News of Our Men In the Service
Bet Gordon Watts rt Cn. I Wil- Teco, killed in Africa on April 27, and his nephew Howard Watts of Willixn, wounded. He was son of late Mr and Mrs Arch Watts. sister Mrs Chester Manrose and three brothers Veryle Verne Dean. Watts discharged from the army after age limit. trapped in the Battle of Tunis, aided by outfit mates. Also notes other servicemen: Willieon home for years. Roger Bird and Mrs Karen Wendy visiting, Loren attending a naval flying school. Charles Blurm fresh from “boon” training. Richard Pouge landed in North Africa May 17. Charles Wingate returning from Cali. Cpl Carl Wingate left for Laredo after furlough. medical and training updates. Local families and communities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Gordon Watts
Rt Cn. I
Wil- Teco
Avison
Africa
Oyu Howard Watts
Willixn
Wis
Lee
Mya
Arch Watts
Hus
Mss
Bluineland
Befote
Jerves
Chester Manrose
Veryle
Verne
Dean
Woks
Cunp Claiburnv
Peart
Adaing County
Sam Crown
Paul Gardner
Navy School
Faruin
Chas. Gardner
Richard Pouge
North Africa
Richard
Charles
Faitagul
Waho
Navy
Lsat
San Diego
Bird
Karen Wendy
Nochochos
Clarence Thendy
Loren
Paval
Herr
Hoadys
Res Nnion
Clifford Yarding
St. Peterablite
Fin
Fort Lojath
Cola
P.M. Markwell
Ealion Hoapital
San Francisco
Evernces Srivier
Cpl
Carl Wingate
Laredo
Tex
Holly Wingate
Bishop Speaks at Leent Church Burwood in Memorable Visit
The bishop of the Dakota Methodist area preached at Leent Church in Burwood on Sunday morning to a large appreciative audience. The event honored the memory of a charter member, with lectern presented by Charles Troitzinger, and a painting donated by Mr and Mrs Will Tearrez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwood
Halph Mages
Lhe Town
Smth
Dakota
Methodist Church
Gailante
Charles Troitzinger
Yokume
Wash
Wisk
Hols- Yamer
Jesus
Jereotem
Will Tearrezh
Laptts
Memorial Day Memorial Observance in Hamburg Maine
Memorial Bay observed a Memorial Day program in Hamburg with a parade to cemeteries at Hamburg Olive and Mb. Zlou. Local groups performed music and readings, Vernon Johnson mayor of Gidney spoke, and J. J. Meckers addressed the crowd as veterans and Spanish-American War service were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ameri
Jean Lesson
Autilary
Olive
Mb. Zlou
Gg Sheirman
Te Tasbor Band
Fife
Yourman
Reymond Brown
Tabor
Methodist
Rambug
Vernon Johnson
Gidney
J. J. Meckers
Seventh Sservice Command
Olina
Retired Hamburg Publisher Dies After Long Illness
Obituary for Mills, former publisher of the Hamburg Republican, who died at Incal hospital after years of declining health. Born February 28, 1867, in Obie, he began newspaper work in Indiana and Iowa, owned a Walker paper before moving to Hamburg in 1922 to lead the Republican. Survived by wife Daisy and children, funeral at Methodist church with burial in Hamburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Framis
Upper Iowa University
Walker
Iowa
Homburg
The
Republic
Molla
Teague
Jule Milly
J Mark Ingly
Obie
Bagty Ab Delwatnr
Toren
Arid
Iren
Mills
Hatlen
Mortis
Rlso
Ln J
Kenomes
Roger
Wwehington
T. C. Owen
Gitley
Neto Brhiaifer
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Wortine
Oakland
Miswaa
Amie
Methodist Churels
Kiwanis Club
Henry ‘Teele
Mother Daughter Receptor at Methodist Church Reception
A largely attended Methodist church reception honored the mother and daughter pairs with a coronation ceremony featuring Mist Mary Katherine Butler. Miss Talllen James and Marcared Finnel performed a duet, Mrs. Marry Wieger delivered a costume salute, and Henry Yoott spoke on Mothers and Daughters, citing famous examples. Refreshments followed the program served by the new queen and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mary Katherine Butler
Tallen James
Marcared Finnel
Marry Wieger
RB. W. James Esnit
Mya
Henry Yoott
Weather Report and Planting Outlook from May
The report notes precipitation at 224 tarles departure from normal and 221 inches, marking the greatest 24 hour amount. It references a three month average of six months days for corn planting, mentions late rains packing ridges, and warns the moisture is too deep to allow pond and seed germination. It also includes fragmentary references to individuals and local dates, with unclear context and several garbled lines.
Bert Carpenter Dies After Brief Illness
Bert Carpenter longtime resident of the community dies after a brief illness in Omala hospital Jos. May 27 1d4 He was born August 10 1873 in Atchison County Mo Married to Jeane Moore October 31 1896 Survived by wife five children three sisters and one brother Funeral services conducted by Rev BD M Gillett and Rev George Kittle Interment in family lot at Faith Creek cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carpenter
Omala
Jos
Penter
Clristian
George Bert Carpenter
Charlie
Mary Carpenter
Atchinurt
Jeane Moore
Charles
Byron Hol
Marlifine
Bfe
Anid
Memdanins
Mollie Bushey
Daisy Morgan
Leafy Overman
W. P. Carpen
Mansfeld Funeral Home
M_Gillett
George Kittle
F_n Creek
Obituary of Arthur Sonter Sonner in Marklwr township
Arthur Sonter Sonner, born April 1, 1866 in Jefferson County Idaho New Fairfield, died May 25 1043 at his Marklwr home after 33 years there. Survived by wife Gora, children, five sisters and four brothers. Funeral services conducted by Rev Aner G. Donging and Rev Virgil sendernn at his home May 28, interment at Taco Grove cemetery. Casket bearers listed: Vern Pinte ley Everett Brown Ralph Unliday Zack Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sonner
George
Susan Renkins Genner
Jefferson County
Ida
New Fairfield
Ming
Markl
Hamling
Gora
Sid Bandi Tan Fonner
Healy Leaven
Bima Wie
Caldwell
Idubw
CO. A Chapli
Pomona
Oslit
Mra
Die Dann
Dea Moines
Mm i Ginudle Schmille
Clyde
Tourtsivue
Weatborn
Twi Fils
Idaho
Amas
Fuselle
Ben
Teul
Dev Gliy
Mule
Wilder
Segho
Boi
Donging
Virgil Sendernn
Mini Brown
Hamburg
Bunnie
Ellen Tee
Tacos Grove
Nemecery
Vern Pinteley
Everett Brown
Ralph Uniliday
Zack Brown
FL Ly Diggs
Glareene Morais
OPA Extends Blue Stamp Period and Price Act Updates
The agency extended blue stamp period for one week while new price act details were announced affecting several stamp series and end of month buying patterns. Officials indicated continued support for retailers and consumers as coverage extends to early June with adjustments to eligibility and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Previntsaly
Miniwraum Agency
K. L
Renew Gas Ration Books For Vehicle Owners
Gasoline ration renewals announced with simplified forms at local stations and central sites. Motorcyclists and car owners may apply by mail, with forms read from registration cards. renewal books issued without in-person inspections this time to speed the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asic
Otter
Orien
Jens
Inetuitar
Hufort
Mae
Avot
Torin
Iowa Ration Calendar and Coupons Collate
A fragmented wartime ration notice lists gasoline and staple coupons with validity dates. It mentions blue stamps, red coupons, and various issue months, noting expirations in June and July and referencing specific coupon numbers and redemption rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Tommy
Juan G
Urey Luna
Euainga
Jung al
Renewal of Drivers Permits Announced by Public Safety Official
Jar W. Fischer, town commissioner of public safety, announced the renewal of drivers licenses with extensions to the 1941-1943 license period. Renewal cards will be issued and field clerks stationed in counties to process applications, requiring applicants to present current licenses and renewal documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fischer
Nermana
Department of Pulls
Tebe Reeves Died Sitting in His Car
Tebe Reeves lifelong community resident died in his car at his Helpwood farm near Mansfield. He had been talking with forewarn, Revyen Monroe, when the car unexpectedly lurched and Reeves died. Born August 10, 187d, he lived in Valley Farm community and died May 28, 193, aged 68 years, 9 months, 1H days. Survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs Warumakeyr and Mrs Jack Guud, five sisters, and many relatives. Funeral services held at Mansfield Pancras Home Tuesday afternoon, with burial in the Tnberg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebe Reeves
Helpwood Farm
Scbree Reeves
Panes
le Valley Farm
Rommunnly
Riled
Fannie Ntor
Sidney
Tanlon
Peren
Maren
Ben
Mb Warumakeyr
Jick Guxd
Tive
Mors
Davis
Fours Borchers
Nebraska
Mansfield Pancras
Tuowlay
Tor Terry ‘Thelg
W. Tandy
Tnberg
Candid Images Show Students at Aviation Event
A fragmented report describes a magazine feature on aviation photos with Mictwie Magazine credit. It notes Charles Warte's run photos and an attempted close view of a subject, while another page highlights Grummer Avenue Navy shots and nearest camera focus, though faces are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnstall
Mae
Ayers
Eady
Roma
Charles Ie
Anothur
Boys Leave for Service From Hamburg Area
Roland Gordon Tommy Verdant Willie Lyon of Hamburg join the train for induction at Fort Leavenworth. Sterling Sloan assigned to Fort Lewis. Donald J. Green of Glenwood enlists in the Navy. Alva Caches joins Beabees and will depart for Camp Lewis. Names of all tested but not published for medical reasons, stirring public curiosity and prompting scrutiny of draft records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Gordon
Tommy Verdant
Willie Lyon
Hamburg
Lawrents Lengston
Thorpuin
Lars Barnes
Omohs
Willee Minlloy
Randolph
Lewis
Virginie
Hays
Sidney
New Regulations on Soldiers Mail Clarified by Postmaster
Postmaster Howand Gotan outlines soldiers mail rules including postage rates for civilians versus service members. The bulletin details overseas addressing, postage due rules, and popular pastnae rates with figures such as four cents for the first ounce and two cents for each additional ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howand Gotan
Yoslugi
Bob
New York
San Prittivi
Dorlag
Hamburg Hospital Notes Muddled Births and Appointments
The report lists numerous patients and procedures from Hamburg Hospital. Entries mention births, tonsillectomies, appendectomies, medical care, and major surgeries, with dates mostly in May and June. Names include Mr Marion Clagger and Mrs Ciince Fieteher, among others, with scattered consent notices and maintenance items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait
Marion Clagger
Girnwood
Fe Bevy
Billy Ven Renan
Hartrett
Une Hospital
Jerry Hinik
Malvern
Wihuy Perkitin
Marneent
Ciince Fieteher
Vie Oworth
Bambang
Wan
Ruaoul Tawlens
Tarkio
Desert Maneuvers Told To Kiwanis Club Audience
A report of Zutz speaking to the Kiwanis club about desert training experiences. Recruits endured rough conditions in California and a desert camp near Los Angeles with heavy tent work, hydration delays, and early hardships shaping their Army drill shaping and mindset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zutz
Club
California
Kiwanis Club
Florida
Ever Springs
Rios
Catifornis
Les Duigeles
Calvin & Mile
Evenius
Wayling
Shaotine
Tynesal
Tor & Ton
Mel Irons
Inavlas
Martin
Norbork
Jiebien
Dave
Wwller
N. Rober
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Leent Church
Tranty
Bention
Asharma
Wan Tormeneh
AL Beers
Pina Wits
Aid Heath
Annanriped
Mist Klein
Cheh
Arthur Sonter
CIA
Citsar
Ana Fico
Priniy Prentay
Pims Mackie
Wwe
Silerus
Elagar
Lre
Naveeylog Nhaliria
Niann River
Aeris
Sodan
Colonial Company
DonlAv
Robert Preston
El+ Jen Diew
Boralico
Gnungking
Fe Tenatee
Zane
China
Axis
Alghis
Henry
Mani
Wand Brother
Air Foren
Newson
Guffield
Ge ‘Young
Marty Carey
George Tobin
Arthur Kenmedy
Fen Daminy
Ostarrhit
Bert Parion
Margaret Findeay
Will Ho
Wareen
Tatacatentore de
Warnetair
Meveriy
Fonda
Abel
Abe Childres
Sanstiteratte
Tebe” Reeves
Hamburg Hospital
Bet Practtoll
Tahoy and
Fomit
Vielstamburg
Moana
Benson
aMauenters
Carle
Iinhirdy
Clee
Vinhend Mraihuniy
Merten
Kane
Mir
Eiavel
Buseaul
Arnuel
Ruy
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