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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1961

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Wedding Open House Honors Parish Priest in Akron

The Akron Register-Tribune reports a church celebration featuring Parish Priest Father Schissel as celebrant and John Lease as singer with Lynda Johnson on organ from Sioux City. Six of seven children attended with families hosting a reception in the Legion Hall, center piece a gold and white wedding cake baked by Mrs Leo Woll, open house 2 to 6 pm with refreshments and gifts on display. The event included a Papal Blessing from Pope John XXIII to Mr and Mrs Philip Beaubien and drew visitors from California Oklahoma and Colorado among others. Two hundred relatives and friends attended.

John ‘Schissel John Lease Sioux City Lynda Johnson Father Schissel Legion Hall Akron Leo Woll Philip Beaubien John XXII Vatican City Rome California Oklahoma Colorado Father Ernst Father Skshill Charles B. Hoeven Washington, D. C

Westfield Community Notes and Local Obituaries

Westfield editorial and social roundup covers visits in Ponca Nebraska church meetings and library events, plus obituaries. Highlights include the Golden Wedding of Philip and Beaubien, a September Mass at St Catharine s church, and a slate of library book week activities and children s book arrivals.

Face fly movement into buildings prompts Iowa control shift

Arlie A Pierson County Extension Director notes face flies arrived in Ply mouth County in 1960 and surged in 1961. They invade homes in winter, irritate cattle, may spread cattle diseases, and resist poisoning. Fumigation is the only effective indoor kill. soil insecticides may be used in spring or winter. Akron FFA promotes corn picker safety with a six item reminder set.

Pierson Arlie A Pierson County Extension Plymouth County Towa State University Mid-Western University Iowa Akron F.F Fred Gondge

New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery

A world famous research institute develops Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance used as Preparation HG in suppository or ointment form. Reported cases show pain relief and actual shrinkage of hemorrhoids without surgery, with patients claiming piles have ceased to be a problem. Available at all drug counters.

More Funds for City and Town Streets

Iowa Good Roads Association reports starting January 1 1962 cities and towns in Town will receive an additional 5 200 000 for roads and streets, a 55 percent rise in road use taxes. Allocation sources include gasoline tax vehicle registrations and a portion of the sales and use taxes. Cities must file arterial and local street maps and three year plans. Local funds allocations vary by city with Akron LeMars Hawarden and Remsen listed for 1960 and 1962.

Iowa Good Roads Association Legislatu-E Mney Akron LeMars Hawarden Remsen Iowa Highway Commission Towa Good Roads Association

Stanback Tablets or Powders Aid Cold Relief

STANBACK products relieve aches of colds and can be used as a gargle for sore throats. STANBACK S A synergistic action reduces fever and provides faster, more complete relief. Remember snap back with STANBACK.

S. A Stanback

Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Register Tribune

Akron area notes recount Turkey Shoot by Hoghler Post American Legion and Armistice Day event. Local sports include A H S Red Raiders losses and oil-initiative reports near Eureka Kansas. Obits list Mrs Etta Stoutenbourg and Rev Theo Meyer with family survivors. Early 1941 and 1911 items cover marriages births, deaths, school events, and local industry updates.

Akron Register- Tribune

Plymouth County Dreaded Deaths Highlight Farm and Rail Incident

Plymouth county in the Town legislature died Ben Gerdes 40 who farmed south of Akron November 6 1901. He was found dead in the Ogden school house where election was held the previous day. Surviving were his wife and several children. Harry Stone 28 an itinerant workman fell off a freight train at Westfield leaving his left arm severed and other injuries. He died in Akron the next day. Relatives in Kansas could not be located a funeral service was held here and burial took place in Riverside cemetery.

Westfield Congregational Church Akron Westfield Akron Wesley Methodist Church Robert McConville Sioux City Larkin Funeral Home Royal Broderson and Little Sons Elk Point Clare Lilly Perry McCorkell Lodi Calif Clair McCorkell Arch Lilly Evelyn Banks Helen Sterling Turner Pierre Bennet Turner Bessie Buryanek Ed Nelson Delbert Maynard George Bern Roy Bliss Elk Point Congregational Church Albert Harrington Wilbur Harrington Atlantic Wayne Weigel Sharon Omaha Ned 5. V. Maynard Ronnie Carlson Bernice Evelyn Struble Richard John Nelson Anna Hughes LeRoy Kenneth Larson John Larson Fort Lewis Washington Kenneth Army Reserve Hoghler Post American Legion A.H.S. Red Raiders Onawa High Hawarden Eureka Kansas Howard R Etta) Stoutenbourg Besse Yars North Lias Here Union County Eva Riverside Lee Betty Herman Weyen Chatsworth Lloyd Louis Meyer Laverne, Minn Selective Service Board Plymouth County Tver Pollock Greenland U.S Haadler Fest Marriei Esther Ed. Langholdt LeMars Elmer Walter Gerdes St. John’s Lutheran Church LeMarg George Henke Walter Dirks Ramon Jespersen Clarence Horton Iness Weidenfeller’s J. C. Douglas March Maggie Kundert Des Moines Milwaukee Harry Gettle Elmer Fulmer F. A. Meske Trinity) Lutheran Church Ben Gerdes Ogden Harry Stone Riverside Cemetery

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