26 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Nashua Reporter
Location
Nashua, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
1
The Fish g Program notes year stock and conservation aims for the Nashua Cedar area. Officials discuss stocking fish and licensing through July 3 exams, with a reunion planned for June in the Webster city area.
Nashua's oldest business firm will change hands in August. The report mentionsClarion Rohde, a war veteran, and references his past work and service. The item includes community notices about church meetings, classes, and local shop promotions, reflecting era branding and local commerce.
Local growers seek help for bean picking and general farm duties. Workers may join crews, with pay and schedule information to follow. Report notes community interest and upcoming hiring events.
A local district livestock show and dairy judging event was held Monday with the judging team including members from Cedua Vere Kar hs and M. BL. Judges from ALP and Junl national merit attended. An overrun of crowd and ads this week necessitated a small extra issue centered on the event.
A garbled account describes a Bradford woman attacked by a man dubbed Heer amid a confusing passage about beef steak and a rolling beer edition. The text then recounts a Nashua loss to Alta Vista by five to ten, with details of a late double by Chuck Jalchin and three errors by opponents. Nashua remains tied for first. New Hampton and Lourdes lead, while Frederickburg sits second. The team travels to Little Turk next Sunday.
A local notice announces that old shares must be turned in for new ones by July 18 1946 or they become void and revert to the association. Norton Botom as secretary handles the exchange. Also appears a brief family notice for Mr and Mrs Tony son with a birth event on a Friday at Cadar Valley hospital.
The Lions Civic Fourth of July celebration at the Fair Grounds features a big midget auto race as the main attraction with drivers from the North Iowa-Lowther Auto Racing Association. A booster trip to advertise the event will visit nearby towns, with the Nashua-NH High School band providing music and a Nashua-Nine baseball game at 11 am preceding the races. Music Mothers plan a stand at the fairgrounds on July 2 to support the event.
A historical note lists creamery producers and their supplied pounds, with figures for several farms and individuals. It references J. J. Saimton, Peterson A. J., Schillings- Tracy & Son, Fred Schroe, Walter Slack, and F. M. Harrington among producers. The document cites hundreds of pounds produced and a government subsidy of 17 cents per pound.
A brief item notes stones and advertisements by By on Dalry Month EOMPlon. The readable text is fragmented with unclear dates or entities.
A summer reading contest for all grade school children will start July 1 at Nashua Public Library. Books for boys and girls will be available for checkout as the program begins. The list includes titles such as The Iron Duke and The Donkey and the Leaner. Virginia Huffman reports from Tokyo that she is stationed in General MacArthur's headquarters for civil service work.
Special events filled the Brown Church last Sunday with Children's Day observances in Sunday school and a guest sermon. Nine weddings were noted at Lillie Brown Church, and a Fourth of July church picnic was announced for next Thursday.
A Nashua school reports the purchase of a new 160 passenger bus for transportation needs. The item supports student mobility and school activities, with administration coordinating a group plan for service.
Cale Ransom appointed to fill vacancy on Chickasaw County Board of Education caused by Wayne M Prudinon resignation. Ransom, a Nashua native and farmer, formerly a school administrator in Rippey Iowa, praised by County Superintendent Alf O Vaala for his experience and service to education.
The Nashua Opera House will change hands on July 1 as A D Leaman sells to Dan McGrath of New Hampton who plans to reuse lumber for a New Hampton build. McGrath may keep the opera house in Nashua operating while he considers Lot Teti MeAl purchases and securing property. The Salvation Army drive ends June 3 with donations requested at First Nashua State Bank.
Nashua and Chickasaw county notices cover party conventions at New Hampton on June 25 and 28. Republican chairmen and precinct delegates named. Democratic leadership listed. The Nashua American Legion plans to rename its post to honor a World War II veteran, with a July 2 meeting to elect officers and discuss the change. Lt Col George Reed and family visit, he heads Missouri organized reserve, to report July 10 for European duty.
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