Wood and Camp visit Mason City families this Sunday
A series of social visits and local events are noted, including Donald Wood and Arcith Camp visiting Wood parents, Sister Mary Geraldt and Sister Mary Dessenna returning from Sacred Heart church vacation school, and multiple townspeople dining, hosting, and traveling. A note on forestry by USDA highlights timber quality decline due to removing top trees for fuel and pulp, urging wise harvesting.
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Donald Wood
Arcith
Hell
Mason City
Wm. Wood
Mary Geraldt
Mary Dessenna
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cedar Rapids
May Goslin
Edwin
Gladys Weishaar
Kathryn Wood
Algana
John Rutisill
St. John's Lutheran Church
J. ©. Helm
Herman Buns
Martin Smith
S. J. Hoff
Ruth Hisenbacher
Wesley
Dale Rittenhouse
Arlys
Lake City
Minn
Pete Grunewald
June
Portland
Tena Hulmer
Thomas
York
Nebra
LaVonne Andrews
Omaha
Thelma Oppedal
Herbert Brunson
Wm. Phillips
Warren Phillips
Walter Pihl
Frank Truesdell
Billy
Arlington
Lyle Smith
Gons
Manly
Brom Gerdes
John VanLayen
James McCarthy
Ilion
N. Y
Lillian
Chicago
Alvin Hinders
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Hawkeye Boys
Lyle Scarrow
Kesley
Jake Thieben
USDA
Woden News St John’s Lutheran Highlights and Guests
Sunday School and Bible Class held at the church with Divine Worship at 10. Dinner guests included Mrs. Altha Knutson and sons from Bricelyn Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knutson from Britt, Miss Lucille Knutson from the University of Minnesota, and Miss Lorene Knutson from Luther College. Several families spent Sunday with relatives in Nora Springs, Decorah, Canistota, and Elkader, while fishing plans took a party to northern Minnesota.
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Andrew Verlo
Altha Knutson
Merwin
George
Bricelyn
Minn
Arthur Knutson
Britt
Lucille Knutson
University of
Ann Christensen
Curtis
Leola Maddaugh
Canistota
Arthur Smith
Elkader
Iowa
Ralph J. Smith
Clifford Eisenmann
Ernest Senne
D. W. Senne
Minnesota
First baby born at Dr Hovenden Memorial Hospital Laurens
Linda Ellen Kilbourn is named as the hospital’s first baby at Dr Hovenden Memorial Hospital in Laurens. She received more than $80 in cash and dozens of gifts as celebrants praised the arrival while Linda Ellen slept through the presentations.
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Dr. Hovenden Memorial Hospital
Laurens
Linda Ellen
Kilbourn
Ed Hinders Rites Held At Lakota In June
Funeral services for Ed Hinders held at Schutter Funeral Home and Buffalo Center Re formed Church with Rev. H. F. Senne in charge. Born January 18, 1877, he lived in Harper Illinois Ashton and Mitchell before settling with daughter in Lakota area. He leaves daughter Dena, Rosella, sisters, a brother, and a stepdaughter.
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Siemens
Dena
Albert Siemens
Lakota
Rosella
Tim Krull
George Schissel
Thompson
Tillie Boehmer
Marguerite Wentzel
Frances Greenwold
W. W. Hinders
Sioux Falls
S. D
Abel Honken
Reading
Minn
Mike Honken
Worthington
Henry Honken
Harold
Dick Siede
Nicollet
Early Market For Hogs Looks Best
Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish says marketing hogs early next fall should pay, while prices may dip October through December. He notes heavier hog sales next winter after a smaller 1946 crop, wider spread between light and heavy hogs due to lard weakness, and high prices with ample feed. Cattle slaughter in 1947 may set a record, lamb slaughter to fall, corn stocks on April 1 near record highs, oats down from last year, and overall grain carryover likely larger than a year ago.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Kutish
Pick Basic Garments For Travel Wardrobe
Travel light with a coordinated outfit plan. An all purpose coat and a lightweight wool day suit form the core, while blouses or accessories create variations for travel, dinner, or events. Older women may prefer ensemble outfits, and a dress with a coordinating jacket or bolero adds versatility without bulk.
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Lucille Rea
Iowa State College
War Department Seeks Graduates for Specialized Training
The War Department announces a plan offering high school graduates direct application to 41 specialized technical jobs in the Air Training Command and Army Air Corps. Applicants may apply without obligation and will be notified if selected for acceptance.
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War Department
Air Training Command
Army Air Corps
Air Training Command invites applications for specialized courses
Authorization to apply is issued for direct letters to the Commanding General at Barksdale Field to provide full name, address, age, race, civilian occupation, a training summary, transcripts, and three letters of recommendation. Courses include Control Tower Operator, Bombsight Mechanic, Weather Observer, Photolithography, Photographer, Craftsman, Electrician, Plumber, Water Supply Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Cryptographic Technician, Aircraft Welder and Parachute Rigger.
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Air Training Command
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Louisiana
RAF
Army
Barry Building
Algona
From where I sit by Joe Marsh in Capital City
The radio show Breakfast in the Morning visited Capital City last week where Sarrah Carey won first prize for a quirky audience hat. The prize was a full-sized refrigerator, and Ed appeared proud of Sarrah while tolerating her fans with no criticism in sight.
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Capitol City
Sarrah Carey
Sarrah
Hota
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