Local A and P Closes in Mason City and Staffing Shifts
Margaret Koch of West Union moves from the local store to A and P in Mason City where she will be employed as a checker. The local A and P is closing Thursday leaving Mrs H A Cline and sons John Yack and Mrs J Cline in Oelwein on business Wednesday. Edwin Layton, out of Dr K L Ritchie’s practice, departed Wednesday for Chicago. Kennerwick Washington visits from Alaska F itchie has spent past year in Alaska visiting Dr Ritchie and family. Janet Ritchie plans to spend a week in Des Moines for centennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Koch
West Union
Mason City
E’ A. and
P. Company
St. Union
John Yack
J. ¥. Cline
Oelwein
Edwin Layton
Chicago
Kennerwick
Wash
Alaska
Fitchie
K. “Ritchie
Ritchs
Janet
Des Moines
Mary Jeané Wolff
Fuesday
Lamont
Mary
Katherine Wolff
Armand Duba
Waterloo
Clyde
Oxford
Aunetion
Iowa
Elmer
Oval
California
Gertrude Jenks
Jenks
Lindsay Barr
Orval Matteson
Washington, D. C
Matteson
Notable attendees of Rough Ashler Masonry group
Charles Antes Rev Sterling Baldwin Dr K L Ritchie F J Ritchie George Bemiss and Harold Light attended the Rough Ashler Masonie group in New Hampton Tuesday evening. The group includes members from Hawkeye Payette Maynard Clermont Fredersburg and West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Antes
Sterling J. Baldwin
K. L. Ritchie
F. J. Ritchie
George Bemiss
Harold Light
New Hampton
Hawkeye
Payette
Maynard
Clermont
Fredersburg
West Union
Fairbank Church Guild Hosts Meeting and Lunch
The Baptist Guild met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon for song service and devotions led by Mrs. Alice Brann. A pot luck supper was served in the dining room with Mrs. Clifford Brant’s division providing the meal. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lila James of Portland Oregon Mrs. Roscoe Short of Hazleton and Miss Donna Miller of Waterloo. The Rev Leslie J Faris was reappointed to the Fairbank Oran Methodist churches at the annual Mt Vernon conference, returning for a third year with the congregation voting unanimously to keep him. He has welcomed over 50 new members and helped build the new church. Mrs Wright Jolley was lay delegate to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Guild
Alice Brann
Clifford Brant
Lila James
Portland
Ore
Roscoe Short
Hazleton
Donna Miller
Waterloo
Leslie J. Faris
Fairbank-Oran
Mt. Vernon
Faris
Fairbank
Wright Jolley
Vacations and Travel Notes From Fairbank Area
Local residents report short trips and visits across Iowa and nearby states. Mrs Emmett Durham left Monday for New Orleans to spend time with her husband who reenlisted in the army and is stationed there. Mrs A W ODaniel went to Des Moines to see relatives for a few days. Glen Lambert of St Louis visits relatives in Fairbank. Mrs George Betts returns home after major surgery in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Durham
New Orlehngs
Army
A .W. O'Daniel
Des Moines
St. Louis
Glen Lambert
Fred Frat
Zke
Fairband
George Betts
St. Frahergg Hospital
Waterloo
William Strempke
Delwein
Robert Leehey
Leehey
H. D. Leehey
George Knittle
Dem “Mersch
Tillie Mersch
Floyd Spies
Dunkerton
Andrew Elliott
Marjorie Blough
F. F. McCunnill
Residents and visitors report in Cedar Falls and area
Mrs George Helms Jr visits daughter Mrs Leland Steele in Cedar Falls. Dwight Murray and Harold Flancher, former veterans, work as line men for the Great Western railroad in Chicago. Kay Flancher and Donnie Clark stay with Mr and Mrs Wendell Anderson. Mrs Helen Shaffer of Fayette visits her mother Mrs Helen Flancher on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Helms Jr
Leland Steele
Cedar Falls
Dwight Murray
Harold Flancher
Chicago ‘Great Western Railroad
Kay Flancher
Donnie Clark
Wendell Anderson
Helen Shaffer
Fayette
Helen Flancher
Friday Evening Radio and TV Schedule Listing
A listed lineup for Friday evening shows on WHO and NBC stations includes 6:00 Melody Parade 6:30 Easy Money 7:00 People Are Funny 7:30 Waltz Time 8:00 Mystery Theater 8:30 Hollywood Theater 9:00 Supper Club 9:15 News Morgan Beatty 9:30 Highways in Melody 10:00 News Don Brown 10:15 Sports Bill Stern 10:30 Tales of the Foreign Service 11:00 Sen Brian McMahon 11:15 Music by Shrednik 11:30 News Garry Lenhart 11:45 Music News 12:00 Midnight Rhythm Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KXEL
ABC
H.R. Gross
Bob Elston
Raymond Swing
Alan Young
Elmer “Davis
Woody Herman
FBI
H. R. Grass
the News
National Bank
Art Mooney
WHO
NBC
Melody Parade
Don Brown
Morgan Beatty
Bill Stern
Tales of the Foreign Service
Brian McMahon
Shrednik
Garry Lenhart
Cliff Carl & Co
M.L. Nelson
M. L. Nelson
Dick Ballou
Orch
Judy Canova
Buss
Alec Templeton
Fred Allen
Jimmy Fidler
Riley
Charlie Spivak
Saturday Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense listing shows WHOs, WMT, and NBC network programs from 6 PM to midnight. It includes music, variety shows, news, and sports rebroadcasts with names such as Decatur Cardinals game, Nat Bank Sports Edition, and local orchestras. The block also mentions Billy programs and late-night sign-off.
Employed at Hotel Mrs Teresa Hedifiona and Others
Numerous names appear as employees and visitors connected to the Jones hotel and residents of Lamont Waterloo Oxford Independence and Cedar Rapids. The item lists individual staff and guests, with travel to Chicago Washington D C Rochester and other locales, plus a note on the Lamont Leader being published early due to July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa “Hedifiona
Clara Flanchér
Beverly Caversbaugh
Bonita Hones
New Jones Hotel
Demoney Family Visit and Wiesender in Independence Home
N. E. Demoney and children visited Allan Snodgrass in Dundee Sunday. Mrs. George Wiesender is a visitor in Independence, staying at her son Dick Wiesender’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Demoney
Allan Snodgrass
Dundee
George Wiesender
Indépendence
Dick Wiesender
Juniors of ME church organize and meet for Bible study
The Juniors of the ME church have organized as a group and meet for Bible study alternate Tuesday nights at home. Mrs Glenn Stewart is leader. Officers elected: President Jim Murray, vice president Frank Craig, secretary and treasurer Gladys Bird. June 25 meeting at Marlene Myerton home, Growing Stronger. Next meeting July 9 at Luella and Larry Hines home. Birth day dinner honored Art Duckett and Mr. and Mrs. Erve Ehler's anniversary. Several relatives visited and guests noted from Chicago, Dubuque, Hutchison, Red Oak, Des Moines, and Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Stewart
Jim Murray
Frank Craig
Gladys Bird
Marlene Myerton
theJeésson
Luella
Larry Hines
Melissa Jakway
Anna Stanley
Bessie Wise
Frank Allen
Dubuque
Loney Allen
Terry Caldwell
Hutchison, Kans
Johnson
Caldwé
Cecil
Red Oak
Des Moines
Luther “Keith
Red‘Oak
Shdbel Griffin
Walter Griffin
Meiner
Buffalo ‘Farnierettes 4-H
Buchanan
Indepéndence Presday
Baptist Youth ‘Fellowship
Everett
George
Ruth van Note
Jas. Trotter
Indepéndente
Wood Center
Lawrence ‘Evans
Wood Cénter
Amy ‘Heyitt
Mattie Whitman
Perry ‘Dan
Manchester
Addie Miller
Clarence Parker
Beatrice'Opfel
Idiwa’ City
Indianapolis Wins Two From Columbus in Doubleheader
United Press reports Indianapolis over Columbus 5 to 2 in the opener, then 14 to 6 in the nightcap as Rex Cecil nails five hits. Milwaukee and Minneapolis split a double bill with Milwaukee taking 11 to 8, then 8 to 1 in the second game. Louisville outlasts Toledo 5 to 3 behind Jim Wilson. Kansas City Saints beat Win 8 to 2 after a ninth inning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Rex Cecil
Minineapolis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Bill Webb
Don Gutteridge
Louisville
Colonels
Toledo
Jim Wilson
Kansas City
Saints
Nylon Fabrics Woven for Filtration and Carburetor Parts
The article notes woven nylon fabric used for BS blood plasma filters and coated nylon fabric for sensitive diaphragms in plane carburetors. It highlights fabric versatility in medical filtration and aviation components.
Money Losses From Low Producing Cows
The article notes that low producing cows incur losses because their costs exceed the returns. It emphasizes financial impact on farmers and dairy operations by highlighting the economic inefficiency of maintaining such cattle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
of Assembly
Ray
Oeflwein
Lillian Thompson
Tommy Shannon
Clifford Mecklenberg
Voeit
Porland
Elmer Bush
Halley Steggans
Veterans Hospital
Obed Larson
Wasco
Calif
Charles Fransham
Ada Rutledge
Margaret Sinclair
Lester Sinclair
Tampa
Tex
Hattie Brant
Lamont Helen Cirksena
Russell Cirksena
Avorite
Aldrich
Kate Smith
Wayne King
Mercury Summer Theatre
Maisie
Lanny Ross
Jack Smith
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Doug Grant
Fulton Lewis
Henry J
Mystery Theater
Hollywood Theater
WMT
Cbs-Mes
Websters
Tony Martin
Celebrity Club
Eagles
Q Holywood
Star Time
Gene Claussen
Sam
Som
Iowa Centennial
H. R. Gross
Boston
Pops
Hawks
Decatur Cardinals
Decatur
Bank
Nazarene
Rev. Pietsch
Cbs-Mbs
Richard
Lawless
Corliss Archer
Abél
Walter Winchell
Harriet -Parsons
LaGuardia
Jimmy ‘Fidler
Trpape
Lamont Leader
Ernest Maulsen
Alice Rose Brigham
Cedar Rapids
Fred Brigham
Shirley ‘Shafter
Clint ‘Shafter
Methodist
Arvid Stock
Dumont
Upper Iowa University
Stock
Larhont
Clair Stoneman
Garrence F. Clark
Independence
Rita Flander
Gladys ‘Sherrer
William Jones
Randalia
The
Jones Implement Co
G. Ww. Jones
Waderia
Jennié Wittenberg
C. C. Pond
Thomas Vanek
Barbara Knettle
Woodbine
H.snodgrass
Paul Hoaglan
EaVern Wolfgram
Glenn’ Stewart
Erve Ehler
Art Duckett
Ruby Slater
Stanley
Mrs. Ehler
Joé ‘Peck
Indianapolis
Colubus
United Press
Ininapatesi
Willoped
Columbus
American Association Today
Qelwein Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery Co
A. W. Stewart
President
South Frederick
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