Missing in action pilot Urban Richter reported by War Department
Mr and Mrs John Richter of Wesley received a telegram from the War Department stating their son Lt Urban Richter was missing in enemy territory since January 6. He entered service January 30, 1941 and was a pilot of a B 29.
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Wesley
John Richter
War Department
Urban Richter
Lt.Richter
Marry No Fisherman Marry No Fisherman
Delphine and Hans marry amid family tension as Delphine defies her mother by choosing a Swedish shrimp boat owner turned soldier. Delphine recalls meetings in a small town, the family’s disapproval of fisherman spouses, and her mother’s uneasy welcome as Hans returns on leave from Camp Shelley.
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Raoul
Hans Olsen
Florida
Madame Broussard
Hans Olgen
LeBlew
Hana
Atlantic
Houma
New Orleans
Camp Shelley
United States
Wesley News Highlights Local Weekend Visits and Events
A busy Wesley weekend unfolds with visits from Mrs Luallle Kirkpatrick and Bob to Des Moines relatives, and Mr and Mrs Urban Lichtelg in Magon City. Births, medical notes, and travels fill the page, including a baby boy born at Kossuth hospital, a man returning from a surgery in Marcy hospital, and soldiers and service members visiting family. Local social events include bridge club, vanishing tea, and 500 club gatherings, plus school and church notices, sports results, and upcoming events at Blempeter hall and the Methodist Church services.
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Raymond Bartlett
Turkey
Algona
Ft. Dodge
Carrs
E. L. Hatten
Pacific
Bancroft
Johnnie Wilson
Rochester
Wilsons
Albany
Oregon
Will ‘Schram
Lois
Chicago
Herb
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Schram
Wilbur Schram
Frank Berger
Birthday Club
Fred Stell
Dick Harms
Charles City
Jennie Breen
Eimer Peterson
Atella Mas
H. A. Brench
Minneapolis
Frendt
Minnesota
George Klenk
W. L. Patterson
West Bend
Harm Kettwich
Algona Hospital
Thresa Spear
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Ana
Calif
Luallle Kirkpatrick
Bob
Des Moines
Urban Lichteig
Magon City
Edward Pink
Kossuth Hospital
Eugene Weig
Marcy Hosital
Lucy Brabee R. N
Fort Dodge
Frimms
Paul Lorenz
Lakeland
Florida
Julius Lorenz
Paul
Air Corpa
J. Hauptman
Garth
J.T. Mouter
Mason City
Florente Olson
B. M. Olson
John Lichtelg
Greeley
Kansas
Lichtelg
L.T. Root
Bridge Club
F. Hauptman
Raney Low
United Service Women
Richard Latham
Lemars
Tine Gerdes
Chan, Kraus
Donald
States
Camp Miles
Mass
Albert Lichteig
Bernadine Johnson
Eunice Nelson
Wesley
Albert Neurath
Robert Diekman Hag
Ruth Richter
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
John Richter
Tom Forburger
Irene Studer
George Ricke
Robert Hutchison
Rachel Brown
John Hutchison
Lou Hildman
Tony Hildman
Helen Johnson
Kraua
Father Klein
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Milwaukee
Henry Hacheid
Ed Hildmans
J. L.studers
Vincent Hanig
Baby
Leland
George Hanig
Mildred Fox
Exchange State Bank
Blempeter Hall
Patty Erdman
Lisbon
J. L. Studer
Veterans’ Hospital
McMahon
Crystal Lake
Ems
Titonka
Whittemore
The Fifth Man Bombing Ends With One Missing
In a dugout mission a colonel insists five men can carry a dispatch. Private Ellis pleads to go, recounting past saves. The boat departs with Culver and four oarsmen while Ellis stays behind. A lone raider drops a bomb. only one man is missing, Ellis eyes meet the colonel’s.
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atlMy
Culver
Asten
Ellis
New Mexico
Army
Hillis
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