Spinach and Pea Packing Progress at Olver Food
A Thursday start at Olver Food Products initiates a spinach pack expected to continue about two weeks. Seventy acres were contracted but poor growing weather will reduce the yield. Peas are growing well and hullers at Hamburg and east of Sidney are ready. First peas arrived Tuesday. Local wedding and graduation notes follow with mentions of Dr Beith, Sykes, and Jacksons connected to area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver Food Products Company
Hamburg
God Pereira
Sidney
Letters From Our Service Boys News From Wartime Letters
Wartime letters from service members describe hospital ships and front lines abroad, updates on daily life, school, sports and entertainment, and gratitude for hometown papers. Readers respond with address changes, local notices, and obituaries. civilian life manifests in prices, rents, and farm wages amid defense work.
Local residents and visitors noted in Junction City area social column
Samh Gaines spent two weeks with her daughter Mrs Pete Spitzer. Mr and Mrs Willard Gaines and daughter Barbara visited here from Junction City Kansas. Barbara planned a longer visit and would see relatives in Maryville. Creek and son visited with Hall family. Fred Whitehead of Albuquerque and Mrs Alphe Whitehead were guests. Les Dozier added a tea room porch. Bill Maness added another room. Selly Morgan and Junita toured with Kenneth Morgan of Greham. V J Herren and Donald Douglas shopped and did business in Rock Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Leisman
Mes
Samh Gaines
Airs
Pete Spitzer
Willard Gaines
Barbara
Junction City
Kans
Wil
Maryville
Kante
Creek
Tamburg
June Lial
Fred Whitehead
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Hall
Alphe Whitehead
Les Dozier
Bille Maness
Lin
Selly Morgan
Juenita
Kenneth Morgan
Greham
Island News Notes and Local Visits in Lang Household
Mrs D W Lang reports frequent showers and hay cutting. Social visits include Mr and Ruth's evening stay, the Verberg Coffey purchase, and many neighbors stopping by the Lang home. Names mentioned include Guinn, Floyd Holliman, Charlie Ellis, Will Thueyer, Keith Dooley, Eugene Temeyer, Helen and June English, Henry Hayes, Neola Hayes, Cart Dacekell, and OUs Compton of California among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lang
Mren
Ruth
Verberg Coffey
Traci
Irs
Guinn Botakione
Paul Karr
Omaha
Charley Henderson
Charley Ellis
Familly
Will Thueyer
Floyd Holiman
Ons Compton
Watson notice of local visits and guests in Star neighborhood
Mrs. V. L. Herren and Mr. and Mrs. Joni Maupin host Newell Sharp children visiting their grandmother Mrs. Rebecca Hoses. Mg and Mr. Ray Moses and others from Council Bluffs spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Herren. Delbert Mayfield of Port Leonard Ward, Mo. visited ten days with friends and relatives. Rufus Fisher of Yorktown visited his uncle and cousins Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. D. Hineline
Grover King
Nebraska City
James Gibson
Eatie Jane Hinetine
Peru
Nut
Hermat Heyl Hae
Shenandosh
John Mattes
Frank Wade
Filverton
Wade T
Hernard Mattes
Bir
Paul McElroy
Fayette
Ernest Zach
Hadly Sutton
Suzanne
Furlington
Sutton
Defense
Percival
Friends
Mayfield Brothers
Anamosa
Jean Pergell
Hurst
Wilson Packing Co
Mano
Omaha
Nell Thrapp
Cliford
Mons
A. B. Bebout
Imd
Hemard Ricketts
Vernon
Burton Perseil
Jean Fersell
Jean Ricketts
Pauline Farley
Orville Barker
Yankton
S. Oak
Chalatie Sori
Gari Bovder
Francis Foley
SS. Joseph
Seneral
Elmer Pellet
V. L. Herren
Joni Maupin
Rock Port
Newell Sharp
Star
Rebecca Hoses
Ray Moses
Farouly
Council Blasts
W. L. Herren
Delbert Mayfield
Port Leonard Ward
Rufus Fisher
Yorktown
Herb Gase
Schoolhouse Event Draws Crowd for Canning Demonstration
A gathering at the school house drew a sizable audience for a canning demonstration led by Miss Lippman on Thursday. The event highlighted practical home economics and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Miss Lippman
Manternach cattle loss reported. stray sighted
A Monticello Express report states Florian Manternach failed to locate eight head of cattle after a thorough search. A neighbor near Maquoketa said the cattle were seen strayed in the area, prompting renewed concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticelly
Florian Manternach
Monternach
Iveallty
Lo Manternach
Maquoketa
Grant teacher Norma Kreger retires after long service
Norma Kreger ends a teaching career spanning decades in Grant primary. She first taught from 1836 to 1962 for six years, paused after marriage in 1903, and returned when her husband died in 1907 to teach 39 more years in the same school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Kreger
Grant
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Grea
Linn
Sally
Beith
Halines Colle
Dr. Sykes
Marhatitown, Iowa
de and
Birs
R. W. Sykes
Jackson
Pacific Junction
Ralph Jackson
Pera Normal
L Coal
du Pont Laboratories
Charleston
Ind
Pryor
Oklahoma
Airepnoiee
Pearum
Ita Rit Rudolpht Nahkunst
Ong
Danae
Chlinder
Eugene BS
Ong Dary
Reir Lst
Wr Pauley
Nates
Son
Harlan
Pinkry" Buhr
Harmon Harmes
P. E
Ralph James
U. SA
Yanks
Gianls
Dodgers
Dean Heady
Donwd
Hill
Yakhua
Bill Okrent
Canal Zone
Panama
Iar
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Lie Coash
Fereat Fuyar
Donale
Mr. Hill
Everett Ghularch
Arthur
Sheeptainis
Watcha Asd
Angie
Dante
Anton
Sargeant L. G. Ward
Marne
Gardner Field
Calif
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Talt
Oliver Bays
Hui
Tle
California
Fremont County
Robert Scrimsher
J. H. Ricketts
Adarsh
Cabral
Lenin
Tuva
Titadia
Watson
Joe Nies
Found Factory Fresh Co
S—Sonstreet
Itias Thompson
Kde
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