Akron Plymouth County Weekly Notice
Published every Thursday at Akron Iowa. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter September 26 1901.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
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27 Oct 1960
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Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
1
Westfield Write-Ups Chronicle LocalVisits and Events
Westfield notes visiting guests from Sioux City Merrill Vermillion and Council Bluffs. Reports on Harvest season tours, a conservation tour led by La verne Fuesner, and a Trans Miss Philatelic Society convention in Sioux City with Miss Lease receiving multiple awards.
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Burt Tagg
Bob
Sue
Lori
Sioux City
Don Banks
Tages
Marvin Nelson
Merrill
Arch Lilly
Howard Holden
Richland
Ted ‘Seeley
Vermillion
Jennie Lilly
Delbert Maynard
Ivyl Knapp
Mabel Lilly
Percy Harrington
Bessie Buryanek
Ernie Graves
Council Bluffs
Adam Tindall
Marlis Buryanek
Ivy] Knapp
H. H. Eogerson
Pilgrims Fellowship
Elk Point
Ed. Nelson
Deno
Raymond Conway
Los Angeles
Calif
The
Trans-Mississippi Philatelic Society
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Lease
Department of Philately
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Sioux City Stamp Club
Westfield Folk
Westfield “Hylite
Union County Farm Bureau women approve resolutions
At a special meeting in the Congregational church basement Elk Point on October 11, members of the Union County Farm Bureau amended and approved resolutions from the Resolutions and Legislative committees. The resolutions covered Livestock Health State Taxes State Highways and Education and were described as very good.
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Congregational Church
Elk Point
Union County Farm Bureau
Delegates Named for State Convention at Huron
The November newsletter records Vic Clark and Lincoln Tweet as spokesmen for the Resolutions and Legislative committee. Delegates and alternates elected to attend the State Convention at Huron include Lincoln Tweet Russell Hanson Clyde Gunderson Earl Pike Ed Johnson Elmer Swanson with Mr and Mrs J T Johnson in attendance. A lunch was served by the lunch committee Mrs Clarence Staum Mrs Arnold Gunderson and Mrs Clyde Gunderson.
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Vic Clark
Lincoln
Clarence Staum
Arnold Gunderson
Clyde Gunderson
Johnson Jr Homemakers Meet Held October 10
The Johnson Jr Homemakers meeting convened October 10 under President Judy Netley with pledge, roll call, and 18 attending. New members Marcia Brown and Jean Willer joined. Karen presented a resignation letter from Nancy Wendt and a $1.34 bill. Funds totaled $54.50, premium money, and record books plus yearbook booklets. A swimming party with guest bring policies was planned. Kathy Stinton moved adjournment after a luncheon by host Lynn Coon and her mother.
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Johnson Jr
Judy Netley
Karen
Nancy Wendt
Marcia Brown
Jean Willer
Kathy Stinton
Brule Creek Watershed Surveys Progressing
Field surveys are being conducted this fall by Soil Conservation Service Watershed Planning Party engineers as fast as possible before cold weather. The surveys cover Floodwater Retarding Structures 7 and 10 in Lincoln County and will finish on Structures 16 and 17 northeast of Alcester in Union County so construction can begin after July 1, 1961 under Public Law 566 and the South Dakota Watershed Act as Amended 1959.
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Soil Conservation Service
Brule Creek
Lincoln
Union
South Dakota
Lincoln County
Alcester
S. D
Union County
Boil Conservation Service
Floodwater Retarding Structures Planned in Union County
The plan calls for 17 floodwater retarding structures with drainage areas treated by soil and water conservation practices before construction. Permits cover Grade Stabilization Structures No 1 2 4 and 6 to assess feasibility. Structures use concrete or metal spillways to release water and protect low-lying areas from floods.
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Union County
BORDER BELLES 4-H CLUB OFFICERS INITIATED
The Border Belles 4-H Club held its officer initiation on October 10, 1960 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Karen Johnson installed officers, 18 members attended with 5 mothers and one leader. New members Mary Klemme and Susan Anderson joined. Enrollment cards were completed and books passed out for the coming year.
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Westfield
Laverne Fuesner
SCS
A. C. Banks
Keith
Florance Knapp
Martin Brothers
George Bern
Richard Moore
Bard Lilly
Harold Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Karen Johnson
Mary Klemme
Susan Anderson
Barbara Henrich
Anniversary thanks to friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lemen express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for helping make their anniversary a pleasant occasion.
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Loyd Lemen
Unusual Absentee Ballot Demand Reported at LeMars
County Auditor L A Ludwig reports 177 absentee ballots mailed and requests already ahead of typical presidential years. Soldiers ballots totaling about 70 have been sent, and more requests continue to arrive. He notes ample time to request ballots for those unable to vote in person.
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L. A. Ludwig
LeMars
Ludwig
Orin and wayne Harris mark 40th anniversary party
A note of thanks for the 40th anniversary celebration expresses appreciation for calls cards and gifts. Also mentions fresh supply of typewriter ribbons for different machines available at the Register-Tribune Office as part of notices.
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Orin Harris
Register-Tribune
Your Vote is a Valuable Right and Duty
A call to voters stressing the importance of voting as a precious right. Cites historical examples: one vote saved the Selective Service in 1941 and one electoral vote elected Rutherford Hayes in 1876. Urges casting ballots on November 8 to support the American free enterprise system and the benefits it yields.
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Pearl Harbor
Rutherford Hayes
White House
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