29 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
1
Akron Register-Tribune from Akron Iowa lists publication cadence and postal details. It notes weekly release every Thursday in Plymouth County and surrounding areas. Rates are $2.50 yearly, $1.25 for six months in local counties. $3.00 elsewhere.
The Akron Westfield C V O hosts its annual Communion breakfast after last Mass on Sunday October 9. Catholic Daughters of America meet Monday October 3 at 8 00 in the parish hall with Josephine Muth and Helen Dirks on the serving committee. Harvest Supper at Congregational Church Thursday September 29 from 6 30 p m until finished adults 1 25 children 12 and under 50c. Amateur Show date October 11 at 7 30 pm. Interested participants may see or call Mne Mulfinger at phone 1431.
Sunday worship at 9:00 a.m. and church school at 10:00 a.m. Annual Harvest Supper Thursday September 29 starts at 6:30 p.m. Communion service next Sunday October 2. Fall Appeal special offering. Church Council meets Monday October 3 at 8:00 p.m. Indies Aid Society Thursday October 6 at 2400 p.m.
Westfield will gain a sanitary power system through a $29,000 grant and a $42,000 loan from the Partners Home Administration. The total project cost is $72,590 with $1,550 local share. FHA loans and grants support rural public bodies and non profits in towns under 5,500 per 1960 census. Mayor and council members in attendance noted the rural aid significance while county extension staff warned about nitrate poisoning risks in livestock and crops this season.
Volume 7 Raider Review notes Akron Community School honors Danyl E. Frisk for scoring in the upper two percent on the 1960 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Frisk is one of 38,000 U.S. students named Commended, with Semifinalists announced earlier by NMSC.
Akron High School students list popular songs and describe school spirit. A new librarian, Mrs. Eunice Swanson, from Concor dia College and University of Wisconsin, joins AVHS and praises the well equipped library and student attitude. Junior class rings are ordered. roving reporters profile 1966 graduates and local postgrad paths.
Classified notice highlights fast ad placement service in Regis ter-Tribune Wort Ads offering quick display for sponsors and local businesses seeking rapid exposure in the regional paper.
Fifth graders study networks and heredity with notebooks and metric system use. Sixth graders begin conservation and health topics while experimenting. plans for worm farm tropical fish and new texts. Also details on Pops Concert fund drive and magazine sale goals with prizes.
Akron community music scene presents a diverse lineup featuring folk guitarists rock performers dancers and a large ensemble of instrumentalists promising a vibrant evening of popular music selections.
Ames report notes State University marching band added 15 members this fall, reaching 140 total. Director Frank Pierce says the expanded ensemble is the largest yet as Akron student Alan Hemmingsen plays clarinet and routines are prepared for home football games.
The Iowa State band will be the halftime feature at the Iowa State versus Missouri football game on October 22. Their first appearance is scheduled for Saturday.
A fragment notes the Oklahoma game and says the Marching Band is at the head of the Weishea parade each spring, highlighting a tradition tied to football and campus events.
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