Hanover News obituary and local social notices
Fred Hustedt dies after lingering illness at home Sunday at 8 30. Survived by wife three daughters three grandchildren three sisters and a brother funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from home and 2 00 at St John Lutheran burial in church cemetery. Walther League bids farewell to Louis Hankel before navy service. Harold Otto welcomes son born Friday June 19 at Porath hospital Storm Lake. Numerous local visits and family gatherings noted from Hanover and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hustedt
Norman Schroeder
Richard Heimbruch
Manson
Leslie Trillard
Eugene
Dickie Heimbruch
Koris Millard
Carl Radke
Wm. Padke
John D. Otto
Henry Tustedt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walther League
Louis Hankel
Tie
Navy
Harold Otto
Porath Hospital
Storm Lake
H. Webking
Sioux City
Noark
Remsen
Lee Bettis
Daught Mae
Afton Vicinity Social and Family Gatherings Report
Mrs Earl Awick notes a family reunion at Lake View with Deming Bergren Gates and 4-H girls. Visions include gatherings at Grand Meadow and Lake Okoboji with the Allen, Mummert, Jones, Stiencke, Zwick, and Gates families visiting relatives across Minnesota and Cedar Falls. Subscriptions urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
St. Peter, Minn
Bergren
Mankato
Minn
Wilbur Allen
Lake View
Alice Mohr
Grand Meadows Township
Roberta Gates
Lester Whitehouse
Cherokee
Burt Mummert
Walter Meinkinge
Janice
Lake Okoboji
Paul Jones
Cedar Falls
Sind
Young
Alta
Bill Young
Storm Lake
Roy Stiencke
Willis Stiencke
Ruby
George “Wick
Mann
Zwick
Warl Zwick
Isabel
Junior Kastengren
Pitcher Township
the Lakes
Kathleen
Barbara Jones
Will Honsbruch
Merlyn
Pat Young
Karl Zwick
Raymond
Betty Gates
Jean Mummert
Junior Kasten- Kren
George Wicks
East Afton and Elk Social Notes Show Local Visits
Mrs. Albert Waldo and Earl called in Aurelia with M Hines. John Booth family hosted Sunday supper in the W H Booth home. Kolpin families spent Sunday in Frank Kolpin’s Aurelia residence. Andersons and Colleen visited Herman Fisher at Far cus. Fae Waldo planned a North Carolina visit. Madalynne Booth returned from a Lakes outing. Dale Grone’s letter says he works at Newtown Pennsylvania inspecting sub assemblies for Lockheed Vega. John Honsbruch shopped in Cherokee. Andersons and Colleen visited Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Waldo
Earl
M. Hines
Aurelia
John Booth
Elaine
Lois
Gus Carlson
W. H. Booth
Herbert Kolpin
Harvey Kolpin
Frank Kolpin
Quentin Anderson
Colleen
Herman Fisher
i#farcus
Fae Waldo
John Honsbruch
Sioux City
Diamond Center News Briefs and Local Visits
Mrs. O C Hickey reports weekend and weekday visits across Iowa. Families including the Hickeys and Radkes traveled to Cottonwood Sioux City Correctionville Cherokee Kingsley Galva Melvin Albert City and Albert City for family gatherings shopping and social calls.
Mt Olive Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs George Schafer visited Homer Anderson on Tuesday. Gladys Andreson of Denison visited Henry Holt and Glen Holt's grandson in Denison. Sherman Grey joined Ho lstein callers Wednesday. Lincoln Hahn and family hosted callers including Mrs Clifford Bruce and Jerry Lee. Several local residents visited in Cherokee Quimby and Denison. I N C club gathered at Mrs I O Mortenson's home for a social afternoon with the Silver Farm Bureau meeting also held. Flowers brought by Mrs Paul Peterson and Mrs John Leber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Otto
Cottonwood
Minn
Milton
John Lindquist
Johnny Lindquist
Herman Lindquist
Orville Hickey
W. F. Hickey
Sioux City
Ivan Winter
Tony Carlson
Lois
Clarence Peterson
C. A
George Johns
Frank Johns
Kingsley
Nellie Johnson
Nina Anderson
Caroline Ann
Galva
Glen Holts
Henry Holts
Denison
J. J. Torrey
Sheron Grey
Clifford Bruce
Jerry Lee
Lincoln Hahn
George Schafer
Everett Sleeper
Mita
Fanny
Viola
Will Hahn
Rudolph Johnson
Quimby
Frank Dreyer
H. Crippen
Karl Crippen
Cline
Mr. Olive
Albert Radle
Emma Herold
Jim Hartigan
I. O. Mortenson
Silver Farm Bureau
Paul Peterson
John Leber
Mortenson
John Jenness
Sharon Grey
Clifford Streed
Peck
Martha Lew
Ruby McCosh
Elsie Larson
Charlene
Beverly Ohlson
Frances
Helen Hahn
Oscar Smith
Otto East
Aurelia
Emma Herald
Lewis Hotel
Semeeyraur
Anderson
August Hanson
C. J. Johnson
Earl Bruce
Cliff Simmons
Austin Barnes
Carl Johnson
Harry Wilson
Albert City
Hugo Nelson
Rev. W. White
Paul Stieneke
Gillets Grove
Earl Crippen
Olf Chapin
Glidden
Iowa
Mt. Olive
Chapin
Slaughter Strers and Yearlings Hold Steady on Sioux City Market
Market report shows slaughter steers and yearlings steady with prices from 11.50 to 13.35, tops at 13.75. Heifers 10.75 to 12.25, hog top 14.10, sows to 13.85, lambs mixed with springers at 15.25 and lambs to 13.00, with several Cherokee county shippers listed among buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Charles Martin
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Kenneth Nelson
Cliff Dukes
Klaus Magneson
Chas, Martin
Henry Glawe
H. E. Crippen
Troy Mummert
Howard Nelson
Birthday gathering marks Mrs Dukes celebration
Friends and neighbors joined Mrs. B. H. Dukes Friday afternoon for a birthday party with bingo prizes. Those winning high and low scores were Mrs. Clarence Ohlson, Mrs. LeRoy Goettsch, Mrs. Oscar Smith, and Mrs. Clifford Bruce. A two course luncheon followed with several helpers and gifts for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hahn
Frances
Helen
B. H. Dukes
Clarence Ohlson
LeRoy Goettsch
Oscar Smith
Clifford Bruce
Paul Anderson
Earl Crippen
Dukes
Fires on Farms Start Mostly in Houses Says Iowa Expert
Farm dwelling fires make up 61 percent of all farm fires with 75 percent caused by defective flues heating systems and sparks on roofs. Recommendations include concrete foundations for chimneys metal flashing denting roofs proper chimney inspection annual checks wood shingle treatment spark arrestors and ensuring heating units fit house needs for warmth without crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Beaty
Iowa State College
Tomato growers adapt to rain wash and winter transplant
Mrs. Wendell Good of Plainfield replanted tomatoes five times in one week due to rain washed soil. Mrs. J. C. Holveck of Union harvested ripe tomatoes from a later crop, aided by plants that were veterans from last season and transplanted indoors then outdoors this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Good
Plainfield
J. C. Holveck
Union
Medico on Horseback in Iowa Pioneering Emergency Visits
Dr H W Barre of Red Oak prepares for emergencies with a horse after tire wear and gasoline rationing. He plans to visit patients as doctors did in pioneer days, signaling readiness for rural medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
H. W. Barre
Red Oak
Doc
Tire care in hot weather and summer driving cautions
Heat wears tires faster and weakens cords says the National Safety Council. With summer approaching, keep tires inflated, drive slowly and smoothly, avoid hard turns and skidding, and rotate tires to equalize wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Motor Vehicle Registrations Reduced by War Demands
The Iowa Department of Public Safety reports motor vehicle registrations dropped by more than 30 000 for the six months ending June 1 from 1941 levels. Auto registrations since December 1 total about 630 000 versus over 664 000 in 1941. Collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Vehicle registrations drop slightly from last year
Total registrations fell from about 11,854,000 to 11,603,000 with a 250,000 decline. May auto registrations dropped to 7,225 from 18,414 last year, and May collections slid by 180,700. Truck registrations reached 99,325 versus 99,977 a year ago while trailer and motorcycle registrations rose by 3,045, likely tied to ordnance plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Plant
Queen of Rosemere Auction Nets Big Breeding Stock Price
Bidders from ten states at Otto Battles Rosemere Farm Maquoketa watched the Queen of Rosemere 357 Aberdeen Angus cow fetch 5100 dollars as top bid He Baron Farm Warrenton Va bought it The sale of breeding stock totaled 23000 dollars with an average of 575 dollars per head
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Battles
Rosemere Farm
Maquoketa
Rosemere
Warrentown
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Wayne Kirkpatrick
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