Akron Plymouth County Towa local publication notice
Akron published every Thursday at Akron Plymouth County Iowa entered as second class mail matter September 26 1901 subscription rates listed Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Counties South Dakota three dollars per year elsewhere two dollars and fifty cents per year six months one dollar twenty five cents in specified counties
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Akron
Plymouth County
Towa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Town
Union County
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Westfield Community Notes for October Church Clean Up
Special Correspondence reports autumn clean up at Congregational Church on October 20 starting 9:30 am with room chairmen coordinating supplies and worker distribution. A luck luncheon is set for noon and Mrs. Mackey to provide refreshments in the afternoon.
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Congregational Church
Ladies Aid
Mackey
P.T.A
Peterson
Westfield School
Westfield Congregational Church October 16 Worship and Speaker
Sunday services at Westfield Congregational Church include 9:00 am worship and 10:00 am church school with Laymen's Sunday on October 16. Mrs. Clifford Kress of LeMars will speak. Ladies Aid Society fall cleaning is set for Thursday October 20 at 4:00 pm. Ear tagging is required for hog resale for six months, with Iowa swine bought after September 21st needing ear tags for traceability under the Iowa Department of Agriculture rules.
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Clifford Kress
the
United Church of Christ i LeMars
Ladies Aid Society
Iowa
animal industry division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
N. K. Kinney
Dr. Kinney
vebermanett
Apmrovad
Stamp Ceremony Planned in Sioux City for Savings Bond Observance
A planning committee in Sioux City outlines a October 26 dedication for the Servicemins Savings Bond stamp. Postmaster Dan Murphy invites area week schools to participate in a patriotic parade led by Naval Recruiting Office Chief Richard Crowley. North Junior is represented by Cleo Weins and three faculty members, with Miss Leon Anderson, Mrs. Bernette Spangler, and Robert Shogley. U S Savings Bond program delegates Henry J. O'Neill and Glenn L. Ingle participate.
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Servicemins
Dan Murphy
Sioux City
Richard Crowley
Naval Recruiting Offfice
North Junior
Cleo Weins
wnd
Leon Anderson
Bernadette Spangler
Robert Shocgley
U.S
Henry J. O'Neill
ards
Glenn L. Ingle
Tuwa
Raider Review Volume 7 Calendar and Staff Listing
A compact publication page lists editor roles and staff names for Raider Review Volume 7. It also presents an October calendar with events from the Steel-Mosie Department and marching band appearances, school schedule notes, and football games to Sioux Falls Des Moines Vermillion and Elk Point.
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l — Mosie
West Lyon
Sioux Falls
George
ISEA
Des Moines
Bennet Union
Vermillion
Elk Point
Homecoming Plans Highlight Akron High School Scene
The Akron High School section previews Homecoming activities with float committees, coronation, parade, and dance planned. It notes senior and junior design teams, marching band practice, and football readiness for the upcoming victory game versus George High School. Alumni are arriving to join celebrations as student spirit peaks.
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A.H.S
George High School
Murrell
Miller
almmni
AHS
Akron High
Jr High Campfire Girls Meet Reports Dues and Plans
On October Sh 1966 the Jr High Campfire Girls met at Marvin Zinns with Deborah Palmer conducting. The treasurer reported dues totaling 4 48 and gifts were collected for the gift pair to Viet Nam. They discussed the Candy Sale starting October 25 and the Hul laballoo. A Chili Supper is planned for November 8 with Nettie Goudge serving hinch and Debbie Gustafson to have the honors next week.
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Jr High Campfire
Marvin Zinn’s
Deborah Palmer
Viet Nam
soo
Jr. High
Nettie Goudge
Debbie Gustifson
Campfire Girls Meet at Mrs Hull Home
aA-NAH-WE Campfire Girls met at Mrs Hull's home on a Friday in October. Nine girls answered roll call and recited the Pledge and Desire. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. After business, we designed our headbands. Teresa Erks brought treats. Meeting adjourned.
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Hull
Teresa Erks
Séribe
KI P A Cha meets at Hedeby and Bedeby homes
KI P A Cha group met at Eric Hedeby's and Epica Bedeby's on Tuesday October 4. Eleven girls attended and went to the Nursing Home to say the pledge to the flag and sing. Elizabeth Henke brought tea. Kathy Henriksen, Saribe.
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Eric Hedeby
Epica Bedeby
Elizabeth Henke
Kathy Henriksen
Saribe
Big Springs Baptist Church Schedule and Bond Drive Update
Sunday services at Big Springs Baptist Church include 10 morning worship 11 church Bible school and 8 evening gospel service Pastor Henry B Nelson leads weekly. A Tuesday Dakota Conference Board meeting in Alcester and a Wednesday 8 prayer service plus 8 50 choir practice are noted. In Iowa Series E and H savings bonds sales rise 10 percent August total 8 873 547 with eight month total 82 702 928 toward 1966 goal. Plymouth County sales 69 464 eight month total 634 449 88 percent. Ida Guthrie North Lee and Van Buren exceed goals. Sioux 87 818 86 percent Cherokee 76 percent Woodbury 71 percent.
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Church Bible School
Dakota Conference Board
Alcester
Iowa
Gordon L. Mennen
LeMars
volunteer county savings bonds
Plymouth county
Ida
Guthrie
North Lee
Van Buren
whiirman
Sioux county
Cherokee
Woodbury
Akron Register bits reflect local life from 20 years back
Way Back Yonder notes from the Akron Register Tribune files recounts a 1946 high school football win, a wartime marriage in Las Vegas, multiple birth and death notices, and 30 to 50 year-ago town events. It lists several local families, railroad figures, and community milestones with dates and names.
Akron and Westfield News Highlights 1916
Births appear for Bom-A son to Beckman and a daughter to Phipps. A death of Mrs. Wilcox is noted. Two weddings, Rhodes and Lins, occur at the Rapirthist church in LeMans Ind. A Swedish lecture drew crowds at St Patrick’s Akron. John Roberts learns his brother died in Nebraska. Leonard Smith joins Alan Milling Co. in Sioux City. Akron football loses 16 to 0 at Hawarden. Beaumont dies in Minnesota. Other notes include a 1906 marriage at St Patrick’s and Louis Hitzamapan opening a Destfield barber shop.
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Rock Rapids High
Betty Rose Weatherall
Lake Wanaka
New Zealand
James M. C
Bud" Appley
Joseph Appley
Akron
Iowa
Heather Chapel
Las Vegas
Nevada
treasury department
Wellington
N.Z
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Red Cross
twiis
Union
County
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Rose Boden
Francis Mackey
town
Clinton
Patrick Bodén
Unicor County
St. Patrick's Catholic
Riymond Jensen
Milton Cole
Alson
Lee Paulson
Mirs
Lloyd ‘Helseth
Britner O
Bert” Searls
Sioux City
E. J. Sears
Milwaukee Railroad
his
Cluett
Postville
Christy
W. C. Anderson
Ruble
Ches. L. Wynna
Sioux Falls
Chas Sawyer
northwest Town
Minnesota
South Dakota
Alfred H. Houser
Fay Neal
U.B
Rev. Hamilton
Inwood H
Pike
Elk Point
Bert Klaprodt
Spink
Richland
M. W. Redmond
Alice Miller
G. Fimil Johnson
0. Q. Stoland
jeft
Lawrence
Kansas
Donald Rose
L. Barington
gitute W.C/P.U
Fort Dodge
Misves Fern Ostrom
Agnes Ra‘ver
Agnes Thorne
Grace Wisnow
Stabel Normal School
Madison
Fay Maxson
Gawat Palls
Mont
Cudahy Packing Co
Griffith
Akron’ ‘opera house
Peter M. Fulton
Florence
Ariz
Lisa A. Jeffers
ploneer
Benjamin Jeffers
Bom
John Beckman
Mins
Jas Phipps
Wilcox
Mas
Ned Spaulding
Westfield
Manied — Florence
A. G. Rhodes
Tugene H. Lins
George Lins
Alrom
LeMans
Hunter
Ling farm
Garvigum
Westfield i
alt St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hawarden High
Orlan Moore
Ray Huxteble
Rex Smith
Silas Moore
Will Beverly
Rollo Baker
Freeman White
Melvin Smith
Victor Hays
Iain Knudson
Earl Smith
Thos. H. Beaumont
here
Little Falls
Minn
Frances
John Burnight
William Adams
St. Patrick’s Catholic church
D. K. Hurley
D. L. Watterbury
Louis Hitzamapn
Destfield
Farmers for Wiley Mayne meet to plan campaign
Roger Easton presided as chair of Farmers for Wiley Mayne in Merrill City Hall October 8 with Plymouth County farmers and wives to back Mayne for 6th District congressman against Stanley Greigg in the November 8 election. A vigorous campaign was planned. Ma-KeGa Campfire Girls met October 4 at Allen Vander Helms with roll calls on favorite dogs, hike to big ditches, symbols, and notes on Breasts, gifts from Glenda Gilmore, Nancy Miller as scribe. Dakon-Ya Campfire Girls pledged to the flag, gathered clues, listed rules and ranks, noted honors beads, and identified natural finds. Lori Berrid served treats. Grwin Hedeby, scribe.
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Campfire Girls Association
Paullina
Les
Akman
Allen Vander Halm
Marvin Zinn
Eric Hereby
Conrad Hull
Neil McLone
Kenneth Boyd
Menley
Jord. Miller
Shirley Batwell
Akron
Zinn
Roger Easton
Wiley Mayne
Plymouth County
Merrill
Mayne
Stanley Greigg
Allen Vander Helms
Glenda Gilmore
Nancy Miller
Lori Berrid
Grwin Hedeby
Scribe
Mayne assails Greigg deficit spending at Sioux City luncheon
Mayne, a Republican candidate for the sixth district, called congressman Stanley Greigg “Public spender Number One” at a Sioux City Exchange Club event. He cited a National Associated Businessmen report labeling Greigg as having zero spending restraint and warned of higher prices and a pocketbook impact if Greigg remains in office.
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Wiley Mayne
Mayne
Sioux City
emy
Associated Busipresman, Inc
Workington
gmatl
Cub Scout Den Four Meeting Notes at Zinns
Four Cub Scout Den 4 met on Thursday October 6 at Zinns. They discussed fire escape plans and planned a skit for the pack meeting at the Legion Hall on the fourth Monday in October. Masson Thorson and Chief Denny contributed ideas for quick results.
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Zinn's. y
the Legion Hay
Masson Thorson
Denny
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