Akron Register-Tribune masthead and subscription details
Akron Register-Tribune editors RAY A SMITH and GERALD F SMITH publish weekly from Ak ron Iowa. Entered as second class mail Sept 26 1901. Subscriptions 2.50 yearly six months 1.25 Plymouth Sioux Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County SD 3.00 yearly elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
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Westfield Board Hires Home Economics and Coach
Westfield Community School Board met August 13 and 17 with all members present. It hired Mrs. Max Jacobson of Sioux City for Home Economics and Science, interviewed three applicants for Home Economics, approved Bourrett Tin Shop of Sioux City to remodel the kitchen, accepted Harold L. Phipps of Little Sioux as coach, and authorized painting and cleaning the school house. A parent letter will inform about the bus stop visibility rule of 300 feet or more.
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Westfield Community School Board of Education
Max Jacobson
Sioux City
Peutz
LeMars
Ducommen
Cleghorn
Bourrett Tin Shop
Board of Education
Harold L. Phipps
Little Sioux
Iowa
4 H Exhibits Earn Blue Ribbons at State Fair Iowa 1965
Plymouth County 4 H home economics entries at the Iowa State Fair won two blue ribbons from Joann K McBride county Extension Home Economist. Red and white ribbons were also awarded to several exhibitors including Kay Hageman Merril Perry Pals Terri Hageman and others. Blue ribbons went to Lynn Willer and Sue Kennedy for Homemakers and to Daryl Heimgartner Gail West for collection and fire alarm system exhibits.
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Plymouth County
Joann K. McBride
County Extension Home Economist
Kay Hageman
Merril
Perry Pals
Terri Hageman
Merrill
Julie Hanson
Sioux City
Betty Bennett
Hinton
Hungerford Hammers
Debbie Ru
Joann McBride
Fair Grounds
Duane Buehler
Daryl Heimgartner
Kingsley
Gail West
Grateful Thanks for Kindness After Mrs Adina Hultgren’s Passing
The family expresses sincere thanks for acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy, flowers, memorials and pantry supplies at the time of the death of their mother Mrs Adina Hultgren. Also mentions Kenneth Hultgren Russell Hultgren Earl Hultgren Marion Sykes and Marie Heeren and a fresh supply of paper for sale at the Regis ter Tribune office.
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Adina Hultgren
Kenneth Hultgren
Russell Hultgren
Earl Hultgren
Marion Sykes
Marie Heeren
Register-Tribune
Funds Still Available for Construction Work Plymouth County
Twenty three Plymouth County farmers have applied at the ASCS office for technical assistance through the SCS to establish permanent conservation on their land. Farmers fear unused ACP balances could be redirected to counties with greater need, reducing Plymouth’s share next year. ASCS clerk Joan Rowenhorst offers guidance on practices, cost share, and application steps. A list of applicants includes Charles Culp Hancock township and others in Garfield, Lincoln, Union, Sioux, and Westfield townships. The piece urges soil and water conservation as a communal obligation to preserve the land for future generations.
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Plymouth County
Ascs Office
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Joan Rowenhorst
ASCS
Charles Culp
Hancock Township
Franz Braun Remsen
Ervin Reinking Garfield
Donald Lucken Johnson
Everest Hansen
Vince Erlemeier
Hungerford
Clarence Kasch
Robert Kelly
Jack Spaulding Garfield
Geo. Ream Hungerford
Sam Philips Johnson
Westfield
St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
The schedule lists Hannah Circle Thursday at 1 30 p m choir rehearsal 8 p m junior Lutherans 9 a m Sunday school and adult Bible study 9 a m divine worship 10 a m church council 8 p m Monday and choir rehearsal 8 p m Wednesday and Thursday events led by Pastor Conrad C Guetzlaff.
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ST. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hannah Circle
Junior Lutherans
Notice of Administrator for Hilliker Estate in Iowa
In Plymouth County Iowa the estate of Waldo Irving Hilliker deceased appoints Arvid Earl Hilliker as administrator. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication. payments should be made promptly. Administrator's address is 1516 W Lunah Ave Sioux City Iowa. Attorney for administrator is Richard L Smith Akron Iowa. Published September 2 and 9 1965.
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Waldo Irving Hilliker
Arvid Earl Hilliker
W. Lunah Avenue
Sioux City
Iowa
Richard L. Smith
Akron
Labor Day 1965 Reflections on Work and Opportunity
A reflective piece honors Labor Day as a broad tribute to all workers. It celebrates physical and mental toil across professions from delivery to science, religion, medicine, and public service, emphasizing opportunity, responsibility, and the joy of well performed work.
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Viet Nam
New York
Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
America
Iowa Republicans to Stage Buck Night Fund Drive
The Iowa Republican Party will run a statewide fundraising drive called Buck Night on October 21, led by Republican State Chairman Robert Ray. Local Republicans will canvass all regions to collect small contributions from Iowans to support party operations. District meetings will precede county sessions to plan recruitment of block workers for home visits. In a separate item, Arthur Lee, 66, Hawarden street department employee, died after being thrown beneath a tractor on a levee flood control project. he is survived by his wife and two married daughters.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Robert Ray
Ray
Arthur Lee
Hawarden Street
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