Iconium Socials Honor Harold Harvey Gensol and Return Home
Mrs Belle Sheldon hosted a farewell dinner in Iconium Sunday for Harold Harvey Gensol son in the navy who is departing for New York November 3. Attendees included families from Ottumwa Chariton and Des Moines with callers and visitors from numerous area homes. Additional notes mention furloughs, trips, and local visits among residents of Iconium and nearby towns.
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Rosa Beaty
Belle Sheldon
Clarence Stauber
Bloomfield
Iconium
Harold Harvey Génlson
Jigs
New York
Wendl Coulson
Harold Harvey
Charlene
Ottumwa
Berle Beaty
Margaret
Marilyn
Bonnie Lou
Addie Rose
Chariton
Lloyd Beaty
Kathryn
Carol
Sammy K
Johnnie Beaty
Helen
Harriett
Marshaltown
Leo Beaty
Dale
Billie
Howard
Howard Teater and Family, Mary, Ray, Verle and Karen Ann, Mrs. Harol Huff
Clair
Ronnie
Norma
Chance Cole
Colin
Junior Armstrong
Shirley
Jean
Carl Bivin
Kai
Linda Joyce
W. IE. Kelsey
John McAninch
Jimmy McAninch
Lois Argo
Carl Derby
Alta Shultz
Kentucky
A. J. Brown
Osa
Birdie Main
Eugene Main
Jake Firkins
Ankeny
Tconium
Edna Nash
Local social notes and farm life curiosities from Garner
A jumble of social calls and visits in Garner as families like the Boyer and Easter households host or call on relatives. A feature on Otis Farmer of Conrad keeping tires 26 years and a senior economics class sponsoring a school election parallels local life with a hint of future civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Farmer
Conrad Farmer
Farmer
Garner High School
War Production Board expands infant and children's apparel program
The War Production Board advances the third infant and children's apparel program, aiming for about 30 million garments from December 1 through February 28, stressing low cost durable goods and priority fabric access. Programs previously announced covered 24.8 million garments in 1944, with protections to sustain leather and cotton textile supplies after WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
War Prduction Board
Thas
War Production Board
Germany
J. A. Krug
WPB
Krug
Europe
Editor's Mail Adapts War News and Safety Tips
Reports from the German front recount fierce attacks southeast of Stolberg as troops tried to close a breach in the Siegfried line near Rhineland villages. The item also passes along home front guidance on onion storage, continuing education for GIs, Scottish fertilizer trials to boost fish food, and a federal drive to reduce domestic accidents harming war manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auicine
Rhineland
Schavenhutte
Krewinkel
Mousbach
Vicht
Clayman
Scotchman
Scotland
Department of Commerce
Federal Security Administration
Ripley
Unusual Spring Carrot Wows Storm Lake Gardener
Mary Smith reports a carrot in Storm Lake grew around a wire spring instead of forming a ring. A broken bolt on a village cutter caused damage at Harry Pearson farm near Indianola, where L G Woodruff operated the machine and his son Rodney stood 60 feet away on a tractor. A Moravia Union subscription is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Storm Lake
Mrs. Smith
Harry Pearson
Indianola
L. G. Woodruff
Rodney
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Morayia, Iowa
Howard D. Evans
Democratic
Appanoose County
Centerville
Boyer Ridge
Betty Jean Foster Dienna MecDanel
Wynona
Whicket
Versil Kaster
Virgil Easter
F. E. Moffit
Irene J
F. A. Boyer
Roy Hiatt
Lloyd ‘Davison
Trenton Gladfelder
James Easter
William Whicker
Tone Scott
Veril
John Sufficoat
Harry Stickler
Republican
Board OF Supervisors
Uncle Sam
United States Office of Educaion
Federal Security Agency
War Department
Rural Electrification Administration
Post
Eat States Department N Agriculture Extension Service
Veterans Agricultural Advisory Committees
War Food Administration
Roy Woodward
Harry Woodward
United Press
Stolberg
Siegfried Zone
Cpl
Kermit Greason
Atwood
Kans
Turner Funeral
Moravia
Iowa
Ambulance Service
The
Moravia Union
Eddy
Robert Armbrasier
CBS Network
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Grace L
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