Pilot Lt Steinberg Home From Pacific Bombing Missions
First Lieutenant Vincent R. Steinberg bombardier of Gun Site a B-24 Flying Fortress of the 7th Air Force returned home for a 30 day leave with his parents and relatives after 14 months of Central Pacific combat. He has over 800 combat hours and 30 strike missions totaling about 4 000 miles per mission, often under enemy interception. The crew remains intact and he was awarded the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Distinguished Flying Cross on March 16 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent R. Steinberg
7Th Air Force
Central Pacific
Hen Steinberg
Steinberg
States
Pacific
Europe
Our Boys
Phoenix
Gilbert
Marshalls
Carolyns
Mariana Islands
Dolmage Hospital Notes: Births and Admits in June
Forest City couple Mr and Mrs Burton Kenyon welcomed a son William Burton on June 1 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Bricelyn couple Mr and Mrs Harold Elman welcomed a son Donald Clark on June 3 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Dismissals include Mrs Telko Stecker and baby son Titonka on June 2, Mrs Ralph Harms and Diane on June 13. Additional births: Leonard Hoffman's son on June 1 with 9 pounds 7 ounces. Cecil Rugh Brice lyn admitted. Paul Nitz Ledyard dismissed after major operation. Marlon Halvorson Rake daughter born June 7 weighing 7 pounds 744 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Kenyon
Forest City
William Burton
Harold Elman
Bricelyn
Donald Clark
Telko Stecker
Titonka
Ralph Harms
Diane Ae
Leonard Hoffman
Danny Engels
Cecil Rugh
Henry Jurgens
Paul Nitz
Ledyard
Maor
Marlon Halvorson
Rake
Mission festival to feature Rev Veenschoten and Rev Van Ess
The Reformed Church annual Mission Festival on June 14 will host two national speakers. Rev H M Veenschoten of Detroit formerly in Japanese held China and Rev Jacob Van Ess of North Holland Michigan will preach and address attendees. Veenschoten’s wartime journey included repatriation on the Gripsholm and time on Kulangsu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Festival of the Reformed Church
H. H. Veenschoten
Detroit
Michigan
China
Jacob van Ess
D. B
North Holland
Edward Jurgens
D. D
Edwards Jurgens
H. M. Veenschoten
Jadeth van Ess
Rev
Veenschoten
Free China
Gripsholm
Kulangsu
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Bernie Steinberg
An overflow crowd gathered at Schutter Funeral Home and Congregational Church last Wednesday to honor Mrs. Bernie F. Steinberg born Tillie Sapp in 1898. She died suddenly May 28 1944 after a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by husband Bernie daughter Lorraine granddaughter Veronica, siblings and many relatives. Burial was at Graceland cemetery with Rev. John D. Engels officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutter Funeral Home
Congregational Church
Bernie F. Steinberg
John D. Engels
Graceland Cemetery
Tillie Sapp
Harm
Elizabeth Sapp
Parkersburg
Iowa
Buffalo Center
Otto H. Bronleeve
Lorraine
Huband
Steinberg
American Legion’ Auxiliary
Ladies’ Aid
Women’s Community Club
Lorraine Browleewe-Waterman
Veronica Gay Waterman
John H. Winter
William Sapp
Henry H. Sapp
Herman R Sapp
Nevada
Kate Poppen
Bessie Wies
Jeanette DeBoer
Corona
S. D
C.A. ‘Waterman
Verne J. Waterman
Des Moines
Jay Beal
Blooming Prairie
Minnesota
Roscoe Mayne
Armstrong
J. C. Steinberg
Garner
H. R. Sapp
Russel Picht
Iowa Falls
Marion Steinberg
Alden
Selective Service Classifications and Farm Deferments
The Local Board conducted three hours of interviews and one hour reviewing cover sheets for June 1 deferment re classifications. Class 1A lists Aasgaard Gilbert Friis. Class 2A names include Anderson McCrary Lund Matson Smith Cantrall Harrs Christian. Class 2B Pinckney Moe Lloyd. Class 2C Hanan Haugen Spear. 4A Hill. numerous 2A names follow. Farmers with farm deferments expiring June 1 should write the board to request continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Aasgaard
Glen Gilbert
Donald Friis
Benjamin Anderson
Walter McCrary
Roy Lund
Harry Matson
Harold J. Smith
Charles Cantrall
Hervey Harrs
Forest Christian
Kenneth Pinckney
LeRoy Moe
Boyd Lloyd
Roy Hanan
Truman Haugen
Raymond Spear
Vernon Peterson
John Hill
Lafwrene M. Lorenzen
Clarence Filelicher
Adrian Hallvorson
Lloyd M
Selective Service Board
Forest City
Town
Army
Navy
Republicans Nominate Blue for Governor in light primary
Robert D. Blue of Eagle Grove won the Republican nomination for Governor over Henry W. Burma by about 35,000 votes as 1747 cast in Winnebago county and 278 in Buffalo Township. He will face Democrat Richard F. Mitchell in the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Blue
Eagle Grove
Blue
Henry W. Burma
Allison
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
James I. Delliver
Congress
Fred Gilchrist
Iowa
Washington
Dalliver
Gilchrist
Elthon
Grimstead
Leo Elthon
Fertile
Jacob Grimstead
Lake Mills
Buffalo
Winnebago County
U. S
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Guy M. Gillette
Ernest J. Seemann
Milton W. Strickler
Gg. W. Hunt
Hugh W. Lundy
Oscar £. Johnson
Wayne M. Ropes
Genevieve E. Nichols
Chet B. Akers
Ben H. Hall
Peter J. Kies—D
Also Mentioned on This Page
V.R. Steinberg
Lieut
Orange City
Towa
Northwestern Classical Academy
Vieenschoen
Hope College
Amoy Mission
Western Theological Seminary
Board of Foreign Missions For the Reformed Church In America
Chariohow
Talmage College
Fukien
Chanchow
Veenschatens
Changchow
Sev
Rev. H. M. Veenschoten
B. F. Steinberg
Maar
Delandee, Rake
Thompson Ae
Scarville
Buffalo Ane
Center — Eden
Forest A
Lincoln
Linde Logan
Mt. Valley
Newton
Norway
Governor
France
Sam
James I. Dolliver
Fred C. Gilchrist
Buffalo Township
James I, Delliver
English Channel
Cherbourg
le Havre
Uncle Sam
America
Grant Township
Lincoln Township
Dean Nerdig
Dean
Northwood
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