Food For Freedom Slogan For Coming Year
A reported gathering on October 1 featured over sixty five County Committeemen from nine counties including Palo Alto. County Chairman Lawrence D. Brennan presided as out of town speakers Albert J. Loveland Harvey Hazen Maurice O Reilly Fred Wall and Alvin Cooke discussed defense food goals and liquidations of corn. Local residents Marion Hatfield Ted McCarty and Thomas Hereim visited or returned from duties as others shared news of hospital, family, and defense work in Baltimore and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Palo Alto
Lawrence D. Brennan
Albert J. Loveland
State Trible
Harvey Hazen
Iowa State Committee
Maurice O'Reilly
Fred Wall
Boone
Alvin Cooke
North West Iowa
Chris
Local Social Notes and Miscellany From Emmetsburg Area
Local visitors and callers including Mrs J P Wagner and Mr and Mrs Eugene Fitzgerald visited Emmetsburg and Estherville households this afternoon. Verne Shaffer of Anamosa suffered severe burns from a gasoline carburetor explosion on a truck. A misaddressed circular with a three cent stamp spurred Hugh L Mosher of Allison to forward it to his daughter in Parkersburg where a hundred dollar prize check awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Wagner
Emmetsburg
Eugene Fitzgerald
Verne Shaffer
Anamosa
J. d. O'Rourke
Thos. Conway
Estherville
William
O'Rourke
Blom
Rose Rathman
Ayrshire
Hugh L. Mosher
Allison
Parkersburg
Little Gaylan Bart Hurt Playing Near Tractor
Little Gaylan Bart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bart, bruised three fingers Friday while playing around his father's tractor. He was taken to a doctor for dressing as friends wish him a speedy recovery. Nearby residents and relatives visited at various homes over the weekend including J. R. Kenny of Spencer and E. S. Cole of Emmetsburg. Numerous local visitors and family members were noted, with birthdays celebrated and illnesses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylan Bart
Walt Bart
J. R. Kenny
Spencer
Osgood
E. S. Cole
Emmetsburg
Richard Kinnetz
Minnie Stigman
Leo Kinnetz
Robert Schutt
Depew
R. F. Tanbs
Fenton
Clarence Moffitt
J. F. Moffitt
Maple Hill
Local Farm and Community Notes From Twelve Mile Lake Area
Mr and Mrs Claude Farmer of Fort Dodge spent Sunday at Bert Farmer's home. Jerold Larson recently returned from Ruthven where he worked since school closed. Alfred Johnson of Graettinger rented the Baumgartner farm, moving March first. Mr Anderson moves east of Graettinger. EB B Osher and wife heard from Ernest, in Texas camp, hoping to visit home in October. Bert Rolfson helped Ed Rolfson move from Graettinger to a Lost Island area farm last week. Gerald Bonstead of Lost Island rented the Spies farm on Robert Winters’ place. Kenneth Bryan returned Thursday from Armstrong after assisting at the garage. Henry DeWall is building a large new hen house. Mr and Mrs C B Larson visited Jens Jensen’s near Estherville. Lyward Sevatson bought the Elwood Hyatt house and plans to move it near the state line. Harold Eats helps at the DeWall home. Aer and Mrs Kenneth Starkey and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Schenderer attended the cattle congress at Waterloo. The NLR 4-H club met with Dorothy and Janiece Larson. four members attended due to rain. A group from Twelve Mile Lake and Wallingford enjoyed skating at Dreamland rink in Arnolds Park and picnicked at Fort Tehane State Park. Heletha Helgeson of Huntington and Mr and Mrs John Helgeson of Fonterla visited their mother Mrs Cristing Helgeson and attended services at Wallingford Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Farmer
Fort Dodge
Bert Farmer
Jerold Larson
Ruthven
Alfred Johnson
Graettinger
Baumgartner Farm
Lyle Anderson
Anderson
EB. B. Osher
Ernest
Texas
Bert Rolfson
Ed Rolfson
Lost Island
Gerald Bonstead
Spies Farm
Robert Winters
Kenneth Bryan
Armstrong
Henry DeWall
C. BY Larson
Jens Jensen
West
Estherville
Lyrward
Heletha Helgeson
Huntington
John Helgeson
Fonterla
Cristing Helgegon
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Local residents visit relatives and friends across Iowa
Mrs Sevold drove to Mason City Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends. Miss Fiieburg, a local grade teacher, enjoyed a Sunday visit from her parents from Spencer. Dr J P McManus attended a medical meeting in Emmetsburg Wednesday evening. Miss Maxine Hood from Algona spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hood, Graettinzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevold
Mason City
Fiieburg
Spencer
de. J. P. McManus
Emmetsburg
Maxine Hood
Algona
Lloyd Hood
Graettinzer
Penny Serenade at Hawkeye Theater stars Dunne and Grant
Hollywood notes spotlight Columbia romance Penny Serenade with Irene Dunne and Cary Grant. A newspaper couple wed, face loss and disaster, rebuild life after tragedy, while film history marks their emotional journey. Also previews So Ends Our Night with Margaret Sullavan and Frederic March and Cyclone on Horseback with Tim Holt. The Saint’s Vacation and other features play October 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Report
Columbia
George Stevens
Hawkeye Theatre
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Martha Cheavens
Mc Calls Magazine
Penny Serenade
Grant
Miss Dunne
Japan
Collier’s Magazine
Leonid Kinskey
Lionel Royce
Ruth Holland
Margaret Sullavan
Ludwig Kern
Glenn Ford
Tim Holt
Hawkeye
Marjorie Reynolds
Ray Whitley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe
Farmers Grain Co
Iowa
O'Reilly
J. J. Sullivan
Marion Hatfield
Ames
Granettinger
Maria Jacobsen
Wallingford
Ted McCarty
Creighton University
Omaha
Sus
D. E. McCarty
Ae Lee
South Dakota
O. L. Thoreson
Thomas Hereim
Baltimore
California
McCarty’s Grocery
Graham
SODA
Jack Sprat
Borden
Hamas
Sz & Osgood News
Léona Kinnetz
Wm. Schutt
Near Denew
Schutt
Jim Mahan
Evelyn Rozella
Frances
Dude Kane
Baby
Albert. Scheafler
Elbert Powers
Win. McConnell
Twelve Mile Lake
Hugh Sinclair
Simon Templar
Sally Gray
Sinclair
Monty
Switzerland
Internation
Sauter Arizona
Callfornia Kingdom OF the Sun
Ocean
Carlsbad Caverna
Poulain
Rock Island
C. C. Gardner
Locust Street
Des Moines
Ute Island
C. A. Jensen
Anderson Grocery
H. C.corn
Creft
Spark
Linit
Fortune
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