Akron Register-Tribune publication details
The Akron Register-Tribune lists subscription rates: $2.50 yearly, $1.25 for six months in Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties in Iowa and Union County South Dakota, $3.06 yearly elsewhere. Published weekly on Thursdays in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Entry date September 26 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield Election Winners and Local News Notes
Results from the November 6 election reelect Duane Kindig Lowell Morehead and Guy Ross Jr to the Town Council. John Bliss and Tom Dennison win seats, W B Neal re elected Mayor, Barbara Dennison Treasurer. Local social notes cover visits, a bridal shower, and a school board meeting. Panthers open season with a 65 51 win over Marcus Holy Name. Details on games, appointments, library events, and travel notes complete the digest.
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Duane Kindig
Lowell Morehead
Guy Ross
John Bliss
Tom Dennison
W. B. Neal
Barbara Dennison
Vern Ross
Esther Moffatt
Elsie Nelson
Mitchell
S. D
Elsie
Lee Peterson
Mitchell Hospital
Judith Knapp
Cyrus Knapp
J. G. Skahill
Laurens
Westfield
Westfield Panthers
Marcus Holy Name
Marcus
Gordon Knapp
Jerry Pool
Panthers
G. Rupp
Ronald Horsley
J. Bindner
Meriden-Cleghorn
Camilla Conway
Vermilli
Stuart Flynn
Hawarden
Vermillion
Janssen
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Church
Dixie Beaubien
Jim Woods
Pierson
Ed Nelson
Rudolf Eberhard
LeMars
Westfield Public Library
French
Verna
Amarillo
Texas
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Walter Schmidt
Sioux City
Schmidt
Fred
Leonard Schmidt
Esther Severson
Harold Howell
Howell
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest Gleaned from Akron Files
Items recall 1933 1938 and 1943 events in Akron Iowa including weddings births and deaths. Notable entries mention marriages at Akron M E church and in Johnson Township, a 1943 snowstorm with road closures, a 1933 football win by A H S over Beresford, legion Armistice Day celebration, local building boom with new homes elevator and theater, and obituary notices for Mrs Mary Trautt and Peter Parker with family details.
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Barbara
R. J. Baker
Akron
Thomas Robert
T. L. Burnight
Okoboji
Washington, D. C
J. A. Seheleyel
Gerald F. Smith
Jack Winter
Silver Springs
Messrs
Minn
M. KE
A. A. Howe
Hey
Minneapolis
Frank
Mary) Trautt
St. Patrick’s Church
Chas. Ernst
Frank Jacobs
Neva Pollock
Sioux City
Trate County
Law and Order League
Henry Hitzemann
A.H.S
Beresford High
Hoschler Post
Grover Jans
Hawarden
Ed. Heeren
Mildred
Barth. Miller
Frank Johnson
Jan Janson
Johnson Township
This County
C. W. Samuelson
Grayce
Ole Lawrence
Union County
George Hesnard
Keystone
Rapid City
S. D
Clarence H. Raish
This City
Hines Memorial Hospital
Hines
Ill
Erma McCance
Carrie) Simeon
First Christian Church
W. H. McDonald
Riverside Cemetery
Peter Parker
Minnie Palmer
Chris Iblings
T. L. Burnight, Jr
H. G. Clark
Adolph Metz
Huntting
Farmers & Merchants Tie Moving Picture Theatre
Almade
Fields & Hedges
Fullerton Lumber Co
Register-Tribune
Canton H. 8
Fred A. Vincent
Majes
Klemme
Chester Terrell
F. J. Swanson
Emil Johnson
JC. Rogers
Immanuel) Lutheran Church
40 Years Ago Akron News Roundup and Local Events
The Register-Tribune’s job department finished printing 500 cook books for the Union Creek Lutheran Ladies Aid. A citizens meeting discussed grading unpaved streets, forming a committee to push the project. Rock Valley High defeated A.H.S. 13 to 0. Akron Booster Club held its first meeting at Trinity Lutheran church basement. Fine weather aided rapid corn progress as about 35 Masonic brethren attended a corn husking bee for TH. F. feradiey who had been ill.
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Register-Tribune
Union Creek Lutheran
A.H.S
Rock Valley High
Akron
Trinity Lutheran Church
TH. F. Feradiey
November club events and sports schedule posted
A list of local activities includes a library club meeting on November 14 at 7:00 p.m. and basketball games with Jefferson on November 19 and LeMars on November 26. A football banquet is set for November 20 and Thanksgiving falls on November 28.
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Library Club
Jefferson
Jr. ‘High
LeMars
Health classes discuss effects of alcohol on teens
Health classes covered both physical and mental effects of alcohol. Students explored why teens drink, noting attention seeking as a common motive. Last Friday two films were shown about alcohol, one a case history of alcoholism and the other detailing alcohol types and brain impact.
Pep Club Chooses Red Blouses for Basketball Season
At a November 7 meeting Pep Club members decided to buy red blouses to distinguish the group and ensure a uniform appearance during the basketball season. The club will sit in a reserved section at home games.
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Pep Club
Home Ec Classes Study Meat and Sewing Units
The article describes Senior Home Ec students working on meats fish and poultry including stews roasts and pork cuts and demonstrations. Sophomores finish meat cuts and prepare to host a mothers coffee while Freshmen complete cotton blouse steps and plan home decorating units.
Autumn Serenade Opens Friday Night In Local Band Plans
The F F A boys will initiate Chapter Farmeara soon with qualifications in farming programs and discussion leadership. A new Wenger Sousaphone Chair stands add to the band room. Fall band concert Autumn Serenade is Friday November 22 with Paul Johnson trumpet solo and ensembles led by students. Admission is free. Lessons cover money problems and basic operations while Physics moves from Force to motion.
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F.F.A
Farmeara
Wenger
Paul Johnson
Bob Wych
Scott Baker
Dale Anderson
Rick Anderson
Teresa
Jim Kenny
FFA Hayride Delights AHS Students At Hebeler Farm
A Friday hayride sponsored by the FFA drew many AHS students to the Raymond Hebeler farm in South Dakota. Students met at the ag room for 7:00 pm departure aboard three hayracks. Chaperones Mr. Goudge and directors oversaw the route while tractors manned by Mr. Murrell, Mr. Mellor, and Mr. Hoffman operated. A hay-fight occurred, a rack lost hay, and a flat tire occurred, then everyone enjoyed a bonfire with hot dogs and pop.
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FFA
Raymond Hebeler
South Dakota
Bill Hebeler
Robert Fletcher
Charles Lehmann
Terry Stinton
School Ag
Murrell
Mellor
Hoffman
Goudge
PFA
Algebra Class Starts Root Problems With Radicals
Mr Shearers advanced Algebra class shifts from complex fractions to computing square roots and simplifying problems containing radicals. Students practice breaking down radicals, identifying perfect squares, and applying simplification rules to obtain clean radical forms.
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Mr. Shearer
Algebra I Students Explore Sign Numbers and Polynomials
Three Algebra I classes study signed numbers with emphasis on negatives. They begin multiplying monomials by polynomials to solve equations.
Student Council Updates and Handbook Project
Committee reports on the handbook have been handed in to Sandy Sypherd. A committee is assembling the handbook. The Council sponsors selling small AHS pins, contact Sharon Fletcher to buy. On November 4 the Student Council discussed student complaints and plans to solve them. During conferences, council members ushered at both schools.
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Sandy Sypherd
Sharon Fletcher
Freshmen study space travel and moon shot plans
General Science students explore space travel topics including weightlessness cosmic rays and atmospheric challenges. Target dates cite 1965 for lunar program and 1967 for landing. Sophomores work on engines replacing rings laps and bearings while other projects proceed. Alan Hemmingsen and Clark Van Donge plan Are Welding Award entries. Freshmen carpentry includes feed banks hog troughs. Ag III aims to self propel a combine by replacing worn parts.
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Alan Hemmingsen
Clark van Donge
Are
P E Classes Combine Trampoline And Volleyball Drills
In the eleventh week of school PE classes focus on trampoline routines and volleyball play. Students practice knee drop and other layouts on the trampoline while others volley with emphasis on proper serving. A “daily dozen” of exercises is used, increasing per week, with 11 repetitions of each exercise and 22 sit-ups and 22 knee-bends this week.
Evashevski to Lead 1964 Easter Seal Campaign in Iowa
Forest Evashevski, athletic director at the State University of Iowa, named state chairman for the 1964 Easter Seal Campaign to rally over 5,000 volunteers in March. The Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults sponsors the drive, funding Camp Sunnyside and statewide services. Two pumpkins, 130 and 119 pounds, displayed at Mt. Ayr, were grown from German seed by Rodney Adams.
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Forest Evashevski
State University of Towa
Paul, Torquist
Towa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Evashevski
Iowa
State
Camp Sunnyside
Des Moines
Haster
Iowa Society For Crippled Children
Fay
Mt. Ayr
Germany
Rodney Adams
Cecil Adams
Want Ad Buy or Sell It in One Line Ad
Readable want ad with brief offer to buy or sell items. Mentions common categories and contact instruction for interested buyers or sellers to respond.
Want ads for sale two 12 gauge shotguns
Dolly Palmer of Akron advertises a No 97 Winchester pump 12 gauge and a new Browning automatic 12 gauge with full rib barrel. Contact Dolly Palmer at 181 phone in those news items and dial 6611 or 3261.
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Dolly Palmer
Akron
Scattered 4 H Club Meets for Bake Sale Plans
The Scattered 4H Club met at David Eirickson s home on November 4 1963 for a business session. Members approved a bake sale to raise extra money and set the next gathering at Jerry Johnson s house with David Rozell as co host. A Christmas party was noted with Dee as reporter.
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David Eirickson
Jerry Johnson
David Rozell
Dee
Thanking All After Our Accident in South Dakota
We thank everyone who helped at the time of our accident and Dr. Trotzig and the hospital staff for their good services. It will always be remembered. God bless you all from Mr and Mrs Adolph Juran and Susan Wagner of South Dakota.
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