Local Navy and Army Troops Home On Furloughs
Cpl LeRoy Paulsen of the U S Army is home on a brief furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Jorgen Paulsen. Cpl Norman Luchsinger recently extended a laday to stay two weeks longer. Allen J Birkland of the Navy spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Jaawrenen Birkland. stationed at Great Lakes training school. LeRoy Miller from Camp Carson is home from the Army on furlough to his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Miller. Pvt Wayne Masters was home from Ft Snelling for a brief visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Pred Masters. Charles Young of the U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs AB Young Graettinger, now chief petty officer, on his way home from Yokohama. Alfred Vollmert and family returned to the Great Lakes after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Max Vollmert. Alfred has five years navy service with a new enlistment through 1948. James Hayes, now a civilian, was discharged at Lido Beach after years in the Navy in the Pacific. to join wife and baby in Warwick NJ. Leon Moraine, on Samar Island Philippines, writes of Okinawa invasion duties. describes loading ammunition and gear, air raids, and ship actions during the operation. Charles City Daily Press notes discharge and travel updates for several other service members and a Navy air operations account.
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Camp Carson
LeRoy Miller
U. S. Army
Peter Miller
Charles Young
U.S. Navy
Mr. and Ales
R. AB Young
Graettinger
Yokohama
Alfred Vollmert
Phar Je
Vollmert
Phmp
Great Lakes
Max Vollmert
Alfred
Navy
James Hayes
The
Lido Beach
Long Island
Pacific
Warwick
New Jersey
Island OF
Samar
Leon L. Moraine
Martin Knudstein
Philippines
Okinawa
Guadalcanal
Guam
Saipan
Moraine
Ecvoy
Leon
Rie
Charles City
Kan— Dantes Helgeson
Jimes Helgeson
Times Office
Camp Carson Finday
Uncle Sam
Cpl
Ielgeson
Germany
James
Mer
Aml
Martin Kindsliien
Merle J. Katudslien
Mit
San Prancisco
Hoo Milnee
States
Pearl Harbor
Minnetok
Marshall Islands
Two Jima
Lwo Jima
Merle
Ulithi
Equator
Manus
Islanos
Navy Duys
Social Items From Local Clubs and Meetings
Loss Island Home Mission to meet at Mrs Jorgen Paulsens home on Friday September 28 with all invited. Mrs John DeVries hosts her bridge club Monday evening with cards and refreshments. Catholic Missionary Society plans meeting October 1 at Mrs George Graettingers home inviting all. Riverside Club to meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Nick Sherman home and members asked to bring worsted pieces.
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Lost Island Home Mission
Test Island Home Mission
Jorgen Paulsen
John DeVries
Catholic Missionary Society
The
George Graettinger
Iiverside Club
Riverside Club
Nick Sherman
County farm survey on feed and livestock plans
A county questionnaire reveals farmers prefer feeding corn to livestock if corn stores stay firm, with 14 bushels of old corn reported in Oct. Oats and hay output rose over 1944, averages per farm rose to 2058 bushels of oats and 42 tons of hay. If corn becomes soft, many would market hogs later and buy feeder pigs. feeder cattle could rise 9 percent.
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Palo Alto
Farm Bureau
Aga
Dairy Tester Training Offered by Iowa State College
Farm Bureau reported from Hilton Baynton that Iowa needs forty dairy tester supervisors. A testers training course will be at Iowa State College in Ames from October 15 to 27, 1945. No charge for training. qualified applicants may be placed with an association. Pay ranges from 12 to 15 dollars per month with ten months’ tenure, tester supplies own car while college supplies testing equipment to the association. Applications available at the Farm Bureau office.
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Farm Bureau
Hilton Baynton
Ames
DH. I. A
Iowa
Iowa State College
RIM
Interest in Dairy Herd Improvement Work Opens List
A notice invites individuals to join the Dairy Herd Improvement Association through the Agricultural Extension Service at 120 Arm Hill Ames. The Dairy Aius bandry Department will welcome correspondence from anyone interested in the program.
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Dairy Aiusbandry Department
Agricultural Extension Service
Au. Hill
Ames
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Precautionary DDT Use Guidance in Rural Areas
The state health department urges cautious DDT use in farm settings. It advises protections for food areas, milking utensils, and drinking water, plus hand washing and disposal safety. Officials say safer uses are recommended until more is known about human effects, reflecting a cautious policy.
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State Health Department
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LeRoy Paulsen
LeRoy Pawsen
U.S. Army
Norman Luchsinger
Norman Luchsheer
Allen J. Birkland
Jaawrenen Birkland
Wayne Masters
Pvt
Ft. Snelling
Pred Masters
Spies
Carl Spies
Army
Emmetsburg
Ray Davenport
Algona
Enhower
Don Hartman
Misenhower
Don
Enghams
Fo Rome
Allen Denny
Ab Gad Maes
Nottis
Ohio
New York
Dhe
Denny
Des Moines
Grachinger
cHuilty
Skow
Mrs. McDonald
Sharon Hansen
Hove
Dick Derrickson
Viola Payton
Sharows
James Hansen
Sharon
Geratul
W. L. Mively
Barmetsburg
M Erasmus Hansen
Aml Mas
Dave Clark
Lively
George
Harry Welland
Leona Hively
Robert
Gad Stoos
Hansen
Methodist Youth Fellowship
David Baumgartier
Donald Reynolds
Mary Elaine Herke
Valois Jensen
Hart Mills
Phyllis Does
Donald Mc Williams
Stars & Stripes
Farmers Grain Co
Hawkeye Theater
Molly and
Gracie Fields
Monty Wooley
Maytaz
Maytap
Maytag
McWilliams Hardware
Ther Grows
Brookly
Dorothy McGuire
James Dunne
Black Hills Express
Saageregoese Ete
Vee
Marvel Proust
Lutheran Sunday School ‘Teachers' Union
Estherville
First Lutheran Church
Masted
Law
Oil
John Bondhus
Grachtinger
Dows
Esther Shnansen
Josephing Thadeland
Amos Pigelandt
Wallingford
Teachers Union An
Petersburg
Minn
J. Me Wolden
Fairmont
Quartette
H. GC. Molstre
Armetrong Wepeids
Wallhysford
Milpar Iverson
Lid
Aanonson Tal Thompson
Whitlem
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Rev. J. JF. Masted
Learcers’ Union
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L. Thoreson
G. Gilbe
Umes
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John's
New’s
T. A. Thompson
Windom
AL Benediction
M. C. Thompson
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