State adds Love to social welfare board and names reappointments
State Senator H. S. Love of Bridgewater fills out Palmer’s term on the social welfare board and begins a new six year term at a four thousand dollar salary. Governor Blue announces reappointments to several key posts including Melvin W. Ellis, GC Fred Porter, W. N. Bierring, J. Russell Pefferle, Henry J. Ahlers, Charles W. Harness, and W. E. Jackson, plus several part time and lesser posts to state boards and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Love
Bridgewater
King R. Palmer
West Union
Board of Social Welfare
Palmer
Love
Blue
Melvin W. Ellis
Charles City
Fred Porter
Iowa Proposes Tax Refund If Gasoline Penny Is Struck Down
Iowa lawmakers plan a refund for motorists who pay a one cent-per-gallon gasoline tax starting July 4 if the law is ruled unconstitutional by the courts. Tax challengers argue the bill was tacked onto another measure and not related in subject matter. Buyers would receive a sales record at purchase, usable to claim a refund if the tax is invalidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Court Decides on Extra Penny Law Implications
A fragment notes the court may uphold the law as constitutional, in which case the state will retain the extra penny paid while awaiting the court decision. The text references pennies collected during the period of pending judicial ruling.
New Iowa Officials Depart for State Government Roles
George L. Scott, retired farmer and saddle horse hobbyist, becomes liquor control commissioner after purchasing two yearlings from Speaker Harold Felton in Indianola. John J. Swaner, highway commissioner, started in dairy with three cows near Iowa City. If Congress approves a bill, Iowa and other states may win federal tax payments on motor truck lines. New officials will begin pay from July 1 and take office shortly after. Prisoner-camp safeguards to be strengthened as manpower remains 50 short for work at out-camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Scott
Harold Felton
Indianola
John J. Swaner
Towa City
Towa
Don’t Do As We Did Warns Iowa Farm Wife to Veterans
A Iowa farm wife warns veterans and young farmers against heavy debt and large mortgages after her husband’s WWII era purchase. She recalls investing inherited cash and taking large loans, years of high interest, a near losing of the farm, and a later land bank rescue. She urges caution to new buyers, quoting the refrain Don’t do as we did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tolks
Wallace
Papreg laminated material eyed for aircraft parts use
A new laminated paper plastic named papreg is presented for non structural aircraft components and other commercial applications. It features a smooth hard surface and notable decay and moisture resistance, and is suitable for low pressure molding.
Dry Cleaning Boom Drives Postwar Garment Care Costs
In 1943 public spending on dry cleaning reached 700 million dollars to treat about 1.25 billion garments, highlighting the rising importance of professional fabric care during the era.
Minute Makeups By Gabrielle
A beauty note suggests shaping eyebrows with reverse pencil strokes from the outer edge to create a natural look. It recommends brown pencils for softer color and a very dark brown for high brows, with a black pencil for the most striking effect. Ledger Syndicate. -WNU Features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Yankee non military daily prints 20000 copies weekly
The Chicago Overseas Tribune in Germany prints twenty thousand copies weekly for occupation troops. The paper targets non military readers and aims to supply news and information to Allied forces stationed abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Germany
Chicago Overseas Tribune
Discharge And Commissions Highlight Duty Notes
Sgt John Freitag receives an honorable discharge at Jefferson Barracks after four years and four months with U S Army including Provost Marshals School. Lt Richard Banning earns a second lieutenant commission. Mrs Banning to Atlanta for duty. Arch Johnson writes from Zeulenrade Germany about rations and farming. Clifford Olson cited for meritorious service on Leyte and Okinawa. Several WAVE and Navy personnel receive postings and homecomings, including Velma Opland and Georgia May Schori, plus family updates from Elgin and Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freitag
Jefferson Barracks
Elgin
U. S
Provost Marshals General School
John
Richard Banning
Clifford M. Olson
United States Army
Leyte
Okinawa Islands
Olson
Okinawa
Bradley E.R. Autrey
Agd
USCAS
Georgia May Schori
Albert Schori
Women's Reserve
U. S. Naval Reserve
U. S. Naval Training School
Washington, D.C
Schori
Minneapolis Community Health Service
Minneapolis
Navy
U. S. Naval Convalescent Hospial
Palm Beach
Florida
Schoriat
Washinon
D. C
Vari
Clermont Social Roundup Lively Visits and Family Gatherings
Clermont residents share a busy week of dinners and visits with relatives from West Union Decorah and Minneapolis. Guests include the Larson Olson Lindberg and Anderson families while Elver Anderson Mil lard C Larson and Ann Joyce Ostrander mark birthdays. A hospital stay for Mrs Bigler prompts family hometowns and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severre Hjelming
West Union
Hans J. Larson
Hazel Olson
A. Lindberg
Marlys and
George
Minneapolis
Minn
Alma Anderson
Clarisa Paulson
Aubrey Guyer
Higin
Irene Ostlie
Castalia
Wm. Kelly
Andine Vasby
Wm. A. Nelson
Wayne Shoten
Almer L. Nelson
Orvin Thompson
Illyria
Elver Anderson
Donald Burgett
Millard Sampson
Otto Rasmussen
Orlando
Fla
Bessie Stoltz
Dubuque
Gilbert Jeglum
Waterville
John Gregg
Postville
Austen Helgerson
Roger Henderson
Fred Cline
Chapman
Fayette
Iva Jean Barnes
West Union Hospital
Ronald Barrett
Martin
Robert
Millard C. Larson
Ann and
Joyce
Carl Ostrander
Frankland
W. &. Hyman
Jesup
Mr. Ostrander
W. Hyman
C. C. Grant
Cedar Falls
Bert Henderson
Clara Sampson
Lucian Appelman
Frank Stones
Oel
Lizzie Bilden
Lizzie
Agnes
Evelyn
Louise Bilden
Clermont
Josephine Bilden
Elgin
Northwood
Grand Forks
N. D
Carl Smith
David and
Carol Rae
Ames
Mia
Bertina Buraas
Gloria
Pork Sausage Mix Formula for 25 Pounds of Meat
A basic sausage formula notes that good sausage contains pork only and uses a ratio of three parts lean meat to one part fat. For 25 pounds of meat, add one cup salt three tablespoons pepper three tablespoons sage and a half tablespoon red pepper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont Enterprise
Bess Tschantz
Enterprise
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Fayette County
Peter Bleeve
Gabrielle
Sgt. Freitag
Archie Johnson
Mrr
Ed Johnson
Zeulenrada
Frauleins
Arch
Echo
96Th Infantry
San Francisco
Calif
Reuben Schupbach
Stars and Stripes
Shippy
Geo. S. Patton
Otis L. Torkeison
F.C. C
Shoemaker
Fleet P
Naval Distribution Center
Velma Hildur Opland
Gander
Oakland
Ruth
San Diego
Overseas
Pfe
Sheldon Kahls
Fleet P. D
Walter Kohls
Ous
Potomac River Naval Command
Lawrence M. Larson
Albert Larson
Elkader
Philman
Paul Larson
Marvin C. Larson
FRRU
Fleet P. C
Guam
Clifton Pringle
Bert Gruver, Jr
ACM I/c
Navy Air Corps
South Pacific
Cecil
Walter
Fort Snelling
England
Marcella Schweinerus
Henry Schwein Pfus
George Belschner
Norman Amundson
Wm. Belschner
Herbert Malven
Maynard
Geo, Belschner
George Malven
Emmet
Mae
Esther Carlin
Malion Hitch
Cresco
Edna Pringle
Des Moines
Frank Pringle
Bile Pub
ARMY
Fucht
Bill
Tor Soteee
Virginia
Adano
John Hersey
Italy
Drea
Time and Life
Ince
Fasix
I. C. Jerdee
Clermont, Iowa
Louis Schutte & Son Licensed
Clermont and
Funeral Home
John Deere
John Deere Engineering Department
Richard L. Olson
John Deere Machinery and Genuine Parts
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