Akron Elks Beat Elk Point In High-Scoring Baseball Game
In Akron, Elk Point rallied with a big third inning but Akron answered with four in the third and two more in the fourth, led by Ard Brown and Arm Brown. Swalley pitched for Akron with six strikeouts, while Wheelock and Strand kept Elk Point in check after the early exchanges. A preview of upcoming doubleheaders and schedule notes followed, inviting local support for the home teams.
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Machinists and Skilled Workers Wanted at Arsenal
Urgently needed at Krankford Arsenal Philadelphia for machinists toolmakers lens grinders instrument makers machine adjusters and setup men for automatic groen machines write to District Manager Eighth A S Civil Service District 082 Post Office and Customhouse St Paul Minn for full information
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Krankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
A. S, Civil Service District
St. Paul
Minn
In Appreciation for Kindness from Eagles Lodge and Community
Frank Waterbury extends sincere thanks to the Eagles lodge friends and neighbors for thoughtful kindness during illness. The note expresses gratitude for support received.
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Eagles’ Lodge
Frank Waterbury
Westfield Write-Ups and Akron News Notes
Supplement from Westfield reports Mare and Mariella Anderson visiting relatives, plus clubs, detasseling, and local family updates. Attendees include Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Hull, and Mrs. Ross. Edits on deaths, travels, and storefront moves accompany a roundup of local teased events and residents through July.
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Ed. Hull
Akron
Pred Ross
Lorne Ross
Glendale
California
John Beaubien
Lowell Morehead
Storm Lake
Iowa
Bert Wilcox
Edith Spaulding
Elmeryerly
Hagerstown
Eyerly
Spaulding
Ray Olson
Sioux City
Earl Michael
Campbell
Muncie
Indiana
Jonas Wester
Minnesota
Fred Emmick
Levi Kapfer
Swift & Co
Darrell Loken
Cudahy
Victor Brundeen
Ozarks
Mavis Fry
Vermillion
Elsie Shearer
Maxine Shearer
Catherine Conway
A. J. Thornton
Increases in Auto and Truck Registrations in Plymouth County
Improved business conditions show in vehicle registrations in Plymouth County through July 17 1941 with 6 640 cars registered, 25 more than 1940. Truck registrations total 837 more than last year at this date with 1 123 licensed by June 30. Half year licenses rose to 286 as drivers shift to semi annual payments, and the second half of year licenses due by August 1 carry a penalty if unpaid.
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Plymouth County
Boone woman named home demonstration agent in Plymouth and Cherokee counties
Mrs. Lory Kenser Hughes of Boone Iowa was hired to replace Mrs. Ruby Nail as home demonstration agent for Plymouth and Cherokee counties. She graduated from Iowa State College in 1940 in home economics education, taught at Augusta Community High School last year, has six years 4-H experience, and is married to an Army serviceman. She begins duties on September 8.
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Bernard Beaubien
Sioux City
Farmers’ Lumber Co
Edith Catherine Borgum
Rose Burke
Fay Shearer
Elmer Anderson
Kenneth Boyd
Los Angeles
California
Western Aeronautic
Akron
George Garvin
Castlewood
Westfield
Celia Duffy
Cal
Fay
Western Aeronautics School
Fay Lower
Bronson Town
Carol ‘Uilly
Akron Hospital
Jack Boyd
Mission Hill, & C
Irene Martin
Mra
Lory Kenser Hughes
Boone
Iowa
Ruby Greiner Nail
Plymouth
Cherokee Counties
Mra. Hughes
Iowa State College
Augusta Community High School
Augusta
Til
Hughes
W. C. A. Veishea
Towa State
Phi Kappa Phi
Omicron Mu
United States Army
Navy Trade School Path For Recruits
New recruits go to one of four Naval Training Stations then may take exams for Navy Trade Schools. Those with top grades enter trade schools during their first enlistment period while receiving Navy pay and schooling valued at 1500 dollars. A rare cash bonus can reach up to 300 dollars plus 20 days of paid leave.
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Navy
Navy Trade
Fleet
Mrs Nail Resignation Effective Date Question
The source question asks for the date Mrs Nail's resignation becomes effective, but no article text is provided to identify the date. Please supply the relevant article segment containing Mrs Nail’s resignation details.
Drunken Drivers In Iowa Cause More Accidents On Highways
Drunken drivers in Iowa during May caused nearly five times as many accidents on county highways as on city streets, according to Charles R. Jones, executive vice president of the American Business Men's Research Foundation, who is making a study public.
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Iowa
Charles R. Jones
American Business Men's Research Foundation
Study of state accident reports highlights drink driver ratio
The analysis notes 47 drunken driver accidents in Town during the month with 38 on rural highways. One death was reported by police. A small, inexpensive ad in our Want Column will sell it for you.
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