Local club gatherings feature yearend bridge and class party
The Double Six bridge club hosted its year end meeting at Mrs Glyde Brinkman home with a luncheon and prize won by Mrs FP EL Grant. Rev W F Sehneck Sunday school class held a party at Mr and Mrs Tutt home with contributions from several couples. The Forests club met with Mrs Telmer Sle to discuss beauty spots of Iowa as Mrs M D Anderson could not attend. DALT Woman's Club hosted a program at the schoolhouse with second and third graders performing The Ugly Dwarf and March of the Months, plus magazine reviews and piano solos by Alene Joens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde Brinkman
Double Six Bridge Club
Prige
FP. EL Grant
N. AL Wilson
Suday
W. F. Sehneck
J. E. Tutt
Earl Young
FE. C. Hoard
Carl Sandvis
WY. D. Baxck
New Hope
Ruth Suckow
The
Sorests Chib
Telmer Sle
Luther ‘Thomapson
Iowa
M.D. Anderson
J.C. Gunder- Lott
Dam.t. Woman's Club
van Vleet
McGuffy
Readers Digest
Hygeia
Guy Smith
Thomas Dig
Community Club Activities Highlight Local Meetings
Nineteen American Legion Auxiliary members met in the Central States social room for a regular session with hostesses listed. Carla Bixter celebrated a birthday at a Friday evening roast hosting sixteen guests at the Bixter home. The Excelsior Society opened the new year in church parlor with quilting and a brief social hour, plus 4-H mobilization week activities. The Freemans entertained twenty two guests Sunday evening with a potluck and games, while Carefree Bridge Club gathered at the Moraghan home for prizes. The Rolfe Women’s Club bought a $100 War Bond and featured programs on the Star-Spangled Banner, Phoenix, and music. Various birthdays and social events continued through the week with community members noted for hosting and participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Central States
O. B. Puller, Jr
Merl McAnineh
George Schanberger
Amos Marchant
Luther Thompson
Excelsior Society
Presbyterian Excelsior Society
L. A. Hansen
Earl Ives
Lunels
Art Erickson
George Heald
Rolfe
EL PL Lemen
DeVan Famer
Cleo Jean 3Ena Rogeres
Larch
Ee Sram
Sunday Schedule at Local church announced
W F Schneck, pastor, lists Sunday events with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, Junior Endeavor at 6 45 p.m. Choir practice Thursday afternoon. Junior department opens Sunday school with J Hosier as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Schneck
J. Hosier
Trinity Lutheran Service and Classes Schedule Notice
J. O. Wangberg Psator leads 9:30 a.m. morning worship with theme Feed My Lambs from John 21.15–23. Special music by the Junior choir. 10:50 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class. Catechism class at parsonage Saturday 2:43 p.m. Junior choir 3 p.m. Circuit meeting this Sunday afternoon at Rembrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Wangberg
John
Rembrandt
Methodist Church Announces Sunday Service and Events
Pastor E J Plummer leads Sunday school at WW am and morning worship at 11 aa with Rev Stanley Carson newly returned from China as guest preacher. Woman's Society of Christian Service in charge and annual thank offering to be received. Asbury class April party set for Grant Johhamic. choir practice Thursday at 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Plummer
Stanley Carson
China
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Asbury
Grant
Card of Thanks from Mrs George Ryen
Mrs George Ryen thanks everyone for cards flowers and visits during her hospital stay and expresses gratitude for the support shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryen
Girl Scouts Observe Jar Lid Week At Legion Meeting
Troop 1 girls met at the Legion hall on April 18 to mark Jar Lid Week. They earned troop badges and community name tags, welcomed Shirley Ann Wolfe as a guest, and worked on arts and crafts toward the second class badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Legion
Shirley Ann Wolfe
Roselyn Brock
Scribe
Tran
Word
Farmers Urged to Raise More Flax for War Effort
Iowa farmers are urged to exceed the flax goal for 1942 to ensure a steady supply for war needs. Flax supplies high drying oil for paint and varnish, used in battleships submarines airplanes and military equipment.
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Iowa
United States
Urges Vote on Wheat Quotas Referendum
Weather boosts 1942 wheat crop as Triple-A chair Harry L Lund urges eligible growers to vote on the quota referendum on Saturday May 2. He cites ample stored wheat and a projected 1.4 billion bushels by July 1 and notes eligibility based on wheat acreage and expected yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry L.lund
Triple-A
America
Wickard
Nermel
Ventilate Brooder House to Prevent Chick Deaths
County Agent Max Naylor warns that poor ventilation in brooder houses heated by weed, cost or oil burning stoves can fill with carbon monoxide. Chicks die in large numbers each brooding season, especially on cold nights when vents are closed. Incomplete combustion and soot buildup raise poisonous gas levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Naylor
Unclear War Office Note In Nebraska April Order
Fragmentary notice mentions Dr L K Les Simian receiving documents from the Secretary of War on April 27 for service. It references parties seeking to see the doctor before a leaving period and lists names Mrs TASAT Ruth, with time to manage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. KR
Les Simian
Nebraska
Hetin de Tel
Tasat
Ruth Wilh
Oats Planting Planned in Pocahontas County
Two community oats plots will be planted in Pocahontas county the week of April 13. One plot with the Pocahontas vocational agricultural department and another with the Laurens vocational agriculture department. Varieties include Marion Gopher Vanguard Sac 3907 Columbia Hancock CI 5607 Boone Tama and Iowa 105. Supervised by L C Burnett of Ames and ISU Bureau of Plant Industry with local Farm Bureau or vocational agriculture department involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas Vocational Agricultural Department
Laurens Vocational Agriculture Department
Marion
Gopher
Vanguard
Sac
Columbia
Hancock
Boone
Tama
Iowa
Iowa State College Bureau of Plant Industry
Farm Bureau
Vocational Agriculture Department
L. C. Burnett
Ames
Bonds Available for Organizations in War Effort
Information released to Mrs LBL Wane outlines bond options for local organizations supporting the war effort. County chairman Mrs Gar toc Garlek announces details on May series funds totaling 28.30 with allocations and eligibility specified for eligible groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartoc
Garlek
Weather good for repairs and coal as winter nears
The note urges ready coal stock and roofing work before prices rise. It touts cement and concrete feeding floors as profitable investments for farmers. It promises continued cement supply with no price increase and highlights hog housing and self feeders as solid builds.
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Sorests
Sime
Robert Rutgers
Jon
Conrad Majorewicz
Kathryn
Thomas Diggs
Lowell
Sam Nieson
Sue
Lesian Auxiliary
Carla Bixter
Bixter
Carla
Freeman
Warren Freeman
East Berne
David Henderson
Des Bush
Henderson
Kerns
Mr. Hencederson
Carefree
Pavahonias
Therssey
Eddie Moraghan
Tocahoates
Helemer Kaiser
Jerry Heteree
George Shors
Pao
Waste Wee Ee Weety
Canok Vr
Nee Reed
Charles DeBoer
Ps v
Arteas
Weas
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran
the Methodist Church
Girl Scout
DR. Leserman
Wold Hardware
Initeswinis
Penny Wise
Emmetsburg
Son OF Fury
Tyrone Power
Gene Tierney
Lloyd Nolan
Mary Beth Hughes
Fibber McGee
Melly
Rise and Shine
Linda Darnell
Jack Oakie
Carole Landis George Montgomery
Riders OF Timberline
William Boyd
Brad King
Andy Clyde
E. W. Meredith
Plover
Geo. Fowler
M. A. Sortien
Bode
F. C. Hartung
Pocahontas
Mukden
Fay OD
Pirie
Mallard
Iial
Zil Johnson
the Fisher
Divan
Mildred Nicoson
Ld Sinek
Grigsby
Robert A. Oo
Pocahontas Rendering Works
Cahontas
Rolfe Howard Bruce
T. J. Raynes Rolfe
Hee Haw News
University of Hard Knocks
JT. Grant & Son
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