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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1943

Page

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Soldier Letter In News Headlines From Clinton Herald

A Clinton Herald write-up features Lieut. Claire Penzkofer, a returned North Africa veteran, discussing artillery tactics, radar developments, and Luftwaffe threats. He praises Allied cooperation with Britain’s Montgomery and notes two burning incentives for Americans: end the war and return home. The piece blends war description with personal history and reflections on combat experiences.

Clinton Herald Claire Penzkofer North Africa William Penzkofer Penzkofe Rommel Penzkofer Luftwaffe United States Tommy Montgomery Eighth Army Egypt U. S Africa

Local News Highlights From Marshalltown Area

Local notes report guests at the Brint home in Marshalltown, health updates on G. C. Ogier, a Lima Peru birth for Lieut. Bruce Baumgardner’s baby Kay May, and various visits. A Dallas area trip discount tip via Ole Larson is noted, plus details on family moves, Decoration Day activities, and cemetery decorations.

C. B. Adair Max Brint[wall Marshalltown G. C. Ogier Bruce Baumgardner Lima Peru Kay Baumgardner

Vacations and Rest Allowance Mentioned by Claire Penzkofer

A fragment notes months long vacations and the chance to lie around and luxuriate in the sensation of being in the United States as stated by Claire Penzkofer.

United States Claire Penzkofer

June Is Here Poem from Darlington, Ind

By John A Stover. A lyrical ode from Darlington Indiana celebrates June the beautiful. The poem describes June as a season of joy with blooming roses, cheerful birds, and woodland melodies, inviting the speaker to join the chorus of praise on summer’s arrival.

John A, ‘Stover Darlington, Ind

LeGrand Friends Church Welcomes With Friendly Services

LeGrand Friends Church invites attendance with Pastor Rey C. Thompson presiding. Morning services include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11. Evening services feature Christian Endeavor at 6:45.

Christian Endeavor

Christian Church Service Notice

Christian Church announces morning hours with Minister Sarah M. Piper leading. Church School at 10 a.m. and Preaching Service at 11 a.m. A welcome to all who attend.

Sarah M. Piper

The Purple Heart Shown By Alpheus Shellenbarger

Alpheus A. Shellenbarger displayed a recently awarded Purple Heart, a high U S Government honor from World War I. Wounded by a German sharpshooter in France, he spent months in hospitals before returning to the United States. The solid gold and purple medal bears the inscription For Military Merit and his name, reflecting his service with Company D, 118th Infantry, 59th Brigade, 30th Division.

Alpheus Shellenbarger U. S Alpheus France Alpheus A. Shellenbarger Co. D 118Th Infantry 59Th Brigade

Marriage at San Francisco Ties LeGrand Family

Grace Collar reports the marriage of Eva Moore and Howard Renus Ackerman on May 20, 1948 in San Francisco. Attendants included Grace Collaz and Glen Byer, with the bride daughter of the late A T Lowry of LeGrand. The groom, son of John Ackerman of Denver, Colorado, works as a pipe fitter in Vallejo shipyards. they will reside at 100 Ness Ave Vallejo. Grace notes war times and sends regards to LeGrand friends.

LeGrano Lowry Ois Ava Moore LeGrand Marshalltown Howard Renus Ackerman Vallejo Calif Edward A. Souther San Francisco California Glen John Ackerman Denver Colorado Ness Ave Grace Collar

Quarry Chapel Service Schedule Intro

Fey L T Hibs pastor leads morning worship and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Services follow at 11 a.m. Evening Services are at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday night prayer meeting is held.

Former LeGrand Teacher Mrs J Kenneth Anderson Dies

Former LeGrand and Montour resident Mrs J Kenneth Anderson died last Wednesday at her Reinbeck home after a three year illness. Funeral held Friday at 12 80 o clock in Reinbeck with Rev Oswald Sandback, burial in Rowley. Dorothy Rouse Anderson born August 1904 at Brewster Minnesota, survived by husband and two daughters Patricia and Gladys. She taught at LeGrand and Rowley before marriage. moved to Reinbeck two years ago.

J. Kenneth Anderson Montour Reinbeck Oswald Sandback Methodist Church Rowley J. E. Rouse Anderson Dorothy Rouse Brewster, Mins Eiley Emma Howard Rouse Dorothy L. C. Howard Mr. Rouse Montour High School Lowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls LeGrand Joseph M. Poduska Marshalltown Ferminich Poduska Bernard Agnes Zednichek Bertha Handorf Helen Caputo Gladys Straka Garwin Lela Dostal Traer Charlotte Blanche Poduska Hilda Straka Estes Funeral Home P. G. Dennis Pleasant Hill

Visits Connect Old Friends Across Iowa Towns

Elwyn Beane stayed at the W B Hewitt home in Marshalltown from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Ray Beane and son David returned from Emerson Nebraska after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Ensminger. Sharolyn extended her stay. Charles Davis of Grinnell visited LeGrand friends on Tuesday, often staying with his daughter Mrs Everett Emmert. He recently spent months at Norfolk Nebraska with son John Davis. The Reporter notes a pleasant visit as Charles returns.

R.C. Schiller D.D Sherratt Dial Mar Shalltown Iowa Anna Helfenstein Colfax Alva and Roy Helfenstein Farrar and Mason City Pleasant Hill Cemetery Jenner Dusham le Grand Camp Hill Farragut Ida E. W. Denham L. Condon South Second Street Marshalltown L. Knudson Condons B. FL. Beane A. B. Baumgardner Rosa Beechout Shirley Swenson Doris Ferneau Glown Wood Preserving Co Tama Dorothy Olson Tenus Olson Marshalltown Junior College Deaconess Hospital Roy Parsons Richard Parsons LeGrand Pasadena Lillie Caldwell Parsons Friends Cemetery T. Richard Dunham Findlay Ohio E. W. Dunham Friends Church Elwyn Beane W. B. Hewitt Ray Beane David Emerson Nebr Ensminger Sharolyn Charles Davis Grinnell Everett Emmert Norfolk John Davis Charles

Family honors two sisters as one enters Army Nurses Corps

Mrs Walter Kellogg entertained May 30 for Goldie Richards of Los Angeles and Emma Richards who will join the Army Nurses Corps on June 2. Guests included Mabel Rowlison, Loretta Humphrey of Des Moines, Everett Yetley of Green Mountain, Lloyd Richards' family of Gladbrook, Ross Richards of Garwin, Russell Richards' family of Tama, Alva Richards of Albion, and others from LeGrand to Traer.

Walter Kellogg Goldie Richards Los Angeles Emma Richards Army Nurses Corps Mabel Rowlison Loretta Humphrey Des Moines Everett Yetley Green Mountain Lloyd Zink Gladbrook Ross Richards Garwin Russell Richards

Vacation Bible School Closes With Picnic Dinner

Vacation Bible Series reports the Vacation Bible School will close Friday with a picnic dinner. On Sunday evening a program and demonstration of the work will be given at the church. Thirty five children enrolled. Teachers and helpers include Janet Jzong, Cornelia Lunde, Mary Hoover, Mary Phipps, Mrs. Thompson, Mary Sawyer, Myria Shope, Clyde Hoover, and superintendent Edna Beane.

Janet Jzong Cornelia Lunde Mary’t Hoover Mary Phipps Mrs. Thompson Mary Sawyer Myria Shope Clyde Hoover Edna Beane

Dream of the News scenes from farms and travels in Iowa

Triplet heifer calves born on the Wessel farm near Humboldt mark rising war production. Mrs. David Meyer near Waterloo collects porcelain horses, numbering over 400. Willis G. Vanderburg, publisher of the Sioux City Journal, heads to Alaska as government photographer along the Alcan highway. A Waverly woman survives a 30 foot fall from a third story window, uninjured aside from mud. Dan Swanson near Merrill bags three foxes in three minutes with three shells at 15 yards. The will of Thomas Walsh, probated in Allison, dates to 1854 and probate is needed to clear title. Navy friends Donald Brattion of Toledo and Petty Officer Ralph McComas meet in Australia. Grinnell’s Josiah B. Grinnell cargo ship launched March 4. Grinnell is a Kaiser yard Liberty HC-2, master Captain T. CG. Rainier. Anglers near Estherville critique 500000 pike stocking in Mud Lake. locals favor black bass for a worthwhile experiment. Mary Fields of Scarsboro plans wedding. her fiancé Sergeant Kenneth Lester Johnson dies in a bomber collision, his burial to be in West Liberty, Iowa.

Thomas Walsh Frémont Butler County Allison Navy Australia Donald Brattion Toledo Ralph McComas Mary Fields Scarsboro Jaws Ephrata Washington Kenneth Lester Johnson U. S. Air Force

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lieut Clinton Texas Ole T. Larson Anna Austin Anna Herman Wolken Myron Otten Richard Gilman Blanche Sweet Maida Baumgardner Elizabeth Hanes Mason City Ben Baumgardner Ole Larson Bertha Larson Hereford Tex Fred Phipps June LeGrand Friends Church Rey C. Thompson Pastor Purple Heart George Nichol Leonard Nichol Conroy Rebecca Graham Grace Ray Bertha Rasmus John Krughel The Missionary Society Ray Duncan Richards Anna Poduska Wessel Humboldt David Meyer Waterloo Willis G. Vanderburg Boyden Alaska Sioux City New Alcan Highway Dan Swanson Merrill Grinnell Herald-Register Josiah B. Grinnell Kaiser Ship‘yards Pacific T. CG. Rainier Estherville State Conservation Commission Mud Lake
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