Hopkinton Couples Tie The Knot In Immaculate Conception
Miss Mary Jane Lahey of Hopkinton wed Harold Crowley of Coggon at Immaculate Conception church Castle Grove, with a 9 am nuptial mass and 60 guests at the bride’s Union township home reception. The bride, a Buck Creek Lenox graduate and teacher, and groom, a farmer, will reside on a Monticello-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ann Lahey
LaVerne Crowley
Crowley
Monticello
Nick Shearn
Bay Vicinity
Hopkinton
Delhi Township
Bridget Reagan
County Monaghan
Ireland
America
Chicago
Delhi
O’mahra
Delhi Dam
Shearn
Thomas
Francis
Helen Mae
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. Smith
St. John's Cemetery
Bob” Lux
Russell Lux
Roger Hornsby
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Bob
Iowa State Eeat Ames
Buck Creek
Conrad Reetenwald
Helen Phillips
Keokuk
Helen Reetenwald
Charlene Smith
Independence
Mary Jane Crowley
Doris Wilson
Virginia Hoal
Marshall Islands
Roi
Nannis Tinian
Saipan
Jima
Fragut
Minnie Zeuch
Los Angeles
Calif
Irene
James Smith
Michael
Fennimore
Wis
Louis Murray
C. J. Murray
Elmer Kurt
James Murray
Marion
Nick Turnis
Cyril Turnis
Raymond
Eugene First
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Walter First
South Fork Township
Sgt. First
Luzon
Pacific
States
Clarence Smith
Camp Hood
Texas
Coggan
Bert Smith
Charles Worley
Stuttgart
Ark
A. K. Cramer
Louise Doak
Mary Ann
Hedrick
FB. J. Gestel
Proved Successful Scotch Grove Tour
On Friday August 17 the Scotch Grove 4-H boys toured the Quaker Oats plant in Cedar Rapids. All members attended except Arthur Husman and Robert Zirkelbach. The tour offered educational insight into grain use beyond livestock feed, with courteous guidance from plant officials. A picnic at Thomas Park followed, then games and pool time, making it a day of learning and enjoyment.
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Scotch Grove 4-H
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Husman
Robert Zirkelbach
Thomas Park
Wayne 4-H Club Met At Engelbart Home
Wayne 4-H Club met at the home of Galen and Marvin Engelbart Monday evening. The group opened with a review of record books and discussed showing at the Great Jones County Fair. Attendees included President Marvin Engelbart, Sec/Treas Raymond Harms, Reporter Galen Engelbart, leaders Bill Jansen and Earl Kliman, with members Robert Harms, Darrel Helgens, Harry Wessels, Leroy Siebels, Dale Martin, Dwight Gerdes, Galen Helgens, Maynard Siebels, and Raymond Hinrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Club
Wayne 4
Leroy Siebels
Dale Martin
Dwight Gerdes
Galen Helgens
Maynard Siebels
Raymond Hinrichs
Using Sour Milk in Cake Recipes
A notebook note explains using milk that has soured as a substitute in cake recipes the same way as fresh milk. It suggests sour milk can replace sweet milk in batter with similar moisture and texture effects.
Japanese War Chronology Through 1945
Chronology tracks key WWII events from Pearl Harbor on Dec 7 1941 to Japan's unconditional surrender. Highlights include Manila battles, Guadalcanal air landings, Leyte invasion, Iwo Jima and Okinawa campaigns, atomic bombings, Tokyo fire raids, and Russia’s entry into the war.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Japan
Philippines
Guam
Wake
General MacArthur
Manila
Hong Kong
Luzon
Yantis
U. S
Batavi Seal Peninsula
U.S
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Corregidor
Philippine Commonwealth
Okinawa
Nanning
Borneo
Okinaba
Aparri
Balikpapan
U.S. 3Rd Fleet
U. S. 3Rd Fleet
Kure
Honshu Islands
Emperor Hirohito’s Background and Rule in Japan
The piece portrays Japan’s monarchy as a mythic authority restored after 1868, with the sun goddess lineage and the mikado Hirohito. It notes his ascension in 1926, choice of Showa for peace, and view of him as largely a puppet under military cliques, with his reign starting in 1921 as prince regent. He is described as near sighted and mild, father to one son and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Hirohito
Reconversion Push Aims to Speed Peace-Time Industry Shift
After World War II, with armament cuts looming, President Truman asked WPB Chief Krug to lead a robust reconversion plan. The drive targets expanding production of scarce materials, limiting output of scarce items, controlling stockpiles, breaking bottlenecks, and allocating scarce resources to affordable civilian goods to stabilize prices.
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Truman
Inder Production Board
Krug
WPB
Minster Finds Lost Billfold Linked to Waverly Clergyman
A Minnesota minister vacationing at Mt. Carmel resort recovered a waterlogged billfold from a stream source near Lake Carlos. The billfold contained money and ration stamps and was identified by a meal-ticket as belonging to a Waverly, Iowa minister who lost it last year.
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Waverly
Iowa
Mt. Carmel
Minneapolis
Lake Carlos
Canning powders do not preserve food or health
Mrs. Ruth Seaton Hicks warns that so called canning powders carry hazardous chemicals like formaldehyde and boric acid. She notes these powders do not preserve food and may ruin nutrients, while fostering lax canning practices. Proper packing and processing remain essential.
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Ruth Seaton Hicks
Lumber For Repairs To Require Ratings
Landlords and tenants seeking priorities assistance in buying emergency repair lumber must apply to their local war production office for ratings and eligibility guidance.
Farmers Gain Direct Lumber Purchases Under Emergency Order
The agency lists field offices for ratings and says farmers apply via WPB-541 forms to county agricultural conservation committees. Direction 8 to Lumber Control Order L-835 allows homemakers to certify own purchase orders for emergency repair lumber from distributors, excluding landlords tenants and farmers.
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Board
County Agricultural Conservation Committees
Lumber Control
Homeowner Defined and Complexion Advice
A homeowner is defined as a person who owns and occupies a single family dwelling unit. A warm slightly moist atmosphere is described as ideal for your complexion.
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Mary Jane Lahey
Harold Crowley
Bob Lux
Turnis
Josephurnis
Bernard
Albert Ament and
Anamosa
Zangeries
Frank Zangerie
Panama
Zangerle
Sth
Germany
Jefferson Barracks
Marie Casteel
First Street
Donald Casteel
Ina Robbins
Rose King
R. W. Reggentine
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
C.J. Murray
F. P. McDonough
Dubuque
D. H. Johnston
William Zeuch
Mobile
Ala
Irene Zeuch
Zeuch
Gulf Area
Florida
New Orleans
Farm Bureau
Jones County
Jackson
Clay Farm Bureau
MacArthur
Bataan
Singapore
Australia
Guadalcanal
New Guinea
Bougainville
Leyte
BAC
Eagle Brand
McNeill Hardware
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
Podhaski Hatchery
N. Sycamore St
Farmers Lumber & Supply Co
Monticello, Iowa
Mary
John
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
Jones County Fair
Ernest McDonough
Honeymead Products Company
Honeymead
L. A. Petersen Feed Service
LeRoy Farmer Canning Company
Telephone 25
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