You have viewed 1 newspapers today. Please Register in order to view more newspapers.

You are currently viewing page 1 of: Nashua Reporter

Show More

Other Editions of Nashua Reporter

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 05, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 12, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 12, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 19, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 26, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, January 26, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, February 02, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, February 09, 1899,
Iowa

Nashua Reporter Thursday, February 09, 1899,
Iowa

Other Editions from Wednesday, February 26, 1947

Pittsfield Berkshire County Eagle Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Massachusetts

Bismarck Tribune Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
North Dakota

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
West Virginia

Cedar Rapids Coe Cosmos Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Iowa

Coshocton Tribune Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Ohio

Council Bluffs Nonpareil Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Iowa

Dixon Evening Telegraph Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Illinois

Edwardsville Intelligencer Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Illinois

Indiana Evening Gazette Wednesday, February 26, 1947 ,
Pennsylvania

Embed Publication

Embed this publication to your website

NewspaperArchive
1947-02-26 for page-1
Nashua Reporter
Nashua Reporter

My Recent Searches

No results found

See all my searches

Newspaper Content on page 1 of:

Nashua Reporter

   Nashua Reporter, The (Newspaper) - February 26, 1947, Nashua, Iowa                                THE NASHUA PHONE IN YOUR NEWS ITEMS AND WEEKLY NASHUA POST SELL IT WITH A AD NASHUA IOWA 26 1947 Subscription Price S Year TOE PHONE NUMBER IS 3071 Thursday March 6 is As Date for Home j Talent Play Cast Busy on Rehearsals tor Production for the P T A and Mothers Family Dinner Held Saturday Feb 22 Mrs Bitr at a as hef Saturday Feb 22 in of her HONORED j New rights Add to Reading Pleasure at Nashua Public Library BED DRIVE WILL BE HELD TO 8TH to 01 fill a vacancy at Bother vacancies occur on the rural urai Route for him for sev program and s that profession has been f- carrier on st June announcement oi provided by the Commission States Service Among those prefect living Mrs Thursday evening March 6 has of it been set as the date the time he had been talent play Aunt Rules together on Mrs Barr's the sponsored by the anniversary Association and the was 12 years Music Mothers present Mrs Barr's Members of the casS who are Mr busy On rehearsals for the Al of auction are named in an 33 on j granddaughter and Mr page two of this issue The Mrs Maeby of Charles also announces admission prices and that reserved seats will go on servce a sale at the Red Cross Drug Germany starting at noon on Friday of carried out table red Watch for a of he j white caj nations plav a farce three acts which J along of she same 5 will appear in next week's The birthday cake DONALD LOCAL DRIVE CHAIRMAN DIES Passed Away Friday at Home in Minn Funeral and Burial Here Afternoon j Faus to Have Karl R died his ft j During home w j the Coming Week Feb -11 IHv Nashua to ness of six years the Ked Crosi Masonic were hew oe during Staples on 23 Eed Cross 3 to u has been an- tne zo Drive March to S i by So Vour Can Carry I Persons who are contacted i during the canvas are urged to Red Cross Donations the State Bank or Mr at Son as as possible o the can be com- delay Nashua Quota is has a quota a Oak Hill made the family lot Je j The -947 of county far ice has announced an iHi the position of at Nashua Iowa will be held at corter Receives Letter Listing and Awards for Son Lost in Bits Edna Berschel Gets Communication from the War Department iTwo Reading Contests baked by enson Open house was held in the af to fruit cake and ea being served Library Mrs daughter Mrs Announced by MISS of Minn un- j to be here for tile celebration j by Clark flourescent lights at Nashua Public Library add to j reading pleasure there acd clso of C ea 10 J was burr March 23 j J at the D Busching of treas obtained education a very young went to work for but to her Mrs Bond Librarian Two reading contests easier to the becks tral Co as a telegraph desired in library shelves operator and later a The above picture a tirre cashier zna station agent In at the A letter listing the of lived with public library were com- the past week One was former a Bridge Contest lor children i i the first second and third and Nashua's share ol iias been computed at Your this year reflect ol your wartime gifts since irer year of men are ou foreign y collected and need the morale to nas been and was one of the largest in be given them through the shows the July 5 1910 he was married to Miss Bertha Wright of Osage Iowa In 1916 he went to work awards to which her son a girl phoned and lbc other the in the reading room by the new fixtures one of which can be seen in upper right Library visitors seen in the agent and on tne j ture Joan Waite with back to Rocky division from from eit to the Northern Co Montana to late Sgt Eldon Berschel was from the War Department by M of applications will close 20 1847 o of examination will be admission cards mailed nts after the closing date jt of applications and bout 15 days after that arv of a rural carrier on r daily route of 30 miles with an additional vear each mile or Action jn excess s Salaries on routes of th or of less frequent proportionately carrier serving one ute shall be paid a ie basis of a route one- of the route served A carrier serving routes shall be the basis of a the combined i Use two routes AH il earners must furnish at their own ex- action over 27 1944 He a plane which with a crew Maeby and a five and fifteen other passengers Maeby was lost and no letter which SULLIVAN IS General's OF SCOLES Louis Mo j Couple Married Thursday Feb 5 1947 I the period since con- test started on Kov 10 1946 There were 18 members OR each team In th's contest toy auto- robiles were moved across a bridge books were read aad Dear Mrs Referenc at DCS Moines Miss Phyllis the team auto got bridge first was the of Charles Reader Completes Basketball Championship PLAT ST HERE NEXT TUESDAY Nashua Winner in South Half of Conference St Ansgar in North Half in your behalf orations and av con was entitled A careful eo of your son's records shows he was entitled to the g reader in this contest T foV Joan daughter or Clark Walsh who j Nashua acd St Ansgar high j school teams will have a play-off game here next Tuesday night e basketball championship oi the Cora Bowl health failed in 1939 his retirement He was with the Al honic Bodies and Shrine ior 25 years and with the Eagles fo 15 vears A member of the copal church for years He is survived The bride a and Mrs Frank Inter of books during the j i Charles She gradi SSL i Conference These teams are in Mary Strike of over other their by nis wue Bertha and one sister Mrs O D Yetter cf Nashua Iowa Among those from out-of-town attended services were Mrs May Atchison N B enover Lloyd Sapp and Aiber oi Staples Mr ana Mrs L L- Baltzer oi Mason City Mr ura Ceci each read awarded your son half of the Mrs Rex Ward and Mr American Theater with five 5 Bronze s for New Guinea pelago North Philippines and Western t Ribbon The groom is serving 34 months on the police fc necessary vehicle j r handling wona counV has been City i Arns daughter of Mr Arns 31 and Pabst daughter of Mr and Mrs 30 Winning team in the the handling hut they are allowed meat maintenance of 6 on the basis of the scheduled this to per year for a They are permitted but are re- i furnish sufficient postal business shall be promoted eiy at the beginning ofj ier following one year's ry service in each grade higher grade until the Hth grade for a daily route an of 384 a year is provided jrade through grade ID- who perform faithful and us service shall be grade 12 after three such service in grade 11 1 be promoted to grade 13 jears of such service in and shall be promoted to otter seven years of such n srade 11 Public law i Congress of July 6 Aviation Badge Air Crew itil recently The couple are at the nome ot j eter contest was the red team who read 160 books while the blue ber and their clans have requested the indefinite for the preset WEDS AT Although the American Theater I Lucille 3L Eggers is Bride earn were was reading 112 There 18 members on each team I conference and the locals nave two games each from the other two teams St Ansgar acd Manly comprise the north half and the former has top standing in that section Net proceeds of the game will be divided 50 per cent to the conference and -5 percent to each of the competing teams The championship play off be- tween the varsity quintets of the two schools will be preceded by a tne ex- only by a cents by the for Hampton The total amount received for he March of Dimes in vs 13 On Tag Day 5161.55 contributed the dance at school auditorium of the Red Cross The local chapter has given aid 10 a number of transient service men and families distress this last year and is assisting in the X-ray campaign which is soon to be conducted in the public school o detect ana stamp out cases of given by I tuberculosis while still in early and all organizations Gerald Bailey has been chosen to the I county chairman of the drive and One of the largest sources or j Ralph Kennedy city chairman v as the small Rav Sisson JS county fund children throughout the county cooperated very well in given to them of schools in the county tne exception of one cooperated The County Rural j have to date contributed and there are still a schools yet to report Oilier chairmen are as Dr Breen Donald Nashua Kenry Justen Fredericksburg Duncan Bros Bassett Paul Hentges Alia Vista Doa Dudley Cards will be mailed to those Following is a list of tbe the rural routes Contributions the various in j mailea to the 93 40 earnestly hoped the quota or over Parker all of Charles City Benjamin Eckenrod 65 Dies at New Hampton Benjamin L 60 died Tuesday evening Pebruarj i3 at at St hospital an New Hampton had suffered stroke earlier while at work Funeral ser Thursday at James Stanle the 90 be contacted personally You can Rural it OS your mind and leave I the at your local bank Funds raised above the quota be divided on a basis of 54 Laymen Have Charge of Methodist Services at the oi of the Those part in the Call i test the colored red thermometer and blue in an as books were read j Reads 40 Books t J Leading reader in this freshman team game at o'clock St Ansgar in a Hampton there that had up bearing on the conference standings Funeral Home Father St Joseph Bartlett iai was in Calvary cemetery at Campbell Eckenrod son of will be open of or persons to the ho are actually of the post office was Marietta Venz daughter of and Herman Venz who 40 books during three months She was a member he winning red will be out to avenge that as ell as io win the Win Two Conference Games But Lose in Sectional The j and Susan Eckenrod was bore June 4 1832 on a farm near Worship Dodds and Children and Sound Discos i Going to Bermuda Homer I Alf Dodds son Bobby Bernice anci baby wife and family ion and Ar- pastor Dodds oi Nashua Bible i Center will leave Nashua I iiy for a few months Mrs Dodds relatives Trac Peter on Their topic Brother's The pastor Rev Charles Bermuda ten had a relaxation from I During their Rev Sodas He had been a j preaching sitting in the with Mr and Airs dent of county all his the laymen Glen Liebsch Dodds father F J life and was never marriea was preceded ln death by 220 Warren team were- The Nashua high basketball mother father four ana and Guests team won two See Sister Kinney Film ence games lost their sect Elmer F oi Ionia and Charles oi Hurley S Dakota con- ath and lorse I Celebrate Clarence Huffman Anniversary sympathy I Clayton W j Sincerely yours j street Davenport son of JMr ana D Kirs William Hollar la OD Cmdg ai 11 a m Friday in the rectory Kolv Family church with the Robert Amborne officiating ring ceremony Miss s and Will attendants Approaching Spring Marriage of Mellinger b Announced Announcement of the wgre tfae ing spring marriage of MISS Ruin Tno a blue crepe Mellinger formerly of Nashua accessories and bv her roses at the home C A Hoon Cherry short topped with ice cream tea j land coffee were on trays change f The remainder of the afternoon j blasts we have been e it at the Nashua Theater i around Nashua Airs bridge a retired British Marine I officer held a very confidential position with the British Naval intelligence office in for many years He also headed up the British Censor office m muda during World War II The beautiful Isles of will be a from the cold Bonald Becxer -on iV1 jim Usher as high scorer with Mrs Becker gth t- 22 Bond of Mr and Buddy Strike as man Bond 17 TV contests stimulated j considerable in the grade school i i 15 I was announced Saturday by her I a boUquet oi pink parents Mr and Mrs Galen was attired in a linger of Waterloo with blue She is to become tne bride a corsage 01 LeRoy Zach a student at State College Ames on the ning of March 21 at the Congregational church ID loo i BIRTHS ff Bulldogs went to Rockford Saturday night for the postponed game there and again won all S three contests The first team won 30 to 18 leading the scoring with 15 points seconds Mr and Mrs Clarence i 28 to Jim Usher high scorer are the parents of il 23 to 20 with vacancy exists who 2n actually residing there year next preceding the late for receipt of and who meet the lents set forth in Form July 1946 Both men and school with tne if qualified may of she later was but appointing f Gates Business have the legal right where she was an officer lie sex desired in j Aloha Chi sorority anc of eligibles ants must have reached birthday but t have passed their fiftieth on the closing date for i the ceremony a FirSt ner was held at Hotel The bride attended Wilton tion high school and Mr Hollar was graduated irom fte Nashua high school with the c The latter -n the navy Saturday Charles February in their home Friday evening when about 30 friends and their guests Mr ana Mrs Clarence from entertained at fue tables of Mrs text Saturday in home Friday i Sister for her be plane of the British Overseas home of Mrs arriving m I Bermuda Saturday afternoon plan to return to tives helped them celebrate their j The wedding anniversary Mrs Huffman's birthday Laura Franklin next 6 at table centered with The P E O met cake baked by the couple's ning February 17 at the home ot Mrs Mrs E W Staley met Monday Nashua sometime late in June From China to Four Days Clarence Lindquist who his parents Mr and Mrs J Lindquist several days last from China to in getting high score of outplayed Charles City z Greenlee is the half of s Ferch The named at New Mr Waterloo are Gie parents ot daughter born at the iaa hospital in on Fee 15 Mrs a P superior floor applications These age a not apply to persons en- veterans preference who to ice because of military or ervice or as the wife or of a veteran must file ice Form 14 with their L 1977 and application can be obtained from or from the Civil Service Com- st Washington B must be file with at Washington 25 Je the plese of business daJe specified above now employed in the Winterbottom Supply Co Her fiance a months duty in the including service in the son of Rowley in State College 28 force is Iowa He is a junior at reside in Davenport Bride From Belgium Married at Brown Tuesday A bride from Belgium ried at the was Brown churcn Nashua Team Area Champs Will Be In District Play-off Tuesday Feb Jennie A Bury of Became the bnde of Alden of State H S Wrestler Springe of Waterloo of airs Anna Simmons bua won the state P the state high school tourney in the last week served as honorary cap- the West Waterloo team leading to to the district champion nd fourth place in the He placed first in his the district meet to ad to the state s spn of Mr and Mrs of His 13 the former Nora Sim St John Lutheran Team Won 19 Out of 21 Games Played to be Easter The team travelled to and The groom received his dis- and j son born at St hospital in New H- Burgart is the former lores Gilbert of Ionia Mr and Russell are the Barents iof a son born Tuesday Feb 255 at tie Charles oo a son bom Saturday a the Charles Mr and Lawrence ir Opponents during Mr and Bartlet Peterson Celebrate Anniversary Mr and Mrs Bartlett celebrated their wedding an- Scoring for Nashua was their j as Usher and Taylor 4 Morse 3 and Young of of Tom Chandler On Teachers College Varsity Squad Tom Chandler student at They well the ti S in The groom they us stationed one on the be played in a in March opponent series of re- to three of the outcome of the local men have the in 6 months sss ing and tht rags for tiie pital at former Pvt Malcolm McGregor Arrives In States from Germany Pvt Malcolm McGregor n the states and phoned ather Kenneth McGregor He to receive his charge and reach home the last of the week He bas been stationed in many Iowa State Teachers has made his second bfg lamp bail world a cording to release from the college 1 Three ago he was a member of intra- mural teams at the -1 riday hi was promt Jie 3 team t sity squad coach O at dinner Sunday t I Culloch Monday evening j Hg here until 3 before going on to Washington D Clarence is ovv working in 1 j the State Department of the u S 4 i government and had been OQ a to the Philippines and i China have four Mrs ed Curtis Marguerite of Charles Mrs er Geneva and Mrs Kenneth Blanehard Bonnie ot j and Lillian at home Mrs Peterson was the former 1947 MARCH SON 16 29 Sarah Hicks i A Sell House to Wai Corlett L A Rohde sold his house to Will Corlett and will give sion April 1 They plan to move into the apartment over Clarion's dry cleaning shop Mr Corlett who recently sold his farm southwest of Nashua is living in a trailer house here a present lass of 19457 Chandler and on from the the Mrs Training Do Their Practice Seniors normai training department at Nashua school did their ling schools peek as Betty Kiverto No 10 Miss Evel school teacher Shirl Mrs Eleanor Vida Averhl Ruby Stan s W J Zwanziger Anniversary Social Calendar Not Dana Whose Term j as School Director Expires in the story about the coming i election that appeared in last j week's Reporter an error was imade ia naming the directors I whose terms expire this year j It is Alvin Flint whose term ex- I this year instead of E as stated the story other name Hollis Strike was correct j Election of two will i Thursday Mar club j place on Monday March 1C Laura Franklin j Dominations must be filed with Thursday Mar school secretary Round club Mrs Saturday of this There were 38 guests present -o near ARE MOVING Mr and Mre Donald entertained Tuesday evening t Du ruary in honor 01 the play progressive oOO A Feb Dependable IJ three sons and two daughters B- w S C STYLE SHOP Sman new styles arriving Spring Millinery in both straws eacher i school and felts New Dresses 51 gauge Dorothy Anderson and Mrs SI -I 1 With Many are to if arms this week An HI Activity of movers wiU be found m the H- F small extra sheet which we had SL bimpson 3 with t parsonage Miss caro of the large news ferton No 1 Charles Month-end and Slacks Snowdon in THE STORE Slips j hostesses Wednesday Mar 5 Friendly i The annual the Oak Society of Congregational Hill Cemetery Association will be TT Wall No 1 Averhoff teacher Food Sale Saturday Mar 1 The Rebekah lodge a food sale Saturday Mar 1 be- ginning at 10 a m Grocery formerly Unit I P E Stuart Unit H held in the n J Hall Saturday Mrs O A Lohrke Unit HI Mar 8 at 2 o'clock Clarion Rohde Mrs Jerome Walsh Secy Thursday Feb 27 Past 1 American Legion See Home talent in Aunt F C Roach Rules the March 1 dents of the Mrs p rn   

Browse our 120 Million papers!

Browse by Surname

Newspaper articles about more than 99 million People!

Browse Alphabetically

Choose the Membership Plan that is right for you!

Unlimited 6 Month

$99.95 (-45% Savings!)

Unlimited page views for 6 months Learn More

Unlimited Monthly

$29.95

Unlimited page views for 1 month Learn More

Introductory

$19.95

100 page views for 2 months Learn More

Subscribe or Cancel Anytime by calling 888-845-2887

24 hours a day Monday-Saturday

Take advantage of our Introductory Membership offer and become a member for 2 months only for $19.95!

Your full introductory membership payment will be credited toward the cost of full membership any time you choose to upgrade!

Your Membership Includes:
  • 100 page views for 2 months
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a Monthly Membership only for $29.95
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!
Subscribe for a 6 Month Membership only for $99.95
Best Value! Save -45%
Your Membership Includes:
  • Unlimited Page Views
  • Access to Over 130 million Newspaper Pages
  • Ability to View, Save, and Print
  • Articles featuring over 100 million people
  • Full Access To All Content including 10 Foreign Countries
  • Weekly Search Alerts - We search for you!
  • & Many More Features!