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nuch th of foot use-io in into rrier!8 UpLieut. J. Convy Visits Parents At LaurensMore egos at higher prices result from the warmers on this poulSeveral Residents Will Visit In California During: Summer. Other NewsMrs. Carl Hoffman. .Mr.-. Huh Neville, Mrs. Darwin Lai.sni and Miss Jeanette Coffman entertained twenty guests Tliur.-day afternoon at a pink and blue shower 5n honor of Mrs. Dale I’eterson. Various games were played followed by a social afternoon and refreshments. Out-of-town grn-sts were: Mrs. Lowell Wedghury of Mt. Auburn and Mrs. Don Ackland and son Bruce, of Los Angeles, Culif.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark the Iosb of their eon,LAUREN'S: Lt. James W. Convy left Fridny for Las Vegas, Nev., where he is assigned to duty. Lt.Convy came from the Army Air Corps Technical School at Lowry Field, Denver, Colo., and has received a commission 'in the U. S. ' m°urn Army Air Corps. He visited a week | Thomas Keith who was born Fri-with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ; June Funeral services were H. Convy. i held Tuesday afternoon at the Mc-..... . 1 Kee Funeral home with Kev. C. E.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller' Farelly in chur^' have moved to Omaha where they4 Miss Mary Muther returned will make their future home. Mi.', home Wednesday from Dos Moines and Mrs. Fred Ackland and daugh-; where she visited Mr. and Mrs. ter will move into the home vaca-! Howard Worth for several days.ted by the Millers.Mrs. R. T. Cone of Independence came Thursday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and also her daughter, Mrs. Don Ackland and baby of Los Angeles, Calif. She-, returned to her home Sunday night accompanied by Mrs. Ackland and baby who will visit a week in the Cone home.Mrs. Montague Hakes returned home Thursday after visiting several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen. Her son, John visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mra. George Shimon in Emmets-burg.Mrs. Norma Fair went to Ida Grove Thursday where she attended funeral services for a niece who was killed in an automobile accident near Storm Lake on Monday night.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howley and daughters, Gretchen, and Jane were Fort Dodge callers Tuesday.Miss Margaret George and niece, Myma Lee Kretchen and Albert Fitzgerald have gone to California to visit relatives. Margaret and Myma Lee will visit Mr. and Mrs-Harold George in Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll in Lodi, Calif. Mr. Fitzgerald will visit relatives in Seattle, Wash.Mrs. Paul Porter, Mrs. Robt. Mc-f.onigle and Mrs. AugUBt Roewe were Fort Dodge callers Tuesday.Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Larson went to Blairsburg Monday where they are visiting Mrs. Larson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jorgenson and family.Mrs. Mae Hartman and daughter, Genevieve of Iowa Falls came Saturday to visit Mrs. Chas. Gran-don and family. Their daughter and sister, Mrs. Aaron Lindeman, of Rantoul, 111-, accompanied them here.Miss Luclle Bartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bartley, has aoepted the position as secretary In the Laurens Public Schools. She succeeds Miss Helen Moe, who has to California.Mrs. Bobt. McGonlgle entertain-ad the Friday., afternoon bridge dub at her home. Gifts were presented to Mra. August Roewe and Juta^easidy. The hostessMrs. E. A. Olson and lu-r niece, Helen Moe, left the latter part of the week for Los Angeles. Calif. Mrs. Olson .will go to summer school at the University of California and Miss Moe, duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olai Moe, will )» married sometime this month to Ted Neville, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Neville of Laurens.Mrs. Harry Butcher and Virginia Convy have .returned to their home in Dos Moines after visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Con-vy- F *Mr. and Mrs. Don Ackland and baby, Bruce, of Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and other relatives here. Mr. Ackland left Friday for his home and Mrs. Ackland and son will remain for a longer visit.‘Moving In’Audubon county Sheriff Fred Clemmenson was called to the Andrew Juhl home near Drayton recently on an unusual job. John Carlson of Atlantic had arrived at the Juhl home, informing Mrs. Juhl that the farm was his and he was 'moving in When Mr. Juhl returned to the house, Carlson was ordered off, but Clemmenson was called to make the, order effective-It appenrs that the farm where Juhl lives belongs to an estate.FreakA Siamese-twin pig is being displayed in the window of a Belmond doctor's office. The pig had two bodies grown together at the .side, eight legs, two tails, four ears but only one head. The pig lived only a short time but when it breathed one body inhaled and the other body exhaled. Carl Mennenga, farmer living near Belmond took the freak to the doctor's office to be displayed.(iraCHoneat People Three Indianola cafe proprietors have changed the usual sugar rationing to customers. They place the sugar bowls on the counter for all to use as they please. The cafe owners report that the customers use Isas sugar than they would If they served them or gave them the•a?ar in little picking 1 ;to?
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Pocahontas Record Democrat
Pocahontas, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 11, 1942
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