Harvest Supper draws large crowd in Westfield
Westfield Congregational church Ladies Raid hosted the annual Harvest Supper on Thursday October 3 drawing a large crowd and praise for its success. The next Pilgrim Fellowship meeting is set for Sunday October 13 at 7 30 pm led by Florence Banks and Dixie Beaubien with the topic A Picture of Us.
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Westfield Cong
Pilgrim Fellowship
Florence Banks
Dixie Beaubien
Westfield
Des Moines
Westfield P.T.A
Frank Mackey
Clarence Feller
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Mackey
Louis Meenach
Aurora
Chas, R. Fletcher
Ruth Ann Mackey
Des Plaines
Harry Mackey
Oelwein
Iowa
Ed Nelson
Fritz Warenhorst
LeMars
Mrs. Nelson
Harry
Minnie Johnson
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Files
A nostalgic roundup cites 20 years ago Akron baseball drubbing of the Missouri Valley All-Stars 16 3 with Lefty Swift allowing two hits. Items note scrap iron drive, marriages and births in 1943, football results, homestead moves, and local obituaries.
Akron area notes and regional obituaries in brief
W C Anderson leases north pit and equipment as plans are formed to gravel local streets at low cost. Mrs. Tim Sullivan widow of former stock buyer and mayor dies at Cascade home. daughter Mrs. Melvin Muth in Sioux City. Rev. G J Poppenheimer reappointed pastor of Akron M E church by Northwest Iowa Conference. Oscar J Smith of Tea SD and brother Charles of Los Angeles visit old friends. Cesar was a former principal of Akron public school. Ike Harris and Frank J Coyle buy six carloads of sheep in Omaha. Giants and Yankees duel for world baseball title. John F Schmidt 65 longtime Portland township farmer dies Sept 28 1923. survived by wife three sons seven daughters two brothers two sisters and six grandchildren. A H S loses to Orange City 19 to 0 in first home football game.
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J. H. Pollock
Louis ‘W. Koch
Sac County
Iowa
Portland Township
Akron
Orange City
H.S
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
J. F. Moore
F. F. Robinson
Austin Avenue
Sioux City
Benjamin White
Akron Public School
Caroline
Barbara Harris
Orin
Ray Adams
Evan
Orin Harris
Reese Harris
Barneveld
Wis
W.C. Anderson
Tim Sullivan
Cascade
Melvin Muth
Northwest Iowa
G. J. Poppenheimer
Akron M. E. Church
Oscar J. Smith
Tea
S. D
Charles
Los Angeles
Cesar
Ike Harris
Frank J. Coyle
Omaha
Giants
Yankees
New York
John F. Schmidt
Portland
Local Relief Corps Attend Hawarden W R C Convention
Fifty years ago twenty five Relief Corps members attended the district W R C convention in Hawarden. Moderate weather delayed corn harvesting. Mrs D H Shaw 40 a former resident died October 4 1913 in Sioux City. Surviving husband two daughters Nellie Stella. Funeral services city and burial Logan Park cemetery. Born a son to Mr and Mrs Herman Bohlen October 2 1913. Dr Wm E Madson Hawarden and Miss Carolyn M Robey former Akron school teacher married October 1 1913 at Lake Park Iowa.
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Relief Corps
Hawarden
D. H. Shaw
Sioux City
Nellie
Stella
Logan Park Cemetery
Herman Bohlen
Wm. E. Madson
Carolyn M. Robey
Akron
Lake Park
Iowa
Plymouth County Final Feed Grain Signup Totals 1983
Raymond J. Becker reports Plymouth County 1983 Feed Grain program results. About 55 percent of base acreage complied, 387,990 acres diverted, payments $17.02 per acre totaling $646,509.00. Price support on 116,950 acres added $1,214,087.94, for total program payments of $1,860,546.94. Corn loan rate 0.99 per bushel plus 18 percent support yields $1.17 per bushel for compliant corn.
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Raymond J. Becker
Plymouth County
ASCS
Union County hosts 4 H leaders training in Beresford
Union County will hold an area 4 H leaders training short course in Beresford on Thursday October 17. Project leaders from Lincoln Union Clay and Yankton Counties will attend. The extension specialists from state college will teach the all day workshop. I hope you attend the Union County Home Demonstration Club Christmas Fair at 2 to 9 p.m. October 22 Beresford Legion Hall and October 23 Elk Point Auditorium. The office is preparing the fair booklet with many new ideas to display.
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Union County
Beresford
Lincoln
Union
Clay
Yankton Counties
State College
Union County Home Demonstration Club
Beresford Legion Hall
Elk Point
Union County Maintains TB Free Status Through 1969
Eskina in Agee Good news! Union County remains bovine tuberculosis free through September 1969 or for six years. 189 herds tested this year with 4,978 cattle. seven reactors overall, four designated as no gross lesions. Four H County leaders from Lincoln, Clay, Yankton, and Union meet in Beresford October 17 to plan 1963 1964 club year. Emergency poison number Market 4 3432 Vermillion listed, 24 hours daily. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
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Union County
H County
Lincoln
Clay
Yankton
Beresford
Market
Vermillion
South Dakota
Poison Information Center
Akron Raider Review pages recount school news and events
Akron Community School’s Raider Review highlights calendar items, band news, driver education progress, and a detailed look at the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. It notes Dakota Day Parade plans, coronation events, and a list of juniors signing up for the test along with chemistry curriculum updates and school board mentions.
Homecoming Spirit Surges at Inwood Raider Night
Students and faculty recall a joyful 1968 Homecoming with busy floats and event planning. Crowning of King Roger and Queen Sandy capped a week of Coronation excitement and a well attended bonfire boosted team spirit as Raiders prepare for the game at Inwood West Lyon.
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Roger
Sandy
Inwood
West Lyon
Raiders
A Day in Library Office and class reports in sociology and economics
The piece describes library operations from book requests to accessioning and cataloging with staff names. It also summarizes sociology topics on marriage and divorce and economics lessons on budgeting saving and investing, including films on stocks and insurance concepts.
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Murrell
Marrigge
Mellor
New York Stock Exchange
Akron School System Enrollments and Grade Details
The Akron Community School system reports 651 total students, with 252 in the new northeast building. Fifth grade is the largest at 59 students, while Sixth grade has 35. High School totals show Freshmen at 56, Sophomores 52, Juniors 51, Seniors 47, with a boy girl split of 196 boys and 191 girls. Enrollment has declined in the high school from 211 to 206. In 1963 Freshmen 45, Sophomores 37, Juniors 38, Seniors 29. A County Career Day is set for Le Mars Community High School on Wednesday October 28 at 7:30 p.m., inviting Akron High School students and parents to meet with college and school representatives to plan options efficiently.
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Akron
Plymouth County
le Mars
LeMars
Akron High School
Shop class and biology notes from Miller and students
Mr Miller's Shop classes focus on hand woodworking basics including measuring tools planes wood grain squaring stock and shaping curves with safety and efficiency taught. Biology students study physical and biotic factors like soil rainfall light water and topography that shape regional plant and animal life.
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Miller
Akron High School Coronation Welcomes Large Crowd
On October 3 Akron High School held its Coronation ceremony with a full house of alumni and townspeople. The 1963 King and Queen Sandy Sypherd and Roger Nielsen were crowned amid cheers, with royalty processions from grade to high school.
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Akron High School
Elwood
Linda Waterman
Joe Smith
Elaine Dewey
Dick Frerichs
Mr. Elwood
Iola Blum
Larry Dreeszen
Sandy Sypherd
Roger Nielsen
Akron
Murrell
King Roger
Queen Sandy
Governor Hughes Faces Political Risk Over Shaff Plan
Tipton Conservative says Gov Harold Hughes risks serious political mistake no matter the Shaff Plan outcome on Dec 8. If it passes his prestige falters. if it fails urban and rural demands may compel a compromise impossible to satisfy both sides.
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Harold Hughes
Tipton
Fresh supply of Typewriter Paper for Regis ter-Tribune
Fresh supply of typewriter and copying paper available for sale at the Regis ter Tribune office. Includes standard sizes and bulk quantities for office use. Price and delivery terms to be arranged at the office.
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Register-Tribune
Words for Action Register-Tribune Ad taker hurry call 3611
A brief classified notice urges quick action by readers to call 3611 and ask for an Ad-Taker to get things done. The item emphasizes speed in handling requests and directs readers to the advertised phone line for assistance.
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Action Register-Tribune
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