Local News Items Sparked by Visits and Gatherings
A flurry of social visits and family trips fills a week in Algona and surrounding communities. Mrs. ER Perry travels to Chicago. Mrs. Dale Blesie visits New Market and Wai Blesie home. several families attend the American Legion picnic at Smith Park. Also noted are visits to Des Moines, Creston, Kendall, West Bend, and Webster City, along with a baby born in Denver to the Kunstling family.
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Dale Blesie
New Market
Wai
Blesie
RR. Blesie Sera
Floyd Kuehnaat
Luverne
A. Ro Martin
Des Moines
Don Thomson
W. Hi Attig
Roselyn
Marilyn
Algona
American Legion and Auxiliary
Smith Park
John J. Hefty
Creston
Neb
Harry Hubbell
Nate: Stevens
Fred Rasmussen
Omer Davis
American Legion
Sioux City
Martha Schultz
Lizzie Elmeto
Monroe
Wis
Mre Arthur
Steinacher
Te. Ro Tirner
Cpt
Stenton Tanner
France
Cleo F
McCloud
Mason City
Bloyd Kelling
Kelling
Garland Hicker
Walter Hefti
of Uiverne
Edwin Hefti
Gilbert Hefti
Webster City
Edwin “Hefti
Apending
Webster’ City
Clarence Johnson
Barbera
Lois Heg- Ben
Clear’ Lake
Thomas Gimer
End
Stanley A McCurry
Ralph Anderson
di. Kelling
Harry Robere Jn
Denver
Colo
Lient
Harry Kunstling
Bette Beenen
Beenen
Kunstling
Bill
First Baptist Church Schedule and Local Notices
Sunday School meets at 10 am Supt Fred Engetrom extends cordial welcome The morning service is at 11 Bible message by pastor Choir rehearsal Wednesday evening at 730 Sunday School picnic August 30 Go to church Sunday. Stray pigs and found small electric drill noted. Local visits include Mrs Leroy Thompson operation in Fort Dodge and others from Webster City Clear Lake Moville Sioux City Baltimore and Rochester. Park College V 12 student visit and reunions with Zimerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Engetrom
P.H. Sadier
Clarence Erwin
Clear Lake
Gerald’ Wigans
Misa Breda Boge
Baltimore
Mesdames Re.cook
Virgil ‘Erwin
W.S. C
Iato
Grace Long
Sioux City
Moville
Paul Streiff
A. S
Park College
Parkville
John Zim- Inerman
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Camp Meeting Report
Emmanuel Evangelical Church led by Pastor A Fieper lists Sunday services at 10 00 a m Sunday School and evening worship at 8 00 p m with choir practice Thursday. Delegates return from conference assembly share inspirational camp service highlights for all to hear.
Community fair draws large turnout at Engl Grove District 4-H fair
The district 4-H fair in Engl Grove attracted many residents this week. Local residents Hazel Berry and Emil Eggerth returned from trips to Mason City and Rochester Minnesota respectively. Visitors from Rockwell City Vernon township and Circleville shared in social visits and hospital activities while several Humboldt county residents conducted business and attended events in nearby towns.
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Engl. Grove
Mra
Hazel Berry
Mason’ City
Clarence
Black and Daughters
Rockwell City
Will Snyder
Mire
Emil
Eggerth
Rochester
Minn
Robert’ Mahood
Vinton
Howard-McCarry
Humboldt
Ole Carlson
Air data helps win mastery of air power
General Clayforr Bissell, in Adrosphere-1943, argues Allied air superiority hinges on air intelligence. He outlines three data sources from combat crews, crash officers, and captured aircraft to expose enemy tactics and improve US designs. Firepower, armor, and durable planes behind US pilots, with the P-40 vs Zero cited as proof.
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New York
United Nations
Clayforr Bissell
Bissell
United States Army
Army Air Forces
Bissel
Nazis Aim to Build Sea Power for Next War
London dispatch reports a Munich newspaper article claiming Nazi aims after the war include holding Europe in a peace that enables Germany to create a naval power strong enough to challenge Britain and the United States. It contends Germany failed to invade England due to naval weakness and that Britain and America will likely retain sea power, delaying a Nazi order until naval strength is built.
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London
Munchner Neueste Nachrichten
Europe
Great Britain
United States
Germany
England
America
Germans Take 10 000 Workers From Rome
Allied authorities report that German forces removed 10 000 Roman male workers in recent days under a voluntary enforcement program and left the city largely unmolested aside from the labor draft.
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Rome
Trading Post for Indians in Texas
In Texas near Houston the Alabama and Coushatta tribes inhabit a 4000 acre reservation nine miles from the city. Plans include a paved highway and a trading post offering beaded moccasins, bows and arrows, lapel pins, and other wares. Chief Bronson Cooper Syiestine, 64, leads a warded community with church, school, hospital, and cemetery.
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Austin
Texas
Plains
Houston
Redmen
Ticsiche
Bronson Cooper Syiestine
Republic of Texas
Presbyterian Church
Hidden Romance Reunites Father Son After 23 Years
In Baltimore, Elijah Powell and his son finally meet after four months of work at Mervisnd Drydock when an Assacieid Press dispatch from England brings a familiar name to light. Powell learns the soldier’s sister Mrs Moreland in Baltimore is connected, leads him to his daughter, and to Rupert, the son believed lost at the devdeck. Father and two children meet, and both Powell and his wife have remarried within weeks.
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War Dispatch
Baltimore
Elijah Powel
Mervisnd
Assacieid
England
Powell
Siory
Pyt Paul Powell
Moreland
Balti
Synthetic Sugar Produced In California Lab
In California laboratories three University of California scientists announced the first laboratory production of synthetic sugar in experimental quantities. Enzymes from a bacterium were used to form two atoms of commercial sugar from fruit sugar and glucose phosphate. The researchers, Dr H A Barker Dr Michael Doudoro and Dr W Z Hassid, said no commercial application is possible yet due to high production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Serreley
Calif
University of California
3H. A. Barker
Michael Doudoro
W. Z. Hassid
Japanese Flier Dives Into His Own Bomb Near Truk
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph C. Reddock recalls a Japanese Zero plunging into its own aerial phosphorus bomb during a dive on a Liberator formation near Truk. The blast blew the attacker to pieces as Allied bombers from Dublin island attacked. Reddock, a 42 mission veteran, called the Truk raids the toughest strike for Solomons based bombers.
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Solomon Island
Truk
Joseph C. Reddock
Lavere
Okla
13Th Aaf
Dublin Island
Reddock
Mustard Gas Burns Fatal to English Girl
Mustard gas burns, arising from handling a mysterious container found on the seashore, killed a young girl and sent ten others to hospitals in South Wales. Christine Canton, age 16, and her brother who was 14, with their parents and a sister, are all hospitalized with burns after the incident last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South
Wales
Christine Canton
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Chicago
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Lloyd “Braston
San Antonio
Elood" Brayton
M. Babier
Bearr Geigel
Lena
Paul Altman Sr
Dakota City
Paul Altman Jr
John Baumgartner
Femie Baumgartnrr
Altman
First Baptist Church
S.C. Blumhagen
Walker’s
Sanford Anderson
Cedar Falls
F. A. Rickhaefer
Renwick
Towa
Leroy - Thompson
Lutheran
Fort’ Dodge
F. M. Crawford
Shirley
F.G. Drew
Marion Hangon
Fort Sackact
Guy Hassan
Eagle Grove
Connie Block
Los Angeles
University At
Iowa City
George Pell
Barry Stevenson
Emmanuel Evangelical Ch
A. Fieper
State OF Iowa
Humboldt County
Matilda L. Claussen
Lowe
Said County
Iowa
King & Hamilton
International
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Blue Star
Deering
Carl O. Jacobson
Col. Ervin G. Moss
D.J. Christenson
Chas
Bork
Ray Kelling
Paulette Sharon
Vernon Township
CA. Richardson
Arlene
Leo Mimbach
Lola
Ed Anderson
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Dick ‘Tootle
Circleville
Ohio
John Kerr
Ward Peck
Kerr
Eleanor Elm
Thor
Norma Bogard
R. J. Huck
Waverly
Rev. Huck
Wehrheim’s
Val Wehrheim
Wehrheim
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Data
General Bissell
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