Veterans Affairs Surplus Aid and G I Bill FAQ Highlights
Veterans and servicemen receive guidance on surplus property sales through SWPC up to 2500 dollars for veteran owned or partial veteran owned businesses with non veteran partners. The column also answers questions on pension disability ratings, agricultural loan guarantees, navy chaplains medals, only son overseas duty, death gratuities, and Gi Bill loan interest limits.
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Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Eye Street
D. C
Surplus Property Board
War Plants Corporation
SWPC
OPA
Veterans Administration
Navy
Merritt F. Williams
Solomons Islands
Joseph T. O'Callahan
Franklin
U. S
War Department
Alfred Viktor Weds Eunice Dahm of Jefferson S D
Pocahontas South Dakota bride Eunice Dahm became the wife of Alfred Viktor HA 2 c of the Navy in a Friday morning ceremony at SS Peters and Pauls rectory. Rev G J Schissel officiated with Sgt Francis Schott and Miss Betty Smorkowski as attendants. The couple hosted a wedding dinner at the groom’s mothers home.
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Pocahontas
Eunice Dahm
Jefferson
South Dakota
Alfred Viktor
Navy
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s
G. J. Schissel
Francis Schott
Betty Smrkowski
Mid Continent Manufacturing Co
Sioux City
Mae Viktor
Drake University
Des Moines
Alpa Phi Omega Fraternity
Viktor
Drake
Mercy Hospital
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Guests Share Afternoon Luncheon
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Plover Ladies Aid gathered Thursday at 1 30 for a luncheon in the church parlors with about 75 attendees. After lunch they held a program directed by Mrs O P Malcolm featuring readings songs and a piano accompaniment, then a bazaar proved financially successful. Mr and Mrs Garrett Aden left for Kansas City to make their future home.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Plover Ladies Aid
O. P. Malcolm
Malcolm
Uncle John
Piccadilly
F. M. Minnich
A. J. Shimon
Golf Club
George Stockdale
T. M. Shimon
Garrett Aden
Kansas City
Aden
Havelock community notes and anniversaries
Neighbors gather at George Speer home for Mrs Speer birthday anniversary. Havelock Woman's club begins year's programs at Mrs Carl Barth's with 22 members and guest. Various visits, travels, and school enrollment figures update local life. Open house honors Mrs J H Eno's 88th birthday as community activity continues.
Buses Increase Service In Local Town
Charter Coach Co. adds two buses boosting total to eight with four connections, making city travel noisier but praised for better accommodations. Local residents visit family and run weekend errands as several households paint, fish, or work on apartments amid bus traffic. Reserve: Pfc. Ralph Bean, honorably discharged after three years overseas, returns home.
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Charter Coach Co
Sioux City
Pfc
Ralph Bean
George Bean
Oleson Receives Honors From Army Air Forces
F O Oleson son of Mr and Mrs Loyd Oleson of Havelock has been assigned to the AAF redistribution center at Santa Ana California air base He is a pilot with 15 combat missions entered service March 18 1941 went overseas January 1945 and has been awarded the air medal and Pacific theater ribbon with two battle stars
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F.O. Darlowe Q Oleson
Loyd Oleson
Havelock
AAF
Santa Ana
Calif
Havelock Methodist Church Schedule and Events
Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. The Helping Hand circle meets Thursday afternoon September 13 at Mrs Goldie Ralle's home with Mrs Nellie Nickelson assisting. A basket dinner at church basement Sunday September 16 after service honors Rev G R McDowell. W S C S district president Mrs Preul speaks September 27. A chicken dinner was served by the town W S C S group Tuesday evening. Mrs Adram Logan traveled to Chicago for her son Harry’s wedding to Nancy Pierce on Saturday. The newlyweds returned with her for a visit while Harry is on a furlough.
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Francis Kopriva
Lincoln
Nebr
Birs
Frank Kopriva
Arthur Ader
Rolfe
Leonard Storr
Jefferson Barracks
Santa Ana
Calif
Danny
Anna Storr
Will Doyle
Bird Island
Minn
Frank O’brien
Joe Peters
Patty
Don Lacy
Council Bluffs
Dick Love
Mr. Peters
George Peters
Pocahontas
Darlene Peters
Miss Peters
Omaha
George Stockdale
L. E. Elberts
Gus
Contract Bridge
Loots
Okay Bid and Bye Club
Robby Steinhilber
Ray Beck
Pine Room
Phoenix Club
S. H. Brokaw
Brokaw
S. Reis
Kathryn Parker
Bridget Kelleher
A. H. Turner
Loren Reid
David Grant
Historical Study Club of
Matie Baily
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Our Lady of Grace Sodality
Sacred Heart High School
Mark McCartan
Rose Ann Shimon
Mary Therese Reiglesberger
Mary Ann Lorge
Joseph Lieb
Joel, Billy
Bruce
Spirit Lake
Josephine Stelpflug
Lieb
Stelpflug
T. F. McCartan
Mark
Harold Frerk
Waterloo
John Knudsen
George McCartan
George Thomas, Jr
Otto Maltzahn
Thimble
Wayne Philp
Charles Philp
Jake Wagner
Wayne
Italy
Camp Sheridan
Roy Nordean
Batavia
Ted Stover
Jess de Vaul
J. H. Eno
Eno
Russell Morrison
Dexter
H. D. Gruver
Lake Minnewashta
Will Randolph
Will Crawford
Walt Sandy
Webster City
Randolph Apartments
Robert Jolliffe
Methodist Church
Adram Logan
Chicago
Harry
Nancy Pierce
Local Veterans Return Home and Community Events
S/Sgt Darius Logan has received an honorable discharge and helps his father in the electrical business at the Adrian Logan home. Mrs Dean Slaybaugh and Mrs George Shriner visited the Speer home. A community shower at the Methodist church honored Darius Logan with gifts. The American Legion Auxiliary held a Victory luncheon at the Legion hall. Admission was by dues. Get in the scrap.
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Darius Logan
Air Force
Adrian Logan
Darius
Dean Slaybaugh
Rolfe
George Shriner
Paton
George Speer
Methodist Church
The
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Slaughter Percentage Increases Reported In Herd Figures
Slaughter percentages for calves hogs sheep and lambs show notable rises from last month. Calves move from 75 to 100 percent while hogs rise from 15 to 25 percent and sheep and lambs increase to 110 percent.
Clothing firms join OPA price control drive
Most of the country's clothing houses entered into a voluntary pact with the OPA to test the feasibility of holding prices. The move marks another step in the OPA's drive to curb price increases in the clothing sector.
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OPA
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Troy
N. Y
Albany
Jefferson, S. D
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s Rectory
Miss
Robert Koebele
Adolph Koebele
Calvin Peterson
Marines
Santa Barbara
C. W. Peterson
Carol Johnson
East Moline
Ill
C. H. Peterson
San Diego
Herbert Peterson
Galena
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Transcontinental Air Lines
Bertha Shaveland
Anderson
Mallard
Clarence Shaveland
Shaveland
Emmetsburg Hospital
Plover
Havelock News
Don Gibson
Howard
Jerry
J. H. Bochma
Don
Grace Blommer
University Hospital
Iowa City
James Maupin
Osceola
Gus Henningsen
Id Powell
Gon. Roy
Terrill
Havelock Consolidated School
Floyd Muller
Lavera Gruver
O. A. Jacobson
Owa
Peter Miles
Presbyterian Church
Atwater-Kent
Henry Otto
Peter Mullenbach
Chas
E. Lindeman
Auct
Rolfe State Bank
Thompson Bros
Pocahontas Rendering Works
Moa, Bea
Ftazine
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