Akron Register-Tribune subscription rates announced
Akron Register-Tribune lists subscription prices: $2.50 per year or six months in Plymouth, Sioux and Woodbury Counties Iowa and Union County South Dakota. $3.00 per year elsewhere. Paper published Thursdays in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. Post office entry as second class mail matter September 26, 1901.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
S. D
Akron
Plymouth County
Local notes on Vermillion nursing home resident and rural carriers meeting
Edith Spaulding is happy in a Vermillion nursing home. Arch Lilly and Roger Banks families attended the Plymouth County Rural Carriers meeting in LeMars, followed by a Club Cafe banquet. Ivyl Knapp drove to Gavin's Point. relatives returned from California visits to Chula Vista Camp Pendleton. Tammy Ross ill but improving. Bob Ward dies. sympathy extended. Frank Burke visits from Snohomish, Washington. they attended the LeMars rural carriers meeting on September 21. Mrs. B Main recovering from eye surgery and hoped to be home soon.
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Edith Spaulding
Vermillion
Arch Lilly
Roger Banks
LeMars
Plymouth County
Ivyl Knapp
Gavin's Point
Walter Benson
Matthew
Westfield
Alma Marke
Sioux City
California
Aifford Wilder
Chula Vista
T. R. Wilder
Camp Pendleton
Mabel Lilly
Loyd Crouch
Hinton
Tammy
Melvin
Harvest Supper and PTA Meeting Leads in Local Notices
Ivyll Knapp and H H Epperson of Sioux City drove to Meckling to visit Mr Eppersons farm and cattle. Harvest Supper at Westfield Congregational church on October 6 is announced. Westfield PTA meeting moved to October 3 with Civil Defense speaker and a related film. Lester Sanford home from Akron hospital after hip injury. Goods for Goodwill donations urged daily. Goodwill Industries hires handicapped workers repairing and cleaning clothing. Mrs Jennie Lilly coordinates donations for the October 12 delivery.
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Mre
Ivyyl Knapp
H. H. Epperson
Sioux City
Meckling
S. C
Epperson
Westfield Congregational Church
Westfield P T.A
Civil Defense
Lester Sanford
Akron Hospital
Goodwill Industries
Jennie Lilly
Goodwill] Industries
Big Springs Baptist Church Events
J Stanley Rendahl leads Big Springs Baptist Church with a Siouxland Sunday School Convention in Sioux City at Assembly of God Church. Schedule includes Sunday morning worship at 10:00, missionary offering, Sunday school at 11:00, 7:30 p m, youth groups at 5 on Sunday, gospel service at 8:00 p m, Wednesday mid week prayer at 8:00 p m and choir rehearsal at 8:50 p m.
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Big Springs
First Baptist Church
Michael Strom
Women’s Baptist Missionary Society
Louis Sprenger, Jr
Embert Klemme
Charles Smiter
Emery Tucker
J. H. Kerr
Pleasant Hill Church Notes Len Humston Pastor Schedule
Len Humston pastor leads services at Pleasant Hill Church this Sunday. Sunday school at 10 am, divine services and communion at 11 am.
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Leasant Hill
A. B
Hurch
Len Humston
Divine Services
Way Back Yonder Items of Interest From Akron Files
Akron Register- Tribune notes include Akron nignred Raiders tying Elk Point High 109 to 19 in a second game on Elk Point’s field, local youths entering service at Sioux Falls, obituaries for Lowell L Burrill and Sadie Stinton, Port, Joy and Dewey births, September 1951 events, a 1961 marriage, the Union County Old Settlers picnic, a post-season baseball win by Akron over Mann's Cardinals, and a football scoreless tie between Akron High and Elk Point, plus a sectional basketball tournament featuring local teams.
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Akron Nignred Raiders
Elk Point High
Ralph V. Taylor
Lester A. Meske
Clarence T. Miller
Akron
Frank Moffatt
John T. Nason
Westfield
Sioux Falls
Lowell
L. Burrill
van Nuys
Calif
Olive
Claude
H. Shoener
Stanley
American Legion
Sadie Stinton
Hal -H. Port
John W. Joy
Doane Dewey
Ben Lundhere
Marilyn
Russell Smith
Eldora, Ta
Don
Henry Hillrichs
First Baptist Church
LeMares
Martha Ann
Fred S. Downing
Washington
Theodore
Leonard Lamoureux
Union County
Lefty
Swift
Bod Tucker
Mann
Cardinals
Sioux City
Bob
Essig
Arnold Amundson
Milford Anderson
Alvord
Bronson
Inwood
Lawton
Lester
Salix
Akron News Briefs and Local Notices From Plymouth County
Palm sized Akron items summarize church events, school enrollments, and local happenings. Highlights include Smith slated for Paullina pastorate, fall public school enrollment figures, a birth, a sermon address by Judge Hutchinson in Akron, a 9 to 8 baseball loss for Akron, typhoid illness in the Shaw family, cattle purchases in western Nebraska, a $10,000 Northwestern railroad settlement over a Galva train collision, a burglary at Westfield hardware, public school illness notes, Edward A. Fields as a Republican candidate from Plymouth County, a Western trip by Edgington and McCorkell, a farewell for Rev George Jones to Woodbine, a missing husband in Lohrville, and church notices for First Baptist Akron including services and society meetings.
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Hemphill Bros
Westfield
Lela Brady
Katie Frost
Theresa Dirks
Belle Caskey
Charles Caskey
Lula Hodge
Roberta McCorell
Edward A. Fields
Akron
Plymouth County
A. W. Edgington
R. R. MccCorkell
Sioux City
Northwestern
California
Oregon
Washington
George Jones
Woodbine
Iowa
Rev. Jones
Akron Baptist Church
Achievement Day draws 150 women in Elk Point
About 150 women attended the Home Demonstration Clubs Achievement Day in Elk Point on September 19. Kay Nelson demonstrated 24 varieties of cheese, bread entries totaled 30, judged by Jeanette Christy. Several winners were named in white bread and white dinner rolls categories. Nine members were honored for 25 years in the clubs. Union County presented remembrances for long-term members in observance of the Dakota Territorial Centennial. Local prizes and music complemented the event, with delegates named for a county convention set for September 29 to elect a new county committee.
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Elk Point
Kay Nelson
Extension Service
Brookings
Jeanette Christy
University of South Dakota
Raymond Heck
Sarah Michaud
Jefferson
Will Kratochvil
Hawarden
Jerry Eilers
Henrietta Hosehler
Akron
Hans
White Sweet Rolle
Kermit Thompson
Walter Richters
Charles Kratochvil
Alcester
Goldie Hummel
Delia Waterbury
Rollo Baker
Henrietta Hoschler
Joe Lambert
Elsie Lucht
Margaret, Stoutenberg
Ed. Willer
Union County
Arnold Clark
Stuart Harris
Alvin Frisk
Union Co ASCS community election results
Ralph Smith chairman of the Union County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service reports results from elections held in 11 districts. East central districts list includes Big Springs with Edward Heiman as Chairman and other officers, while Brule Richland shows Archie Powell as Chairman and Loren Ruhaak as Vice Chairman, among others.
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Ralph Smith
Union County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
East Central
Big Springs
Edward Heiman
Clifford Anderton
Roy Ludwig
Delmar Stone
Victor Siemers
Brule
Office Supply Sale Notice at Rerister Tribune
Receipt books adding machine rolls typewriter ribbons carbon paper and large size envelopes offered by Rerister Tribune Office. Any attic contains articles which might aid buyers in upgrading clerical equipment.
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Rerister-Tribune
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