Letters From Our Boys And Girls In the Service
Ollerton scored 219 to 184 for Kiewier but could not capitalize. Lt Ed Whitburn of the Royal Navy lost a bout against July VII, drawing protests from two gal friends. On furloughs Private Daniel Hartman visits with relatives before a 15 day leave at Camp Hood. Sergeant Cecil Kutchenreuther returns to Camp Hawze. Carl Breckunitch near Clovis visits home before resuming duty. Sergeant John Hassebroek of Fort Des Moines visits, joined by brother Harvey from Fort Worden for a ten day stay. Private James Curtis of Los Angeles recuperates from a broken ankle on a 90 day furlough.
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Ollerton
Kiewier
Ed Whitburn
Royal Navy
Duke
Daniel Hartman
Camp Hood
Texas
Daniel
Cecil Kutchenreuther
Camp Hawze
Carl Breckunitch
Clovis
New Mexico
John Hassebroek
Fort Des Moines
Harvey Hassebroek
Fort Worden
Washington
James Curtis
Los Angeles
California
Jim
Dolmage Hospital Notes Births and Admits Last May to June
A series of hospital notices from Dolmage lists newborns with weights and names, plus multiple admissions for major and minor operations. Notable births include Mae Kay Nelson 7 lb 4 oz on May 27 and Ronald Charles Gerberding 8 lb 0 oz on May 28. Other entries record patient discharges and staff procedures through June 8.
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Nordy Nelson
Mae Kay
Babe
Harold Abben
Gloria Voldahl
Bricelyn
Minnesota
Kenneth Balvance
Henry Gerberding
Burt
Ronald Charles
Oscar Enderson
Ida Marie
Paul Wickwire
Elmore
Donald Rippentrop
Thompson
Robert Allan
Virgil Heesch
Titonka
Roslyn June
Andy Wallace
Elmer Stohr
Lakota
Larry Elmer
Ernest Thompson
Doren
Friends Plowed 45 Acres of Corn for Sick Friend
A group of friends and neighbors gathered at the Abbe Jutting farm home Saturday forenoon to plow 45 acres of corn for him. Participants included L. C. Balvance, Arnold Hippen, Andrew Winter, Roland Jutting, Henry Kiewier, Glen Weinberger, Howard Hofbauer, Glen Gilbert, Louis Bosma, with Abbe returning home Wednesday from Mason City hospital after a ten day treatment.
Deloris Nitz Weds U S Soldier in Blue Earth Church
A quiet Wednesday morning wedding in Blue Earth Minnesota joined Deloris Nitz daughter of Mrs Esther Nitz to Corporal John Moulton of the U S Army stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts. Attendants were Elsie Bechtel and Howard Klinsick.
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Lutheran Church Parsonage
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Deloris Nitz
Esther Nitz
John Moulton
U. S. Army
Rose Moulton
Ledyard
Elsie Bechtel
Buffalo Center
Howard Klinsick
Corporal Moulton
Camp Edwards
Massachusetts
Grant No 2 Reports 100 Percent Dental Hygiene
Grant township reports its third school achieving perfect 100 percent in dental hygiene. The Grant No 2 school has fourteen pupils listed as Harold Hofbauer Lois Gjerstad Winnifred Alphs LaVerne Alphs Eileen Kahler Joann Gjerstad Dolores Kahler Ronald Alphs Robert and others ensuring strong oral care standards in the district.
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Grant Township
Harold Hofbauer
Lois Gjerstad
Winnefred Alphs
LaVerne Alphs
Eileen Kahler
Joann Gjerstad
Dolores Kahler
Ronald Alphs
Robert
Two Showers Held For Bride-to-Be
About 35 ladies gathered at the H. B. Adams home on Friday afternoon honoring Miss Ruth Griffin with a miscellaneous shower. Gifts under a green and white parasol, rainbow colors, a vegetable courtship contest, and advice for the bride were featured. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Walter Winkelman Mrs. Carl Jensen Mrs. Harry Adame and Mrs. Ted DeBoer Jr. Favors were miniature parasols. Miss Griffin received many gifts, with Mrs. Lewis Heggen of Estherville an out-of-town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Adams
Ruth Griffin
Walter Winkleman
Carl Jensen
Harry Adame
Ted DeBoer
Miss Griffin
Lewis Heggen
Estherville
Baptist
Peter Peters
Alfred Adams
Henry Adams
Elevators Plan Soybean Mill Cooperative effort in Iowa counties
Co operative elevators in Winnebago Hancock Worth Cerro Gordo Mitchell and Floyd counties have subscribed capital and sought priority for a soybean processing plant. A five member committee will govern a board with one director from each elevator to oversee the facility designed to produce soybean meal for elevator patrons. The plan aims to cut freight costs and middlemen, process enough meal for members, and may pay for itself within years after the war. Oil will be
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Winnebago
Hancock
Worth
Cerro Gordo
Mitchel
Floyd
Appreciation for hospital kindness and help
A patient at Mason City thanks neighbors and friends for flowers cards and help with farm work during recovery. The writer expresses sincere gratitude and notes the kindness will not be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Card of Thanks for George M. Carman
We appreciate more than words can tell the kindness of neighbors and friends shown to our beloved father, George M. Carman while he.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Carman
Dolmage Hospital Patient Remembered for Kindness
A hospital patient at Dolmage is remembered with gratitude for flowers, cards, and calls. The note thanks those who reached out and vows to treasure the kindness in memory and appreciation.
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Dolmage Hospital
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