Mallard News Notes Weekend Visits and Local Events
Weekend visitors span Des Moines Rochester and Algona areas with relatives and friends. Local clubs meet at Mrs Turner home and Delta Delt group gatherings noted along with D A R picnic, A N A convention attendees, and a memorial drill at Mallard Camp. Engagement news and Legion Auxiliary activities wrap up the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
Towa
George Keeney
Paul Marsh
Ithaca
Des Moines
AG. Sands
Rochester
Minn
Sands
Delta Delt Club
Wm. H. Turner
James Truelson
Rodman
Hintichs
Ora Kingdon
Emmetsburg
Wm. Escher
Denhart
Federal North
Bud Godden Elevates to Lieutenant in Navy Air Corps
Glen Bud Godden son of Mr and Mrs J Earl Godden of this city was elevated to the rank of Lieutenant on June 1 at the U S Naval air base in Pensacola Florida The occasion marked his second anniversary in the U S Naval Air Corps He received his wings and commission as Ensign about two years ago and has since served as an instructor to cadet pilots A former State University of Iowa student he studied medicine before his Navy service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Glen “Bud” Godden
J. Earl Godden
U. S. Naval Air Base
Pensacola
Fla
U. S. Naval Air Corps
Bud
U. S. Navy
State University of Iowa
Curley School
Ae Havelock High School
Navy
U.S. Astoria
U. S. Air Corps
Des Moines
Leavenworth
Kans
Illington Field
Marcolina and Stillman Wed in St Thomas Church
Laura Frances Stillman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Stillman and Paul Marcolina son of Mrs MS Marcolina of Kenosha Wisconsin united in marriage at 7 00 am Monday in St Thomas church Rev M McNerney performed the ceremony Verona Stillman sister of the bride was bridesmaid Charles Stillman brother of the bride best man Mendelssohn and Lohengrin music accompanied entry and recessional. The bride wore powder blue. bridesmaid beige with matching corsages. A wedding breakfast followed at the Kermore Hotel. The bride a graduate of Emmetsburg High and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls taught in Corwith. The groom a Runnels High School graduate operates a farm near Runnels and the couple will live at home after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Frances Stillman
J. Stillman
Paul Marcolina
Marcolina
Kenosha
Wis
St.Thomas Church
Rev. M. McNerney
Verona Stillman
Charles Stillmen
Gertrude Birby
Lohhengrin
Mendelssohn
Siegfried
Maria
Hugh Mc‘Evoy
Charles Mueller
Kermore
Emmettsburg High School
Iowal State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Corwith
Runnels High School
Runnels
Local Families Note Visits and Birth in Community
A report from the area lists visits among residents and a new birth. Beverly Doerning returns home from Otto sen after two weeks with relatives. The Rupperts and others gather at Ray Ruppert and Edward Garlock homes. A baby named Larry Maurice born June 13 at Mrs. Chas. Cope’s home. Jack Fisher breaks his arm while playing. Pvt. Martin Osbyig visits from Port Smith Arkansas. Various residents from Mason City Buffalo Center Des Moines Woodward and Des Moines spend time with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Garlock
Beverly Doerning
Ottosen
Wm. Margold
Jim Huff
Armstrong
Fred Mangold
Linn Grove
Clarence Ruppert
Elizabeth Ruppert
Ray Ruppert
Chas
Cope
Larry Maurice
Jack Fisher
Jack
Frank Fisher
Sadie Steiner
Mason City
Carl, Larson
Martin Osbyig
Port Smith
Arkansas
Caroline Osking
Ben Swanson
Mr. Wilson
Buffalo Center
Carl Larson
J. L. Carroll
Des Moines
Carroll
M. B. Schulte
John Carroll
Woodward
Heaviest Fish Rescue Anticipated by Officers in Iowa
Conservation officers forecast a record inland fish rescue this year as high water left thousands of game fish in land locked pools across Iowa. Pools will dry in summer risking mass die offs. volunteers and sportsmen will assist in relocating fish to permanent waters. Notify local officer or State Conservation Commission in Des Moines of drying ponds housing game fish needing rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa
State Conservation Commission
10Th and Mulberry
Des Moines
Iowa
Curlew Community News And Weddings In 1942
Curlew Iowa notes church services at Curlew Methodist and Blue Earth Minnesota wedding announcements. Edwin N Anderson and Naomi M Johnson wed June 17 1942 in Blue Earth with future plans unsettled by wartime. Corporal Creswell Klinge of Iowa 124th Observation Squadron from Curlew marries Genevieve Schulthies in Houston Texas. Local social updates include visits, baptisms, a vacation bible school, and residents preparing for induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Crewell Klinge
C. Creswell Klinge
Iowa
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Houston
Texas
Elmer E. Meirschin
Aweckheart
Mater
Heten Neimann
Leaven- Worth
Kans
Placement Volunteers For Palo Alto County
A local group of volunteer farm placement representatives organized in Iowa to connect agricultural employers and workers with the nearest United States Employment Service office. The notice lists Palo Alto residents who serve as placement volunteers to identify labor surpluses and shortages and aid workers and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
United States Employment Service
Palo
Caution Urged In Water Recreation
State safety officials warn that Iowa lakes and streams attract thousands for fishing boating and swimming but drowning incidents remain common due to carelessness. The Red Cross offers tips to swim only where supervised avoid cold water eat wait after meals and rescue safely using a boat or floating object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Northwestern Graduate Enlists in Navy Air Training
William L Branagan son of Mr and Mrs W T Branagan will report July 2 at Glenview Illinois Naval air training base with forty two Northwestern University men in the Wildcat Squadron No 2. The group will spend months at Glenview then proceed to Pensacola Florida or Corpus Christi Texas for advanced pilot training. Branagan was a member of Northwestern’s recent graduation class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L Branagan
W. T. Branagan
Chicago
U. S. Naval Air Training Base
Glenview
Ill
Northwestern University
Navy Air School
Pensacola
Fla
Corpus Christi
Texas
Local visitors and a driving accident reported
Mrs. A T Sweely of Rodman visited Marshalltown with Mrs Wilbur Price and daughter Mary Margaret where they stayed with relatives through Sunday. Ray Nichols of the west, injured his left shoulder Tuesday when the team he was driving ran away. Joe Lever of Mallard spent Thursday in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Sweely
Rodman
Marshalltown
Wilbur Price
Mary Margaret
Ray Nichols
Joe Lever
Mallard
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O. F. Cox
C. R. O'Brien
Adis Mary Schwint
Harold Brownlee
J. W. Kral
Algona
Sam Groff
Fred Hahn
Robert Storck
Carl Youngereen
Laurens
Otter Maiden
Marathon
Anchor
Bert Hughes
Rexall
Lake Okebex
Arnolds
Fark, Jows
Sriffy Anderson
AND
MIS
Tais Schelde Gever
U. S
Woody Herman
Bud” Godden
Stillman
Chee
Ruteven
Gee Ma
Aed
Curlew
Curlew Methodist Church
Harvey A. Walker
Kenneth E. Nelson
D. H. Bowers
Blaine Crown
Spencer Youth Bible Camp
Edwin N. Anderson
Naomi M. Johnson
Edwin Anderson
Blue Earth
J. J. Doerksen
Ronald Backstrom
Melvin Johnson
Maillard
Nels P. Anderson
Anderson
Riverside School
Betty Crown
H. Jacobs
Palestine
Euest
Nelson
Avis and
Shirley
Gordonsville
Henry Brumm
Jim
Jay Crown
John ‘Witt
Alvord
Howard Bryant
Carl Lund
Helen Flier
Graettinger
Oral Headrick
D.E. Gates
Arnold
Army
Otto Hall
Jake Grau
Ed Hall
Albert Daggett
Jake Harms
B. G. Matthiesen
F. E. Seagren
Eddie Seagren
Leech Lake Minn
A. J. Gross
Iowa City
Elmer Lowman
Gross
Darlene Harms
Ann Marie Heldt
Muriel Johnson
Jeanene Seagren
Viola Staver
Jeanette Gates
Rita Murray
Chas. Gustafson
P. B.seagren
Seagren
Floyd- Fosner
Arnold Gates
Pocahontas
Gates
Pocahontas County
U.S. Army
Palo Alto County
Liberty
Navy Air
William
Portage
Teepee Lester
Neville’ S
Neville’s
Spe
Neville’s Store
Emmetsburg, Iowa
North Iowaa
B. B. Hickenlooper
Edward J. Breen
United States
Hubert. Dyer
Lotts Creek
Bancroft
Lame Rock
Bruce —Orden
Weber Bros
Chatita
Herband
Robby McClean
Betty ON
TOWER
SAC and Fox Indians
Adminston
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