Local Notes Include Family Visits and News From Wesley
Mrs. R J Thissen of Algona and Mrs Albert Suppe of Chicago spent Thursday with Mrs Thissen's sister Mrs George Goetz. Many relatives visited, moved, or traveled to Garner Mason City Estherville and Fort Dodge. The Wesley Tigers lost to Algona 1 to 0 and upcoming foe is Saint Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Thissen
Algona
Mra
Albert Suppe
Chicago
Thissen
George Goetz
Ming Anna Wester
New York City
Rimi Wester
Irene Lorbig
Edmund Loebig
Mason City
Maurice Studers
Garner
Studer
George Werling
Studers
Mr. Werling
RR C. Bauer
Agnes
Mr. Goetz
Lillian Johnson
Gamer
Forest City
Lucy Brabee
R. N
Fort Dodge
Frimms
Oliver Young
Mr. Young
Lloyd Young
Ollie Kirschbaum
Wasley
August Engstrom
Everett Harris
Estherville
Pat Scanlon
Coleman
J. L. Studer
Julius P. Studer
Rita
Emma Studer
Excelsior
Minn
E. A. Studer
R. C. Bauer
Kossuth Hospital
Loretta Lloyd
Helen Johnson
Irene Studer
John Hildman
General Hospital
Hildman
Florence Hilbert
Peter Hilbert
Hilberts
Hilda Goetz
Milwaukee
Stella Lloyd
Grandma Goetz
Hilda
Lester Lease
Loren
Tivington
Ayrshire
Peter Kirschbaum
Kirschbaum
Mucie
Don Hildman
St. Joseph’s Church
Eugene Peter
Myrtle Hilbert
Rudolph Hildman
Max Studer
Des Moines
Wal
Jack Studer
Bernard Hautman
Mary Lou Haverly
Baltinware
Maryland
Larry Lang
T. A. McMahon
Lawler
Patty McMahon
Florence Olson
Martin Bleichs
Miller
Local Social Notes Highlight Busy Weekend Visits
Port land area households hosted multiple guests with Friday suppers and Sunday dinners. Attendees include the Stow, Godfredson, Phelps, Moore, Ringsdorf, Larson, Graham, Jennings, Bartlett, Bristow, and other families. Beulah Bartlett underwent nose surgery in Mason City with relatives visiting. Maurice Graham heads to Army camp in Tucson after gatherings in Burt and Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Stow
Cecil Godfredson
Janet Lee
Rita Marie
Pensacola
Florida
J. P. Stow
C. L
B. L. Phelps
Levant Moore
Ruth Phelps
Rita C Godfredson
Burt
Donald Ringsdorf
Bill Waltz
Martin Larson
Donlata Graham
Harvey Graham
Donald
Lois
Harvey Graham Jr
John Jennings
Jean
Fred Jennings
Russell Fox
HH. L. Jennings
Mamie Speicher
Harold Taft
Milton
Vernon Larson
Leila
Will Speicher
Leonard Daniels
Chas
Bernard Phelps
Calvin Bristow
Guckeen
Minn
Clyde Bristow
Ed Wolf
Dale
Roger
Rotlo Moore
Gene Ringsdorf
Leroy and
Merle
Chas. Phelps
Mervin Bristow
Harry Christengen
Wyatt Stott
Wyatt St
Beulah
Ruth Henken
Louis Bartlett
Lloyd Bartlett
iAndy Hanson
Fred Hagen
Myr
George Graham
Graham
Ruth
George Graham Jr
Warren Godden
Maurice Graham
Mason City
Tucson
Arizona
Maurice
Oliver Graham
Lottie Graham
Dwight Graham
Lavon
Roy Clark
Lester Small
Washington, Town
Small
Larry Burger
South Dakota
Mandy
Burger
Fairmont
Treasury approves Towa war bonds quota plan for agricultural states
The Treasury Department adopts the Towa quota as the campaign plan to sell war bonds in agricultural states. Towa had shown it could maintain second place in sales percentage relative to quota during May, signaling strong performance for nationwide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Treasury
Treasury Department
Community notices from Britt Iowa area gatherings and travels
In Britt and nearby areas many locals share visits and travels. Army serviceman Robert Guernsey returns from Camp Chaffee on furlough while families including Halvorsens Buns Tindall Lackore and Hanna host visitors and attend hospital and travel events across Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and California.
Government Buys Large Iowa Egg Stock in 1942 Half
During the first half of 1942 Iowa graders inspected 27,154,000 dozen eggs in shell dried and frozen. Government purchases for lend lease and armed forces moved markets toward Iowa farms and reduced price differentials with New York and Chicago. Local demand plus army buys should keep egg prices profitable for producers. Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Iowa State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
New York
Chicago
Local residents share visits and harvest help in Algona area
Mrs Marie Christensen hosted Sunday dinner with Clar ence Christensen Ross Buff ington families and Verne Teeter family of Algona. afternoons visits included a new baby at Ray Hansen home Titonia. Several families traveled to Clarke South Dakota to visit Wm McKlmurray relatives. fishing yielded 17 bullheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
San Jose
California
Raymond Milbrandt
Mason City
Florence Missman
Henry Bode
Art Holck
Janet Ann
Bernard Ludeking
Joan
Arlys Rittenhouse
Robert
Ronald Gerdes
Irvin Krieger
Frost
Minn
Emma Hanson
Rochester
Tom Lackore
J. F. Johnson
Rockwell
Wiliam Wood
Lilvonne
Leon S Gilner
Forest City
Merle Cushman
Bancroft
John Rudisill
Shirley Rudisill
Ted Gerdes
Lians
Mary Rudisill
Lewis Paul
Janice
Pete Grunewald
Marie Christensen
Clarence Christensen
Ross Buffington
Verne Teeter
Algona
To Buffington
Ray Hansen
Titonia
George Seabury Rand
Joseph Stow
Baby
Clarke, S. D
Wm. McKlmurray
George
McHimurrays
Lavonne Plambeck
Sargent
Nebraska
Leo Gardner
Gardner
Ohe Hott
Wm. Jacobs
Daugherty
Charles Uhlenbake
Uhlenbake
Wm. Martinek
Dean Andrews
Burt
Dale Struthers
Henry Mertz
Lee Struthers
Andrews
Dean
Deane Hoover
Jane Ringsdorf
Chris Hansen
Andrew M. Hansen
John Brink
Laverne
Percy Brink
Alyn Brink
Edwin Burr
Fayette
Rochelle Andrews
Janet Mertz
Merlin Anderson
Fairmont
Mrs. Anderson
Roger Buffington
Roger Hoover
Marlys Engstrom
Renwick
S. P. Powers
Richard Gleichman
Cathrine Kain
S. Powers
S. FB. Wortman
Andy Anderson
Sherry Lou
West Union
Mr. Anderson
Edgar Ball
Kansas City
Wade Ball
Rena Peterson
Lois
Jake Ellman
Jakie Peterson
Sabrine Kain
Blue Earth
Walter Prigge
Minn, Myr
Coonie Roelfsema
Gene
Paton
Roward Knower
Ledyard
J. A. Barger
Ray Hertzke
S. Bruschhaugen
Russell Winter
Emma Gutknecht
Art Baum
All-Woman Jury Drawn in Clarke County Case
Clarke County reports the first all-woman jury drawn to try Don Davis Sr. versus A. M. Bell. Trial Judge Homer A. Fuller noted it is the first such jury in his district knowledge, marking a historic moment for local judiciary. The county’s social notes list numerous visits and illnesses among area residents, reflecting a busy community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Don Davis Sr
A. M. Bell
Homer A. Fuller
Summer care of cows emphasizes heat relief and fly control
Five probable August and September causes for lower dairy output are noted by Arthur Portier of Iowa State College. They include feed shortages, heat, water scarcity, neglect, and flies. Suggestions include feeding hay or silage, grain for high producers, darkened barns, night grazing, ample water, and fly control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Arthur KR. Portier
Iowa State College
Porter
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Wesley News
Jim Sitbaugha
Ralston
W. D. Andrews
R. K. Rethardson
Richardson Lawn
Tom McMahon
Joe Krieps
Krieps
Ernest Ryner
Rudd
J. M. Kunz
Alf Studers
Leo Young
Eoe
Portland News
Topic
Canada
United Nations
Woden News
Robert Guernsey
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
A. R. Guernsey
Cyril Halvorsen
Keith
John Buns
W. J. Tindall
Madison
Wis
George Reutter
George Hills
Near Britt
Ted Hinders
Herman Buns
Marjorie
Hazel Valley
Britt
Beverly Bode
Arlys Fredrickson
Lester Eisenmann
Hazel
William Madole
Norris
Hanna
Norbert
Navy Pier
Aviation Metalsmith School
Ray Valley
Charles
Jo Ann
Dows
Lisle Smith
Tom Benson
John Gerdes
Judy
Leena Lester
Ernest Aslesat
Nick Wilson
Charles Marr
Billy Punk
Corwith
Mary Inchsild
Clarence Hanna
Charles Lounsberry
Ames
Herman Helm
Minnesota
Helm
George Helm
Donald Hodson
Crystal Lake
Ben Schauf
Floyd Dingman
William Heln
C. W. Goslin
Doan News
Lakota News
Ford Tudor
Woden
Seul
Wm. Huisman
Brown Swiss Heislers
Bonno Schutter
Swift & Co
Herb Nelson
Oak Buffet
W. E. Ley
Lakota
Ltt
Young Produce
Titania Implement Co
Kate Boekelman
Lem Stockwell
Gartier
Ken Fisher
Slte
W. EH
Ley
Bit
Murphy's
M. P Haggard
Argona Tt
Titanka
A. M. Petersen
Tanvilae
Murphy's Feeds
Kossuth County
John Swalve
Said County
Katharine McEvoy
Alma Pearson
Sherman Meyer
Sawyer Building
Iowan
Modern Cleaners
Algona, Iowa
Miles Nervine
Faa Bone
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