Oak Grove News Social Visits Across Area
Oak Grove residents spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends across Cler mont Volga Elkader West Union Decorah and Fayette. People called dinners and shared Sunday afternoons with neighbors and extended families including the Dens and Leuenbergers.
Illyria Social Roundup Sees Local Family Visits
Illyria items list weekend and weekday visits among Waterloo Cres ton Tripoli Hawkeye and Alpha residents. Families including Zurchers Hermens Lembke Kraus Gehring Pfister Strong Rothlisberger and Kimball are noted hosting visiting relatives and friends with other callers and dinners mentioned.
Community Guests Fill Social Weekend in Arlington and Area
Numerous families from Arlington and nearby towns hosted or visited friends and relatives over Sunday and Tuesday evenings. Guests included the Yearous, Gifford, Chapman, Pollock, and Smith families, with transfers for Alexander from Great Lakes Naval Station to California noted. Several Connexions with West Union, Waterville, Postville, and Floyd Frieden households reflect a broad local social network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Olesen
West Union
Kenneth Mark
Martin Wenger
Ida Meyer
Melbert Meyer
Denis
Wm. E. Baumgarten
Guernsey Smith
Earl Scheffert
Irving Scheffert
Iowa City Hospital
Fleet Frieden
Tommy
Floyd Frieden
Lena Aeschliman
Thomas Ogle
Lizzie Schuchman
A. D. Smith
Gottfred Martin
Wm. Frederick
Reynold Strong
Lester
Arthur Hermen
James
Clark Hummel
Will Berger
Arlington
Harold Tope
Margaret Tope
Thomas Shaffer
Kenneth Medberry
Opal Dennter
Melvin Gregerson
Near Volga
Myron Chapman
Will Frieden
Albert Lubke
Postville
Harold Kimball
Fred Burrow
Louisa Lehman
Carroll Klingman
Fred Rothlisberger
Wenger Bros
Cheery Valley neighbors share weekend visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Orlin Mason and John Nagel of West Union visited in the Martin Minihan home Sunday afternoon. Dorothy Minihan of Rochester Minnesota spent the weekend with the Martin Minihan home. Numerous neighbors and families visited and hosted meals and a 70th birthday celebration at John Friederichs home with extended family from Clermont West Union and St. Paul area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Martin
Kenneth
Arthur Strong
Clyde, King
Elmer Nelson
Ole Osmundson
Clermont
Milton Ottosen
David
Decorah
Earl Kiple
Silas Wilson
Jim Muncie
Florence
Melvin Gregerson
Volga
Robi. Wilson
Lyle Wilson
Elkader
Roy Leuchtenmacher
Hoover
Mary Allen
John Muncie
Philman Larson
Harold Leuenberger
Wm. Howard
John Howard
Clifton Wilson
T. W. Dean
C. E. Montgomery
Mary
West Union
Maggie Torkelson
Fred Schaer
Emma Meyer
Elkadet
Joe Yates
Don
Fayette
Lew Zurcher
Waterloo
Arthur Hermen
500 Club
Reynold Strong
Paul Martin
Tripoli
Will Stirk
Nellie Foxwell
Walter Rothlisberger
John Rothlisberger
Kansas
Iowa
Herve Robbins
Hawkeye
Thos. Ogle
Fred Rothlisberger
Harold Strong
Dick Evans
Alpha
Jake Gehring, Jr
Gottfried Pfister
William
Fred Schneider
John Durscher
Near West Union
Harold Kimball
Adolph Elvers
Ted Deeppke
Billy Brabham
Clarence Hartman
Ernest Christen
Lucy
Rewben Christen
Jacob. Christen
Roscoe Larson
Orlin Mason
Kenneth Mark
Dorothy Minihan
Rochester
Minn
Martin Minihan
Helen
Oscar Frieden
Fred Butikofer
Clara Muehlenthaler
Bert Thoman
Lacey Christen
Frank , Christen
Herman Schupbach
Sam Schneider
Leah Butikofer
Wm. Torkelson
Otto Blockhus
Severein Blockhus
Ronald
Milton Voelker
Francis West
John Friederich
Sam Lehman
Jake Butikofer
Walter Mitts
Anna Schupbach
Raymond Benson
Jacob Christen
Aamily
Gunner Landsgard
Marion Doreas Society and community notices in Gunder News
The Marion Doreas Society meets Saturday May 2 at the church parlors with hostesses Mis Gilbert Loftsgard the Houg sisters and Mrs T T Loftsgard. The Marion Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 7 at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Ole Gisleson and Mrs Otto Gisleson. Pass Time club hosts a house warming for Mrs Ollard Nyborg. attendees knitted and shared lunch. Farmers discuss skim milk use for poultry and livestock and price guidance from the Office of Price Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Doreas Society
Gilbert Loftsgard
Houg
T. T. Loftsgard
Marion Ladies’ Aid
Ole Gisleson
Otto Gisleson
Ollard Nyborg
Nyborg
Izetta Hanson
Rosella Opsand
Henry Vellersven
Nora Peake
John Hellum
Kenneth Hellum
Ole Loftsgard
Rodney Smith
Gail Hanson
Rockford
Ill
Elizabeth Berg
Fennimore
Wis
Earl Hanson
Hanson
Myron Anderson
C. J. Anderson
Orlando
Eleanor Butikofer
Orvin Thompson
Edwin Loftsgard
Janice
Norma Loftsgard
Gilbert Halverson
Thelma
Geraldine
Palmer Halverson
Iona Loftsgard
Roy Walter
Ed Nelson
Edgar
Francis
Martin Halverson
Bessie Anderson
Almer
Can You Remember A Cold Open Or Local Notes
Ellen Hunsberger has recovered to return home from Iowa City after surgery. The Lehman family learned their uncle Mathias Strahm died at his Berwick Kansas home. Eddie Conner upgrades the Elgin livery with a Buick Six and four Fords. Ern Bauder at Detroit's Hudson plant faces layoff due to a finger injury and blood poisoning. Mrs C S Halstenson visits Iowa City for daughter’s appendectomy recovery. Edith Keiser visits her parents from Cedar Falls and returns to school. Mrs C L Shaffer improves under Mayo care in Rochester. Mrs George White home from Davenport after a patriotic display. Mrs C L Klingman cares for ill mother at Grover home. Hog feeding on pasture depends on market plans and farrowed pigs. early pigs should be full-fed corn or wheat with protein supplement. Iowa leads beef production with 12 percent of U S total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hunsberger
Iowa City
Lehman
Mathias Strahm
Berwick
Kansas
Eddie Conner
Elgin
Eddie
Ern Bauder
Hudson Automobile
Detroit
Mich
C. S. Halstenson
Elmer Schori
Carl Schori
Edith Keiser
Cedar Falls
Hans Keiser
C. L. Shaffer
Mayo Doctors
Rochester
Minn
George White
Davenport
C. L. Klingman
Wm. Grover
Iowa
United States
Harding College Co-eds Learn War-Era Frugality
Searcy Arkansas Harding College women in Home Economics study wartime privations using thrift learned by grandmothers. The four year college reports about 65 percent of students funding all or part of their expenses through work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
German aviator Peter Krug escapes camp in 1942
Peter Krug alias Muller, a 21 year old German aviator who fled Bowmanville concentration camp in Ontario on April 16 1942, reached Detroit by rowing the Detroit River then left by bus. He is described as 21, 5 feet 812 inches tall, 157 pounds, brown eyes, with a mole on his left shoulder blade and possibly horn rim glasses and wavy hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Peter Krug
Muller
Bowmanville
Ontario
Canada
Detroit
Krug
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