Johnsons Host Ken sington Club in Honor of Visitor E Pember
Mr and Mrs G B Johnson entertained Kensington Club members at their home last Saturday in honor of E E Pember of Upland California visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Selby The evening feature was rook with jellied rolls and coffee served at the close Mrs George Johnson and E E Pember visited Mrs Johnsons sister Mrs J E Sharp in Centerville on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Johnson
Kensington Club
E. E. Pember
Upland
Calif
Frank Selby
Rook
George Johnson
Fred Hiatt
Centerville
Fiva Main
Dey
Ray McCloud
Grace Shaw
Bussay
Taylor Leonard
Rollie Sandusky
West Grove
John Robinson
Fred VanDorin
Baby
KE. T. C. Club
Zell Callen
J. C. Hall
Des Moines
T. R. Gardner
Jamye
Ronald Woodward
Hedrick
Cody Use
Leo Hoffman
E. E. Melton
Bloomfield
Harold Burton
Knoxville
Tom Cameron
Francis Oehler
Susan
E. F. Oehler
Clark
George
Fairfield
Cody Luse
Frances
Harold Tisue
Dan Spears
Waterloo
Alfred Sutton
N. ‘Pullman
Margaret Cayhill
Milwaukee
Wis
E. L. Pullman
Birdie Main
Jolly Dozen Club
Misa Lillie Call
Ottumwa
Charles Johnson
Ruby
Codyne Luse
C. T. Foglesong
Hudson
Iowa
Margaret’ Ann
Keith More
Harlan
Wm. Young
Billie K
Stockport
H. X K. Smith
Harry Southern
Warrenton
Moulton
Glen Blaberry
Madison
Joyce Ellen Houser
Charles Coffin
Garland Houser
Coffin Home
Clarence Hammond
Sharon Kay
Max Boyington
Riceville
Donald Hammond
Earl Fenton
Dwight Fenton
Melrose
Mike
Hattie Hammond
Moravia
Fred Hammond
Roy Wingler
George Winsler
Lynch Home
BE. E. Pember
Segate Segum Elud
Navy Training Path for New Recruits and Early Pay
New recruits go to one of four Naval Training Stations. After training they may take exams for Navy Trade Schools. Those passing with high marks are sent to trade schools with regular pay and free schooling valued. During the first enlistment term, the greatest possible pay depends on rating and rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Trade Schools
Navy Trade
Centerville Social News Highlights and Visits
Centerville residents share a weekend round of visits and gatherings. Local families, including the Oskaloosa and Ottumwa visitors, host and guest in Centerville homes, with relatives from Des Moines and Milwaukee stopping by. News mentions club meetings, family events, and ongoing social ties across nearby towns.
Notch of Application to Sell Real Estate in Court Iowa
In Appanoose County Iowa the administrator of Emmett Scott deceased seeks authority to sell multiple parcels including parts of Lot 19 in Auditor's Addition Moravia and described sections in township 71 range 18. The hearing set for October 15 1941 at Centerville Court House to determine if authority should be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Scott Broshar
Chester Broshar
James Leo Stott
Iowa
Ap- County
Toahar
Emmett Scott
Dell
Auditor
Moravia
Monroe
County
Joya
Monroe County
Franklin Township
Derees
Centerville
Appanoose County
Towa
George A. Milani
Defense push and labor data shape wartime industry
Government agencies outline plans to mobilize smaller manufacturers for defense work. OPM officials report 1,800 defense contractors employing over 2.5 million workers in the first year, with 22 district offices established. Navy and WPA programs expand training and spread defense employment nationwide as shipbuilding accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direstor
Odlum
Staller
Etgilian Palielaly Oy
Datetlan
Bradley D. Nash
OPM
American Patriate Anapciation
Chicago
Mn Odlum
Itidar
Marinsorps
Waya
Navy Defense
Perkins
Perking
WPA
Ita
Federal Security
McNutt
Shipa
the Navy
Department
Maritime Commission
Irish Free State
U. S
South America
Fresh Eggs Delayed by Alaska Shipment Breakage
Mrs. Richard Granum of Anchorage complains to her mother about difficulty obtaining household eggs. A thirty dozen case from Pike’s is sent, but within thirty one days five dozen arrive broken and unusable, leaving her with damaged eggs and frustration over the delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Granum
Anchorage
Alaska
Enon School Opens With Listed Pupils In Rural Notice
Rural school news notes Enon School opened August 25 with enrolled pupils in grades one through five. Names include Richard Awl Carolyn Hawk Mary Jo Faber Larry Reidy and Anna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon School
Cressadine Laws
Our School
Richar Awl
Carolyn ‘Hawk
Mary Jo Faber
Larry” Reidy
Anna
School progress report and student achievements noted
Belle Walters seventh grade and Janetta Reid with Trinton McDarel Lola are invited to a school boot at Faey and three employees set. Richard can make his numbers two words and others. The report mentions tooth health study, building work, and a focus month. Lois and Annabelle read most library books outside school. prizes awarded for most gold over eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Walters
Janetta Reid
Trinton McDarel
Lola
Faey
Toney
Richard
Con
Atartin
Diane
Lois
Annabelle
Aix
Mnost
Untangled OCR Fragment: Seeding Confusion in Local Report
A garbled OCR passage mentions seeding and a person named Lois but is largely illegible. It references a district superintendent and a Helena or Hel y name unclear. No coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
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Napine & Geonce
Everal
P&g Soap
Navy Intelligence
Audubon
Guy Schultz
Ed Cman
Ana
Graettn
District Court of
Bird Fox
Emmett Leo
Union Office
Atoves
Rome
Jeorn Gee Lester Strunk
Homer King
Floyd Garner
Lée-H. Feil
Sp Leghorn Pub
Phong
T, R. Gordner
Union
Rural School News
Chet Broshar
the Beoples
DR. Hess
Hess
Panamin
Veach Drug
National Furniture Week
Turner & Son Tube
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