Akron Register-Tribune header and publication details
Akron Register-Tribune editors Ray A. and Gerald F. Smith publish each Thursday from Akron Iowa. Subscription rates are 2.50 per year, 1.25 for six months in Plymouth, Sioux and Woodbury Counties and Union County, Iowa, 3.00 elsewhere. Entered as second class mail September 26, 1901.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Ray A. and
Gerald F. Smith
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
Akron
Plymouth County
Westfield Write Ups Special Correspondence
Westfield Congregational church picnic held at the church due to rain. Highlights include a large dinner social, PTA reception for teachers, and local visits. Report covers hospital news, family visits, Labor Day weekend stays, Black Hills work trip from August 25, and youth group participation with names of participants and hosts.
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Westfield Congregational Church
Bessie Buryanek
Leonard Buryanek
Dennis Devine
Black Hills
Hap Davis
Fred Goudge
W. L. Mitchell
Goudge
Hummel
Roberts
Kansas
Westfield-Akron
Westfield- Akron
Scott Baker
Lynn Barber
Mary Lou Campbell
Darrell Goudge
Mary Gossard
Janene Woudenberg
Judy Davis
William Hebeler
Paul Johnson
Jerry Lias
Barbara Lundberg
Randy Moore
Sandy Sypherd
JoLynn Tucker
Akron
Beverly Pustlewait
Sue Hoffman
Terry Morehead
Gordon Knapp
Westfield
Wanda
Jerrine Brown
Chayn’ Berlain
Akron and Plymouth Counties Bi County Convention in 1932 Akron
Readable notes from Akron and Plymouth counties recount a bi county convention at Akron Christian Church on September 11 1932 with afternoon and evening programs Local pastor W H McDonald featured reports on golf a death infant born September 5 1932 and a 17 to 9 baseball win by Sioux City Stock Yards over Donaldson's Colored Stars Also notes on school openings festivals and local sports amid a long list of community events and misfortunes including a car crash that hospitalized drivers and a 99 98 degree heat spell
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Churches of Christ of
Woodbury
Plymouth Counties
Akron Christian Church
W. H. McDonald
Sioux City
Vermillion
Hawarden
Kingsley
Yankton
Alton
Beatty
Don Waterbury
N. J. Brown
Akron
Orin Blake
Sioux City Stockyards
Donaldson
Colored Stars
Jefferson
Ben
Gary Hartmann
Claassen
Greenwood
A.H.S
Akron Methodist Church
Akron Public Schools
Women's Christian Temperance Union
LeMars
Wilbur Harrington
Westfield
Farmers Union
Thomas Kenny
Fred Hitlrichs
Edwin Johnson
Carrol Hamilton
Clay County
Burton Swift
Kenneth Simeon
Lioyd Peek
Frank Burke
Sheldon
Iowa
9Ix
Hoschler
American Legion
Neary’s Park
Legion
Big Sioux
Geo. Mattison
W. H. Morse
T. S. Vanderham
U. S
F. A. Welch
Department of
B. L. Troup
Frank Carr
Thos. A. Johnson
Marnell Milner
Stone Park
Florence Victoria
Oscar Carlson
Clar
Westinghouse
P. J. Johnson
A. G. A. Palm
Denmark
Johnson
Sweden
Big Springs
Union County
Neil Robertson
Stoux City
Morningalde College
Ben Verlinden
J. M. Hiadik
Martinsdale
Mont
Willard F. Keane
True Byrne
J. J. Simeon
Danbury
Hilliker and Co
Milwaukee
M. A. Muhs
Fay Chamberlin
Lind, Wash
J. F. Kennedy
F. W. Burhett
Woodrow Wilson
Mary Plueger
Louis Plueger
Craig
Alex ‘Klemme
Chris. Klemme
Vollmar
Craig Lutheran Church
Budgeting with a checking account for receipts and proof
The article advocates using a checking account to track expenses by paying bills with checks, sorting canceled checks into budget categories, and using cancelled checks as receipts for payments. It highlights convenience, avoids money orders, and notes tax deduction proof.
School Library Role and Facilities in Modern Schools
The school library serves elementary and secondary levels as a center for instructional materials and community resources. It offers 6,000 to 16,000 volumes, reading and listening spaces, and rooms for listening and viewing, plus staff who guide students and teachers in selecting and using library materials for instruction.
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Good School Library
Good School
influenza epidemic forecast urged vaccination for high risk groups
James E. Perkins of the National Tuberculosis Association urges immediate influenza vaccination for those with lung disease including tuberculosis, asthma, and chronic bronchitis. The Surgeon General warns of possible outbreaks this winter and recommends vaccination for high risk groups such as the elderly, pregnant women, diabetics, and those with heart disease or hypertension.
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James E. Perkins
National Tuberculosis Association
Perkins
Surgeon General
U. S. Public Health Service
Dr. Perkins
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Card of Appreciation from Hospital Stay
I thank friends and relatives for flowers gifts cards and letters received and for visits during my hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks to Drej Trotzig Lakstigola and hospital staff for care and to Rev Roberts and Mrs Roy Bliss for calls.
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Drej Trotzig
Lakstigola
Rev. Roberts
Roy Bliss
FFA and 4 H to tour Egg Industry Week sites
Plans by FFA and 4 H groups in Iowa for tours of poultry industry sites during Egg Industry Week on Wednesday October 17. The initiative by the Iowa Poultry Association aims to showcase plants, hatcheries, farms, research facilities, breeding farms and feed mills to youth, highlighting career opportunities and the industry’s $276 million annual value.
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FFA
Iowa Poultry Association
Iowa
LeRoy Kruskop
Appreciation for hospital cards and visits
I express gratitude for the cards gifts flowers and personal visits while I was a hospital patient. Special thanks go to Pastor Meyer and Dr Brooks for their visits. Mrs Walter H Kiemme
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Pastor Meyer
Dr. Brooks
Walter H. Kiemme
For Sale Column Item Listings and Contact Notes
Classified column item: A6 Case combine with motor in good condition offered by Marvin Limoges in Elk Point phone Fl 62718. Oil burner 84 000 BTU double burner blower auto thermostat listed by Lobay in Sioux City phone 53049 or 2656 Merrill. Allyn Holtz Merrill Towa 9.2.
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Marvin Limoges
Elk Point
Sioux City
Merrill
Allyn Holtz
Towa
Akron Iowa Town Council to resurface Eight Street proposal
Public notice states Akron Town Council will consider a resolution of necessity to repair and resurface Eight Street between Reed Street and Highway Twelve. Property owners will not be assessed. curb and gutter to be provided at owner expense. meeting set for October 2 at 8:00 p.m. in Town Hall. Mayor Pro-Tem Allen Vander Helm presiding.
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Arch Lilly
Akron Hospital
Paul
Boone
Iowa
Juice Ito
Eight Street
Reed Street
Highway Twelve
Black Top
Akron
Allen Vander Helm
BR. D. Clark
No Cure In Sight For Cold Says Portsmouth Doctors
Medical note from Portsmouth naval base reports three antibiotic tests on 295 sailors with colds. aspirin group fewer complications than penicillin or terramycin. all averaged five days in hospital. Advice urges no antibiotics for colds, favor nosedrops, aspirin, and cough syrup. Also warns on fever, breathing, and weather changes. Eldon Cemetery elm and a hickory sprouting from a squirrel hole noted near Charter Oak family.
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Portsmouth
England
Information Service
Tuberculosis and Health Association
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