Final reports for estate discharge heard February 28 1944
Notice to interested parties that final reports and discharge applications for the administrator and trustees in the estate listed are filed in Jones county district court Iowa. Final hearing fixed for February 28 1944 at the court in Anamosa with opportunity to file exceptions. Monticello State Bank serves as administrator for Fred Brown deceased. Dated February 6 1944. W. L. Pearson, Clerk.
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District Court
Jones County
Monticello State Bank
Fred Brown
Anamosa
Iowa
W. L. Pearson
Executor and Administrator Notices in Jones County Iowa
Public notice announces Lee Sanford as executor of Kate Duis deceased with filing and sworn statements required for claims and due payments to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa February 10 1944. Also administrator Frank W. Less announces claims against Sophia Lindamann deceased with sworn proofs and immediate payments to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa February 9 1944.
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District Court
Jones County
Kate Duis
Anamosa
Lee Sanford
JE. W. Brashaw
State of
Iowa
Sophia Lindamann
Towa
A. D
Frank W. Less
Hogan & Less
Nickel import patterns show prewar Germany leading world supply
Imported nickel in prewar years Germany bought nearly a quarter of world production, more than any nation. Japan drew ore from multiple sources, while Germany faced shortages and may source from Norway and Greece. Burma and Celebes could supply ore to Japanese invaders.
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Germany
Japan
Norway
Greece
Burma
Celebes
Caution on Conduct Toward Moslems Issued to Soldiers
Soldiers are warned that in Moslem countries they should not stare at women jostle a crowd or speak to them in public. Moslem men resent such actions and the offender may be injured. When talking to Moslem men the women of his family must never be mentioned.
Wyoming 4-H Girls Display Pastry Skill at Merrymakers
At Merrymakers 4-H club in Wyoming a 16 year old Idalene Westphal won first prize for a lemon pie out of 13 pies presented for judging by Ruth Storm and Elmer Buckingham. The event followed by a Valentine party and gifts for judges.
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Wyoming
Merrymakers
Ruth Storm
Idalene Westphal
Will Westphal
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Elmer Buckingham
Hach
Lincoln
Hopkinton Man Charles N Jones 74 Dies in Cedar Rapids
Charles N Jones 74 of Hopkinton died at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids on Wednesday Feb 9 after a three week illness. He moved to Hopkinton from Center Point in 1988 and bought the former Johnston farm in town. Survivors include six children and multiple relatives. Funeral at Alice church and burial in Alice cemetery.
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Hopkinton
Charles N., Jones
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Johnston Farm
Charles Jones, Jr
Ray Jones
John Jones
Alburnett
Francis Jones
Nellie Edwards
Hartford
Kans
Pearl Smith
Alice Church
Alice Cemetery
Fruit Juice Stains Shred Fabric Up To 38 Percent
The American Institute of Laundering reports that stains from fruit juices can weaken fabric by 15 to 38 percent. The finding stresses the need to remove such stains promptly to protect clothing and textiles.
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American Institute of Laundering
Argentina Shoe Industry Faces Mix of Factories and Small Makers
In Argentina the Argen tine Shoe Industry association notes fewer than 50 sizable shoe factories alongside about 2000 small establishments producing shoes, showing a two-tier industry structure with varied production scales.
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Argentina
Argentine Shoe Industry Association
Hawthorne Club Hosts at Jansen Home
Sherrill hostesses for Hawthorne club Monday evening at the Jansen home. Eilene French, Cedar Rapids Business College student, spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester French. Mrs Ed Urban visiting at her former Griswold home.
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Sherrill
Hawthorne Club
Jansen
Eilene French
Cedar Rapids Business College
Lester French
Ed Urban
Griswold
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Poultry Topic
At Scotch Grove the Farm Bureau met in February with a potluck supper. Harold Wilcox from Monticello spoke on poultry as the group discussed poultry problems. The evening included group singing and plans for soil conservation projects in Jones County.
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Scotch Grove
Soldiers of the Soil
August Schrader
William Henrichs
Oak Drive Club sews Red Cross kit bags in February meet
Joined by her sister Mrs. J N Stephens and son Gary who accompanied her to California Oak Drive Community Club met Thursday Feb 10 at the home of Mrs Ida Cass. Fifteen members spent the afternoon sewing kit bags for the Red Cross with Mrs Edwin Wilcox as guest. Vice president Mrs Louie Hanken led the business portion and refreshments were provided by the hostess and assistants.
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Harlan Briggs
Onslow
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Melvin Sievers
William Reece
Martello
Louis Schladetsky
John Petersen
Reece's
Jimmy Larsen
R. J. Larsen
Larsen Home
Nels Larsen
G. A. Buechner
Clinton
Jimmy
G. R. Rudman
Kenneth, Jr
Kenneth MacDonald
William Stuck
Mt. Union
Stuck’s
MacDonald
Larson
Major
John Rohwedder
Jay
Bellair
E. F. Rohwedder
Justis Bahnsen
Rohwedder
Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Corps
Cpl
Melvin Vittengl
Camp Pilot Knob
Calif
Maxine Cook Vittengl
Richard Broderson
Army
Shepperd’s Field
Texas
Henry Gerdes
Don Gerdes
Newport
Ark
Roy Holzinger
Biloxi
Miss
Louis Holzinger
George Topping
Wilbur Behnke
Camp Custis
Mich
Ernest Behnke
Hale
John Behnke
Wyoming
Raymond Dose
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Henry Dose
Robert Alden
Helen
Yeoman
Alden
Arlington
Don Wherry
Pvt
Richard Wherry
Ft. Knox
Pleasant Ridge
Ed Holub
Nellie Atherton
George Fishwild
Dan Rockwell
Peter Eichhorn
the Methodist’ Church
Ina Robbins
Josie Smith
Dyersville
W. C. Lux
F. A. Irish
Vesta Boots
Jess Wagus
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
William Lux
Russell Lux
Valentine
Hopkinton United
H. J. Dunlap
Lena Reggentine
Dewain Thompson
Stephen
Seneca
Maud Thomas
Otterbein
Ind
Agnes Beitz
Charity Thompson
Esther Barber
Richard J. Cline
Farragut
Idaho
Hopkinton
John Hargrafen
August Hargrafen
Seymour Johnson Field
N. C
Richard Richardson
Camp Howze
Bowling Green
Ohio
Thomas C. Dunlap
University of Ohio
Henry Eileen
Prairieburg
Roy V. Porter
C. F. Hartzell
Vernon
South America
John Barrack
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Ray Sanford
Clair Wheeless
Cedar Falls
Ray Phelps
H. Beasley
American Legion
B. G. Tyrrell
Center Junction
Ida Cassisi
Lois Naylor
Chicago
R. A. Naylor
California
B. W. Husman
Frank Stimson
Maxine Langer
F. A. Royden
A. S. U. Keith
Scotch Grove Township
Charles Nelson
Edwin Freese
Gerke Bohlken
W. T. Folkers
George Andrews
Arthur Stadtmueller
Irving Eilers
Cris H. Randolph
Jones County Soil Conservation District
Jones County
Scotch Grove
Ida Cass
Will Shellhammer
Springville
John Sill
John Wilcox
Ames
Oak Drive
Care Tips for Staining Wool and Silk and Hay Fever Timing
For wool and silk use mild acids and avoid strong alkalies. Chlorine bleach damages wool and silk. use sodium perborate or hydrogen peroxide. Use lukewarm water. hot water shrinks wool and harms silk finish. Hay fever worsens from mid August to first frost with rag weeds false ragweeds marsh elders and cockleburs releasing vast pollen.
Junior Red Cross Activities Spur School Involvement
Lower grade pupils continue projects as first graders craft tray favors and decorate napkins while second graders assemble Valentine calendars for John McDonald hospital patients. Senior boys vying for the air corps have passed mental tests and traveled to Des Moines for physicals, names listed among participants.
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Red Cross
John McDonald Hospital
Air Corps
Des Moines
John McNeilly
Art Gesse
C. J. Matthiessen
Bill Welter
Norman Opfer
Don Siebels
Gene Taylor
Bill Kiburz
Bayonets Have Many Uses Beyond Weapons
A marine notes bayonets serve many purposes beyond combat. They function as can openers, bush cutters, hatchets, paring knives and more. Some rugged individuals even use them to manicure their fingernails.
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University Hospital
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