Local News Notes From Denton Area Gatherings
Denton residents report visits and events across community circles. Guests include the Fred Adamson family, Mrs Florence Wilkins, Dr Pierre Sartor and family, and many others at homes, parties, and church gatherings. Local business updates mention Jerry Breen reopening bowling alleys and new lighting, plus shifts at White Rose service station.
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Denton’s
Fred Adamson
Florence Wilkins
Estherville
M. F. Schiltz
Leo
St. Louis
Pierre Sartor
Roy Ball
Roy Budlong
Algona
Herb Nelson
Jim McColley
G. WJ. Sartor
Donna Jean
Mason City
Gus Schram
Miss Hill
Fort Dodge
W. A. Schram
A. Schram
Planz
Austin
Neil Michaelson
Mary Michaelson
Maywood Spencer
K. W. Spencer
B. H. Meyers
Ben A. Meyers
Marjorie
Henry Radmaker
Lenus Isebrand
Delores
Dick B. Meyers
L. G. Gartner
W. L. Patterson
George Bonacker
J. L. Miller
Ray Oeeterreicher
Wilbur Schram
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Emmetsburg
Dick B. Meyer
Wesley
Ernest Asleson
Woden
Mr. Asleson
Immanuel Lutheran to Hold Services and Dedication
Reverend Wm Plant pastor at Immanuel Lutheran announces English services next Sunday. Sunday School and Bible Class with Luther League social set for Sunday evening. Dedication Supper Thursday evening. Choir practice Tuesday evening. Dedication services Sunday November 16 at the Titonia area church.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Wm. Plant
Titonia
Luther League Social Meeting
Good Hope Lutheran Church Service Notice
Divine services Sunday November 9 at 10 30 in English with Sunday School at 9 30 in the school auditorium The choir meets Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs B S Pannhuk's home Confirmation class Saturday from 9 00 to 3 36 Adults study evenings Monday Wednesday Friday at 7 30 in the parsonage Everyone invited to worship and participate
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Kenneth Swan
Virginia
Britt
Chris Meyer
Baby
Algona
Denton Drug Store
Parmak Precision
Missal Electric
Sott
Anna Alice
Christian
Anna
Hank
W. H. Stott
Julia
Maxine
Vivian
Guy Stott
Garner
Alice Thompson
Carrie Bonacker
Miss Thompson
T. A. Dunmire
F. Clark
F. Manwiller
Lee
Wolfe
R. ‘Lang
Titanica Woman’s Club
Betty Schutter
Mary Budlong
E. Buss
Ben H. Geerdes
Bancroft
George Tjadens
Laurhs
Leo Orthel
Dick Franzen
George Pommer
Woden
George Naden
Kathryn Gay Dunmire
Mary Ann Baade
Baade
Lee O. Wolfe
Phoenix
Arizona
Lloyd Gragg
Larry Lee ‘Janssen
Ralph Janssen
Ramsey Reformed Church
C. Schnucker
Raymond Pannhuk
Ralph Cordes
John Penning
Central College
Pella
Wm. Larson
Wilma Larson
Rio Grande
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Harry Reed
Bridge Club
Wm. Boyken
Wilbur Schram
Mary Oesterreicher
H. I. Torgersen
Oesterreicher
Pheasant Fine Shows Illegal Possession Case
Tony Ayala of Clarion faced fines totaling $160 plus costs for illegal possession of a dead hen pheasant and for having a loaded rifle in a car on a public highway plus a $50 fine for hunting without a license. All but $100 levy was suspended by Justice Oldham.
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Tony Ayala
Clarion
Justice Oldham
Officials Clean Up Roles At Poweshiek Courthouse
When Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson planned a vacation, Poweshiek courthouse officials adopted new duties as janitors. All officials pledged to handle janitor work while Tom took leave from his courthouse janitor duties. Read the Want Ads.
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Tom
Portland Social Notes Reflect Small-Town Activities
Portland residents host dinners and visits with neighbors and relatives from Burt Swea City and Mason City. Local families move, travel, and host events, including showers, a basket social, and a progress club meeting at Mrs Mennet Trunkhill’s home.
Poultrymen Urged to Help Export Eggs Drive
A. D. Oderkirk of Iowa State College explains that U S producers must boost egg output to meet a wartime export demand. With Britain and Germany relying on imports as supplies shrink, dried and frozen eggs offer the most economical route, he notes.
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Towa
A. D. Oderkirk
Iowa State College Extension
Great Britain
Germany
Oderkirk
England
United States
Canada
Girl with braces breaks leg at school swing
Lorna Jean Bradfield of Stockton suffered a leg fracture while being helped from a swing on local school grounds. She previously received infantile paralysis treatment and still wears braces on both legs.
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Lorna Jean Bradfield
Stockport
Downs I G A Store Price List Brief Note
A distorted OCR fragment lists low prices at a local I G A store for various goods. The readable items include prices such as 59¢ 60¢ and 19¢, with other garbled product codes and unit prices suggesting a small retail advertisement from a bygone era.
Instructions for 1942 Garden Plan Emphasizes Self Sufficiency
1942 garden guidance from W Edgecombe Iowa State College Extension urges farmers to plan now under a national goal of a garden on every farm. Recommendations cover location size rotation fertilization fall plowing selecting varieties and using county agents for seed and disease resistant options. High yielding gardens promise healthful vegetables and canned supplies for winter as part of food for freedom.
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W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College Extension Service
A. L. Brown
Edgecombe
Seed Laboratory Urges Farmers to Test Now
Dr. A. H. Porter of the Seed Laboratory at Iowa State College urges farmers to send seed samples now for purity and germination tests. Timely testing improves service, covering red clover, sweet clover, timothy, flax, small grains, with soybeans, sorghum and corn soon. Contact county agent A. L. Brown or the Seed Laboratory, Ames, Iowa.
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A. H. Porter
Iowa, State College Extension Service
A. L. Brown
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Soybeans Fine Supplement For Dairy Cattle Feed
Dairy extension expert Lloyd Johnston notes digestible protein in cow rations limits milk production. Ensuring adequate protein with corn oats hay and pasture boosts output. Soybeans ground into feed are a top high protein dairy option, supplying about a third digestible protein and fats that aid butterfat development.
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Lloyd Johnston
Town State College
Johnston
Unela Sam
Iowa
Musical honors for Chariton youth Navy band placement
John Ambelang of Chariton earned a high score of 265 at a Washington music school, the top score in the school's history. Now in the U S Navy, he was placed in Class A band after the achievement.
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Washington
John Ambelang
Chariton
John
U. S. Navy
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