Services Held For Valentine Richter At Pocahontas
Services were held Tuesday at the Secret Heart Catholic church in Pocahontas for Valentine Richter age 85 a longtime resident. Interment was at Calvary cemetery. The J H Lampe funeral home directed arrangements. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Harry Boysen of Pocahontas two sons Ray of Pocahontas and Will of West Bend seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Richter farmed near Pocahontas then retired in town. He enjoyed winter visits to California.
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Pocahontas
Panera
Secret Heart
Valentine Richter
Calvary Cemetery
J. H. Lampe
Richter
Harry Boysen
Ray
Will
West Bend
California
Tricycle Party Celebrates Rosemary Shaw’s Third Birthday
Rosemary Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw marked her third birthday with a Saturday morning party at Eastside Roller rink. Twenty two youngsters attended and two birthday cakes with lighted candles decorated the table after lunch.
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Rosemary Shaw
Frank Shaw
Eastside
Rosemary
W S C S Luncheon and various local notices
A Women’s Society Christian Service luncheon and installation of 1943 officers occurred Thursday in Methodist parlor. Also news of births, job changes, hospital recoveries, visits, military inductions, a company move, and a teaching resignation are noted with several local residents named.
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W.S.C.S
Women's Society Christian Service
Mary Johnson
Charles Battershell
S. Madsen
R. A. Crummer
Donald Trenary
Donal McLain
Herbert Plants
Roy Segar
Campaign to Urge Sharing Meat in Pocahontas County
The county nutrition committee with Extension Service leaders visited 1 819 homes in Pocahontas County to promote sharing meat during December. County chair Mrs Baxvl Chambers coordinated a multi town effort with local chairmen and home economics teachers assisting. Farmers and townspeople expressed strong willingness to share meat and support wartime needs, with six hundred seventy five women showing interest in food demonstrations and meat related programs.
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OCD
Pocahontas County
County Nutrition Committee
Extension Service
Baxvl Chambers
Gilmore City
Laurens
George Aschenbrenner
Havelock
George Speer
Plover
Fred Mekim
Rolfe
N. J. Bixler
Ware
Jerry DeYoung
Pocahontas
Max Naylor
Darrel Hood
Tom Peters
Vatina
Ray Walsh
Palmer
Tubert Sell
Fonda
Harry Kelly
Mary Wraneis Kelly
Nelte
Office of
Civilian Defense
Franz van Alstine
Nutrition Council
Helen S. Sage
Liver Increases Value Of Wartime Meals
Homemaker guidance outlines versatile liver options to stretch meat supply during wartime. County home economist Mrs. Helen S. Sage explains soaking, trimming, braising, dredging, and various cooking methods for whole, sliced, or ground liver to add iron and copper, with ideas for patties, casseroles, and leftovers.
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Helen S. Sage
County Home Economist
War effort urged pupils by attic clean up tale
A Dallas county school officer urged students to aid the war effort by clearing cellars and attics of rubbish and fire hazards. He asked what might be found in an attic and a pupil replied, There is sugar and coffee.
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Dallas
Hobby Horses of the Oleson Family Near Forest City
Mr and Mrs Roger Oleson and their 11 children live near Forest City as a family of horse lovers. They own ponies for the younger kids and regular horses for the older ones. He favors a fiveaired stallion.
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Roger ‘Oleson
Forest City
Ma Oleson
Mr. Oleson
Eighth Graders Maple Hill and New West Branch Teacher
A note notes eighth grade changes at Maple Hill and the appointment of a new eighth grade teacher in West Branch Iowa locating in Iowa.
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Maple Hill
West Branch
Pat Wolfe Suffered Stroke at Pocahontas Lumber Co
Pat Wolfe had a stroke while at Pocahontas Lumber Co on Monday January 11. His condition is favorable and he is under care at the Cari Storr home.
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Pat Wolfe
Pocahontas Lumber Co
Cari Storr
Plan to Recover from War Economics Boosts Recovery Bonds
The speech urges converting wartime profits to peacetime use via Recovery bonds. Businesses would allocate 20 percent of war profits to buy bonds, held until war’s end, then interest starts. Bonds may be traded postwar to fund plant conversion while government gains revenue for victory.
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America
Europe
United States Senate
United States
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Raymond Boyd
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ray Boyd
U. S. Navy
Poeshentis County
Hornet
Dave Cady
Baltimore
William Brinkman
W. F. Brinkman
Wendover Field
Utah
Harold Dirks
Aloysius Krejchi
John Krejchi
U. S
Aviation Machinsts Mate School
Jacksonville
Fla
PFC
Pocahontas High School
Bill Hronek
James Hronek
Des Moines
Senate
Pacahontas High School
Charles E. Alvis
John Alvis
Amarillo
Texas
Army Air Field
Posakony
Josephine Posakony
The
Phoenix Club
Lindeman
Jennie Thornton
I. H. Brokaw
M. Hi. Hammes
W.E. Gower
Viola McCartan
Kathryn Parker
Otto Alberts
L. J. Elbert
J. R. Grant
Frances Young
Superintendents Club
Young
Bridge
Godfrey
Grant
Henderson
Don Lenz
Manson
Manhattan
Kansas
MccCurnin
J. F. Stelpflug
Sergeant McCurnin
James McCurnin
John Herman
Harold Yosum
Bow
Merle Yooumn
Merle Yocum
Henrietta Kramer
Harriet Botine
Naomi Ohrtman
Minnie DeWall
Robby Steinhilber
O-Kay
R. M. Love
Lindeman Cafe
J. H. Brokaw
Brokaw
W. E. Gower
F. M. Hudson
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
John Carlson
Harold Miller
Howard Walters
Omneha
Anton Mackovets
Hugh Moore
Lois Crammer
Meridar
Her Perets
Ray Crammer
Adel Schott
Marjory Filloon
Walter Schott
Fort Eustis
Will Schott
U. S. Army
Tommie Quinlan
Francis Hudek
U.S. Signal Corps School
T. J. Quinlan
W. W. Hudek
Rivers'de Meral Co
J. H
Betty
Kathryn Ann
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Laura Balle Hammer
Algiers
Maison Blanche
Royal Air Force
R.A.F
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Reyrn-O-Celt
Erne
R. G. Hunter
General Supply Corp
Des Moines, Iowa
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