Akron Plymouth County News Announcement
Published every Thursday at Akron Iowa with post office receipt as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
20 Oct 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
1
Published every Thursday at Akron Iowa with post office receipt as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
Westfield correspondents report Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Beaubien and families in LeMars and Kingsley, while Mrs. Arch Lilly attended a Republican Women event in LeMars. The Westfield P T A met with Gene Newell presenting wildlife slides, and the Tuesday Club met at the Church Social Room with talks on Russian student exchange and foreign aid. Community members plan a Conservation Tour and Library Week activities in November.
A study of public opinion leads to a conservation tour offered on October 23 for anyone interested in inspecting conservation practices. Laverne Feusner and Elmer Lund will guide the tour starting at Alvord Banks' farm at 2 PM, visiting grassed waterways terraces and other structures, with refreshments at the end. Over 50 people joined a similar event last year.
Church activities listed for Immanuel and Union Creek include Luther League plays, Ruth Unit breakfast, UC and IMM committees, potluck, Mary Unit home visits, Dorcas Unit, confirmation class, KLEM Radio service, morning worship and Sunday school services, Mission Sunday, Nurses Sunday, and election plans. Events feature pastors David J. Roy and Luther Meyer, with various hostesses and locations such as IMM parlors and Alcester.
Brule Creek church notes list a Thursday 5:00 p m ham supper by Ladies Aid. No confirmation classes Saturday. Sunday 10:00 a m Sunday school and 11:00 a m Worship service. Leaguers meet 7:00 p m at Trinity Church Vermillion for a hayride led by Selmer J Hilmoe pastor.
Mr and Mrs Laurence T Gale express thanks for cards flowers and gifts received on their Golden Wedding anniversary and extend gratitude to everyone who assisted.
The Living Word radio program airs at 8. Mrs Everett Harkness hosts a class party at the church Friday. Weekday hostess duties named for Maggie Carlson Franny Mackey Viola Moffatt Edith Peck Joy Fletcher Betty Orris. Missionary meeting Oct 26 with Franny Mackey as hostess. November 13 Preaching Rally in Morningside Church of Christ with the men’s quartet and minister on the program. Dean R Orris minister.
Pleasant Hill Evangelical United Brethren Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m led by Robert Neben. Thanks to all who helped make the bazaar a success and note this is a request for quick results.
J Stanley Rendahl pastor leads Big Springs Baptist Church events including Thursday 2:00 p m Ladies Mission Circle bring missionary supply items. Hostesses named. Thursday 8:00 p m Brotherhood Family Night with Melvin Harris color slides and lunch. Sunday worship 10:00 a m Sunday school rally 11:00 a m Sacred concert 3:00 p m by Sweden's Singing Ambassador Carl Olwebring. Mid week prayer 7:45 p m and choir rehearsal 8:40 p m. Everyone welcome.
Notice from Township Board of Trustees announces a voting place for Precinct No 1 in the Town of Westfield located one half block north of Town Hall. Township Trustees listed are Earl Michael Dike Spaulding George Hummel and clerk N B Beaubien. Publication dates Oct 20 27 and Nov 3. Patronize your home merchants.
Divine worship at 9:00 a m Sunday School at 10:15 a m Sunday service at 7:00 p m Pilgrim Fellow Thursday after school Choir practice announced Farmers offered farm auction sale advertisement in the Shopper and Swapper section.
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