Milnerville News Highlights and Local Notes
Milnerville segment reports stockyard activity at Sioux City with M. F. Spaulding and Herbert Kelichberg selling cattle, mentions Evelyn Loraditeh’s marriage to Clem J. McCormick, and updates on storm damage, road conditions, and farm work. Several local residents receive honors, recoveries, or losses, including Norman Webere’s Purple Heart, Billy Hunter’s daughter’s grave, and Roy Cassen’s farm trips amid heavy rains. The column also notes community events, memorial plans, and a paint supplies plug from Dirks Hardware.
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Milnerville
M. FP. Spaulding
Westfield
Sioux City
Herbert Kelichberg
Evelyn Loraditeh
Clem J. McCormick
Correctionville
Morningside
Frank Mathwigs
Hawarden
O. S. Webere
Norman
South Pacific
Eliza Brouillette
Corsica
Jolliate
Howard Milners
Roy Cussen
Weber
Charles Kroksh
Roy Cassen
Roy
Ed. Cassen
Waterloo
Hunter
Billy Hunter
Logan Park
Charles Bortscheller
Wm. Fenhrhelm
Harry Hawkins
Fred Klemme
Arnold Sitzman
Harry Bernhardt
Mabel Hunter Cooper
Lee Cooper
Roy Garlock
Charles
City Paper
Richard Tague
Anna Knapp
San Diego
Harlan Allen
Knapp
Anaheim
Calif
Garth Koapp
Geneva
Taylor
Milnerville residents listed among local happenings
Former Milnerville residents and Sunnyside students are noted as part of a community roundup. The article mentions Mrs. Arthur Hadike and Mrs. Lizzie Wrickson returning from Brigham City after a brother’s death, graduation plans for eight graders in LeMars with Paul Norris as speaker, and military family notes including Corporal Rex Knapp on leave with his parents in Perry township and brother Robert Knapp serving in Sicily.
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Nerville News
Milnerville
Sunnyside
Arthur Hadike
Lizzie Wrickson
Brigham City
Utah
Charles Kroll
Koksh
LeMars
Paul Norris
Des Moines
Corpor Rex Knapp
PF. W. Knapp
Perry Township
Robert Knapp
Sicily
Westfield Community Notes Include Travel Funeral and Club Events
Mrs E W Homer left for Ponca Neb to attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs Mary Simpkins. Free movies begin Tuesdays June 6 plus a Busy Bee club gathering with a Mother's Day program and awards for oldest and youngest mothers. Members and visitors, birthday showers, bridal plans, and hospital updates fill the Akron area notices with library hours and summer schedules noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
E. W. Homer
Ponca
Nebr
Mary Simpkins
Busy Bee Club
Blanche Jensen
Fred Hummel
Main Rosenbaum
Art Rosenbaum
Marion Weise
Hanaman
Catherine Rosenbaum
Mesdames Beryl Neal
Stevens
Viva Jack
Newman
Akron
Harry Porseh
John Eslick
Sioux City
Jennie Lilly
Nella Lilly
Blaine Mishael
Grace Lilly
Edith Spaulding
Camilla Martin
Claudia Homer
Grace Spaulding
Alice Wirth
Olive Larson
Evelyn Banks
Cora Main
Mabel Lilly
Opal Hummel
Bernice Lilly
Clark Lilly
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Wingnist
Joryce Hummel
Public Library
Gene Welch
Frank Welch
Philip Geaubien
Charles Holeworth
Omaha
Holzworth
Harry McCarty
George Hummel
Marines
Joli Bertrand
Spencer Bertrand
Ray Weise
Joe Sentfleben
Hinton
Lorraine Shearer
Thos
Albert Harrington
Sydney Maynard
Chauncey Maynard
Graduation diplomas and local society notes from Preston area
Jules Bay, Robert Sargent, Evelyn Koeh, Arnold Frerichs, Lennace Philips and Dorothy Horton received graduation diplomas. St Johns Ladies Aid met May 17. Frerichs family guests visit Rose Beeck home in Sioux City for Lilly Heeck confirmation. Preston township Luther League sent 29 members to a rally in Akron by the West Central Federation. Myrtle Halweg and Carol are noted among attendees.
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Preston
Birthday Remembrance Noted For Barbara Bay
Friends remind Barbara Bay of her eleventh birthday anniversary on Sunday May twenty first while visiting Friday in the Wm Utesech home.
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Wm. Utesech
Barbara Bay
Probate Notice Lena Von Hagel will final hearing
State of Iowa Plymouth County notice of probate for Lena Von Hagel. Will filed May 16 1944 in district court. Final proof and hearing set for June 19 1944 at 10:00 a m. All interested persons urged to appear.
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State of Iowa
Plymouth County
District Court of
Lena von Hagel
Auction Inventory: Oak Tables Beds and More Items
A long list details household goods for sale including oak furniture such as a full size oak bed and dresser, two birdseye maple dressers, a rug weaving frame, 11 large coffee pots, an oil stove with oven, a range, a universal electric sweeper, a blackboard, electric appliances, lamps, lawn mowers, a meat saw, dresser lights, floor lamp, various tools, bedding, dolls, skis, sleds and numerous other items.
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American Beauty
Hawarden Poised to Open Golf Course with Dues Set
Alcester closed its talks but Hawarden plans to open its golf course with almost full membership. Annual dues are ten dollars as the 1944 notices indicate. Probate proceedings in Plymouth County Iowa list E. F. Remer as clerk with estate attorney John I. Stecker. publish dates May 18 25 June 1 1944.
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E. F. Remer
District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
John I. Stecker
Alcester
Hawarden
Oil ration forms outline next season allocations
Application forms for the next season reiterate that fuel oil ration allocations will be mailed to households starting September 1. The Office of Price Administration says the amounts will be about the same as last winter, with mailings tonationwide households beginning soon.
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OPA
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Register-Tribune
Kem-Tone
Dirks Hardware
Register-Tribune Advertisers
Norka Theatre and Gamble Store
L.L. Burrill
Wm. Hartman
H. H. Wetzeler
Uncle Sam
South Dakota Public Service Co
Brooder Houses
Akron Lumber CO
RED Top Yard
First National Bank
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bill
Monty Miller
Angle C Ranch
Olympian
Hiawathas
Pioneer Limited
Arrow
Chippewa
Marquette
Milwaukee Road
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