Junior high notes show lively learning and daily science reports
Eighth graders correct English manual sectors and study measures in arithmetic. Seventh graders work on trapezoid area. Science covers weather, barometer readings, ant behavior, and a turtle kept in an aquarium. Reading includes Rimfa and Our Animal Friends with poems and May basket projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Miles Standish
Junior High
Bischel
Africa
Rimfa
Clayton Johnson
Aquarium
Larry
John
Deon
Corrine
Donnie
John Lou
Roberta
Norman
Caroline
Darlene
Hollie
Kenny
Ala
Au relia city government cost per resident falls
The Iowa Taxpayers association reports Au relia spent an average of 3.84 per person on city government this year, down from 5.45 last year and below nearby town averages such as Galva 7.28 Primghar 65.54 Paullina 5.75 Alta 5.08 and Schaller 6.07. The Sentinel notes it is authorized for Sioux City newspapers and invites subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa Taxpayers Association of
Des Moines
Galva
Primghar
Paullina
Alta
Schaller
Wartime sugarless chocolate chip cookies recipe feature
Victory Goodies presents a wartime kitchen challenge to adapt recipes by removing or reducing sugar. A sugarless chocolate chip cookie method uses shortening, honey or corn syrup, flour, and spices, with baking steps and a note on yield and time. Also included is a brief farm anecdote about C. H. Wall of College Springs reporting triplet calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wall
College Springs
Afton Vicinity Farm Bureau Meeting Recap and Local Notes
Afton vicinity reports a sizable crowd at the Farm Bureau meeting hosted in Dexter McQuinn’s home. Dale Mummert ill with measles in Chula Vista California is noted. Local visits include Deyloff Aurelia with Zwick, and various family and church activities with quilting, meals, and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Dexter McQuinn
Troy Mummert
Dale
Chula Vista
California
Joan Deyloff
Aurelia
Laurine Zwick
Irvin Hahn
Edgar Johnson
Art Wetherell
Peterson
Violet Sexton
Nell Loucks
Grace Mummert
George Zwick
Afton Center
Gilbert Clow
Tony Anderson
Marcus
Wilbur Allen
Howard Haight
M. I
Raymond Zwick
Freddie Daniels
Sioux City
Margaret Jones
Guy Anderson
Lela Kludas
Blanche Jones
Gertrude
Gladys Bainbridge
Ferris
Pearl Booth
Merlyn Honsbruch
Dean Gilbert
Cedar Falls
Harry Carlson
Buena Vista Co
Frank Hill
Earl Zwicks
John Blake
Betty
Gates
Herbert Troxel
South Spring
Lorenz Roth
Ihildren
Joe Kastengren
Holstein
Joan Mummert
Afton
Waddell
M. BE
Henry Stevens
Emma
Cherokee
Betty Gates
Junior Kastengren
Earl Zwick
Russell Parks
Larrabee
Wilbur Sexton
Hearing on establishment of Secondary Road District 842
Notice filed with Cherokee County Auditor requests a hearing May 11 1942 before the Board of Supervisors in Cherokee Iowa on surfacing gravel a proposed district including many described parcels and owners listed. Appointment details and names Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank Maude F Stiles Kasper Gadmer et al appear among signatories with county official Lovell Swisher Rosella Miller Ida Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Pitcher
Diamond
Pilot
Ni Sei
Swi
Ma Nici
Nwi & WA
Iba
Conrad Engdahl
S. M. Clark
Roy Glidewell
P. Corneliussen
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
Nia
Berthold Schulke
John C. Schuelke
Mildred I
Whitney Et al
Oren Coombaik
Nws
Daniel Hankens
May A
Dyslin
Etta M
Garber
Gertrude E. Mallory
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Cherokee
Iowa
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank
Maude F
P. M. Peterson
Lincoln Joint Stock
Lar
Lovell Swisher
Rosella
Hugo Miller
Ida S. Nelson
S. Nelson
Axel Johnson
Erick Johnson
Wilhelm F, Radke
William Vollmer
Fred Radke
John Hancock
Mut
Life Ins. Co
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank
Fmil Radka
Sugar Rationing Q&As From War Board
War rationing guidance outlines how to use stamps for sugar. It explains proofs of need, how to tear stamps at purchase, and steps if a ration book is lost. It confirms one pound per stamp for the first four stamps and addresses special canning provisions and telephone orders.
Sugar ration stamps schedule and validity dates
The answer notes sugar rationing may change with supply. Stamps are valid for the announced periods as set by the Office of Price Administration. Stamp 1 covers May 5 to 16, Stamp 2 May 17 to 30, Stamp 3 May 31 to June 13, and Stamp 4 June 14 to June 27, allowing one pound of sugar per period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
War Sets ZZ Test for Railroads
The War Production Board limits railway equipment production choosing guns over transport. No new passenger cars. locomotive and freight car output cut below railroad needs. Illinois Central pledges no failure and vows full effort to meet transportation demands under wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Illinois Central
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United States of America
Phyllis Bjorklund
Donnie Blake
John Lockin
Imogene Parrott
Joan Parrott
Edith Carlson
Lenard Johnson
Lois Jeanne Paulson
Keith Langwin
Shirley Nelson
Shirley
Keith
Shirley Teerink
Cammy
Leland Anderson
Jean Eddy
Bill Freese
Barbara Jean Glawe
Charles Hallbauer
Ruth Hartwig
Patricia Heimsoth
Jimmy Nelson
Ray Renaud
Shirley Jean Teerink
Janet Weiland
Lloyd Phillips
Donna Rae Shank
Donald Speers
Shirley Sturgeon
Stanley Teerink
Wilbur Wogahn
Jacqueline Osterling
Chardton Wheeler
Robert Anderson
Marian Eddy
Kay Elliott
Boyd Grashoff
Richard Hodge
Donald Klumpp
Carole Larson
Helen Lawniczak
Keith Mahn
Gaylen Miller
Harold Peterson
Marin
Jerry
Anderson
Dickie
Benny
Jacob
Gloria
Denny
Gaylene
Carol
Marlyce Rae
Sherry
Joan
Marlys
Anne
Marlys Anne
Don R. Hankens
Larson’s Store
State Bank
W. A. Liebsch
Carlson
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Jed Radke
I. H. Lockin
H. H. Lockin
Fred Rudke
C. H. Kaskey
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Wharton Funeral Home
GR. Wharton
Ordee
Lee’s
IDA Grove Wendering Works
Reggy Martin
Bruce & Sweet Lockers
Aurelis
the Sentinel
Les
Earl Awick
American Pop Corn CO
Stoux civ
P. M. Peterson Susie A. Bollin
Et al
Id Bank
H. M
Montgomery
W.G. Whitney
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