Mrs. Anderson Dies After Major Operation
Wyoming notices funeral details for Mrs. E L Anderson 76 who died July 26 at Mercy hospital Anamosa after an operation. The service at Wyoming Methodist church featured Rev E G Steinman with solos by Mrs Claude Sears. Surviving husband and three children plus six grandchildren and a great grandchild are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
E. L. Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Methodist Church
E. G. Steinman
William Peck
Ruth Ann Tompkings
Claude Sears
Kate L. Pavey
William
Priscilla Pavey
Johnsontown
Onslow
Elias L. Anderson
Anderson
Woman’s Relief Corps
Progressive
C.T.T
Mildred
Nelson) Brownell
Stanwood
Russell Anderson
Erma
George) Paulsen
Arthur Paul
Orland Anderson
Chicago
Anna ‘Greve
Clinton
Raymond Schmickloth
Princeton
S. E. Smith
Peoria
Oscar Erickson
Britt
Andrew Anderson
Dillon
Paul Anderson
Rock Island
Corwin Anderson
Charles Anderson
Floyd Anderson
Moline
Wilbur Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Klaude Dick
Monmouth
South Dakota Wesleyan College
Iowa State College
Webster
Thornburg
John Wherry
Drs. Moines
Don Wherry
Marilee Brunscheen
Marvin Brunscheen
Brunscheen
W. N. Morse
Morse Cafe
White Castle
Main
Washington Streets
Mary Jane Alden
Barbara Tasker
Lloyd Robertson
Madison Merry Maids
Therese Nowachek
Robertson
Henry Nissen
Fred Westphal
Henry Westphal
Luther League
Pvt
Robert Pelkey
Center Junction farewell picnic for Risingers planned
Center Junction Presbyterians and friends host a farewell picnic supper for the Risingers next Monday at 7 on Gladys McNeillys lawn. Each family should bring a card table with the lunch. Ris inger will supervise next year at a Charlotte school. Other notes include visits by Joe Jacobsen and family from Owatonna and Ruth Tomlinson in Anamosa, plus a War Manpower Commission unemployment update showing 800 000 unemployed nationwide, down 7 000 000 since April 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Risingers
Gladys McNeilly
Risinger
Charlotte
Joe Jacobsen
Harlan
Owatonna
Minn
John Gray
George Wessels
Anamosa
Clarice Wessels
Amber
Ruth Tomlinson
Selective Service Office
J. Tomlinson
The
War Manpower Commission
Soil amendments extend grazing period and enhance forage nutrients
Tests show ground limestone and phosphate extend pasture grazing time and boost vitamin A and calcium in forage. Benefits appear even in drought conditions, improving dairy feed quality and availability for cows.
Donald Howie Gets Leave From Castle Grove
Donald Howie has been granted a ten day fur lough and is stationed in Philadelphia attending a medical school. Mary Budge of Ames visits the Eberhart home and Mrs. Budge is staying with Mrs. Mary Budge. Local residents host dinners and Sunday visits include Monticello and Morley connections. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Delmar King’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Donald Howie
Philadelphia
Clarence Eberhart
Mary Budge
Ames
E. H. Huibregtse
Monticello
C. A. McLaughlin
Will Hiller
F. C. Cramer
William A. Reade
Onslow
L. F. Balster
H. A. Deischer
John McDonald Hospital
Mary McLaughlin
Iowa City
R. O. McColm
Peterson
Morley
Peniel Chapel
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Delmar King
Harvey Heiken
Cpl. Petersen
Chris Petersen
Pete Petersen
Alabama
Calvin Schnucker
Dubuque University
Center Junction
Scotch Grove Presbyterian
F. G. Tyrrell
Mr and Mrs Lyle Hosford Visit Ernest Itgies Home
Mr and Mrs Lyle Hosford were visitors in the Ernest Itgies home near Martelle Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lyle Hosford
Ernest’ Itgies
Martelle
End of 1944 Sees 400000 Servicemen Return to Civilian Jobs
War Manpower Commission estimates that about 400000 service men will have been discharged and back in civilian work by year’s end 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Manpower Commission
Williams & Lee
Middle West
Linn County Fair
Oil From Coal Seen as Auto Fuel Reserve
The article discusses coal as the largest reserve source of fuel for automobiles and outlines two available extraction methods the hydrogenation process and the Fischer Tropsch process. Both methods are costly compared with petroleum today.
Goldenrod Special Strains Reach Six Feet Tall
Goldenrod special strains have been developed reaching six feet in height with leaves showing rubber content from six to ten percent.
New Guinea Ramp editor leads morale paper in war zone
Center Junction’s Cpl. Max Moses edits New Guinea Ramp from headquarters with several assistants. The weekly issue prints war news, baseball scores, and home front items to boost morale among troops including his own unit with the Army Engineer Special Brigade. Moses, son of J. M. and wife, has served since July 24, 1943, after graduating from Center Junction High and Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Richard Thompson
South Pacific
New Guinea
Max Moses
Max
Ard Engineer Special Brigade
Cpl
Moses
J. M. Moses
Coe College
Madison
Merry Maids
Thresa Nowachek
Lulu Robertson
Anamosa
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Help Wanted for Canning Plant Opening August
The canning plant plans to open about August 20 and seeks about 30 able bodied men and women. The VFW Auxiliary canvassed Monticello and workers should register at the plant office. Season lasts about four weeks, with maximum pay per War Labor Board. Interviews pending. obtain releases for workers needing to leave current jobs to help with sweet corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Monticello
Canning Plant
War Labor Board
Local Visitors Spend Weekend Across Iowa and Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hansen hosted guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Risinger and son Winston, who returned from a two week visit with relatives in St. Paul Minnesota and Oska loosa. George Heiken family from near Anamosa visited Ben Heiken. John Heiken joined for a few days. Henry Hanken of Olin also called on Peter Prahm and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Jones
Farragut
Idaho
Paul Jones
Frank Pelkey
Minna Hansen
Western Illinois Teachers College
Macomb
John Hansen
Wyoming
W. QO. Shaffer
Frederick Truax
John
Monmouth
Ill
Alicia McConnell
Shaffer
Childress
Texas
Mike Paulsen
Washington
Fritz Ladehoff
Hilton Paulsen
Ladehoff
Galen Brady
Camp Ellis
R. W. Brady
Charles Beck
Dodge Center
Minn
Clifford Stowers
Maquoketa
William Bohler
L. F. Hauss
Lynette
L. J
John Peschong
Manchester
Gerhard Behrends
Owatonna
Pete Paulsen
Chicago
Frank Himebaugh
Walter Seiler
Ruth Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Ents
W. H. Hansen
Mark Risinger
Winston
St. Paul
Oskaloosa
George Heiken
Anamosa
Ben Heiken
John Heiken
Henry Hanken
Olin
Peter Prahm
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Lowell Richey
Lost Nation
Howard Remley
Boston
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Ensign Remsey
Naval Supply School
Harvard University
Clair Felker
Clayton Countryman
Nelson Brownell
Kermit Usher
C. F. Saxon
Charlotte Kennedy
Jennie Edmonson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Paul Godfred
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brance
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Burma
Imphal
Kohima
Wyandotte
McNeill’s Hardware
Belle Dodson
Nora Streets
Everett Stickley
Buck Creek
J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Co. Co
C. Hodson
MGR
Great Linn County
Central City
Iowa
Linn County
A. B. Caine
Linn County Fair Ground
Flying High
Poultry and Rabbit Show
Springville
Clark Bros
Goodyear
Goodyear Research