State Capitol Letter Senator Plans Cedar Rapids Visit
The senator and his family will spend much of the summer there with July set aside for a stay in Cedar Rapids.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
The senator and his family will spend much of the summer there with July set aside for a stay in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs Earl Zwick reports Gunnar Olson and son Vernon from Grand Forks ND visited in the McKinley Menefee home last week. Vernon will stay for the summer while Mrs Olson returned home Monday. Donna Kludas attends summer term at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls IA. Mrs Lissie Mongan has received the bronze Sar won by Sgt John Mongan with the 438th Troop Carrier Group. The A C C annual picnic was held Sunday at Storm Lake with over 70 attendees.
The report details multiple social events including a Pal club meeting with Mrs. Vera Stiencke, a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Everhart, and a wedding at Elk Baptist Church for Miss Gwendolyn Petton and Sgt. Norman Miller. Mission Rally Day was observed at Emmanuel Lutheran in Afton. relatives visited Menefee homes and Will Sleezer in Cherokee. a birthday observance at C C Montgomery’s near Sutherland. Ruth Holderness and Pete Pearson called on the Logan Swanson home. Donna Pettengill of Cherokee works in the Dale Sleezer household.
Alfred A. Schmillen of Cherokee County ACA says cattle feeders will receive beef production payments via sight drafts issued by Triple A on CCC accounts. Drafts can be cashed immediately at local banks when received, with drafts supporting 50 cents per five hundredweight on cattle weighing at least 800 pounds to boost heavier beef production.
The ruling requires legally authorized slaughterers to register by July 1 1945 with Federal inspection or an OPA permit. Resident farm operators may register with the local War Price and Rationing Board. Applicants may file within 60 days of sale for sales after July 1 1945, and up to one application per calendar month.
J. D. Burrell, local Agricultural Census supervisor, urges remaining farmers and related enterprises in the First District to contact the district office. Qualifying operations include farms greenhouses mushroom cellars hatcheries beekeeping livestock poultry and for sale crops with two possible thresholds, and to confirm enterprise type and address.
Public safety reminder urges constant alertness on roads. Emphasizes personal responsibility and watching others to prevent accidents. Notes many victims blame others but urges careful driving and avoidance of carelessness and inattention.
Trading on fat steers yearlings and heifers on the Sioux City market Monday and Tuesday was slow and mostly 25 cents lower as receipts for the two days ran the second largest on record. Cattle prices ranged with fat steers 14.00 to 17.15 and cows 7.25 to 13.50. hogs sold at ceiling. fat lambs 11.00 to 16.00, slaughter ewes 5.50 to 8.00. notable shippers from Cherokee county included Henry Hinkeldey and Harold Williams among others with multiple head totals and prices.
Mesdames John Oatman Lorenz Roth and Herman Bumann hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Oren Bumann formerly Miss Vernelda Amendt. Guests listed include Lou Amendt Grapentine Donna Larson Eitel Mohn Henry Nelson Lester Peckenschneider and many others. A two course lunch followed. Sunday dinner and lunch guests at the Wm Glienke home honored Everett Glienke on his confirmation with gifts. Several neighbors and relatives attended from Peterson Storm Lake and Chicago.
Mrs Earl Crippen celebrated a birthday with a cordial afternoon and evening gathering at her home. Guests included Mrs Frank Laposky and others from Cherokee and nearby towns. two tier birthday cake, garden bouquets, and a social luncheon highlighted the event.
Mrs. Ivan Winter and two daughters from Sioux City spent two weeks at the W. F. Hickey home. Several families hosted visits including Mrs. Glenn Stutz and children of Moline Illinois and Mrs. Ivan Winter with her children at the Orville Hickey home. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hickey were noted in the snippet.
Fifteen members gathered at Shirley Sturgeon’s home with Elizabeth Eddy presiding. Elaine Schramm and Elizabeth Eddy attended 4-H Camp at Storm Lake. Phyllis Lehnhardt and Imogene Parrott joined the demonstration team. New member Patricia Heimsoth joined. girls completed shoe bags and collars. Weekly bonds and stamps drive for the Mighty Seventh urged. Shirley and mother served lunch.
About two million people in the United States contract malaria annually with roughly three thousand fatalities yearly. The figures emphasize the disease's persistent public health impact in the country.
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