Madsen Chooses Food Under $28 Ceiling For Households
Mrs Madsen selects canned foods meeting hunger and odor criteria with a 28 dollar ceiling. Readings show 118 pounds of food stored in a space 21 inches wide 13 inches high and 24 inches deep after weighing.
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Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Battle Creek
Mich
Norman C. Madsen
Saturday and Sunday Social Notes From Local Homes
Sunday and Saturday meals hosted across La Verne and Fort Dodge areas show visits to John Cox and Bob Larry Dodson households. Randall Larson enjoyed a March quarter break with Ralph Larson at Ames. News includes funeral notice for Mrs. Phil Ward of Caldwell Idaho and Havelock ties of the Ward family.
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Ward van Alstine
Hudson
Plover
Woodrow Otto
Eileen
Glenn Otto
John Otto
West Bend
George Seipel
Rolfe
E. W. Kerns
Ermetsburg Hospital
M. Jean Christensen
Carl Lundberg
Albert City
O. C. Higgins
Jim Horsman
Laurens
Havelock-Plover
Edwin Grove
Jerry DeYoung
Richard Plantz
Mallard
Ronald Plantz
Omaha
Dick Bush
H. C. Shrader
Rockwell City
Gerald Kerns
Peterson
Don Bush
Storm Lake
Carol Ann Sellers
Melvin Stowell
Don Stowell
Bob Pirie
Danny Plantz
Kari Marie
Floyd Ferguson
Elmer Nicol
Emmetsburg
James Goodchild
Pat Stowell
Pocahontas
Fred McKim, Sr
Earl Firkins
Newton
George Mackie
Eldon Hawk
Richard Meredith
Louise
Irene Roberts
George Hawk
Havelock
Fay Pirie
Henry Janssen
de Soto
Plover Presbyterian Church
John Gembler
Clyde Maulsby
Earl Guess
Charles Lehnus
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Gembler
Howard Gembler
Lake Park
Larry Gembler
Jerry Blaha
Hans Dale
Anna Ricklefs
Doris Halder
Bobby
Arnold Syndergaard
Hans Dales
John Cox
la Verne
Larry Dodson
Randall Larson
Ralph Larson
University At
Ames
N. J. Mearer
Jessie Fitzgerald
Friendship Haven
Bill McKim
Leone Garlock
McKims
Bill Johnson
C. W. Pringle
Phil Ward
Caldwell
Ida
Hebe Cole
Brooks
Penny
Mra. Ward
Plover Legion Auxiliary
George Pirie
Loren Hubbell
B. B. Hubbell
Ranger first carrier commissioned at Norfolk in 1933
On February 25 1933 the USS Ranger the first aircraft carrier fully designed and built as such was commissioned at Norfolk Virginia The event marked a milestone in naval aviation and ship design with Ranger becoming the lead ship of a new class.
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Ranger
Norfolk
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Llover News
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Arthur Miller
Marshalltown
Lloyd Miller
Fred Ferdman
Ferguson
Fern Glasco
Don Silvey
Rebecca
Cleghorn
Goldfield
Air Force
Rodney
Rodney Meyers
Earl
E. W. Kermis
George Lehigh
Mankato
Minn
Dawson Saylor
Eileen Otto
Art Sellers
O.E.S. School of Instruction
Corwith
E. V. Hamand
Leonard Henderson
Glenn Forsythe
Dennis Goodchild
Lester Goodchild
Bill Scott
Bill Scotts
Ceylon
Bruce
Louis Cirks
Richard Cirks
Tong Beach
Calif
Deborah Kay
Richard Dirks
Clarence Shaveland
Albert Anderson
Jerome Carlson
Anchorage
Alaska
Shawn Harlan
Keith Torsman
James Neal and Son
Storm Lake Hospital
Hough
Haden Star
Houghs
Jean Prir
Ed Houpa
James Trimble Jr
Iowa City
University Hospital
Eugene Nicol
Newtour
Ma v Majorowicz
W. FP. Hofer
George Arnold
iMus
Ray Seaman
Pocahontas County Auxiliary
Des Moines
Francis Hakes
Little Legislature
Junmch
Younkers
Register and Tribune
Merle Hay Plaza
Seaman
Emmetsburg Hospital
Gilbert Phillips
Gladys Hart
Broadlawns ‘Hospital
Charles Wasko
England
T. R. Jones
Bill
Earl Sharp
Clarion
Robert Henderson
Raymond Henderson
Virginia
Brigitt Shimon
Garland Westerman
Kermitt Shimon
A. O. Garlock
H. C. Nordby
Kimballton
Plover Telephone Co
Eldon MacVey
Earl Kemns
Donald Ferry
G. Horsman
Russell Stiles
County Legion
Frank Hanish
Alfred Bergeson
C.C.D.M
Way.de
Don Spencer
Russ Winkleblack
Poe
Sioux City
Stu Webb
Webb’s Drug Store
Sunny Brook Drive-In
Ily
Bud Lawton
Amy and
Wesley
Climax
Wayne
Bath
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Climax Grain & Feed Co
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