Harvest Supper Announcement and Local Visits in Westfield
Special Correspondence notes visitors from Omaha and Riverside. George Henke and family stayed with Ray Walch, Laura Freeman visited Joe Caskey relatives, and Gladys Beaubien travels to Riverside to see Margré Sullivan. Harvest Supper at Congregational Church set for September 30 from 5 to 7:30 with prices 1.75 for adults, 1.00 for ages 4–10, and free under 3. Mrs. Welch visited Esther Moffatt and Fern Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henke
Omaha
Ray Walch
Laura Freeman
Riverside
Joe Caskey
Congregational Church
Ray Welch
Esther Moffatt
Fern Boyd
Gladys. Beaubien
Calif
Margré Sullivan
Sioux Center opens year round indoor pool program
A $350000 indoor pool at Sioux Center is in operation since September 13 and was formally dedicated Saturday night. It will offer public swimming Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 10 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center
Sioux Center City
Beresford Independent Board of Education
Remsen
Ken's TV
Remsen Laundromat
Alcester Independent
le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Alvord
Iowa
Lyon County Sheriff's Office
Northwestern Bell pays Plymouth County operating property tax
A Northwestern Bell Telephone Company payment totaling 71 805 21 was mailed September 50 to the County Treasurer as the second half of the Plymouth County operating property tax. The year total for the county reached 143 610 22 with the company’s statewide operating property taxes at 11 890 197 67, up 63 percent from five years ago. The firm pays taxes in all 99 Iowa counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Joe Reinders
Plymouth County
Iowa
Chatsworth social notes and 4-H week notice
Mrs. Lucille Burnight hosted a ladies party with Mrs. Bultman from Treton followed by lunch. The column lists numerous visits, calls, and family gatherings in Chatsworth across Akron Alcester and Sioux City, ending with a note on National 4-H Week October 3-9 highlighting youth programs and leadership values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Burnight
Bultman
Treton
Fanny McKee
Emil Anderson
Hawarden
Gerhard Moller
Omaha
Ken Johnson
Cal Robertson
H. Collmann
Hugh Dowling
Dennis Bultman
Jim
Sioux City
Lena Schuster
George Moehlman
Clara Satthoff
Russell Marshall
Ireton
Akron
J. D. Frerichs
Carl Hitzemann
Wes Crow
G. Moller
Henry Collmann
Anna Meyer
D. Tentinger
Pete Anderson
Jack Lake
Scott
A. de Raad
E. Repp
Anna Nelson
Leonard de Raad
California
Tim Repp
Arthur de Raad
Sioux Falls
Shirley, Rasmussen
Mike
Nancy
Charles Hendricks
Darcy Fletcher
C. Henrichs
Harley Small
Leeds
Iowa
Dennis Lowell
Kate Hartman
Alcester
Frank Hemmelrick
Beth Ross
Westfield
F. Hemmelrick
Raymond Nieland
Irene
Savings bonds sales climb across Iowa counties
Savings bonds scores for August show Plymouth county at $42,665 and eight month total $344,852, 86 percent of its 1971 quota. Warren, Clarke, Ringgold, Mahaska, Greene and Jefferson also topped targets, while statewide August sales reached $7,612,476, up over 20 percent from last year and eight month state total $59,609,964. Local county figures include Sioux, Woodbury, Cherokee, Lyon with respective totals and percentages. When fire strikes, seconds count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon L. Mennen
le Mars
Volunteer County Savings Bonds
Plymouth County
Warren County
Clarke
Ringgold
Mahaska
Greene and
Jefferson
Iowa
Sioux County
Woodbury
Cherokee
Lyon
Westfield School News Superintendent Notes
Westfield High School shares notes on new Library Club led by Marcia Leckley as president and Gay Ball as vice president and program chair. It covers student discipline, counselor clinic attendance, senior trip plans for October 1, and upcoming events including senior pictures, junior class play, conferences, and homecoming changes to December 2 coronation and December 4 game and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Abilene
Genelli
Sioux City
Westfield High School
Thank you for cards and prayers during hospital stay
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to Dr Trotaig Dr Hyden Pastor Clauson Chaplain Johnson Jerald Dykstra and ambulance drivers for cards calls prayers and kindness received during hospitalization and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Trotaig
Dr. Hyden
Pastor Clauson
Chaplain Johnson
Jerald Dykstra
Homecoming Spirit at School Kings and Queens Day
Seniors anticipate their final homecoming with floats and committees forming schedules. Parents worry about late hours as students prepare for an all in one lifetime thrill. Some heartbreak awaits those not elected as King or Queen.
Penmaric and Other Works Featured in Cornwall Saga Preview
A roundup of new titles includes Penmaric by Susans Hawateh set in Cornwall with rugged landscapes and mines. A Quiet Voyage Home by Richard Jessup praised for its gripping action. The Big Lonesome by Will Bryant about gold seekers in Idaho and Montana tested by grizzlies. and The Children by Edith Wharton, exploring expatriate Americans in the 1920s and their indifferent parents’ marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penmaric
Susans Hawateh
Cornwall
Richard Jessup
Will Bryant
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Montana
Edith Wharton
Memorial thanks and office meeting notes from farm bureau group
The Miniets express gratitude for cards flowers and support after Dennis death with special thanks to Pastor Clauson. Johnson Township Farm Bureau Women met at Ruth Morehead's home September 14 with twelve members. pledge read prayers offered. discuss opinionaires and vocational agriculture school. Alice Willer spoke on Oslo Norway and Europe. upcoming October 4 Fall Workshop with Viola Brown publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Pastor Clauson
John Miniets
Johnson Township Farm Bureau
Ruth Morehead
Ruth
Alice Willer
Oslo
Norway
Way Back Yonder Items From Akron Register-Tribune Files
Gleaned items reflect a century of Akron news and life from 1911 to 1991. Births, floods, fires, weddings, school happenings, and weather notes weave through decades with era-specific details and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Register-Tribune
Industrial Bowling League Akron Women’s Commercial Week
In the Akron Industrial Bowling scene for the week of September 20 22 1971 the WCW Senators defeated the Mets 115 106 while the Cardinals beat the Twins 9 7 and the Dodgers had a win. High individual games include Norman Nielsen 213 204 Pete Van Beek 202 Marilyn Heeren Milly Van Donge and Marie Henke 80. High individual series show Norman Nielaen 581 Pete Van Beek 537 Kervyn Heeren 530 Marie Henke 491 Marilyn Heeren 479 Agnes Green 420. High team game went to the Yanks 654 and high team series to Meta 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCW Senators
Mets
Cardinals
Ff Twins
Yanks
Ond
Dodgers
IL High Ind
Norman Nielsen
Pete van Beek
Marilyn Heeren
Milly van Donge
Marie Henke
Norman Nielaen
Kervyn Heeren
Agnes Green
Meta
Monday Coffee League Standings and High Scores Week of 1971
The Monday Coffee League for the week of September 20, 1971 features Palm 9 6, Birch 6 6, Maple 6 6, Locust 6 6, and Weeping Willows 5 7 with high ind. games led by Tess pes 188 and Myrtle Henriksen 179. Tess Buryanek leads high ind. series at 526, followed by Phyllis Knapp 455. Palm tops team game at 449 and team series at 1232. Split conversions include Ramona Vander Helm 5-7 and Tess Buryanek 5-10 among others. Additional listings show various team scores and split conversion attempts across clubs such as Pepal-Cola, McPherson's Variety, Farmers' Co-op, and Akron Bowl, with notable performances by Shirley Klemme 210 and Lois Klemme 199 in high ind. games and Klemme 544 in high ind. series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm
Tess Pes
Myrtle Henriksen
Tess Buryanek
Phyllis Knapp
Ramona Vander Helm
Tess Buryanck
Velda Peck
Pat Weyen
Pepal-Cola
McPherson's Variety
Farmers' Co-op
Rod's Ford
Hospital
Small's Trucking
Thornon Drug
First National Bank
JoAnn Cafe
Harvey's Hardware
Paw's Iga
Dorothy Browh
Rey Taylor
Elizabeth Henke
Neva Hawks
Stella Beaubien
Maximt Wilcox
Vera McMahan
Carolyn Raynor
Marilyn Titus
Linda Swannett
Shirley Klemme
Lois Klemme
Delores Schichard
High Ind
Tuesday Afternoon Coffee Bowling League Scores and Highs
In the week of September 21 1971 Lilac’s B beat Petunia’s 7 4 while Sweet Peas and Roses split 7 5 and Orchid’s edged Magnolia’s 6 4. Betty Klemme topped individual games at 194 and Joy Dirka led in the series with 513 as Lilac’s posted the top team game 501 and series 1334. Other leagues show Farmers Coop 9 First National Bank 4 Wells Blue Bunny 8 3 and Triple F 7 4x4 6 1 with Len Klemme Phil Beaubien and Ron Spain posting high games and Klemme Beaubien Trometer leading in series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia
Orchid
Magnolia
Betty Klemme
Marge Molten
Joy Dirka
Bet Kemme
Terrace Park
Farmers Coop
First National Bank
Wells Blue Bunny
High Ind
Len’ Klemme
Phil Beaubien
Ron Spain
Len Klemme
Merlin Trometer
Civic Bowling League Week of September 24 1971
Week of September 24 1971 results from the Civic Bowling League show high individual games led by Lawrence Maynard 235 Viggo Henriksen 211 Harvey Taylor 201 and high series led by Jim Henriksen 567 Lawrence Maynard 547 Merlik Trometer 530 with teams WW Garvins Vets Kerr Motor Frozen Food Center Chateworth Elevator Akron Bowl Taylor Trucking and others competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvins Vets
Kerr
Chateworth
Akron Bow
Taylor Trucking
Lawrence Maynard
Viggo Henriksen
Harvey Taylor
Jim Henriksen
Merlik Trometer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerald F, Smith
RAY A, Smith Publisher
Emeritas
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
S. D
Aber Associatior
Westfield News
Ireton Rescue Squad
Suzanne Swift
Chatsworth
Cr. Ind
Westfield School News
Johnson Township Farm Bureau Women
Viola Brown
J. C. Johnson
Henry Schwelson
Frank Gable
Big Sioux
Clara .Tidd
L. J. Cross
E. J. Bradley
Fay Bradley
Clarence C. Coles
G. Emil Johnson
Lawrence Thomas
Akron High School
Alfred Witt
Nick Flaherty
Roy Mair
L. Brown
Pansy Hamman
K&k Co
A. B. Johnson
Wm. M. Anderson
Riversioux Park
Frank Montagne
St. Joseph's Hospital
Nebr
A. A. Howe
Methodist
W.H. Lease
Akron City Park
Lowell L. Burrill
Palo Alto
Sadie Stinton
Akron Hospital
Hal Shoener
Shoener
Maybelle Burrill
John
Fay Port
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Sharon Kay Ball
Kenneth van Wyhe
Spirit Lake
Ed Bartels
Missouri
Akron Lumber Co
Dirks Motor
Barwick
Arvins
Nelson Hatchery Akron
Moormans
Skip Harris
Stan Anderson
Skin Harris
Akron Savings Bank
Ph&r
Legion Post
Hartmann Bros
Rod's Ford Dirks Hardware
Willer
Bob Nielsen
Eldon Heeren
Dave Klemme
Ed Hartmann
Lilac's
Ella Bostger
Maree Molten
Bernice Clifton
Hlonoring
Mrs
Randy Hazel
Brunsville Legion Hall
Cosco Crome
Ruby
SUN
Henry Burnight
Orville
Owa
Jurgenson
Cashier
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