Community Notices Passages From Ames Area News
Local notes report Mrs Alma Knuteen visiting in Ames and other towns. Birth listed for Mr. and Mrs Gerald Nelson a 93 pound baby boy born Sunday November 5. Various visits and travels noted including Mrs Anns Backstrom in Lehigh and Mrs Prank Jutte in Des Moines. Descriptions of local residents traveling, recovering from surgery, and letters from England mentioning Lloyd Swanson. Several farm and subscription updates conclude the column with regional social details.
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Gerald Nelson
Methodist Bazaar and Chicken Supper at Mansfield Hall
The annual bazaar and chicken supper will be held Saturday November 18 at the Masonic hall. Fancy work and food sale begin at 2 PM. Supper service starts at 5 30 PM. Adults 50 cents, children 35 cents. Menu includes scalloped chicken mashed potatoes and gravy baked beans or scalloped corn vegetable salad apple or pumpkin pie coffee.
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Masonic Hall
Matilda Claussen House Seeks Purchase Bids East of Rea Theatre
Bids or offers of purchase will be received for the Matilda Claussen house located east of the Rea Theatre. For inspection of premises, call or see RM Goettsch.
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Matilda Claussen
Rea Theatre
RM. Goettsch
Community notices from Eagle Grove area church gatherings and visits
A collection of brief local items notes thanks for flowers and letters received in Eagle Grove. Descriptions include visits by Elmer Starr, Bleasher, and Mrs. Fisher, church society meetings at Lake Lutheran and Evangelical churches, a Mission Circle gathering, a subscription renewal from Mrs. Rudy Freitag, visits by Mrs. Arlene Bell, and Rev. Lee’s missionary talk. An AB Richardson property purchase near the Baptist church is mentioned, plus a Sub-District Rally of Methodist Youth from Renwick and Hardy with a planned Goldfield meeting on January 7.
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Young Peoples Mission Circle
The
Evangelical Church
Mra
Rudy Freitag
Monticello
Wis
Times
Arlene Bell
Hardy
New Mexico
George’ Bell
Methodist Youth
Fellowee
Renwick
For Sale and Lost Notices From Rural Listings
FOR SALE or Rent My cement block hose ME AL Ketman FOR SALE Good ol burning beater Mrs Thomas Damon Phone 2272 FOR SALE Good pure bred Hamp beers G M Will 4 miles east of Luverne LOST 310 00 bill Wednesday night in Renwick Leave at Times office Reward PUREBRED Duroc boare for sale M J Howlett & Sons 5 miles north and 1 mile east of Kanawha FOR SALE A few good Shrop shire rems Good fleece and well covered J H Frank 2 miles east of Renwick FOR SALE Duroc Jersey boars We have sew blood for old customers Come and inspect them W H Heimke & Sons PRODUCING GOOD SEED CORN is our business WEATHER has limited the crop Order your EGGERTE HYBRIDS now Carl Heinrich dealer BOARS FOR SALE Pure bred Chester Whites packers type at farmers prices new blood for old customers Robert Naefke Clarion Iowa 8 miles east of Renwick on park road and 1 mile south STOP THIEF Are high feed costs picking too much cash from your pockets Then weve got the answer Muphrys Concentratesthe amazing new way to fortify your home grains at low cost atop up results end profits at market time HEETLAND PRODUCE
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J.H. Frank
Renwick
W. H. Heimke & Sons
Chester
Robert Naefke
Clarion
Towa
Park Road
Murphy’s
Heetland
United States
Middle East
Wes
First Baptist Church Invites Community to Sunday Services
The First Baptist Church under Pastor Blumhagen extends a cordial invitation to all to attend Sunday sessions at 10 o'clock with Bible message by the pastor, and 7:45 PM evening service featuring an illustrated lecture from the American Bible Society titled Every Man to His Own Tongue about Bible translations.
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Fred Engstrom
American Bible Society
First Methodist Church Service and Activities Schedule
The First Methodist Church lists Pastor Paul W. Neal with Morning Worship at 10:00 a.m. and Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship met at W. H. Parnell's on Wednesday with Beth and Wanda Clancy contributing. An annual bazaar is noted with Renwick Sunday School at 10:04 a.m. Worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Sermons include White Feathers and Ye Took Me In with Text Matthew 25:35-36. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:30 p.m. The entry ends abruptly with other text.
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Youth Fellowship
W. H. Parnell
S. Beth
Wanda Clancy
Jesson
Renwick
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Sunday Services and Conference
Emmanuel Evangelical Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Divine Worship at 11:00 a.m. and a 7:45 p.m. Communion Service. Friday evening at 7:43 the second quarterly conference will convene. Rev R H Aurand, district superintendent, will preside and on Sunday evening he will deliver the message and administer the Lord's Supper.
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Aurand
B-29 Bases Are Wonder of 44 In Western China
A vast B-29 base network rose in western China after January labor began with 440000 workers and minimal equipment. Engineers led 70000 laborers to build runways and hard stands on earth, with villages razed and burial sites discovered, all under a Roosevelts Chiang plan costing about 125 million dollars.
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United States
China
Armerican Army
Were
Egypt
Great Wall
Cairo
Cal. Waldo
Marblehead
Mass
South America
Kenérson
India
New Antiaircraft Gun Messing Up Germans in Italy
In Rome, an American 90 millimeter antiaircraft gun nicknamed the Baby Long Tom is reported to devastate enemy troops in Italy. Highly mobile and capable of precision fire, it is praised as a versatile ground weapon used since Cassino, complementing the 155 millimeter Long Tom.
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Rome
Italy
Murphy Destroyer Bow Manages First Invasion Action
The destroyer Murphy saw its bow in Normandy invasion while its stern fought in earlier North Africa and Sicily battles. A collision last October split the ship, sinking the bow and saving the stern, which was later fitted with a new bow to shield troops entering Europe.
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Washington
Murphy
Normandy
North Africa
Sicily
Europe
Navy Treats Burns With Salt Solution
At San Diego Naval Hospital doctors treat burns with a double strength saline solution. Salt water cleans wounds and reduces harmful secretions, used on surfaces or in baths. Captain William Kirkham cites Dunkirk evacuations as evidence of effectiveness and notes plasma transfusion for serious burns.
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U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
Navy
William Kirkham
Plastic Surgery Service
Dunkirk
Kirkham
Boy 41 and the Nazi buzz bomb defense claim
Frederice Andsus Gautesen of Plainfield New Jersey is said to have inspired a potential defense against Nazi buzz bombs after noticing a movement similarity between a garter snake and an elastic watch band. Mrs Virginia Gautesen his mother attended a McNab Inc press conference in Bridgeport Connecticut where J Scott Williams noted the boy’s remark suggested a new physics principle questioning Newtons third law. Company officials refused to share technical details but described the finding as promising and a possible step toward repelling German and Japanese weaponry.
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New York
M.E. McNab
McNab, Inc
C! Bridgeport
Germany
Japan
Sirs
McNab
Gautesen
Frederick
Army Training Dogs to Act as Mine Detectors
The army uses specially trained dogs as mine detectors for nonmetallic mines and booby traps. On six foot leashes they locate concealed devices, lead the way to safety, and mark cleared paths with tape. Dogs of various breeds, weighing 45 to 85 pounds, are chosen for endurance and calmness under distraction.
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Washington, D. C
Wartime boosts pawnbrokers business in Portland
Wartime salaries and greater employment lift pawnshop trade by about 50 percent over prewar levels. Customers pawn many items from luggage to glass eyes, with jewelry surrendered first, then clothing as demand rises.
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Portland, Obe
Penicillin Becomes Publicly Available On Expanded Scale
Washington reports civilian access to penicillin on a restricted basis as production soars. Nineteen US and two Canadian firms boost output about 200 times from a year ago, cutting cost roughly 85 percent. By year end, monthly production may double again, with thousands of depot hospitals distributing to civilians, armed forces, and allies. Foreign allocations begin, with export plans to neutrals and allied regions.
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Washington
United States
Army restricts overseas cable furlough requests
Washington reports the war department will limit overseas messages for emergency furloughs. Requests for soldier details and future furlough asks will be referred to local Red Cross chapters to ease strained communications.
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Washington
War Department
Red Cross
Would-Be Mashers Get A Response With Sting
A Philadelphia wife of a soldier responds to aggressive suitors by handing out cards. The card questions the motives of the men and notes her husband is in the armed forces. She asks what they are doing, labeling them as skunks.
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Philadelphia
Skunk
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Lloyd
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Martha Mitchell
Ghicaio
Hetty
Hanate
Dents
Wilbur
Moore
South “Pacific
Ito
Carl ‘Schipnll
Goldfelt
sYenney
Frank‘ Straight
Shetter
HL EL Goettsch
Albert Jagnow
Dabuane
Ardath Goettsch
Albert
IIL
Fern Rossum
Mason City
Althod Rossum
U. S
South Pacific
Rossam
Ror Withem
Magne Biorkiend
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
E. D. Bart
Pomeros
the Times
Palmer Territory
Jolley
R. E. Cook
Hart
Pomeroy
ETL
Aol
C. A. Richardson
Elmer Starr of
Woolatock
Will Starr
W. F. “Bleasher
W.A. Fisher
George Mills
Evangelical Missionary Society
Leslie Stockdale
Lake Litheran
Stciety
Atcher
Lee
St Paul
Minn
Elds
Chins
Lake Lutheran Church
Alvin
Eng Strom
Richard Son
Baptist Church
ML ML. Greene
Donald
Green
AL Ketman
Thomas Damon
M_J. Howlett & Sons
Kanawha
Carl Heinrich
Coast Guard
Tarawa
Marshalls
O. S.treasury Department
Baptist ‘Church
First Methodist
Paul W. Neal
Emmanuel Evangelical Ch
Fal Pieper
Signal Corps
New Georgia
Trestung
Boy
Army
Peoria
Gaites Department
Seturers
Develosers
U. S. Army
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