Wesley News Highlights Local Births and Games
The week brings a newborn as Mr and Mrs Vincent Doughan welcome a son and grow their family to two sons and a daughter. Local sports note the Wesley girls fall to Titonka 31 26 while the boys win 20 12, with next games at Whittemore. Community events include a Christmas bridge party at John Hutchison home and a Prairie Neighbors Pals meeting with new member Gayle Brabec.
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Wesley
Titonka
Whittemore
John Hutchison
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ed Loebig
Jimmie
Algona
Loebig
Hansen
Sam Anne
Lewiston
Mary Jane Studer
Diane Kleinpeter
Ole K. Flom
Genevieve Cosgrove
R. Ni
Charles Kraus Jr
Donald Sherman
Emil Wester
Anna
Fifth Avenue Hospital
New York City
Cleveland
Joe Krieps
Joan of Sexton
Tom Forburger
Geo. Aldrich
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Guy M. Butts
Rochester
Pvt
Irvin Hildman
Camp Hood
Texas
George Hildrhan
Vincent Doughan
St. Joseph's Church
Teresa Lichteig
Mary Lee Cole
Muriel Studer
Gayle Brabec
Patricia Richtsmier
Lola Scutsham
Tillie Loebig
Louis Loebig
Eugene Loebig
Navy
Walter West
Army
Julius King
Bridge Club
L. L. Lease
Frank Kouba Jr
Halver Flom Jr
Ihna Gerdes
Flom
Lease
Hauptman
Marjorie Licktelg
Rita
Madeline Studer
Good Council Academy
Smankate
Minn
Mary Adine Kunz
St. Catherine’s
St. Paul
June “del Kunz
University of Wisconsin
Robert Kirkpatrick
Joe
Stanley Studer
Milford
Edward Funnemark
Arstrong
Mildred Funnemark
Little Rock
Bernard Erdman
Alvord
Margaret Flon
Ada Grove
Alfred. Erdman
Rita Vitzthuin
Leebig
George Hugan
Raymond Hansen
Ruth Mary Vitzthum
Jeanne Studer
Ines
Kathrine Park
Guy Hart
Bancroft
Wade
Jakie Peterson
Rena. Peterson
Jim Mullarkey
Leroy H Estle
Ray Estle
California
Paul
Inez Rava
Delores Roelfsema
John Roelfsema
Buffalo Center
Harnest Trasmer
Jerry Heetland
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Schroeder
Santa Claus
Francis Adams
J. A. Barger
Burt
Ronald Heetland
Des Moines
C. GC. Frye
P. Powers
Robert
Wade Ball
Ed Scott
Bena Peterson
Blue Earth
Marcus Rippentrop
Paul Ukena
Dave Scott
Dubuque
Dale Jacobson
William Smith
Kenneth Patterson
Iowa City
Branitt Airways trains first women radio operators
Graduates Miss Carol Hanson of Grinnell led 30 women selected for specialized Branitt Airways communications training. The 306 new operators mark Branitt’s first cohort of women radio operators, expanding the airline's communication staff.
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Carol Hanson
Grinnell
Branitt Airways
Branitt, Airways
Lakota News Highlights Local Family Update
Local notes show births, illnesses, travel and service news. Kelvin Ukena welcomed a daughter while Ferdinand Koppen wed Esther Olson in Seattle, Navy couples on leave and Pearl Harbor memories frame the community.
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Kelvin Ukena
Inez Ravn
Mr. Ravn
Alden
Minn
Louis Thaves
O. J. Rippentrop
Robert Powers
Iowa State College
Amen
P. Powers
Ferdinand Koppen
Arnold Becker
Seattle
Washington
Ferdinand
Esther Olson
Williams
Pearl Harbor
John R. Johnson
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief From Constipation
An advertisement claims Adlerika provides safe laxative action, is pleasant and easy to use, and has relieved constipation and gas pains for a decade. The copy urges readers to get it today from W. J. Denton, druggist.
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A.w.vt
W. J. Denton
Temperature Needs for Common Christmas House Plants
Iowa State College extension horticulturists explain how flowering winter plants need special light and temperature care. Poinsettias prosper 70 to 76 degrees, can suffer at night below 45, and should be kept dark at night. Cyclamen prefers 65 to 68 degrees, needs damp soil and an east window for light, and can survive summer in a cool dark basement. Begonias require full winter light. large showy types fade after blooming while others can persist in a warm dry room. Amaryllis requires cool 50 to 68 degrees with high humidity and rain or snow water for watering.
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Iowa State College Extension
Flag with two blue stars displays again at New Market
A service flag with two blue stars, used in World War I, is shown at the home of Elmer G C Eighmy in New Market. It originally honored Mrs Eighmy’s two brothers and now honors the Highmys’ two youngest sons.
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Elmer GC
Eighmy
New Market
Highmys
Cresco man pushes car, crashes into local storefront window
Costly Push Clement Lickteig of Cresco could not start his car and, after bystanders helped push, the motor finally started. Before anyone could act to halt it the car crossed the street, mounted the curb, and plowed through a large plate glass window of a nearby store.
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Clement Lickteig
Cresco
Flax possibly profitable in Iowa next year amid war goals
Iowa flax producers are urged to raise 1943 acreage by 28 percent to meet national production targets. Government price guarantees may keep flax gross value similar to soybeans while requiring less labor. Planting on weed-free tan and following corn or soybeans with proper soil prep and early sowing boosts yields. Recommended varieties include Redwing Biwing and Bison, with disease control via rotation and clean seed. County extension directors can provide the best vegetable list for the family war garden in 1949.
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Towa
Iowa
Becaus
Town State College
North Iowa
Kanawha
Farmers Attention Try Murphy’s Concentrates for Livestock
Farmers urged to use Murphy's concentrates Viz-O-Ray poultry supplement to balance home grown grain with essential proteins vitamins and minerals. Ted Hindera of Woden Racant promotes cost cutting and nutritional balance for livestock needs.
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Murphy's
Minera
Ted Hindera
Woden Rac Ant
Lost glove and card of thanks from hospital patient
A lost right hand leather glove with lining is left at the Tople office. Card of thanks from Mrs. W. H. Beenken thanks relatives and friends for visits, cards and letters during hospitalization. Mrs. BH Nickie reports forty seven people kept warm by knitting sweaters for the Red Cross in Carlisle.
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Tople
W. H. Beenken
BH. L. Nickie
Carlisle
The
Red Cross
Mounted cock pheasant lured hunters to road by Raymond Javnn
Raymond Javnn of Guthrie Center placed a mounted cock pheasant by a road in early April and hid to observe. The bird drew six carloads of hunters who stopped and shot at it. one hunter using a small cannon felled the bird, then he picked it up, smoothed the feathers, and set it back to fool others.
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Raymond Javnn
Guthrie Center
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