
Williams names Sharon Boetger as business manager and designates a junior editor. The next meeting will be held next Wednesday with Mr Easton from Josten Co. present to help choose the cover for this year’s annual.
Crop progress in northwestern section report
Corn harvest 40-50 percent complete and falling plow work active as soybean harvest finishes. Yields 20-30 bushels per acre for soybeans while corn combines and drying rise 25-50 percent from last year. Peak corn harvest expected around November five with about half of fall plowing done and farmhand demand strong.
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