Draft News Classifications From Oct 20 1941 Board Meeting
A dense roll of names and addresses appears from a 1941 board meeting draft. individuals list varied routes and towns including Merrill LeMars Remsen Akron Kingsley Hinton and Vancouver with many Route numbers and street addresses. Reclassifications add numerous names across Merrill Akron LeMars Hinton Remsen and Kingsley with multiple route designations and incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Marvin Mainard
Merrill
Jackson
Harry Lee
Sioux City
Hartman
Floyd Calvin
McElhaney
Lloyd Raymond
4Th
Wayne
Neb
Thill
Vernon
John
Remsen
Langel
Edward
le Mars Oe
Ahmann
LeRoy Francis
LeMans
Bell
LeMars
Jauer
Glenn Raymond
Hinton
Kaas
Joseph Michael
Berkenpas
Donald
Irael
Harold Earl
Rt. 1
Vancouver
Wash
Johnson
Arthur Olander
Akron
Friske
Paul Fritz
Melvin LeRoy
Kingsley
Page
Richard Porter
Bock
Lloyd Paul
1St St. S.B
Heebner
Frank Vincent
Afi Sosaierdegehiss
Schorg
Emme Illiam
Brenneke
Lester Herman
Akrom
Rodesch
Anthony John
Blum
Francis Charles
Kestel
Harold Joseph
Omaha
Porsch
John Fred
Kingsley Vacdp
Brown
Wayne Lewis
Sar
Hansen
Ford RM
Henry John
Leedid
Jans
Karl Edward
Rodrich
Charles Mense
Gross
Vernon Russell
Anderson
Raymond William
Sats Baker
Clarence
Union Cub First and Second Grades
Union Cub classes recount a week of Halloween crafts and activities. Students honor visitors, study continents, and achieve perfect spelling and attendance while preparing for a fifth grade party. High school news covers home economics orders, science explorations, algebra, and new table tennis equipment for winter recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carine
Grace
Harold
Mary
Berneice
Marjorie
Tommy
Johnny
Gene
Mary Ann
Don P
Daniel
Shirley P
Mildred
Carrie
Harilyn Dorr
Valeria
Joan
John
Ruth
Rolland
Ruylis
Bonnie
Wilda
Dale Ritchie
Hallowe'en Arty
Joyce
Joan Cameron
Norbert Gotto
Verl Lehner
Yeconomics Brig
Arnold Otto
Stuart
Vernon Gross Farewell Party Before Training Camp
Friends of Vernon Gross hosted a farewell party Saturday evening at Mrs. Sarah Schweiberger home in Vernon. Gross left Monday for a training camp to serve the United States. He received a shaving kit as a parting gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Vernon Gross
Farwell
Saturda
Sarah Schweiberger
Vernon
Uncle Sam
Aloma of the South Seas and Three Girls About Town at Pix
Dorothy Lamour stars in Aloma of the South Seas alongside Jon Hall in a color Technicolor adventure from the Jungle Princess era. Also showing is Three Girls About Town with Joan Blondell Binnie Barnes and Janet Blair a hotel convention Comedy by magicians and morticians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Sarong) Lamour
Jon ‘Hall
Dotty
Aloma
Love Prize
Islands
South Seas
Joan Blondell
Binnie Barnes
Janet Blair
Local social notices and visits from area families
A recap of social visits and family events including Betty Leichty's return from a weekend with her parents in Everly, Sioux City shopping trips by Mrs. Lena Henderson and Mrs. Gilbert Parry, Vernon and Hilda Mason visiting from Minnesota with their father Philip Mason, and various other kin visiting or traveling to Kingsley Danbury Anthon and Ambet for weddings, hospital stays, and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Leichty
Everly
Leichty
Lena Henderson
Gilbert Parry
Anna Rathbun
Sioux City
Vernon
Hilda Mason
Verndale
Minn
Forest Campbell
Iowa City Hospital
E. M. Dilly
Edward Dilly, Jr
San Diegio
Calif
Vera Knudsen
Vera
Glenn
Helen
Bernice Lancaster
George Taylor
Baby
Glen Hathaway
Clarence Taylor
Raymond Fletcher
Annola
Ambet
Madelyn Trout
Blanche
Gladys Parry
Margaret Murray
Spencer
Vincent Murray
Bulldogs Clinch Tri-State Title On Muddy Field
LeMars Bull Dogs edged Vermillion Tanagers 18 to 0 to clinch the tri-state title for the second straight year and improve to one defeat in eighteen starts. Speedy Al Bartels starred in his final home game scoring one TD and advancing on a 30 yard run. The team managed three touchdowns with no successful conversions and only one completed pass from Vermillion late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Koenig
LeMars Bull Dogs
Vermillion Tanagers
Speedy al Bartels
Bull Dogs
Bartels
Vermillion
Bulldogs Dominate Despite Snow In Final Home Game
Vermillion was held to the Bull Dogs’ half of the field for most of the game as Lambert, Rees, Bartels, and Hardacre starred in the snow. Koerner and Vander Schaaf excelled on LeMars’ line while a six hundred strong crowd braved wet conditions. The L. H. S. trophy case will gain another championship, with one Armistice day game left against Ida Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho Lambert
Hardacre
Bull Dog
Bull Dogs
Bob Rees
al Bartels
Koerner
Vander Schaaf
LeMars
Anderson
Lambert
South Side
Bulldog
Ida Grove
Eagles Fall 20-0 to Gustavus Adolphus in Snow
Western Union Eagles traveled to St. Peter Minnesota and lost to Gustavus Adolphus 20 to 0 as three Gusties touchdowns were set up by blocked punts. Red Carlson starred with a 40 yard run and ten points in the second quarter. West ergaard blocked three Eagle punts for Gustavus while Wildman led Eagle offense. One game remains against Simpson next Friday with conference standings at stake and veteran stars Lantaff and Hill eyeing honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Eagles
St. Peter
Minn
Gustavus Adolphus
Gusties
Red Carlson
Eagles
Gustavus
Westergaard
Eagle
Wildman
Simpson
Lantaff
Hill
Akron War Vet Answers Last Call
Funeral services for Martin W. Kleihauer 52 Akron World War I veteran were held Friday in Akron with burial in Akron cemetery. He served in France with the 1918 AEF, wounded in the Meuse Argonne, hospitalized through peace, discharged March 1919. He leaves parents two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Kleihauer
Akron
Henry Kleibauer
Plmouth
Towa
Camp Dodge
France
St. Mihiel
Argonne Muegse
United States
United States Army
Henry Kleihauer
Paul Meske
Alfred Meske
Henry
George Licihauer
Dial Telephones Now Operating In Town Akron
Akron residents will soon have dialing service as Northwestern Bell Telephone Company announces the town will begin operation. The move aims to modernize communications and connect local homes and businesses to a wider telephone network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial Telephones
Akron
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Akron to adopt dial telephone service by December
R W Younie Akron manager says dial service progress aims to complete work for all customers by December 12. Central office equipment is in place and ready to begin dialing Monday as changes roll out with old and new systems operating during the transition. All subscribers will receive new numbers in a revised directory and are urged to start using it as phones switch to dial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
R. W. Younie
Akron Register- Tribune
Younie
Akron Exchange
Mr. Younie
Marriage of Former Remsen Girl Announced
Mrs. Stephen W. Donahue of Chicago announces the marriage of her sister Miss Mary Elizabeth Lamberto of Sioux City to Aden E. Swisher of Vermillion S D. The ceremony was at St Savior s Catholic church in Omaha August 4. The bride attended St Mary s high school Remsen Briar Cliff college and is in Delta Sigma. The groom is a USD graduate affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega. They will reside at 3025 Jackson Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Stephen W. Donahue
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Lamberto
Sioux City
Aden E. Swisher
Sioux Apartments
Fay Swisher
Vermillion
S. D
St. Savior’s Catholic Church
Omaha
Marcel Kelcher
Don O’brien
R. Nicholas Lamberto
Michael Lamberto
St. Mary's High School
Briar Cliff College
Delta Sigma Sorority
Swisher
University of South Dakota At
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Jackson
Mrs Parrot Dies at 67 in Hawarden Area
Mrs F J Parrot wife of F J Parrot of Eagle township died Thursday at 1 30 p m after a five week illness She was born in Cuba City Wisconsin lived in Carroll Iowa and Hawarden later moving to Treton She leaves two daughters Mrs Edward Kading near Ireton and Mrs Edwin Roberts of Madison Wisconsin two sisters Mrs Morehouse and Mrs Fusch of Madison Wisconsin Funeral services were at Ireton Methodist Church with interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Parrot
Eagle Township
Ireton
Treton
Edward Kading
Edwin Roberts
Madison
Wis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Sophie Morehouse
Lee Fusch
Madison, Wis
Explosion Blows Front Wheels Off of Car
Fire department crews respond to four calls at the Martin Wanderscheid scene after an explosion ruptures a car front end and triggers emergency service response. No injuries reported in initial accounts. investigators scour the site for cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wanderscheid
Car Fire at Schiltz Residence Causes Minor Damage
At 6 40 this evening a car owned by William Schiltz caught fire after he stepped on the starter during a visit to a home. The backfire started the blaze, blew the front wheels off, but the fire was quickly extinguished with only small damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schiltz
Schiltz
Home Talent Play Director Arrives for Nov 13 14
Miss Corey announced the event with a Tiny Tot contest for contestants ages one and a half to six years. Merchants sponsor the pageant and votes will be cast in ballot boxes across cooperating stores to determine the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Cattle Feeders Banquet in Le Mars on November 14
Plymouth county Cattle Feeders announce a banquet Friday evening November 14 at 7 p m at the Union hotel Le Mars. Rex Beresford extension animal husbandryman at Iowa State College will present the beef cattle outlook along with entertainment numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Union Hotel
le Mars
Rex Beresford
Extension Animal Husbandryman
Iowa State College
New 4 H Club Formed in Preston Township
Preston twp forms a new 4 H club named the Preston Pearls with Mrs Karl Fenske as leader and home demonstration agent Mrs Lois Hughes. Dorothy Milbrodt elected president, Pauline Fenske vice president, Lavonne Jacobs secretary treasurer, Irene Miller historian, Lois Hillrichs reporter. Charter members include Velgene Gronemeyer, Lois Hillrichs, Ramona Popken, Dorothy Milbrodt, Pauline Fenske, Lavonne Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Twp
Preston Pearls
Karl Fenske
Lois Hughes
Lloyd Ewers
Preston
Dorothy Milbrodt
Pauline Fenske
Lavonne Jacobs
Irene Miller
Lois Hillrichs
Velgene Gronemeyer
Ramona Popken
Marion Fredonia 4-H Club organizes local group
A group of America township boys who have been members of the Marion Fredonia 4 H club will meet at John Schnepf’s home Wednesday evening to organize a local 4 H club. Present will be John Schnepf Paul Stoos Albert Stoos Raymond Langel Victor Langel and Junior Kloster who have attracted other boys to 4 H work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Township
Marion-Fredonia
John Schnepf
Paul Stoos
Albert Stoos
Raymond Langel
Victor Langel
Junior Kloster
Funeral services for Alton's oldest resident
Funeral services for Mathias Henrich were held at St Mary's church in Alton last Tuesday morning. Henrich died October 25 at age ninety two, making him the town's oldest resident at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Henrich
Alton
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Henrich
Famed Aviator Gets Writ On Sheldon Plane
Jesse Bristow, a renowned aviator, obtained a writ of attachment Thursday against a Boeing biplane owned by Karl Steel of Columbus, Ohio. The aircraft, used in the Sheldon Air Show last August, had been kept in the Sheldon hangar since then. Bristow sought that such a restraint be placed on the machine as part of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Jesse Bristow
Boeing
Karl Steel
Columbus
Ohio
Bristow
Ambiguous wage dispute noted in early records
A fragmented notice mentions wages owed to an individual tied to Ingham and Hot Springs, with Pontiac also appearing. It references a set amount of 1 dollar under a Judge Rodman order issued in October 99, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do Steel
al Aingham
Hot Springs
With
Pontiac
Judge Rodman Org
Fragmented Political Fragments and scrambled OCR
A garbled OCR fragment mentions freedom topics and titles such as I Am An American and Say Is This the..., with partial names like Harold Ickes and William Boutwell. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, providing only hint fragments of potential political book or article references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ickes
Caldwell
White
Winston
America
Wm. Boutwelt
Corn husking, visits mark day in two Iowa towns
Mr and Mrs Jels Klost Terry and Mr and Mrs Jer of Oyeng attended the corn husking event on Thursday, spent the day with Mrs Walinga of Sheldon, and Mrs Andrew Bogh visited her mother at St Josephs in Scranton. Relatives and friends helped C Anderson of LeMars celebrate his birthday Saturday. Reverend Joseph Rasmussen conducted services at local churches in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jels Klost Terry
Jer
Oyeng
Walinga
Sheldon
Andrew Bogh
St. Joseph's Hip
Bradell
Akron
Doreas Aid Society
Hans Miller
Fred Marion
Elgin
Andrew
Glen Moir
Walter
Niels Mortensen
Joseph Rasmussa Scranton
Iowa
Gethsemane
Nazareththeran
Also Mentioned on This Page
LE Mars Globe-Post
Dlemars
R. F. Starzl
Redrickson
Raymond Eldorie
4Th St
Santa Monica
Weber
Lisle Fred
Westfield Sampson
Harold LeViett
H Andersen
Alfred Linden
Hirston
Hoffman
Werner Paul
LeMars - Schweitzberger
Francis ‘Woodrow
Kaiser
George C. O
7Th St
Emory G. J
Remsen Vanderhart
Aloysius Francia
Merril
Union Cub
LeMars, Ia
Tom Jones
Bulldogs
Careymen
Pillsbury’s
Pillsburys
Meis Gash Market
le Mars Eeveeree
Hawarden
Elk Point
Leeds
Evseree
Ree
Vermillion Peccanneptuc
Pee E Paes Eeereees
Owle Beggs
Pavlik
J. Armstrong
Vronin
LG Dawson Bonnema
Benson Koerner
Aeserenerees
RG Furs Cohee “Anderson
Robers
Karroll
Morningside
McKinely
Western Union
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Defense Foods
James A. Baxter
Myrtle I. Sylvester
Minnie M. Nash
James R. Nash
A. P. Baker
Fred T. Phillips
Oscar Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Amy Johnson Gruenfeldt
Amy Gruenfeldt
Sei
Herman C. Koch
Minnie Reemts
Henry C. Witt
Block
Benjamin F. Zuehl
Western
Union College
N. J. Bolser
Helen Flyn
Consid
Emma Janssen
Sioux County
Struble
Earl McGillvrey
Johanna Gerdes
Parrot
Tal
Ray
Plymouth St. S. E
Ray Goetzingeh
B&b
Salvage Co
LE Mars, Iowa
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