Willow Lake and Wolsey Neighbors Share Summer News
Willow Lake and surrounding towns report visits and welcomes from relatives and friends across Iowa Nebraska and California. Notable occurrences include Clifford Johnsons family hosting visitors from Wheaton Illinois and Cambridge Nebraska, and trips to Huron the Black Hills and Fargo. Several residents travel or host guests in Wolsey Tulare and Alp ena during the week with reunions and weddings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Clifford Johnson
Wheaton
Ill
I. Henry Johnson
Phoebe ,Welch
Sarah Schwerdfeger
Cambridge
Neb
Jett
Huron
Black Hills
Alter, Zichur
Milwaukee
Ev. Walter Zichur
Njamin Gerdes
Hawarden
Iowa
Talks On Health And Appearances At 4 H Meet
The willing Workers 4 H Club met at Lois Cowie’s home on June 6. President Eileen Minium presided. Members Hileen Della Lillian Lois Hazel Marjorie and Josephine attended. Talks on appearance and health were given. A scalloped potatoes demonstration was by Lois Cowie and Josephine Smith. The play The French Maid and the Phonograph was practiced for a June 27 performance. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is at Marjorie and Josephine Smith’s home on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cowie
Eileen Minium
Hileen
Della
Lillian
Lois
Hazel
Marjorie
Josephine
Josephine Smith
Farewell reception for Carrs and Marian at Zell parish
Members of St Marys parish Zell held a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Ruben Carr and Marian who are leaving for Oregon. Dancing was provided by Benny Wrkic Frank Stoltz and Charles Littel. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Jungwirth Wecota. A Cleveland store offered free ice cream cones to obtain straw hats for a bonfire to help a local football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Zell
St. Mary’s Parish
Zell
Ruben Carr
Marian
Oregon
Benny Wrkic
Frank Stoltz
Charles Littel
Ed Jungwirth
Wecota
Cleveland
Queen Elizabeth Wins Public Support With Simple Gestures
London report notes the Queen's wartime efforts to connect with ordinary Britons. Her shift from fashion focus to sincere acts, such as addressing unemployed youths and pledging to keep men employed, boosted her popularity alongside traditional royal duties.
Queen Elizabeth Captures Hearts On War Blitz Tours
The Queen tours blitzed districts with King George VI, boosting morale as she speaks frankly about fear and duty. Her plain, direct questions and bright, quick manner endear her to civilians and servicemen alike, enhancing royal morale support across England.
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Elizabeth
Kings
George Windsor
Josie
London
Wally Simpson
Britain
Mary
South England
Molyneux
Hartnell
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cress
Fox
Palace
East End
England
Lizzie the industrious woman beloved by Englands people
In a vignette of admired domestic virtue, Lizzie is praised as a resourceful home figure who cooks and sews, embodying the era's ideal of an industrious housewife. The piece highlights public affection for her and places her within English social memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arly
England
Hhick
Lizzie
Talks On Cheese In Meat Planning at Ravenna 4-H Club
The sixth meeting of Ravenna Happy Fall 4-H Club met at Hans Thorson home near Woonsocket. Verda Scofield led, members discussed soil conservation and a talk on Cheese in Meat Planning by Esther. Two members plan to attend 4-H camp. next meeting set for June 20 at Micke Schmit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Happy Fall
Hans Thorson
Woonsocket
Verda Scofield
Marvel Thompson
Esther
Micke Schmit
Recreational Program Underway At Lake Preston
Lake Preston opens its summer recreational program under Claire Smithback with boxing kittenball junior baseball tennis volleyball shuffleboard and horse shoe pitching. A kittenball league is organized with Ing Beck Lyle Halvers on and Gordon Mydland as captains. Competitions will follow later in the summer. Dr Uvedale, a schoolmaster, first grew sweet peas successfully in 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Claire Smithback
Ing Beck
Lyle Halverson
Gordon Mydland
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