Supper Guests and Visits Across Cherry Valley Families
Local social notes list numerous hospitality visits and guests around Cherry Valley. John Lantz, C J Mulford, Bert Thoman, Fred Butikofer, Irene Minihah, Ramona Butikofer, Levi Frieden, Rose Dennler, Elmer Baumgartner, Oscar Baumgartner, Ernest Bruellman, Virginia, Rev Joe Bannart, Charles Frieden, Jin Rice, Hazel Harsh, and others are mentioned hosting or visiting various homes including the Dennler, Thoman, Frieden, Christen, Meisner, and Postville families. John Friederich’s funeral is noted with condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lantz
C. J. Mulford
John Dennler
Ben Hoterway
Bert Thoman
Jake Friederich
Arn
Ima
Richard
Fred Butikofer
Irene
Mini Hah
van Eisen
Decorah
Ramona Butikofer
Levi Frieden
Rose Dennler
Frank Christen
Elmer Baumgartner and Sons
Oscar Baumgartner
Ernest Bruellman
Virginia
Joe Bannart
Charles Frieden
West
Bend
Jin Rice
Hazel Harsh
Judson
S. D
John Friederich
Friederich
Reuben
Betty Christen
Adeline Lehman
Francis Meisner
Will Friederich
An Dennler
University Apital
John Christen
Marian
W. H. Pollock
Herman Schupbach
Postville
Louis Hutikofer
Eileen
Raymond Frieden
Frieden
Elmer Christen
Linda
Christen Bros
Jimmy Schlee
Louis Butikofer
Elmer Meyer
Martin Wenger
Marlys
Stanley
Gladys Butikofer
Kensth Mark
Fanny Frieden
Tilyria Items LeRoy Gehring Hosts Rock Party
LeRoy Gehring entertained several friends at a Friday rock party. Glen McKellar of Anoka Minnesota enjoyed a teaching break at his parents’ home. Elizabeth Foxwell fell seriously ill at her sister’s Cumberland home and was taken to Creston hospital for treatment.
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LeRoy Gehring
Glen McKellar
Anoka
Minn
L. McKellar
Elizabeth Foxwell
Ralph Landon
Cumberland
Creston
Christmas visits and recoveries noted in local scene
Mr and Mrs C L Klingman were visitors Sunday afternoon at Chas Duty. Ruth Rothltsberger is visiting Arlington friends. Robert Schneider spends Christmas break from college at Ames with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Klingman
Chas
Ruth Rothltsberger
Arlington
Robert Schneider
Ames
Fred Schneider
Oak Grove News social notes and club visits
Dean Hader called at Roy Leuchtenmacher home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Clifton Wilson hosted the 500 card club Saturday evening. Women high score went to Mrs. Reuben Howard, second to Mrs. Louis Becker. men’s high to Reuben Howard, second to Oran Bane. Numerous residents visited Clyde King and Glen Minger homes, and many attended gatherings at Wilson, Ash, Jensen, and Dennler residences. Robi Wilson planned holidays with Wm. Leighty in Boone Nebraska.
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Dean Hader
Roy Leuchtenmacher
Clifton Wilson
Reuben Howard
Louis Becker
Oran Bane
Charles, Mylton
Kenneth
Arthur Strong
Clyde King
Mollie Schneider
Darlene
Elizabeth Schneider
Herbert Ash
Alma Grimes
Silas Wilson
Glen Minger
Chas. Looby
Melbert Meyer and Son
Walter Dennler
Robi. Wilson
Wm. Leighty
Boone
Ne. Carolina
Donald Jensen
West Union
Harry Gilson
Chas. Hader
Ash
Gunder News Mrs Galloway Visits Parents Then Seattle Return
Mrs Eugene Galloway visited her parents Mr and Mrs E K Mark before returning to Seattle Washington where her husband will again work for Boeing Aircraft Co Platoon Sergeant Carl Johnson of the U S Marines visited the Otto Hanson family Sunday Ole Loftsgard left Friday for Fort Benning Georgia to visit his son Pfc Ollard O Loftsgard during Christmas Sgt Lloyd Loftsgard left last week for Camp Forest Tennessee after a 14 day furlough at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Helmer Loftsgard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Galloway
E. K. Mark
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Aircraft Co
Carl Johnson
U. S. Marines
Otto Hanson
Ole Loftsgard
Fort Benning
Georgia
Pfc
Ollard O. Loftsgard
Lloyd Loftsgard
Camp Forest
Tenn
Helmer Loftsgard
Christmas visits and gatherings in Grand Meadow area
Fern Buraas, studying at Des Moines business college, will spend Christmas at the Alfred Buraas home. Various families share Friday visits and Sunday dinners at multiple homes including the Lyngans, Larson, Olson, Kozelka, and Amundson households. Luther League party draws a large crowd at Eastchurch Sunday night.
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Fern Buraas
Business
Des Moines
Alfred Buraas
Darlene
Marilyn Olson
Louie Amundson
Glen Nygaard
Glendal
Pauline
Bert Lyngans
Otto Larson
Lavern
Oliver
Janice
Leo Larson
Ames Olson
Sandra
Ed Johnson
Arlene Amundson
Luther College
Martin Amundson
Luther League
Eastchurch
Herman Buraas
Postville Hospital
Nutting Home Hosts Friday Evening Visit
Brainard items note Mr and Mrs Herbert Dummer Muth and Mr and Mrs Raymond Mays visited in the Wm Nutting home Friday evening. The combined school and Sunday school will present their Christmas program on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Nuttinging sons visited Friday afternoon in the
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Herbert Dummermuth
Raymond Mays
Wm. Nutting
Wm. Nuttinging
Wadena Visit Notes and Local Family Gatherings
Mrs Teteebold of Wadena and Mr and Mrs Roy Cling Hbine hosted relatives at the Jud Conner farm recently vacated by C R Belknap. Guests included Hubert Cummings Gee Boyle and family Mrs Wim Nutting and Adalyn Kuhn from Eldorado. Ethel Boyle hosted a visit with Adalyn Kuhn. Eva Lola Boyer Hubert Cummings Dania Cummings Willis Lyon and Harold Learn joined a Saturday outing in Oelwein.
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Roy Cling Hbine
Waddad
Wm. Nutting
Eva
Lola Boyer
Hubert
Dania’ Cummings
Willis Lyon
Harold Learn
Oelwein
Farmers urged to buy War Bonds over debt payoff
Farm Credit Administration urges farmers largely in debt to purchase War Bonds rather than retire the remaining debt. The guidance, echoed by President Roosevelt’s letter, aims to keep farmers financially flexible for potential price dips while supporting the nation’s war effort. J. F. Miller, Fayette Co War Bond Committee chairman, states the stance as official policy.
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Farm Credit Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
All Land Bank
J. F. Miller
Fayette Co
War Bond Committee
Not Herr Goebbels Way To the Newspaper People of Iowa
A humorous excerpt portrays Goebbels advising against thanking newspapers and urging a direct approach to propaganda. The piece reacts to press relations in an Iowa context with a satirical jab at Nazi rhetoric and democratic press culture.
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People of
Iowa
Schicklegruber
Goebbels
Towa State Dept. of Health
Farm Topics Legume Silage Not Replace Corn For Dairy Cows
Legume silage should not replace corn silage in dairy cow rations due to its lower energy per pound. The article notes corn or a corn-based feed provides higher energy content critical for milk production.
Agriculture notes on silage mixes shelter lighting and parasite control
High energy grains balance legume silage. corn legume blends yield satisfactory roughage. Open sheds with south or east exposure suffice for dairy cows, reducing labor and adding sun. Swine feed can mix grain and protein in self feeders but requires grinding and multiple protein ratios. Winter daylight loss lowers egg production in pullets. artificial light with 26 watt bulbs over feeders aids production. Nodule worm endangers sheep sutures, with Iowa flocks heavily infected. drench ewes twice with phenothiazine to prevent losses and improve lamb growth.
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Iowa
Remember Pearl Harbor Defense Bonds Appeal
Public defense bonds advertisement urges daily remembrance of Pearl Harbor and promotes purchasing U.S. Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps to support national defense.
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Pearl Harbor
U. S. Defense
Gee Gee Grether Keeps Cool Amid War Calls
In Los Angeles the Times profiles Gertrude Grether chief operator for the National War Agencies. She oversees nineteen girls handling ten thousand calls daily and often steps in to calm hysterical customers. She is known as Gee Gee and maintains calm under pressure.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Gertrude Grether
National War Agencies
Juan Publico
Gee Gee
Gertrude
Cant Take Wives Men Barred From Japanese Dance Halls
In Japan men are forbidden to bring their wives or sweethearts to public dance halls. They must dance with the town girls provided by the venue. Private home dancing is also taboo, reflecting strict social norms of the era.
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Japan
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Elgin
Klingman’s Fountain Service
R. A. Crider Veterinarian
Elgin, Iowa
Henry H. Wolf, M.D
Baumgartner
Bes
Dial
Blgin
Oak Grove News
Gunder News
Grand Meadow News
Herr Goebbels
Meee
Ma Seltzer
Cnervine
Echo-Enterprise
Echo- Enterprise
Blease
Reltings
Cafe Clif
Arle Christ
H. H. Wolf
Torkelson Bros. Ihc
Jdtor
M. V. Kiple
Cities Service Station
Elgin State Bank
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