Local News Roundup From Goldfield Area
Local snippets report visits by Mrs Ed Kelling of Goldfield to the J H Tanck home and various guests including Mrs Guy Hanson and Jerry of Eagle Grove. Pfc Selmer Nerem on 10 day fur lough with family. Multiple civic and family notes, servicemen, and travel details across Goldfield and nearby towns.
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Ed Kelling
Goldfield
J. H. Tanck
Guy Hanson
Eon Jerry
Eagle Grove
Pfc
Selmer Nerem
Camp Elis
Pot
Kyle, Luchsinger
Camp Dodge
Chris Luchsinger
John Buster
Marilyn Fitchett
Newall
Walter Attig
Lee Schlecty
Rock Valley
Wm. Béenen
Fred Gugger
Marx Schwyter
Grand Junction
Success of 5th War Loan Drives Nation Backing Armed Forces
In moments of crisis Americans rally with courage faith and resolve. The 5th War Loan Drive aims to speed the war’s end with minimal loss of life and prove national unity. Citizens encouraged to support by buying bonds to fund the military effort and shorten the conflict.
Card of Thanks notes many local condolences and greetings
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kind words deeds flowers and help after the passing of a father and grandfather. The note lists numerous local families visitors and gatherings with mentions of travels and hospital visits including Melvin Maurer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. White
R.A. White
GC. J. Hippen
Clean Up Notice and Local Socials
General clean up of ashes and junk planned around town this week with Chas Burk handling haulage and town expenses. Residents urged to have items piled and ready. post cleanup, junk will be hauled once a week. Mayor D Gimer signs. Also notes social visits and gatherings including Fleming in Fort Dodge, Clancys at Clear Lake, papering and furniture repairs offered by Howard Person, and local farm bureau and family visits in Humboldt and Ames.
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Chas. Burk
L. W. Fleming
Fort Dodge
Beth
Wanda Clancy
Clear Lake
Howard Person
Thomas
Gimer
Chilren
Douglas Gibbs
Eugene Gimer
Humboldt Lon
Mary McNamera
Lady Dearman
The
Astor
Giovani
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Wille Howard
MGM - Tra Ray
Hutton
Central Park ‘Zoo
Radio City
Methodist Church Services and Schedule From Sunday
The church pages list Sunday School at 10 00 a m Worship at 11 00 a m with children sermon Francia the Preacher and the Lord s Supper in morning service A brief communion meditation on When We Are Judged 1 Cor 118 Hardy Morning Worship at 1000 a m Lord s Supper Observance 11 00 a m Sunday School An Official Board meeting Friday at 9 00 p m of extreme importance plan to attend
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Know Your Neighbor Club
Braden Richardson
George Bains
Eagle Grove
Merton Blasie
S.C
Seattle
Wash
Mazon
City
Tatheran Church
U.S
Francia
Hardy
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Church School meets at 10 a m with Mr Fred Eng atrom as Superintendent. Morning Worship begins at 11 a m with a Bible message by Pastor C Blumhagen and the Lord's Supper. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday evening at the church. Go to church Sunday.
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Fred Engatrom
British Facing Housing Need After War Says Bossom
London reports Alfred C. Bossom of the British building mission warns fifteen million UK residents will need new housing in the first postwar decade. He cites extensive bomb damage, wartime neglect, and a demand for up to four million permanent homes plus one million temporary houses, with about three to four people per new home.
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London
United Kingdom
Alfred C. Bossom
Seatler
British Building Mission
North Americas
United States
Bossom
Maidstone
Kent
Europe
Britain
States
Tip Soup Bowl and Pick Bones to Help Win War
Washington report quotes Judge Marvin Jones war food administrator urging thrift in wartime meals. He says up to 20 percent of food is wasted and urges saving every last bite from scraps and bones to reduce waste amid a national effort.
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Marvin Jones
Jones
Diamond Demand in War Work Rises Tremendously
Washington reports a sharp rise in industrial diamonds used by war industries. WPB data show last year’s sales at 10,000,000 carats, up from 7,833,000 in 1942 and 3,563,000 in 1941. Prewar figures are unavailable, but imports data indicate a twenty one fold rise from 139,300 carats in 1929-31 to 2,925,300 in each year 1938-40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Navy couple seeks congenial roommates in Norfolk ad
Moderately refined navy man and his wife placed a newspaper ad seeking a congenial couple to share a flat. They note they drink occasionally smoke too much read a few good books and can talk or listen. They received 75 telephone calls and soon moved into a new Bat.
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Norfolk
Lights of New York in Manhattan Scene Gossip
A lively theater column sketches Manhattan chit chat with Grace Cahill and Georgia Gibbs at 44th Street and Broadway while Jimmy Durante jokes over ketchup. It notes Kath ryn Kuhn’s gowns, RAF pilots at William Morris, Patsy Kelly’s roar, and Mary McNamera awaiting her soldier bow.
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Manhattan
Grace Cahill
Jane Pickens
Bobby-Salks Brigade
44Th
Broadway
Georgia Gibbs
Jimmy Durante
Madison Avenue
Jimmy
Kathryn Kuhn
Wedgwood
Corinna Mure
New Jersey
William Morris
Yvette
England
Patsy Kelly
Kelly
Imogene Coca
Ruban Bleu
Secret German land torpedo shown by Soviets in Moscow
Moscow exhibit of newly captured German army hardware features a self propelled electrically controlled land torpedo weapon. Once a close secret, it was abandoned during the German retreat from the Leningrad sector.
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Soviets
Moscow
Leningrad
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