State Capital Letter Continues With Appointments and Youth Republicans
The governor seeks quarters for his family as Mrs. Moses Marks plans to return this summer. Sherman Needham edits the Iowa Official Register with Lou Gardner assisting. Iowa Young Republicans press Brownell for a national convention or regional federation as Budd warns of splits. Governor Blue to appoint lay members to hospital and tax revision committees this month for the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Moses Marks
Florida
Iowa
Needham
Herbert Brownell
John Budd
Atlantic
Budd
Central Committee
Brownell
Des Moines
Blue
Ture
Senate
House
State completes preparations for critical work ahead
Officials declare both groups ready to begin work on projects vital to the state. The tasks are described as highly important, with emphasis on timely completion and statewide impact.
Record Run At Sioux City Market Breaks Fat Cattle Receipt Peak
Fat cattle on the Sioux City market showed a 25 cent lower trend on two trading days as a record 14 440 head arrived. The Monday run totaled 14 187 by truck, a new all time high. Cows steady bulls strong stockers and feeders steady hogs firm at ceilings fat lambs down 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Cherokee County
Vern Barnes
Horace Berrin
Harry Schuelke
Navy Newspaper Subscriptions Overseas Limited by Request
The Post Office Department order effective July 1 forbids mailing newspapers to Navy personnel overseas unless a written request for a subscription or renewal is received. Payments may be made by parents or others. The Navy requested the measure to conserve storage space and curb non essential mailings amid delivery difficulties and mobile field personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Post Office Department
Navy
Postmaster General
Armed Force
F. N. C. Club Meets At Home Of Mrs. John Larson
A Mt Olive note reports a June 1 gathering at Mrs. John Larson's home with a short business session, prize awards to Mrs. Earl Crippen and Mrs. Oscar Smith, and a two course buffet luncheon. Next meeting set at Mrs. K. Florine’s. entertainment duties assigned to Mrs. Crippen and Mrs. Will Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. C. Club
John Larson
John Hoefer
Sam Bevins
Earl Crippen
Oscar Smith
Robert Lenz
Helen Hahn
Maggie Fritz
Social Guests and Local Wood County visiting notes
Local society page lists supper guests at Archie Shireman’s Diamond Township home and several visits around Aurelia Cherokee Larrabee Storm Lake and nearby towns. Names include Nina Ohlson Clarence Carlson Forrest Lenz Emma Herl end Adbert Radle Maggie Fritz Harry Bengtson and others with Memorial Services and Farm Bureau picnic attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Ohlson
Clarence Ohlson
Will Hahn
Frances
Helen
E. H. Gillet
Archie Shireman
Diamond Township
Vernon White
Fort Dodge
Mt. Olive
Clarence Carlson
Near Aurelia
Forrest Lenz
Baby
Near
Storm Lake
John Larson
Farm Bureau
Ball Park
Cherokee
L. C. Bengtson
Jess Weatherman
Carl J. Johnson
Klaus Magnuson
Harry Wilson
Afton Township
Burt Mummert
North of Aurelia
Leslie Paulson
Kansas City
Louis Stellish
Beverly
Earl Crippen
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Maggie Fritz
Byron Furguson
Near Cherokee
Eng. Anderson
Oscar Smith
Near Storm Lake
Robert Lenz
Frank Dubes
Mabel Neville
Aurelia
Margaret Juber
Hannah Allen
Dutiful Women Nurse Continental Army in Early War
In 1776 military nurses cared for sick and wounded of Washington's forces. Devoted mothers wives and sisters of the ragged Continentals scrubbed floors made beds tended provisions and prepared meals. Pay was about 25 dollars for ten weeks plus rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malaria Toll Surges Worldwide with Untreated Cases
The article notes malaria affecting more people than any other disease with vast numbers reported for treatment in 1931. Despite 18 million plus seeking treatment through the League of Nations the untreated population remained far larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleria
League of Nations
Afton Vicinity Notes Mrs Earl Zwick Reports
Mesdames Gates and Zwick visited sister and aunt Mrs Harvey Hanford in Des Moines from Thursday to Tuesday. Miss Lucille Johnson of Los Angeles arrived home Tuesday to visit her family. Irvin Brewster and wife celebrated their 85th wedding anniversary at Lloyd Lauridsen's in Storm Lake. Attendees hailed from Afton East Buena Vista Diamond Alta Newell Storm Lake Cherokee Sioux Rapids. A rich cafeteria dinner was served by Lauridsen Axelson and Betty Brewer. The Brewsters received a purse from Leona Ammons. The cake and blue decor marked the celebration. Will Henley and Sioux Rapids noted 30th anniversary. George Zwick, Earl Zwick, and Mrs Carlson attended Lyman Hill's funeral in Sutherland. Duane Letsche, son of the Letsches, was liberated May 2 from a German prison camp. Mrs Walter Meinking visited sister-in-law in Minneapolis. McKinley Menefee and Marlene joined Lester Menefee in Sioux Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gates
Raymond Zwick
Harvey Hanford
Des Moines
Lucille Johnson
Los Angeles
Oscar Johnson
Irvin Brewster
Lloyd Lauridsen
Storm Lake
Afton
East Buena Vista
Diamond Township
Alta
Newell
Cherokee
Sioux Rapids
Lauridsen
Swen Axelson
Betty Brewster
Will~Henley
George Zwick
Earl Zwick
Harry Carlson
Lyman E. Hill
Sutherland
Duane Letsche
G. Letsche
Holland
Walter Meinking
Lewis Richards
Minneapolis
McKinley Menefee
Marlene
Lester Menefee
Local Visit and Coast Guard Duty Highlight Hanover News
Mr and Mrs Leland Bettis and daughter Donna Lee of Davenport visit Alta relatives with the Lietz family and others. Arnold Koth seaman first class of the Coast Guard departs to Baltimore after a week with his parents the Roths and other relatives. Memorial Day supper honors include Lei La Iversen and multiple Hogrefes and Sorbes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Bettis
Donna Lee
Davenport
Martha Lietz
Alta
Henry Weiland
Harvey Koth
Paul
Fred Koth
Arnold “Koth
Fred Sorbe
Eldon
Harold Hogrefe
Harlan
Richard
Henry Hogrefe
Peterson
Arnold Koth
Coast Guard
Lorenz Koth
Henry Zwemke
Omaha
Emil
Baltimore
Maryland
Fred Roth
Soil Conservation Week Set June 8 to 14 1945 Cherokee County
Governor Blue and the Cherokee County Soil Conservation District urge citizens to observe erosion and its threat to security. The June 8 to 14 kickoff begins planning to curb soil loss with crop rotation and contouring. Technicians aided 112 farms in spring 1945, planting 7 800 acres on contour. commissioners are Charles Martin James Fee and Louis Bengtson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Cherokee County Soil Conservation District
Cherokee County District
Charles Martin
James Fee
Louis Bengtson
Sentinel Want Ads Guide Eloquently Advertised
A concise call to use Sentinel want ads to place classified notices. It emphasizes effective placement and compelling wording to attract attention. The brief urges clear details and proper formatting to maximize response and reach.
Obituary for Andrew E Swanson of Peterson Iowa
Andrew Emil Swanson born April 21 1880 in Halsingland Sweden died May 31 at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee after a week long illness aged 66 1 10. He lived in Brooke township near Peterson 38 years was married to Freda Olson 1906 and served on Brooke Consolidated school board and Immanuel Lutheran church board. Survived by wife seven children two siblings fourteen grandchildren and numerous in laws. Funeral June 3 at Trinity Lutheran Alta with burial at Scandinavian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Emil Swanson
Halsingland
Sweden
Storm Lake
Iowa
Freda Olson
Brooke Township
Peterson
Immanuel (Elk) Lutheran Church
Brooke Consolidated School Board
Swanson
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Sioux Valley
Cherokee
Edna Fletcher
Onawa
Helen Hanson
Park Rapids
Minn
Marvel Sterling
Hartford, Conn
Doris Mahn
Lucille Westphal
Herbert
George Swanson
Ludwig
Rockford
Ernest Greenleaf
Chicago
Ill
Hildur Swenson
Little
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alta
C. Philip Holmberg
Trinity and
Immanuel (Elk
How to bake stuffed tomatoes with eggs
The method describes selecting ripe tomatoes, hollows formed from the stem end, seasoning, and filling with a raw egg. The tomatoes are topped with buttered crumbs and baked at 375 degrees F until the crumb topping browns and the egg white sets, about 20 minutes.
War Bonds Our Best Guarantee of Keeping America Free
Propaganda style note urging support for war bonds as the surest way to finance wartime efforts and preserve national freedom, emphasizing patriotism and public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Editor Clem By Ralph Kemp
Crysolite is effective against chewing insects and can be used on heads to control bean beetle. It is less poisonous than arsenates and safer for use on leafy vegetables.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. R
Trace
Porter Hempstead & DeMaranville Commission Company
UX City
Saiki
State Capitol
A. B. Lindsay
W. A. Liebsch
Don R. Hankens
Larson's
State Bank
Owa
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Aurelia, Lows
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Quimby
Reggy Martin
Territorial
Mer
Carl P. R. Dahlstrom
Merchant Marine
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
Dahlstrom
U.S. Treasury Department
Mt. Olive News
Lorén“Anderson
Dicky
C. J. Johnson
Ludwig Anderson
Near Cleghorn
Gunnar Osterling
Eric Carlson
Hartley Cemetery
Mile Water
Lloyd Ohlson
Daniel Sweet
Forney Dukes
Conrad Engdahl
August Peterson
Earl Flanigan
Sioux Valley Hospital
Hartley
Mary Flanigan
Flanigan
Phyllis
Alfred Simonson
Myrna
Ray Thomas
Lawrence Mongan
Paul Anderson
BE. H. Gillet
Hugo Peckenschneider
Aurelia Cemetery
John Hahn
Nellie Sawwell
Gunnar Hanson
John Hanson
Quimby To See Mrs. Hanson
Don
B. C. Buenger
Rueben Ohlson
Clara
Henry Teerink
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Missouri
Mark
Andrew E. Swanson
Clem By
Ralph Kemp
Aurelia‘Iron Works
ROY Collier & Sons
Acetylene
Cherokee Livestock Auction Co
Geo. A. Pierce
Howell Bros
H. J. Will Truck Service
Aurelia, Towa
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