Social Roundup of Summer Visits and Travel News
A long list of local residents and guests share summer visits in Humboldt Pocahontas Mason City Des Moines Ames and nearby towns. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Harold Fagon Miss Helen Brinkman and many relatives with trips to Lakes Cedar Falls Oxford Sigourney Britt Britt Oko boji and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Struthers
Harold Fagon
Mason City. Co
Helen Brinkman
Des Moines
Sissy
Lloise
George Weible
L. M. Paulson
Mary Miller
Umboldt
J. O. Wangberg
Elmer ‘Monson
Olive Ryen
J. White
Marie
Lakes
Te Messinger Cottage
F. H. Molyneux
Phyllis
Job
Areston
Molyneux
Janice Wiegman
Wa State College
Ames
Nesday
Sumer
H. C. Wiegman
Marchant
Ildren
Lee Williams
Baby Davenport
Ir Williams
Havelock
Clark Jolliffe
Humboldt
Otis
W. H. Buchanan
Ughters
Bunnie
Ruth
Lou
Glenn Forde
Plover
P. J
Akron
Ohio
W. H. Howland
RS. Mather
Willem Mather
Swea City
L. A. Hansen
Cedar Falls
Ansen
P. A. Peterson
Fineapolis
Beanice
Los Angeles
Julius Hansen
Peterson
Hansen
Petersons
George Sandgig
Dife
David Altizer
Bruce Sanden
Alert City
Bruce
John Gunderson
Ogden
Utah
Dean
Marian Abbott
Gldersons
Mel
Waterloo
Chicago
Maude Ives
Mary von
Oxford
Mary
James Murray
Sheldon
Geraldine Doerning
Mallard
Arnold Doerning
Gerald Graecker
Rolfe
Marsh ‘Graham
Gerald Re
J. T. Grant
Gaylord Shumway
Algona
Myron Heath
Worthington
Minn
Heath
Rank Dickey
Frank Wolf
Cliff Peterson
Charles Tate
Pocahontas
Carl Mason
Esther Simonson
Dora Simonson
Evelyn Thompson
Lois Johnson
Martha Wangberg
Choral Union
Hagle Grove
Ed Christensen
Minnesota
M. R. Soth
Kathryn
Mason City
F. M. Graham
Elizabeth
Graham
Mr. Soth
E. J. Plummer
Britt
Spencer
Sanborn
Emmetsburg
Stella Shimon
Frank J. Shimon
Washington, D. C
Miss Shimon
Surgeon General
Washington
James J. Fox
Joan
James
Erie
Penn
Jin Fox
James d
Westinghouse Company
Roy Hawk
Joplin
Amos Marchant
John Marchant
George Schonberger
Hawk
Wdith March
Clara Dawson
Boulder
Colo
J. 3B. Overson
Hollywood
Calif
G. A. Dawson
Leslie Kirchner
Leslie Struthers
C. G. Lighter
Ocheyedan
G. C. Lighter
Frank Fanning
Moneta
Emma Lighter
Susan Finkbine
Storm Lake
Marthajean Durian
Fort Dodge
Rachel Wiegman
Susan
Frank Finkbine
Shriner
Pat
0. E. Pearson
Charles Johnson
Long Beach
George Foley
Dale Emerson
St. Louis
Nellie Emerson
West Bend
J. C
Curtis Jones
L. A. Jones
Elmer
Gilmore
G. O. Travis
Roger
Judy
Harris Hughes
Hughes
Travis
William Norman
Winfred Norman
Park Rapids
Price Stevenson
Bingham, Minn
Phoebe Harlan
Gerald Harlan
Norman
Harlan
H. C. Eldred
Canada
A. R
5. Thornton
Eldred
Keosauqua Man Shows Off Gup Pies Potatoes
Glenn Williams of Keosauqua unveils potatoes he calls gup pies after an internal change yields new spuds. He has no stock for sale now but will accept orders for delivery next year, noting the crop does not need planting to save space and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Williams
Keosauqua
Williams
Improvements at Clay County Fair Grounds in 1941
The Clay County Fair board reports $15,000 in summer improvements at the fair grounds. A new building north of the Agricultural Hall will house canning and textiles displays and other activities. Towers at the gates gain office, carnival HQ, a Red Cross station, and access for doctors and ambulances. Landscaping, a new concrete drive, and regraded roads reduce dust for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay CO. Fair Grounds
Spencer
Clay County Fair Board
Clay County Fair
Red Cross
Peterson
Fair Board
Keep Hen Houses Cool to Boost Egg Lays
County Agent Max O. Naylor advises farmers to improve hen house cooling this summer. Remove south side and end windows for cross ventilation. replace if nights are cool to avoid drafts. Check for mites and treat roosts with crankcase oil and strong disinfectant monthly for best production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O. Naylor
Iowa
W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College Extension
Poultryman
Garfield Hustlers Meet At Rollin Ives Home
The Garfield Hustlers gathered at Rollin Ives home on Monday July 7 with nine members present. They discussed live stock judging and fitting animals for show. Wilson Bolen offered judging pointers and Richard Hosier reported on Camp Mitigwa experiences. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Ives
Wilson Bolen
Richard Hosier
Camp Mitigwa
Ives
Navy Training Emphasizes Skill and Knowledge Across Ships
The article notes twenty five ship types available to U S Navy sailors and that recruits can learn knots and splices quickly but may need two weeks to master their use and naming. It highlights Uncle Sam's strong focus on sailor training and the high quality of instruction at navy trade schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Uncle Sam
Navy
Fr. K. O'Brien
U.S. Navy
Avounes Day Marking Navy Recruit Entrance
A youth joins the U S Navy and is sent to one of four recruit stations for basic training. The event is celebrated as Avounes Day, with the port issuing a booklet titled Helpful Ties to aid new recruits in discipline and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Isarn
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George Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
Ingrid Bergman
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Jean Parker
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Andy Devine
Joe DiMaggio
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J. J. Dolan
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L. Mae Vey
Rolfe Arrow
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Tageon Bay
Jack Sprat
Land O’ Lakes Cheese
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