Akron Register-Tribune publication details
Akron Register-Tribune lists print schedule and mailing rates. Published every Thursday in Akron Iowa Plymouth County. Rates shown: $2.50 yearly, $1.25 for six months in local counties, $3.00 yearly elsewhere. Includes post office entry as second class matter since September 26, 1901.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
S. D
Harvest Supper At Cong Church In Westfield
Community notices recap events in Westfield with church supper details at the Congregational Church, school staff training in Storm Lake, junior and senior meetings on college and vocation, ongoing fall sports practices, tuberculosis testing for students October 5 with consent required, and the Diocesan Catholic Women’s Convention October 12 at Gehlen High School Le Mars with speaker Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Knott.
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Congregational Church
Korean Orphan Choir
Sioux City
Westin
Storm Lake
LeMars
Des Moines
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Gehlen
Gehlen High
Dean Walker
Mike Murray
le Mars
John Knott
Family Life
Washington, D. C
Westfield
Veronica Tracy
Town Council Proceedings September 21 1965
Regular meeting led by Mayor Vinton G Adams with five council members present. Discussions covered street work repairs urged by Iowa Road Builders and a $10,000 warrant payment for Eighth and Seventh streets plus related streets. Several motions passed including permits for a driveway and a garage, leasing the old shed to Farmers Co-op, and approval of listed bills.
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Vinton G. Adams
Wolkoff
Tucker
Trotzig
Hummel
Philips
Gilbertson
Iowa Road Builders
Nay
Arvin Finzen
Woskoff
Richard Onnen
Old City
Farmers Co-op
Eagles Club
First National Bank
Akron
W.H
Akron Post Master
Pearl Tucker
A. Y
Donald Mfg
Caskey Ditching Co
J. C. Penny Co
Public Service and Utility Expenditures Listed
A fragment lists various city or public service expenditures including East River Elec Co Line Rental, Sioux City Elec Repair, N W Bell Co service, library supplies, fire department gear, and uniform costs. It notes meeting adjournment and names officials such as R D Clark, mayor Wigman, and vendors like Parrott & Sons and Westinghouse Electric.
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Public Service
East River Elec. Co
Oes
James Mertes
Matt Parrott & Sons
Sioux City
Herman Fire Eqpt. Co
Fire Dept
Elec
N. W. Bell Co
Trotzig
W. G. Adams
Mayor Wigman Company
Kase Uniform Co
Mid-West Culvert Co
St. Westinghouse Elec. Co
St. Paul Book & Stat
Iowa to Take Part in Senate Youth Program
Iowa invited to participate in the fourth annual United States Senate Youth Program. Two Iowa high school students will spend January 23 to 29, 1966 in Washington, D C with expenses paid by the Hearst Foundation. Selection honors leadership, dependability, and academic standing. candidates must be in sophomore to senior year and hold student government office.
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Iowa
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Senate
American Political Sciences Association
Congress
Executive Branch
State of
Karl Haglund
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Christopher L. Davis
University High School
Iowa City
Appointment of Administrator for Clara Pauline Warnsing estate
The estate of Clara Pauline Warnsing also known as Clara P. Warnsing and Clara Toben Warnsing Deceased has an administrator appointed on September 28, 1966. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication or be barred. indebted persons should pay promptly. Attorney Richard L. Smith and Administrator George L. Warnsing are named. Published September 30 and October 7, 1965.
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Clara Pauline Warnsing
Clara P. Warnsing
Clara ‘Toben Warnsing
George L. Warnsing
Akron
Iowa
Richard L. Smith
Akron high school events and Kurt Appley profile
Akron high school announces home games at 7:30 pm and October 1 8 football shows with "2000 A D" and "Cupid Capers" themes. A big October 2 Pops Concert features a floor set with tables new uniforms chosen for Pep Club and reserved seats offered. Short profile highlights senior Kurt Milton Appley born July 9 1948 with interests FFA track literature and electronics and future college plans. Also notes tuberculin testing plan for Akron Community Schools including testing October 6 and chest X rays for reactors funded by the Christmas Seal Campaign.
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Akron High School
Akron Rock Valley
Supt. Plaeger
Kurt Milton Appley
Akron
Town
Kurt
James Appley
Lynda
Cynthia
David
Daniel
Wendy
Shirley
Becky
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Luther League
Sean Connery
Annette Funicello
Student Council Plans Red Raiders Sweatshirts Sale
The council met on Thursday September 28 and approved selling Red Raiders sweatshirts as a fundraiser. A $1 down payment covers an $8 total price, with colors blue black tan and red. Sweatshirts will be sold at noon. Homecoming Committee sheets and several progress reports were distributed for planning.
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Red Raiders
Douglas Beckman of Akron Aims for Big Three Sport Career
December 27 1947 marks the birth of Douglas Jerome Beckman in Sioux City Iowa to Mr and Mrs Herman Beckman. He grows into a multi sport athlete and Akron A club band and Luther League member at Trinity Lutheran church. He plans college at Westmar and admires Tony Oliva Doris Day and Charles Eston.
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Akron
Sioux City
Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Consumers
Douglas Jerome Beckman
Herman Beckman
James
Willy
Wally
Doug
Westmar
Doris Day
Charles Eston
Tony Oliva
Akron Raiders Win Opener Over Dutchmen
The Akron Raiders defeated the Dutchmen 7 to 6 in the season opener on September 17. Scott Swift scored a first quarter touchdown and Dave Higman added the extra point as Akron, sparked by hard hitting, held the favored Siouxland confere nce champions to six.
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Akron Raiders
Scott Swift
Dave Higman
Akron
Class Ring Decision by Junior Class on September 17
The Junior Class met on Thursday to select ring styles and colors including pearl green red blue and white inlay with starfire. Ring options include white or yellow gold and a $5 down payment was due by Thursday September 23.
Three Kinds of People Say This Classic Quote
A succinct aphorism contrasts makers, watchers, and unaware observers. It emphasizes action over passive observation and frames success as a matter of personal agency and awareness.
Special Education Classroom Report From School
Summer vacation ended and the class is back in school. Two girls and one boy promoted to seventh grade with three new pupils and three workers in the lunch room. Subjects include Reading Arithmetic English Health Spelling Phonics Arts Music Crafts and Physical education. Most pupils practice typing. Friday morning the girls baked brownies, next bake will be the boys turn. Plans begin on carpentry and sewing with the machine. Craft work centers on paper projects including a red paper house display and folded paper animals and paper sack dogs.
First Month Highlights From Second Grade Class
The second grade class with twenty two students has begun full work. New pupil Billy Robinson joins from LeMars. Reading is split into three groups and the class studies the vowel sound I. Math reviews prior work while Social Studies ends its Safety Unit. A fireman helper movie and a Birthday Train teaching months of the year are featured.
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Billy Robinson
LeMars
Akron
Dora Baker
Richard Henke
Norman Jans
Connie Robinson
Paul Haage
Ellen Klemme
1 B NEWS 1 B class forms and lessons begin
A look at early activities shows 26 students, 13 boys and 13 girls, in 1 B News focusing on literacy, pre reading, and writing words. They explore letters sounds sight words weather units and inside outside voices while learning responsibility and safe behavior. The piece blends classroom updates with a note on reckless driving prevention.
Akron Over Paullina 8 to 2 On Neutral Granville Diamond
Akron baseball beat Paullina 8 to 2 at a neutral Granville diamond as Swalley struck out eight and Paullina allowed six hits. The item also notes births, marriages, deaths, and local happenings from Akron and surrounding towns, including football results and multiple 1940s era notices.
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Akron
Paullina
Granville
Swalley
LeVerne Farmer
Donald ‘Harkness
Louis Frerichs
Immanuel Lutheran Church
D. J. Roy
LeMars
Akron High
Orange City High
Ronald Dirks
Leonard Dirks
Henry Dirks
Army Air Corps
Europe
Goose Season Opens Saturday in Iowa for 1965
The State Conservation Commission announced a 70 day goose season starting Saturday October 2 1965 in Iowa with good hunting prospects. Goose season runs until December 10 and daily shooting is from sunrise to sunset. The same opening date applies to Wilson's cock snipe season which runs through November 20.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Wilson’s Shipe
Jack
Geese
Akron Opera House Construction and Local Baseball Tie
Sixty years ago contractor Huxtable began pressed brick walls for Akron's new opera house and store building. On Akron diamond Westfield and Sioux Valley battled to a 9 to 9 draw as dark ended play. Geo Cilley and Geo Kelly pitched for opposing teams. Temperance program at M I church and Baptist Rally Day observed. Miss Anna Johnson left for Cambridge to study at Radcliffe College. Mr and Mrs Geo W Raish returned from their Montana ranch and visited Medical Lake Spokane and Salt Lake City before touring Portland Exposition.
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Huxtable
Akron
Westfield
Sioux Valley
Geo, Cilley
Geo. Kelly
M. I. Church
Baptists
Anna Johnson
Cambridge
Maso
Radcliffe College
Geo. W. Raish
Bridger
Mont
Medical Lake
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
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Gerald F. Smith
Senate Youth Program
Adina Hultgren
Arlan H. Beech
Velma C. Dreckman
Clara Toben Warnsing
Raider Review
Akron Community School
Sheryl Hillrichs
Butch Stotz
Marlys Jervik
Larry Klemme
Marc Thorson
Julie Root
Lynee Coon
Corrine Blomberg
Karen McCrill
Becky Orris
Linda Wiliams
Nancy Taylor
Vickie Kerr
Lynn Willer
Linda Williams
Dianna Willer
Mr. Hoff
T. B
Wrecksburg
R-R— Johnson JR
Johnson Jr
Karen Hull
Kathy Goodrich
Linda Miller
Wendy Lucken
Diana Allen
Linda
Karen Brown
Leonardo DaVinci
Akron Register- Tribune
Orange City
Clarence McMahon
Nick Flaherty
Chatsworth
Will C. Pecks
Brunsville Lumber Co
Perry James
E. E. Arney
Fred Swenson
Fred Wang
Pender
Nebr
Earl Beeler
Harry E. Dalgliesh
Aloysius Weidenfeller
Anthony
Carl
Josephine
Anna
Mary
Clara
A. Willie
Guttenburg
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Hurley
Casey
O’brien
Edward J. Bradley
H. E
Clarence
Alice E. Stinton
M. E. Church
Riverside Cemetery
Fats and Slims
Joe Millette
Milnerville
Ole Strom
John Batchelder
Dick Dierksen
J. S. Farnham
California
Walter E. Kennedy
Rainier
Gordon
Kennedys
Detroit
Mich
Brown — Goff — Foster
Livestock Commission Company
Ronald Hartman
Wayne
T.C
Wayne T.C
Nelson Hatchery
Akron, Is
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Staioks
American Express
First Rational Bank
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