Servicemen Visit In Onslow Homes Over Easter Holiday
Onslow residents host servicemen during Easter furloughs. Cpl. Merle Lathrop of Kelly Field Texas visits his parents and is honored at a family dinner. Harold Hall and Cpl. Lester Null return from furloughs with gatherings noted, while Russell Hall arrives from Tennessee for leave. Thomas Jensen burial, local social events, and Easter services are reported along with a council election outcome for C. M. Holst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Cpl
Merle Lathrop
Kelly Field
Tex
Tom Lathrop
Lloyd Ballou
Olin
Donald Jansen
Jeralyn
Betty Lathrop
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hall
Amarillo
Texas
Jessie Hall
Dillon Hall
Anamosa
Gordon Hall
Connie Marie
Wyoming
Harold
Army Air Corps
Gordon
Santa Ana
Calif
Ration Reminders for Stamp Validity and Tax Dates
The memo lists indefinite validity for Meats Fats Blue stamps A8 through M8 and processed foods Blue stamps A8 through K8. Sugar stamps 30 31 good for five pounds. stamp 40 for five pounds until February next year. Gasoline A 11 valid through June 21. Tire inspections not required after April 20. Fuel oil Period 4 5 through September 30. Shoes Stamp 18 book 1 valid until April 30. Airplane stamp No 1 book 3 valid indefinitely. Income tax estimates for 1944 and Q1 payments due April 15.
Hopkinton Bank Chief Sells Stock To Minnesota Banker
E L Wright longtime president of Hopkinton Citizens State Bank sold his stock to E W Mussman Welcome Minnesota after five years as leader. Mussman with 22 years in Minnesota banking plans to move to Hopkinton by May 1 with wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
E. L. Wright
Citizens State Bank
E. W. Mussman
Welcome, Minn
Mussman
Minnesota
War era notes and local society items from Hopkinton
Mr Break resumes city mail carrier post in Hollywood after medical discharge. William Lux, V-12 student at Iowa State College Ames, visited with parents. Mrs Bert Davis of Pullman en route to St Louis visited A K Cramer family. Fred Egger seeks Republican county supervisor seat facing Ray Glen and William Scanlon in June primaries. Cpl Russell Saunders wounded in Italy. James Wilson sells Main Street home to Mrs H J Dunlap. Hopkinton public schools begin Easter recess. Hazel Gillilan returns home after four weeks with Cedar Rapids relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Break
Army
Hollywood
William Lux
Iowa State College
Ames
Russell E. Lux
Bert Davis
Pullman
Wash
St. Louis
A. K. Cramer
Fred Egger
Sand Springs
Ray Glen
Delhi
William Scanlon
Manchester
Italy
Thomas Saunders
Cpl
Russell Saunders
Hopkinton
James Wilson
Main Street
H. J. Dunlap
Hazel Gillilan
Paul Gillilan
Dale Clark
Cedar Rapids
Easter Visit Highlights In Richland Area
Richland Center reports Easter social notes with visits by Mrs. Lucy Winch of Hopkinton to the George Allen Jr. home. Melvin Hein returns from Dubuque after an operation at Mercy hospital. Joyce Wismeier of Coe College spends Easter at home. Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Buol of Dubuque visit Len Buol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Lucy Winch
Hopkinton
George Allen
Melvin Hein
Dubuque
Mercy Hospital
Joyce Wismeier
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Arnold Buol
Len Buol
Scotch Grove Women Meet for Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Mrs August Schrader hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid at her home with assistance from Mrs C S Abbott and Mrs William Henrichs. A large gathering heard devotional leadership by Mrs W B Clark and missions talk by Mrs Frank Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
August Schrader
C. S. Abbott
William Henrichs
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Arthur Wilcox
Center Junction
Idwin Wilcox
Monticello
F. G. Tyrrell
W. B. Clark
Frank Sutherland
Ida Cass
Margie Paulsen
Audrey Schrader
Arnold Jacobs
Local Community Notes And Church Services Recap
Clara Lauderdale speaks this afternoon while Mrs. Marvin Lacock and Miss Esther Sinclair perform music and Mrs. L J Schlemme leads recreation. Scotch Grove attendees join candlelight union services at Center Junction church last Thursday. Easter guests Rev H Robinson of Mt Vernon and couple stayed with Lacock and Sinclair. Oak Drive Club hosts weekly meeting with Farm Bureau move to Friday church date and Beckman from fish and game to present moving pictures. May Himebaugh visits Wilton Junction for Easter with Paul Darting. Harold Bryan released from University hospital in Iowa City. Monticello students return after a week off. Elkader visitors join L A Himebaugh for funeral of N C Deischer in Monticello. Scarlet fever cases convalescing. no new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lauderdale
Marvin Lacock
Esther Sinclair
L. J. Schlemme
Scotch Grove
Center Junction Presbyterian Church
H. Robinson
Mt. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
M. M. Sinclair
John Wright
Oak Drive
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Harold Bryan
Iowa City
University Hospital
Monticello
Fred Kuehl
Tangeman
Elkader
L. A
Civilians Use Eggs Keep Up Production in 1944
Civilians will likely consume 3 percent of a billion dozen eggs in 1944 if producers avoid flock reductions amid high supplies and moderate prices. Miss Connie Foote notes eggs supplement meat with complete protein and vitamins while waste avoidance and steady laying flocks support future availability. storage space and packaging remain tight and manpower limits hinder processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie G. Foote
Town State College
Oil Well Depths Rise Between 1936 and 1939
The average depth to producing formation for new-field oil discoveries increased from 3,694 feet in 1936 to 4,253 feet in 1939, indicating deeper wells were needed for new fields.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Jensen
C. M. Holst
Onslow Council
Russell Hall
Tennessee
Russell
Neuvers
Lester Null
Reno
Nev
Paul Paulsen
Wayne Molesberry
Donald
Maquoketa
George French
Fred Bramer
B. W
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Lyle Thompson
Truman Stanton
al Hamilton
Jeanette
B. L. Wherry
Ed Paulsen
Lloyd Preston
Floyd Chatterton
Lillian Buck
Jerald Ritenour
W. J. Ritenour
Wilfred Wherry
Earl Kross
Kenneth Leggett
Jimmie
Margaret Lozier
Agnes Fletcher
Lillie Dye
John Yardem
Monmouth
Jay Orr
Mary Greiser
W. A. Hicks
Grace Kilberger
Frances Corne
Mechanicsville
Martelle
Marilyn Kutzli
Miles
Ruth Ann Duncan
Des Moines
Elsa Schroeder
Charles Blough
Mollie Kingsmuth
George Paulsen
Isaac Edwards
Clarence Schroeder
Wilson Briggs
D. J. Wasgon
Jeralyn Jansen
REM Electrical Service
R. E. Monk
Monticello, Iowa
Long's Specials
McNeill
Navy
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Hopkinton Bank
Pvt
Duane Dunkel
A. T. Wheeless
Louis Dunkel
War Department
Uriah T. Wheeless
Florida
A. B
Sarah Barnes Wheeless
Centennary
North Fork Township
Lenox College
Nellie Reed
Buck Creek
Methodist Church
Loren Wheeless
Orlando
Fla
Norway
America
Nebraska
Della Kibler
Newman Grove
Neb
Iowa
Delaware
Max Farran
Vanccouver
Gulick K. Texley, Jr
Westchester
Chester M, Texley
Chicago
Charles A. Texley
New York
Congregational Church
Earlville
Fairview
Johnson Milling Company
Johnson
MacDonald-Johnston
Elmer J. Johnston
James Johnston
Catherine MacDonald
John MacDonald
Chisholm Minn
Dwight Chapel
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Home Acre
Pawson Park Road
Branford
Berdina Hogg
Charles Hogg
U.S. Navy
Brooklyn
Buck Creek Consolidated School
Lenox Col
Colorado Teachersollege Follege
J.g
Raymond Wallace
Margaret Lubbock
John Cox
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
H. M. Reeve
Cox
Burlington
C. M. Cunningham
Earl Gillilan
A. C. Martin
Hedrick
Lorena Martin
Harvey Willard
Puyallup
I. R. Wheeless
Randall Morgan
Camp Dodge
Frank Irish, Jr
Lloyd Thompson
D. R. Krueger
Miss MacKenny
Verne Wheeless
Belleville
A. T. Wheetess
Wes Hardy
Dove
N. D
Cliff Reed
Gertrude Egan
Ray Supple
D. C. Winans
George
Clinton
Paul Winans
Ethel V. Morton
Donald Morton
Pacific
John Barrack
Charles Morton
Edward Break
Baby
H. S. Pierce
Richland
Presbyterian Aid
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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