Local Residents Share Visits and News from Mallard Area
Mrs Owen Anderson of Ringsted visited her mother Mrs Bella Lowe and nurse Emma Lorenzen in Emmetsburg hospital after surgery. Ben Lorenzen flew from Denver to be with her. The Mallard Curlew Methodist Vacation Church School begins a five week run. Other locals welcomed visitors from West Bend Laurens Pocahontas Spirit Lake and Omaha visiting friends and relatives over the weekend.
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Owen Anderson
Ring- Sted
Bella Lowe
Emma Lorenzen
Keeney
Emmetsburg
Ben Lorenzen
Denver
Colo
Eq Barber
West Bend
Frances Slatterly
Laurens
Robert Jacobsen
George Stroup
Robert, Schutz
William’ Hawk
Ayrshire
Clifford
Hughes
Cam Gordon
Georgia
103Rd Military Police ‘Co
Pocahontas
Jerry Capesius
Algona
Dennis Capesius
Leroy Elbert
Whittemore
Marguerite’ Algebrite
B. Lowe
Donald Scllutz
Mallard - Curlew Methodist
Contine
Clifford Wening
Spirit Lake
Bernard Sawyer F Jett
Bernard
Osanze City
Carl Fuchs
Clear Lake
Lloyd Fuchs
Omaha
Lee
Victor
Jamaica
Mallard Rural Carriers Honored as Safe Drivers
MaHard Elmer Hough and Russell Steil rural mail carriers earned safety pins from the post office department. Hough completed 27 years on his route without an accident and Steil 19 years. Other local notes include visits, moves, and family news across Eldora Des Moines Spencer Kanawha Whittemore and Spencer area households.
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Mallard Rural
Dorothy Perkins Weds Kenton L. Krug in West Bend Methodist
Miss Dorothy Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Prentice of Rodman wed Kenton L Krug son of Mr and Mrs John Krug of West Bend in a 5 PM ceremony at the West Bend Methodist Parsonage officiated by Rev Harold Olsor. The bride wore a beige street length dress and red rose corsage. Attendants were Dean Prentice and a Prentice sister. The groom works for George Sender and the couple will live on a farm two miles west of West Bend.
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Dorothy Perkins
Harry Prentice
Rodman
Kenton L. Krug
John Krug
West Bend
Harold Olsor
Dean Prentice
Pin Or Thread Basting? Both Have Advantages
USDA tests show thread-basting saves time and improves results on hard sewing tasks. Pins slow machine stitching and can cause needle issues, while thread-basting yields faster and more accurate seams except for certain collars. Three percale qualities were used across sleeve, yoke, extension band and collar tasks.
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United States Departmentf Agriculture
Unclear snippet on fabric types and dairy testing notes
Fragmentary report mentions cloth types like percale and threadbasting with a note on slippery fiber handling. It also references a dairy testing program and a small percentage of cows in Iowa, but details are incomplete.
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Lowa
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Ernest Schutz
Page
George Cox
Des Moines
Parental Herald
Brownlee
Johnny Brownlee
Hendy Wichman
Harry Ritchart
Spencer
A. J. Lange
Lehigh
W. H. Sabin
Homer “Beaty
Grand Junction
Mildred Schutz
Barbara” Schutz
Charles Dum- Krieger
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Kermore Hotel
Iowa
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Minneapolis
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Donahue Tire Shop
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