Akron Register-Tribune masthead and publication data
Ak ron Register TribuneEditors and Proprietors Ray A. and Gerald F. Smith publish the Akron Iowa paper weekly. It is entered as second class mail September 26, 1901 with subscribers in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury counties and Union County South Dakota. rates 2.50 yearly six months 1.25 in local areas 8.00 elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
S. D
Westfield community events and meetings summary
Special correspondent notes social and civic activity in Westfield. Mr Keyron Schumacher guest at Leon ard Buryanek home while Mrs Bessie Buryanek visits Sacramento. PTA met November 8 at the school with Elk Point librarian talk and new library books on display. Card party and box social planned for December 4. Westfield Tuesday Club met November 9 at Congregational church with nine members present. Plymouth County federation guests discussed Living a Life of Quality and Europe 1815-1848 lesson. Westfield Community School Board met November 10 with all members present. minutes and bills approved. tires bidding reviewed. water line to the school planned. library consultant report noted. roof repair planned. meeting adjourned.
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Keyron Schumacher
Leonard Buryanek
Bessie Buryanek
Frank Aspery
Sacramento
Calif
Westfield P.T.A
Gene Austin
Elk Point
Know Your Library
P.T.A
Westfield
Congregational Church
Florence Knapp
Clara Mackey
Jans
Plymouth County Federation
Kehrberg
Westfield Community School Board of Education
Janssen
State ‘Department
Malone to Speak at Akron CYO Banquet Nov 21 1965
Mrs Frances E Malone Fort Dodge journalist and Globe writer will speak at the Akron Parent CYO Banquet on November 21, 1965. She serves as Public Relations Chair of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women and is state adviser of the National Foundation of the March of Dimes. The event hosted by St Patrick’s and St Catherine’s parish women includes dinner served by parish women and greetings from Father John Schissel and CYO officers.
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Frances E. Malone
Fort’ Dodge
Globe
Sioux City
Parent-Cyo
Akron
Malone
Catholic
Fort’ ‘Dodge
Omaha World Herald
Mallone
National ‘Foundation
Washington
Catholic Youth Organization
Westfield
St. Patrick’s
St. Catherine's
John Schissel
CYO
Nancy Taylor
Edward Wise
Book and Thimble Club Meeting Recap
The November 9 gathering hosted by Helen Shoulberg opened with Vice President Edith Baker presiding. Members discussed recent medical discoveries and cancer research as Carolyn Kerr and Irma Woudenberg presented a program titled The Key to Research on Cancer. Ruth Mitchell reported from the GFWC Magazine and announced a poetry and essay contest on Attitude with a February 1, 1966 deadline. The next meeting on November 23 will feature hostess Hertha Roberts and Carol Port presenting a review of The Man by Irving Wallace.
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Helen Shoulberg
Edith Baker
Carolyn Kerr
Irma Woudenberg
Ruth Mitchell
G.F.W.C
Hertha Roberts
Carol Port
the Man
Irving Wallace
Newspaper Staff Credits and Sponsor Acknowledgment
The editor in chief is Sheryl Hillrichs with assistant editor Butch Stotz. Feature column by Marlys Jervik and sports by Larry Klemme. Photographs by Mane Thorson. Reporters listed include Julie Root Lynee Coon Corrine Blomberg Karen McCrill Becky Orris Linda Williams Nancy Taylor Vickie Kerr Lynn Willer. Typists are Karen McCrill Becky Orris Linda Williams Dianna Willer Lynn Willer. Sponsor Mr Hoff.
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Sheryl Hillrichs
Butch Stotz
Marlys Jervik
Larry Klemme
Mane Thorson
Julie Root
Lynee Coon
Corrine Blomberg
Karen McCrill
Becky Orris
Linda Williams
Nancy Taylor
Vickie Kerr
Lynn Willer
Karen MecCrill
Dianna Willer
Mr. Hoff
Akron Community Calendar and Raiders season finale
Akron’s November calendar lists events from the State School Board Convention in Des Moines to a Thanksgiving vacation start. The AHL football team capped its 1965 season with six wins and three losses, featuring nine graduates. among them Merlin Buys and Kenny Milbrodt. Additional notes cover sixth and fifth graders’ science and physics units, All-State Band selections JoAnn Hebeler Pam Larsen Karen Taylor and Bob Wych, and fourth grade’s new reading series with a Dog on Barkham Street discussion integrated with classroom reading and library emphasis.
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Raiders
Maurice-Orange City
Boyden Hall
West Lyon
Remsen Union
Elk Point
Canton Augustana
LeMars
Gehlen
Rock Valley
George
Murrell
Krohn
Merlin Buys
Kenny Milbrodt
Scott Swift
Terry Wilcox
Doug Beckman
Bob Wych
Bob Brown
Roger Meinen
Tim Klauer
Dave Higman
Alan Borchers
Wayne Brown
John Dowling
Marc Thorson
Bruce Lennon
Ron Harvey
Ed Wise
Jim Kenny
Bill O’connor
Denny Lias
Derek Goudge
Loren Nielsen
Roger Coon
Rodney Green
Jory Johnson
Glen
Sturday
Cherokee
Iowa
Akron
JoAnn Hebeler
Pam Larsen
Karen Taylor
Karen
Bob Wyeh
Bob
Spencer
Storm Lake
Sheldon
Aurelia
Holstein
Sioux City
Dennison
Hawarden
Orange City
Hartley
Des Moines
Kirkwood Hotel
KRNT
Barkham Street
Edward
Norka Staff Chooses Yearbook Style and Color
The Norka Staff met in the typing room on Wednesday November 3. Mr Eaton representing Josten Co spoke about the yearbooks and the group selected the style and color for the upcoming Norka.
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Norka
Eaton
Josten Co
Complete Crossroads Protection in County
County 4-H activity completed with 51 members cutting corn at 64 rural intersections to prevent serious traffic accidents. Duane R. Buehler notes the aim to make rural crossings safer and 4-Hs community improvement role. LeMars Savings Bank hosted a banquet for participants and leaders on November 1 at 6:30 p.m., including a film and bank tour.
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Duane R. Buehler
Plymouth County Extension
Buehler
4-H
LeMars Savings Bank
Akron High School Welcomes Student Teachers
Student teachers from Calumet Iowa and Vermillion work with Akron High School in PE and band. Bob Rehder a 1962 S-C graduate majors in Physical Education with Biological Science minor praises cooperation with Mr Krohn faculty and students. Michael Day a Heelan High School graduate from Vermillion trains with Mr Seipp and lauds Akron Band and community pride.
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Bob Rehder
Calumet
Iowa
Krohn
Rehder
Sutherland-Calumet
Akron
Micheal Day
Vermillion
Seipp
Mr. Day
Heelan High School
Sioux City
Iowa Winners in School Shop Awards Program 1965
Thirteen Iowa boys won School Shop Awards in 1965 announced by the James F. Lincoln Are Welding Foundation. Region III includes Iowa and six neighboring states with 288 total winners from 167 schools. Winners include Randal Reidinger of Algona, first place regional award and 200 dollars for an early American weather vane, and Loras L Woodard of Boone for an eight station welding table.
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Iowa
James F. Lincoln
United States
Jerry Wilmes
Ron June
Tom Grosenheider
Honor Roll and School News Summary
The notices list 8th and 7th grade honor roll students across several classes, awarding top names such as Marlys Hitzeman Gail Carlson Richard Anderson and Carol Frerichs. Football season ends 14 to 0 over Canton Augustana Academy with a 6-3 record. upcoming basketball opener vs Jefferson on November 19. American Legion flag essay contest winners announced across grades five through eight, led by Boni Johnson and Marlys Hitzemann.
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Marlys Hitzeman
Gail Carlson
Richard Anderson
Richard Less
Fayann Lucken
Stephan Pollock
Carlys Willer
James Barwick
Greg Breitbarth
Pamela Gabel
Gale Gronemeyer
Cheryl Jurgensen
Marc Lewison
Martin Trotzig
Richard Wales
Carol Frerichs
Charlene Knecht
Linda Larsen
John Orris
David Port
Douglas Black
Patricia Gabel
Boni Johnson
Darold McKee
Arlin Milbrodt
Dianna Moffatt
Roger Oetken
Emily Talbott
Ellen Lamoureaux
Leela Leckley
Mary Lucken
Linda Miller
Richard Dowling
Suzanne Garvin
Linda Hitzeman
Debra Horton
Glenda Horton
Donna Lockwood
Cathy Lewison
Brian McKee
Ricky Pollock
Craig Schuchard
Thomas Small
Arlene Stibral
Cynthia Tindall
R-Afsa News
Canton Augustana Academy
Akron
Jefferson
American Legion
Donna Buys
Jeromée Haage
Marcia Harris
Mahlon Dirks
Craig Hemmingsen
JoLyn
Veterans Day program at AHS features diverse speakers
AHS dismissed at 11 00 am November 11 for a Veterans Day program led by Rev. David Roy. An American Legion representative awarded the flag essay winner. Speakers included Charlyne Wood of Ha ward Iowa and Eboh Ezeani of Nigeria studying at Westmar College in Le Mars. Taps were played by Jerry Wych and Jerry Jans, followed by a closing prayer from Father Schissel.
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AHS
David Roy
American Legion
Charlyne Wood
Hawarden
Iowa
Eboh Ezeani
Nigeria
Africa
Westmar College
le Mars
Jerry Wych
Jerry Jans
Father Schissel
Cross Compliance Rules For 1966 Feed Grain And Wheat Programs
The U S Department of Agriculture will keep basic cross compliance features for 1966, with new farm programs under the 1965 Food and Agriculture Act. Cecil J Kennedy explains eligibility requires reducing feed grain acreage, diverting it to conserving uses, and maintaining conserving acreage plus diverted acreage. Wheat rules demand meeting wheat diversion provisions and staying within wheat allotments on other farms. Participants may join both programs on the same farm if substituting wheat for feed grains, and cropland adjustment requires staying within crop allotments and maintaining conserving uses equal to base plus diverted acreage.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Agriculture Act
Cecil J. Kennedy
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Card of Appreciation to Akron Hospital Staff
Expresses sincere thanks for cards and visits while a patient at Akron Hospital. Special gratitude to Dr Samoni and Dr Trotzig and staff for care. Also thanks to Pastor Roy for prayers and visits.
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Akron Hospital
Samoni
Trotzig
Pastor Roy
Auction Notice for Akron Iowa Real Estate Sale 1965
Want ads offer trade for stamps then describe real estate for sale Lot 3 Block 33 Sargent Addition Akron Plymouth County Iowa with improvements. Public auction scheduled Saturday November 27 1965 at 2 00 PM on premises 84 Sargent Street Akron Iowa. Twenty percent down balance cash on Administrator's Deed approved by court Paul E Dull administrator estate Orlando W Harvey deceased. Pub November 18 25 1965.
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Sargent
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Sargent Street
Paul E. Dull
Orlando W. Harvey
Thanks to Akron Hospital staff and friends
A note of gratitude thanks Drs. Trotzig and Samani for care during supper hour at Akron Hospital. Mentions Fr. Schissel, Coaches Murrell and Krohn, teachers, students, friends for visits and gifts. Special thanks to football buddies, Mrs. James Klauer, and Mr. Lindberg. Support from local merchants urged.
Probate Notice for Albert Elliott Estate in Akron Iowa
In Plymouth County probate court Albert Elliott deceased. Bessie Elliott named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication and actions to set aside the will within one year. Notice published November 11 and 18 1965 and signed by Richard L. Smith, attorney.
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Plymouth County
TATE
Albert Elliott
Athen Elliott
Albert Eliott
Bessie Elliott
Akron
Iowa
Richard L. Smith
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