Locals note arrivals and family updates in Des Moines area
Wally Lichtenberger arrived in Des Moines from overseas with his wife La Ydine Oesterreicher and their baby. Their parents live in Des Moines. Twin daughters Sharon and Shirley Callies recently returned from Des Moines. Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Torgersen spent time at Clear Lake. Mrs. Art Hench returned from Buffalo Center hospital. their baby was taken to Mason City hospital. Birth announced for Betty Jean Hollabauer of San Diego. Henry Huisingary, son of Ti tanka residents, met cousin Alfred Jampel in Kamvar after reconnection via home folks. Birthday and 500 Clubs honored Mrs. Dale Higgins at a Breen home shower with gifts for the bride from Shreveport.
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Wally Lichtenberger
Des Moines
la Ydine Oesterreicher
Iittie
John Rolfnema
H. I. Torgersen
Clear Lake
Art Hench
Buffalo Center Hospital
Mazon City Hospital
John Hollabauer
San Diego
Calif
Betty Jean
Henry Huisingary
Henry Hussings
Titanka
Okinawa
Alfred Jampel
Kamvar
Dale Higgins
George H. Breen
Shreveport
Louisiana
Billy Ward
Frank Fisher
Goldie
Terheek
Vance Reibsamen
Washington, D. C
Floyd Reihsamen
Herbert Nelson
Mary Michaelson
Neal Michaelson
Gary
LaVonne
Glenda
McColley
Hd Heifner
Doran
Minn
K. W. Spencer
Mason City
G. A. Amelsberg
Bert Ameleberg Jr
Aon
Pfc
Cecil Meinecke
Thompson
Russell Meinecke
Nola Jane
Art Randall
Forest City
Arnold Amelsberg
Ben Amelsberg
Elmore
Pfe
Bud Pierce
Floyd Reichsamen
Roger David
Clarence Bowers
Buffalo Center
Ing
Freddie Gerdes
Roger Batmann
Milwaukee
Roland Baumann
Larry
Fred Collins
Hubbard
John Sehlenger
Hutchins
G. BR. Schlenger
Garner
Herman Bunn
Dale Rittenhouse
Hary Quinn
Leona
Blugene Wood
Wayne Naser
Britt
Magon City
John Rudisill
Merle Cushman
Mary Ann
Darlene
Roland
Roger Baumann
Fritz
T. Gerdes
Ernest
Joe McGurk
Fiddle Gerdes
Ted Bode
Ceylon
Barbara
Ann
Gerdes
Jease Judd
Vinton
Towa
Dr. Tindall
Ray
Valley
Herbert Hanson
Harlan
Chicago
Walter Callies on furlough from army service
Walter Callies returned home last week on a furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Callies. He served over three years with part of that time overseas, and was stationed in Italy prior to coming home. Ed Callies’ car was badly damaged by a fire Friday afternoon, the blaze nearly destroying the upholstery before Walter moved the car to safety. Numerous local families and residents are noted for visits, travels, and medical matters, with many short updates on relatives, friends, and community events in Titonka and surrounding areas.
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Walter Callies
Mra
Ed Callies
Walter
Italy
Edward Boyken and Sons
Howard French
Wendell French
Algona
H. A. French
Titonka
Martha Simcoe Weldon
Grosse Point Farms
Michigan
Emily Spencer
Oscar Miller
Donald Schutter
Town City
Doris Stott
Des Moines
W. H. Stott
Erwin Geisking
Farragut
Idaho
Carl Geisking
Owen
George. Tjaden
Dorothy Penning
Clarence Penning
Bill Penning
Frank Risius
Joe Risius
German Township
Leyte Island
Clarence
Frank
Gladys Ann- Smith
Harvey Thompson
Barbara
Burt
Burt Presbyterian Church
Gladys Ann
University of
Bernard McGuire
Joyce
Rochester
Mr. McGuire
Joyes
Circle I
The
Methodist Ladies Aid Will
Reed Hardware Store
Floyd Reichsamen
Roger David
Roy Mann
George Kienk
Edwin ‘Kienk
Itowa City
Hans Waine
Eagle Grove
Edwin Klenke
Julia Reynolds
Iowa City
George i Klenk
Paul Bruns
Woden News Mrs Hang Smith undergoes major operation
Mrs Hang Smith had a major operation at a Town city hospital last Wednesday. She was with husband and daughter Normagene of Britt and is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Several families visited and returned home after weeks away, with updates on relatives and friends across Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Hang Smith
An Town City Hospital
Normagene
Britt
Anna Rosel
Oakland
Minn
Austin
Camp Hood
Texas
John, Rudisill
Al’bert Weishaar
Algona
Herman Buns
Garner
Wayne Naser
Alvin Hanna
Thompson
Wm. Wood
Eugene
Sam Smith
Lyle Smith
Manly
Air Line Schedules Rise In Postwar Demand
New York reports domestic airlines now schedule over 900 flights daily, up from 470 in May 1942 after wartime reductions. The average airline transport flies about 11.39 hours daily, versus 6.35 hours in 1941 before war plane requisitions.
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Air Line
New York
United States
Army
Navy
Doctors Find Way To Prevent Palsy
A new brain operation by Roland M. Klemme, M D., aimed at treating shaking palsy, reportedly cured 78 percent of 200 cases. The procedure removes a portion of the premotor brain area, restoring balance with the basal ganglia and motor cortex without evident mental or physical harm.
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Gt, Louts
Roland M. Kiemme
Parkingon
Klemme
Guese
V Bomb Kills Parents As Girl Goes To School
London report details a deadly V weapon strike that killed Daphne Newton's parents as she left for school. The 13 year old escaped injury, while her home and neighborhood endured repeated bombardments.
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London
England
Daphne Newton
Daphne
Aircraft Worker Delivers Twin Daughters in Car
Dell Langston an aircraft worker phoned his wife’s physician as the stork drew near. He reported a baby in the back seat and then, astonished, two babies when he reached the hospital. Mrs Langston and twins were later reported well at the hospital.
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Los Angeles
Dell Langston
Langston
Mrz. Langston
Best Safety Record Made By Nation's Coal Mines
Secretary Harold L. Ickes reported to Congress that U S coal mines achieved the best safety record in history despite wartime shortages. Last year 1,808 mine workers died, yielding a fatality rate of 1.91 per 1,000,000 tons produced, down from 2.26 in 1948.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Congress
Ambulance Unit Formed From Ex CAP Pilots For Burma Service
A group of sixty former Civilian Air Patrol pilots form an air ambulance squadron to serve with the British in Burma. The unit, described as the first of its kind, plans to begin operations in September after the monsoon season ends.
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Alr
Burma
Rocket planes could circle world in sixty minutes
Hall Hib bard spoke at the University of California about rocket driven aircraft traveling above Earth's atmosphere. He outlined a bold vision where four trips around the world occur in an hour, highlighting advances in high speed travel and propulsion.
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San Francisco
Hall Hibbard
University of California
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