War Efforts Highlight Salvage Campaigns and Bond Drive
In Des Moines district the Office of Defense Transportation notes 995000 miles saved from March 1 to June 1, averaging 380000 miles monthly. Salvage campaigns for waste paper tin cans scrap metal and more continue daily. Iowa aims to sell 200 million dollars in war bonds to support troops. Refunds from the pay as you go tax total 1.5 million dollars across 30000 recipients. Has Kell reports 265000 employed, 6000 needed in essential industries, and agricultural work at 265000 vs 808365 in 1940. Schick General Hospital in Clinton prepares for frontline casualties arriving from French beachheads.
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Des Moines
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Iowa
George D. Haskell
Haskell
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Schick
New York Family Honored At Clifford Dubes Home
A large afternoon party at Clifford Dubes home honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt and two children of Rochester New York. Lavone Dukes formerly Mrs. Hoyt attended with about seventy five relatives and friends. A tray luncheon was served by Mrs. Lawrence Boothby Mrs. Clifford Ohlson Mrs. Roy Ohlson and Mrs. Arthur Ohlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dubes
Fred Hoyt
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Nelson
Mabel Neville
Aurelia
Bonnie Whiting
Hyndman
Clifford Ohlson
Lawrence Boothby
Grand Meadow
B. H. Dukes
Arthur Hickey
Bess Pitcher
Edmund Radke
Arthur Ohlson
Reitzel Nordstrom
Conley Erickson
Vincent Becker
E. H. Gillet
Earl Crippen
Lloyd Ohlson
Clarence Ohlson
Walt Radke
Rueben Ohlson
Clare
Nina Ohlson
Cliff Dubes
Millard
Wilmar Dubes
Dubuque
Adga Lindsay
Claus Magnuson
Roy Ohlson
Roy Hench
Hopper
Margaret Juber
Paul Anderson
Gary Paul
Edna Nordstrom
Mr. Olive
Local social notes and visits across Aurelia Cherookee and LeMars
Mrs Gunner Hansen and daughters and Mrs George Schafer were visitors at the Mrs Eitel Mohn home celebrating Lois Mohns birthday. Families from Aurelia LeMars and Cherokee attended events from baptist convention to a wedding anniversary party and a homecoming leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunner Hansen
George Schafer
Eitel Mohn
Lois Mohn
Rueben Ohlson
E. H. Gillet
Lloyd Ohlson
Lincoln Hahn
Sweet
Sadie Georke
Aurelia
LeMars
August Peterson
Oscar Gustafson
Rud
Near
Delghorn
Ed Gustafson
Near Alta
Loren Anderson
Dicky
Cherookee
C. Johnson
Cliff Bruce
Charlene Hahn
John Cox
Gerald Hahn
Donald Peterson
Axel Johnson
Floyd
Quimby
Florida
Peterson
Elmer Broctzmann
Henry Schipper
John Larson
Pfc
Harry Larson
England
Sioux City
Arlene Cave
Maxine Joness
Louis Stellish
Dicky Anderson
Edgar Johnson
Leonard Anderson
Leonard
Armed Forces
Illinois
Pioneer Cherokee Woman Martena Olson Passes Away
Martena Olson died at Bates Hospital in Aurelia on June 24 after a life in Cherokee County. Born October 8, 1859 in Webster County Minnesota, she married Fredrick Hahn in 1880 and raised a large family with five sons and a daughter. Survived by six children, a sister and many grandchildren, her life centered on home and faith.
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Cherokee County
Martena Olson
Jacob and
Mary Olson
Webster County
Minnesota
Iowa
Fredrick Hahn
Hahn
Lutheran Church
Bates Hospital
Aurelia
John
Dan
Quimby
Irving
Will and
Lincoln
Cherokee
Nellie Sawvell
Jennie Hansen
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Ben
Roy
Hanover News Highlights Local Movements And Visits
Leroy Larson travels to Rockford Illinois to visit grandparents Gust Magnuson and relatives for a week. Ruth Ann Lietz has tonsil removal at Alta hospital. Charles Zwemke attends an insurance meeting in Spencer. Charles Adele and Irene Zwemke attend the Mission Festival in Newell and visit Harold Hogrefe. June Johnson of Schaller spends Sunday with Fred Koth. Bernice Koth plans to visit Richmond California to see sister and brother in law Glen and Mrs Lillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Larson
Rockford
Gust Magnuson
Ruth Ann Lietz
Alta Hospital
Charles Zwemke
Spencer
Charles
Adele
Irene Zwemkél
Newell
Harold Hogrefe
June Johnson
Schaller
Fred Koth
Bernice Koth
Richmond
Calif
Glen ‘Lillie
Sentinel Offers Sioux City Newspaper Subscriptions
The Sentinel invites readers to use it as the authorized agent for Sioux City newspapers and arrange subscriptions, promising easy service.
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the Sentinel
Sioux City
Sioux City market mixed as cattle slip then hogs rise
Slaughter steers and yearlings eased 15 to 25 cents on slow Monday trade before turning steady to firm with prices from 15.00 up. Fed heifers and cows showed weakness while beef bulls reached 13.65. Swine advanced with butcher hogs topping 18.50 and feeder pigs selling 9.50 to 11.50. Regional shippers listed include Letsche Carlson Alesch Wilke Gustafson Hoback Grell with steers and hogs priced across multiple lots.
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Sioux City
Cherokee County
Sioux ‘City
Carl Letsche
Claus Carlson
Gus Alesch
Fred Wilke
Oscar Gustafson
Albert Hoback
Diamond Center social notes and visitors
Mrs. Walter Radke and daughter were Sunday guests in Bert Mummert’s home. O. C. Hickey and family with W. F. Hickey dined at Elmer Danielson’s in Storm Lake. Patricia Hickey attended Ruth Ann Peterson’s party. Several ladies hosted and visited at various homes including Radke, Hickey, and Otto households. Afton and Holstein visits noted. Donald Peterson on leave celebrated. Read the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Radke
Bert Mummert
O. C. Hickey
W. F. Hickey
Elmer Danielson
Storm Lake
Patricia Hickey
Ruth Ann Peterson
Bridge Club
C. C. Hickey
Helen Radke
Howard Nelson
Mildred Thomson
LaVonne Otto
Custer, S. Dak
Irwin Radke
Arnold Otto
John Lullmann
Burns
William
Arleen Nelson
Sioux City
Diamond
Roy Ohlson
Art Ohlson
Lois
Carl Kahl
Holstein
Frank Peterson
Afton
Donald Peterson
C. A. Peterson
Della and
Morris
Ruth Erickson
Richard Peterson
Ben ‘Galvin
Livestock Auction Totals Recorded for Steers Heifers and Bulls
Summary shows prices for multiple animals: Charlie Meyers lists 42 steers at 1095 weight totaling $16.00 and other entries with a heifer at 710 for $18.60 and a bull at 1805 for $13.00. John Magnussen presents 7 steers and heifers totaling $14.25 per unit and a steer at 710 for $19.25.
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Charlie Meyers
John, Magnussen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mother
State Capitol
Internal Revenue
E. H. Birmingham
A. B. Lindsay
Winfred Moulton
W. A. Liebsch
Aurelia, Iowa
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Aurelia
Fred Radke
Fl. H. Lockin
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Simonsen
Robert Bjorkgren
Reggy Martin
Wile Trucking
Ida Grove Rendering Co
C. A. Rodine, Jr
MT. Olive
Frances Hahn
New York
Mr. Olive Ladies Aid
Misses Clare
John Leber
Oscar Smith
Will Hahn
Myron Bushlow
Ivan Ziegenbusch
Leta Carpenter
Frank Laposky
Carl J. Johnson
Frances and
Helen
Beverly
Walter Borgeson
Mr. Olive News
Clarence Simmons
John Towner
Carol Sansen
Raymond Gregg
Art Gregg
Larrabee
Gregg
Thomas Gilbert
al Leise
Chicago
Antone Hanson
Carl Emil Johnson
Frank Cave
Charles Rundell
Meriden
Clarence Cave
Vernon
Ralph Johnson
Carl E. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Carl O.johnson
Johnson
Helen Borgeson
Near Fielding
Axel Gustafson
Minneapolis
Maggie Fritz
Ed Gearke
Archie Shireman
Martena Hahn
Will
Irving Hahn
Nellie Lawvelle
Bates
Eric Carlson
Huseman
Hanover
Forrest Thomson
J. Campbell
Howard
Denver
Colorado
Jim Cary
Adolph Hemple
Ed Georke
John Ihms
Clara
Scotty Warvineer
Donald
Everett Radle
Dorothy
Glen Hadenfeldt
Sioux Rapids
West McGregor
Tony Rienert
Garland Stroud
Leslie Gregg
Stroud
Don R. Hankens
Larson’s
State Bank
Iron Works
ROY Collier & Sons
W.G. Whitney
Irene Zwemke
Paul
Eg Ayn
Diamond Center
Mrs. O. C. Hickey
T.R
Trace) Porter
B. F. Ruppert
Mgr
Ian
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