Wesley News Briefs Reach Across Community
Local notices recount births, visits, and service member updates in Algona area families. Puffer couple welcomed a baby boy. many residents attend church activities, hospital visits, and family gatherings during a busy period. Military postings include John Muehe and others with furloughs and duties. A New York report notes civil aviation fuel use projected at over one billion gallons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Puffer
Algona Hospital
Puffers
Jean Marie Goetz
Puffer
Catholic Missionary Society
Viola Studer
J. L.’ Haverly
Lucy Brabee R. N
Fort Dodge
Pfc
John Muehe
California
Ruth
Robert
Pfe Muehe
Will Hrubes
Duncan
R. C. Bauer Homie
Fidelia Show
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Jurgen Skow
Joseph
Hie
States
Theresa Foattach
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
ambu‘Janos
John Hauptman
Fred Albrecht
Rockwell City
Leo Bleich
Alfred Erdman
Mias
Madeline O’conor
Town City
Bernard Birdman
89Th Chemical Battalion
Furslough
North Carolina
Tom Forburger
J. L. Haverty
Joe Krieps
Frank Bleich
Sy] Garman
Martin Bleich
Miller
L. H. Hilempeter
Vincent Doughan
L. Lease
Myrtle Kouba
Clear Lake
Joseph Johnson
Helen Johnson
New York Fleet
Joe
Newport
Rhode Island
Cpl
Ravlin
Council Bluffs
Wesley
Esther Burke
Rochester
Marie Kunz
Madeline O'Conner
Iwa City
Vincent Hisenbacher
Ben Sehrauth
Lou Lichteig
Albert ,Lichteig
Helen
Hugh Lichbeig
Marie Origer
Paul Schrauth
Howard Miner
Emmetsburg
New York
Society of Automotive Engineers
C.A.A. Bans Many Military Planes
Washington reports more than half of RFC planes submitted to the Civil Aeronautics Authority were refused civil certificates. The approved list lists 126 planes while 180 are disapproved. Ineligible types are mainly tactical bombers fighters and special trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Portland News Notes Old and New Social Travel
Community column from Portland recounts visits and gatherings across towns. It notes Richard Stow visiting Davenport, Mrs Vernon Lataen returning from Kossuth hospital, multiple calls at George Graham’s home, a Hoosier Phil e gathering with about 125 attendees, and weekend visits to Hopkins Minnesota. Also mentions Beulah Bartlett’s tonsil surgery, various family visits around Bancroft and Ringsted, and a hay work accident involving Mrs David Ringadrt. Several families share dinners and parties at local homes and Shelter Park gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard” Stow
Tf Davenport
Béonard Phelpa'a
Vernon Lataen
Briday
Kossuth Hospital
Elwood
Millen
Chas. Phelps
Bernard Phelps
Fred Stow
Burt
Wil Ringsdorf
Tres« Sle Ringsdorf
Donald Ringsdorf
Gené
Barbara
Roy Petrson
Richie
Ringsted
Gene
Herbert Nelson
Jim McColley
Beulah Bartlett
Mason City
Lewis Bartlett
Marcella
Faye Huber
Ihome
George Graham
Portland
Shelter House
Call Park
Levant ‘Moora
Ellendale
Minn
H.l Stewart
Michael
Pete van Note
Hiden Valley
New York
Leroy Burger
Hamburg
W. J. Stewart
Jake Gouden
Lloyd Bartlett
Mary Ann
Merlyn
Bancroft
Art Tietz
Bob
Barl Zwiefel Hme
Dnvid Ringadrt
Miss Fortune
Roy Peterson
Marie Kreuger
Donald Ringsdort
Sour Milk Loss Impacts Farmer and Consumer
Iowa State College extension dairy expert A. W. Rudnick warns sour milk reduces value as more milk goes to cheese dried milk and bottling. He urges clean stalls dry pastures sterilized utensils and thorough cleaning, cooling milk promptly to preserve flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa State College
Freese Extra Beans, Peds Freese Extra Beans
Freese extra beans and peas in refrigerator freezing compartments. Wash and prepare vegetables for cooking. Boil briefly as for freezing, cool and pack in waxed paper lined trays. Place in freezing compartment. Do not keep frozen vegetables longer than a week.
Fruit supply forecast foresees balanced totals
The forecast predicts total fruit production matching last year with shortages in sour and red cherries and apples and lighter supplies of some varieties. Details on regions and dates are sparse in the readable text.
Fruit forecast highlights ample peaches and cherries
A plentiful supply of peaches and sweet cherries in the western areas, with good supplies of pears, plums and apricots is forecast. The thrifty homemaker will can what she can in 1946.
Choosing and Preparing Bottles for Canning Correctly
Readiness begins with selecting sturdy bottles free from nicks or cracks. Wash bottles thoroughly, heat them properly, then seal with appropriate lids to ensure safe canning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kossuth Inty
Titonks
Canada
SorMen
Papéra Gotse
Titonka
Atical Editorial
Ssociation
Wesley News
Lena Batthee
Shinley and
Joyce
Iowa Falls
Ker Slater
George. Hany
Mraitrend Studer
Bernadine
Miga
Dorothy Goeth
Hd Garman
David
Dana
Margaret Bleich
Mary Jane
Laander Studer
Sronom & Wea
Joe Miller
Robert Goetz
Misa Rosemary Arénd
Benedict Ig
Mary Joel
Mary Jogine
Milwaukee
Joel
Julius Lorenz
George Goetz
Agnes
Arlene
Rita Ricke
Betty
Jerry
Roman Ricke
Bangcroft
Ted Worsley
Jackie
Ventura
Mis
Oliver Young
United Service
T ‘Mearer
A. M. Lemke
McArthur
Ark
Wayne Bown
Algona
Vee Mullin
Bud ‘Heuptman
Joseph Hanigland
St. Joseph
Pvt. Hanig
Geo. Hanig
L. L. Pfeffer
Capt. Pfeffer
Germany
Cox
Hamilton Hatchery
Tyke Theatre
Iowa
Charles Starget
Tex Harding
Jean Stevens
Treasure Island
ST. Louis
Judy Garland
Margaret O’brien
Frederic March
Elisa Landi
Claudette Colbert
C.A.A
Portland. News
Kossuth County
Hutchinson & Hutchinson
Attorneys At Law
W.F. Ha
Dr. E. J. Gallup Chiropractor
Petersen Building
M. F. Calhoun
F H. L Torgersen
Rayley Balding Titonka
Robert E. Wagner
Titania
L. A. Winkel Law Gurney-at- Pmscaeee
Stee Algona
A Ta
E. J. van Ness Law
E. J. van Ness
Della Welter
New Horse
W. L. Tindall
D. O
ATHIO
Woden
Titonka Savings Bank
Minnesota
Lanesboro
Produce and Hatchery CO
Reinder Kiominga
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