Des Moines Auxiliary Hosts Quilt Pickup and Club Meeting
The Des Moines Two Women's Club plans a July 11 meeting at the schoolhouse with a roll call on What I'm Doing to Help Outside. Guests included Mrs. Glen Carpenter Mrs. Lyle Lund and others on program refreshment committees. A 6 pm dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. J E Tutt on their 82nd anniversary. Weekly Golf Auxiliary luncheon and bridge at Gar Mac Lodge yielded contract prizes to Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Grant.
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Des Moines
Glen Carpenter
Lyle Lund
Henry Schmidt
Virgil Vaughn
Robert Rutgers
Vernon Struthers
John Howe
Ers
W. R. Enderslee
J. E. Tutt
Tutt
L., A. Hansen
W. L. McIntire
Otis Cook
M. D. Anderson
Jennie Bowen
Gar-Mac Lodge
G. B. Palmer
J. T. Grant
George Weible
Robert Hunter
K S K Club Picnic Set for Pocahontas Park
The K S K club schedules its annual picnic for Sunday July 9 at Pocahontas park. Mrs L S Anderson hosts a lawn party Monday with friends and sisters in law Mrs T C Anderson of Sioux City and Mrs J Turlow Seifert of Los Angeles. Nan and Jane Peterson served drinks and cakes.
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K.S.K. Club
Pocahontas
Birthday Party for Marilynn Hikenbberry Marks Third Year
Marilynn Hikenbberry celebrated her third birthday anniversary on Thursday June 29 with a party at her grandparents home, Mr and Mrs C A Christensen. An afternoon of play ended with a lunch of individual birthday cakes and paper hat favors. Fourteen children and mothers attended.
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Marilynn Hikenbberry
Legion Auxiliary hosts July luncheon at Legion hall
The American Legion Auxiliary invites members to a 1 PM potluck on Monday July 10 at the Legion hall. Members should bring a guest who is a mother wife or sister of someone in World War II service. A covered dish sandwiches and table service are requested. Installation of officers will follow with county president Mrs. Carl Barth installing Mrs. Leo Ludwig.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Carl Barth
Havelock
Leo Ludwig
West Bend
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule
Rev. C. R. Buckwalter presides with Sunday school at 10 15 a.m. and morning worship at 11 15 a.m. The pastor will preach this Sunday. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p.m. Choir practice Thursday at 8 p.m.
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the Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Schedule and Sermon Title
J. O. Wangberg will lead a 9 am Holy Communion service followed by a 9 30 am preaching service on The Temporal Work A Test of our Christianity based on Luke 5 1 11. Sunday school at 10 30 am Luther League at 8 pm with discussion on Political and Moral Freedom.
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THE
Trinity Lutheran
J. O. Wangberg
Luther League
Nain Lutheran Church Calendar Notes
Emery L Petersen officiates a worship service at 11:00 a.m. on July 9. The Nain Lutheran society meets July 1 at Art Kilbourn's home at 8:30 p.m. Ladies Aid gathers July 12 at Mrs. David Henderson's home at 2:15 p.m.
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Nain Lutheran Church
Emery L. Petersen
Nain Lutheran Society
Art Kilbourn
Ladies Aid
David Henderson
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Young People Conference
W. F. Schneck, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Junior Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m led by Alfred Miller. Choir practice Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Senior Young People's conference at Camp Foster Lake Okoboji July 17 23. Those wishing to attend should report to Sunday school superintendent W Fisher.
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Camp Foster
Lake Okoboji
W. Fisher
Oats High Priced Feed Discussed By Extension Experts
Extension Director Max C. Naylor notes a small oat crop may limit feed for swine late summer. Iowa State swine specialist K G Quaife says oats will be high priced for any livestock. Recommendations include feeding whole oats to pregnant sows with pasture, or ground oats soaked as mash for growing pigs, while limiting use for heavier hogs.
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Max C. Naylor
K. G., Quaife
Iowa State College
Harvest New Oats Later Farmers Told
A member of the Iowa Farm Managers Association says oats in the region are not rust resistant but are harvested too soon causing musty, low value grain. Extension director Max O. Naylor explains new oat varieties stay green longer and pack tighter in bins, requiring later harvest and moisture control to avoid musty oats.
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Iowa Farm Managers Association
Iowa Agricultural Extension Station
Ames
Iowa State College Agronomy Department
Max O. Naylor
Naylor
Iowa prepares for 1944 football season under Slip Madigan
Coach Slip Madigan returns to the University of Iowa as football drill begins August 14 with all enrolled students eligible. Hawkeye officials expect a strong influx of players, aged around 19, and emphasize wartime fitness even for those entering military service. Lt. and Mrs. Donald Davidson arrive locally, with Davidson headed to Lincoln for further training.
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Slip” Madigan
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Flight Officer W Vanden Mecham Serves In India
Flight Officer W Vanden Mecham serves in India as first pilot on a C 47 Troop Transport. He is son of Mr and Mrs W A Mecham of Rolfe. He received his commission at Stockton Field California on February 8 1944 and trained at Mather Field Sacramento before transfer to Bowman Field Louisville for overseas duty in April.
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W. Vanden Mecham
India
W. A. Mecham
Rolfe
Stockton Field
California
Mecham
Mather Field
Sacramento
Calif
Bowman Field
Louisville
Kentucky
Canning Powders Warn Against Shortcuts in Home Canning
Mrs Helen Sage and Miss Conie Foote urge home canners to boil jars for fruit and tomatoes and to avoid canning powders. They warn trade names mask dangerous substances like formaldehyde and boric acid and say powders do not prevent botulism or spoilage and can destroy vitamin B1. Follow proven guidelines and heat rules from science.
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Helen 8. Sage
County Extension Home
Conie Foote
Iowa State College
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Miss Foote
Lake Township Farm Bureau Hosts 4-H Program
The Lake township Farm Bureau met at P. G. Peters home June 27 for a outdoor monthly session led by Township Director Sol Kipfer. 4-H girls under Mrs. Walter Higgins and Mrs. Lester Delle performed songs and solos, recited the country girls creed, and received a 4-H pin.
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Lake Township Farm Bureau
P. G. Peters
Sol Kipfer
Robert Delle
Helen 8
Sage
County Extension Home
Des Moines
Walter Higgins
Lester Delle
Beverly Jones
Dorothy Hudek
Marian
Carol Claussen
Darlene Peters
Dorothy Jones
Gloria Delle
Marian Claussen
Dorothy O’donnell
Creed
Gloria
Ardis Halligan
Donna Dunn
Henrietta Janssen
Iowa Farm Bureau Women Convene In Des Moines Summer Meet
About 286 Iowa Farm Bureau women gathered June 25 to 27 in Des Moines to discuss farm life goals for home workers and rural communities. Discussions covered prosperous agriculture, better farm homes, youth education, health, and veteran rehabilitation with emphasis on expanding homemaking to community walls.
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Farm Bureau
Des Moines
F. D. Schlensig
Harley McLain
B. W. Lathrop
Helen 8. Sage
Poca
Raymond Sayre
Iowa Farm Bureau
Me Tsung Kaung
Allan Kline
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Welfare Depends On Job School And Recreation
Prof. Ralph Ojemann of the Iowa child welfare research station at the University of Iowa argues for a comprehensive approach to adolescent welfare. He says experiences shape behavior and altering experiences can change outcomes, noting recreation without jobs, or schools without home and community changes, are ineffective.
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Ralph Ojemann
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Corn and crop prospects in Pocahontas county harvest nearing
In Pocahontas county corn is knee high and expected to be laid by week’s end. Hay is finished, crop below normal. Oats are short and headed. Soybeans are doing well. A labor shortage is anticipated as harvest begins.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Iowa History Books Ready for Centennial
The State Historical Society at the University of Iowa recatalogues a large collection of books pamphlets and manuscripts on Iowa history for a reference rush tied to Iowa's 1946 centennial of statehood. The material will be easily accessible to all as interest and enthusiasm for Iowa history grows.
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Iowa
State Historical Society
University of Iowa
Vatican and Rome Monasteries Sheltered Jews, Says Chaplain
Chaplain Morris Kertzer, former University of Iowa religion professor, praises Catholic efforts in hiding Jews during Nazi violence. He spoke in Rome’s synagogue to about 4,000 amid ongoing street fighting, calling it a bright addition to Christian history.
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Vatican
Rome
Morris Kertzer
University of Iowa School of Religion
Kertzer
Paint stock noted including aluminum and implement colors
A local supplier reports new stock of aluminum paint the first in a long time along with a range of implement paints in various colors and additional floor paint options.
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L. S. Anderson
Marilyn Eikenberry
Legion Auxiliary
Mia
Art Ferden
Dolores
Lilalea Wilcox
Fort Dodge
Mr. Ferden
Mary Ferden
Mys
Lester Gustafson
University
Donald Davidson
Las Vegas
Nevada
Lt. Davidson
Lincoln
Nebr
Lake Lassies
Iowa History Books
Niles MacVey
Michael
Chicago
Libbie MacVey
John Deere Mower
Rolfe Arrow
Cargil
Rolfe Feed
Algona Launderers
McKee Barber Shop
John Porter
Clagg
Hide & Fur Co
Webb’s Drug Store
C. W. Reese & Son
Rawson Spray Service
Pocahontas, Ia
Salrow
Moines Township
Tejed
Ella Meisenbagg Secretar
E. A. Johnson
Mason
Eddie J. Aden
Fullerton Lumber
HeeHaw News
Pitkin
Vale of Tears
J T. Grant & Son
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