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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

6

First Hopkinton casualty Pvt Duane Dunkel wounded in action

Hopkinton learns Pvt Duane Dunkel, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Dunkel, is seriously wounded in Italy on January 29. A base hospital letter from him states he is recovering well.

Hopkinton Louis Dunkel War Department Pvt Duane Dunkel Italy Duane Europe Charles Wordehoff Buck Creek Cedar Falls Merritt Haigh B. A. Smith Andy Smith T. M. Redmond Union Township Paul Beckmann Smith Floyd Wood Roy DeShaw Joseph Hosch

Women in War Train Offer Skills Through WAC

Learn radio operator stenography airplane mechanic and driving skills in the Women’s Army Corps with Army training promising higher pay and better jobs after the war. Meet people see new places and help the country. Apply at a U S Army Recruiting Station or write The Adjutant General Washington D C. Women in essential war industry must have release from employer or the U S Employment Service.

Women’s Army Corps WAC U. S. Army Adjutant General Washington D. C U. S. Employment Service

Scotch Grove community operetta draws local attendees

The operetta The Forest Prince was staged in the Monticello school last Tuesday with Gene Kuehl in the lead. Many local families attended, including the Kuehl, Naylor, Abbott, Clark, Henrichs and Lacock households among others. Additional notes mention vaccination efforts, church activities, and local visits, ending with Red Cross Card-to-Mother Club work in England.

Scotch Grove Forest Prince Monticello Gene Kuehl George Kuehl William Henrichs Marvin Lacock Frank Sutherland May Himebaugh Leslie Himebaugh Leslie Balster J. R. McNeilly Cecil McKinstry J. M. Lange, Jr Elwyn Oppelt Adolph Bohlken Jack Naylor John McNeilly Jerry Naylor Arline Kuhns Alice Clark Center Junction James Hughes Ralph Paulsen Arthur Rickels Edwin Freese August Schrader Howard Cook Paul Paulsen, Jr Presbyterian Aid Society Ida Cass Harold Bryan John McDonald Hospital Joyce Otten Ruth Clark Coe College Tartan Collier Edgar Springs Collier Clarence McLaughlin Castle Grove Paul Paulsen Ed Paulsen Iowa City Harry Wartham Chicago Kaye Wareham Dubuque Kathleen Norris Robert Balster Delphia A. A. Leek Wherrys Stanley Eichhorn Clifford Morse Marion Mr. Morse LaPlant- Choate Company Cedar Rapids Charlie Miller Miller M. E. Miller August Ingwersen Olin C. J. Ingwersen East Main Street Ben Fedderson Fedderson George Luke, Jr John H. Eichhorn Philip Peter Eichhorn E. C. Diggs North English Henry Rohwedder Louis Schladetsky Oxford Junction John Schladetsky W. E. Foy London Robert Wensorra Walcott Hawthorne Club Gymnasium Woodman Hall Roy White

Wyoming couple to celebrate wartime marriage vows at Biggs Field

Lt Mary Koch of Wyoming and S Sgt Charles Patterson of Gainesville Ga wed in a double ring ceremony at the Biggs Field post chapel officiated by Lt Taylor. Attendants included Lt Charlotte Miller and Lt Samuel Hughes. The bride, a nurse corps officer, has served at Lowry Kearns and El Paso and heads overseas soon. Patterson recently returned from overseas after 40 missions and holds a Purple Heart and air medals.

J. Merfeld James Flanagan H. Ehlers Henry Sternhagen J. C. Edgar Union Township Harold Payne Damon Hopkinton Gertrude Kennedy and Son W. C. de- Shaw Town Glenn Dettbarn Masonville Vernon Payne Sand Springs Russell Lux John Lahey McLaughlin E. L. Wright Morrow John Miller Worthington Wright Julius Gerlich Miller Trousedale-Eike Geraldine Trousedale Cedar Rapids Cpl Cletus Eike Camp Campbell Iowa Engineering Company Cpl. Eike William Eike Raymond Moore Central Iowa Telephone Company Glidden Louis Gaddie Monticello Mary Fitzsimmons Harold Wolmutt William Maquoketa George Wolmutt Opal Green Wyoming Louis M. Koch Mary E. Koch Army Nurse Corps Charles L. Patterson Army Air Corps J. H. Patterson Gainesville Biggs Field Post Chapel Taylor Charlotte Miller Boston Samuel Hughes Biggfield Lowry Field Kearns Field William Beaumont 60Th el Paso Texas Biggs Field Dusanek-Knake Velma Dusanek George Dusanek Henry Knake John Knake Monmouth Lutheran Parsonage Herbert Groening Herman Carstensen Dusanek Farm Knake Wyoming High School L. L. Lorenzen Dusanek Alex Inglis Henry Kruse Hale Henry Larby Kruse's Luther Inglis Lutheran Aid Society B. J. Hansen Louis Ledvina August Hansen Emma von Sprecken Emma Petersen Oxford Junction Louis Melvin Dale Petersen Luther League Robert Allen Small Son St. Louis Robert Alden Mary Jane Chicago Rudolph Botel Alden Helen Alden WAVES Arlington John Meyer John McDonald Hospital Meyer Camp Wolters James French John Smeltzer Fort Leonard Wood Smeltzer John Jurgensen W. B. Brown Alice WAC Brown Fort Riley Kan Elsie Bender Western Teachers College Kalamazoo Mich Roy Bender Don Wherry

Red Cross Volunteers Exceed One Billion Dressings Milestone

Over 4 471 Red Cross workers serve abroad in about 50 countries and island zones. In two years they produced one billion surgical dressings shipped to medical depots. Today's output averages over three million dressings daily. Overseas club charges cover food and lodging only, priced below cost per military requests.

Red Cross

Olive Branch for Peace Symbol Worldwide

The olive branch is widely recognized as a universal symbol of peace, celebrated across cultures and nations as a sign of reconciliation and harmony.

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