Lake View Notes of Visits and Community News
Lake View residents share visits to homes in Elk Point Hawarden and Akron. Counts of social events include oyster stew suppers and meetings with neighbors, plus a traffic collision near Elk Point injuring Gregory Malmstrom and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Breezes
Bud Waterbury
Floyd Fletcher
Clarence Hummel
Wayne Richerd
Ernest Anderson
Otto Oltmann
Brunaville
Dalt Ballinger
Elk Point
Joyce Harris
Lynn Booth
Hawarden
Sioux City
Earl Burnight
Hollywood
California
Akron
Dennis
Connie
Clifford Green
Charley Johnson
Arnold Amundson
Lake View Extension Club
Percy Harrington
Earl Harrington
Green Bay
Wis
Porter Maynard
County Extension Club
J. O. Johnson
Melvin Lias
Earnest Anderson
Kenneth Henke
Extension Club
Burdette Amundson’s
Red Cross
Burnight
March of Dimes
Lake Yew Extension Club
Raymond Malmstrom
Gregory
Elk Pont
Gregory Malmstrom
Malmstrom
Malmsrom
Phil Warner
Bismarck
N .D
Soux City
Bertrand
Nebr
Health literature offer to Iowa citizens
The Department of Health in Des Moines Iowa invites residents to receive free literature and information to become informed about a significant health problem. The program aims to provide accessible materials and guidance to help the public understand the issue and take appropriate health steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Des Moines
Iowa
Important reasons for March of Dimes drive
Russell Bowers, Plymouth County Chapter chair, explains the March of Dimes drive needs. Polio cases surged in 1948 with 26 000 nationally and 13 in Plymouth County, depleting funds. The drive funds local and national programs, from research to emergency equipment, with emphasis on timely care and maintaining Sioux City facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bowers
Plymouth County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Iowa
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Sioux City
Venereal Disease Awareness Push In Iowa State Health Drive
Iowa health officials led by acting venereal disease control chief Ralph Heeven urged every citizen to learn facts about venereal diseases. National Social Hygiene Day on February 2 prompted calls for community programs and literature to curb syphilis and gonorrhea and protect families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph E. Heeven
Division of
State Department of Health
Pubic Health Education
Iowa State
Mrs Earl Harrington’s Mother Dies in Green Bay Wis
Gladys Hasbrook, about 40, born Union township Plymouth county, taught in Mechanicsville schools. She married Earl Harrington June 1 1938 in LeMars, has two daughters, survived by husband, mother Estelle Hasbrook, four sisters, two brothers. Attended LeMars High School and Iowa State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harrington
Green Bay
Wis
Percy W. Harrington
Earl Harrington
Gladys Hasbrook
Burton Hasbrook
Union Township
Plymouth County
LeMars High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Mechanicsville
Iowa
LeMars
Daugh
Ters
Estelle Hasbrook
Harrington
Sybil Lewis
Rio Dell
Calif
Cloyce Martin
Eureka
Opal Lafferty
Oakland
Blanche Knapp
Westfield
Owen Hasbrook
Fortuna
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Bill Hummel
Jack Baker
Plymouth County Breeders Co-op
Norman Braune
Tech
Phone
Merrill
Richland, S. D
Reuben Corley
Wm Hartman
NAT L. Bank
Lewison
Rossow
Breitbarth Electric
Dirks & Ashmore
Green Colonial
Rt Uta
Polly
Molly
South Dakota Public Service Company
Register-Tribune
Register - Tribune
William Hartman
Hawarden, IA
Blue Ribbon Service
W. G. Adams
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SUN Master Motor Tester
SUN Master
Gassman Motor CO
Teephone
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