Group of Men Reclassified by Selective Service
The local selective service board reclassifies multiple men. Names include Bradford Robinson to 2-B, Donald Richard to 2-C, John Nelson Jr to deceased, and others shifted from 1-A to 2-A 2-B 2-C or 1-C. Discharges and unclassified-to-1-A actions noted for several, with adjustments to 1-A and 2-B or 2-C as listed.
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Selective
Local Selective Service Board
Bradford &. Robinson
Donald J .Richard
John Nelson, Jr
Virgil
Hill
Lisle M. Howig
Frebert G. Papke
Jack B. White
Irwin J. Haring
Clyde I. Hewett
Wilfred L
Reed
Lester .E,. Gremis
Marvell L. Russell
Hiner W
Chris Holmgren
Ray
Chester W. "Moore
Donald H. Diamond
Iva
Painter
Ouis Hoffmeyer
Kloyd L. Schenck
James W. Dickenson
Harris JL. Orr
Lawrence EB
Oswalt
Harold L. Vagle
John C. Dalen
Wahyne W. Hall
William Ellis
Gilford O. Osher
Lloyd J. Hausner
F. Edward Rosendahl
Ray I. Taylor
Richard G. Lyman
Reo Edwards
Rudolf Holmgren
Jeff P. Stinson
Donald
Leonard M. Willams
Tigress Welcomes Multiple Cubs in Affectionate Births
The tigress gives birth to between two and six cubs at a time and is described as an affectionate mother.
Gruver Chosen As Site for District Meet
Gruver will host the district meet after the Gruver girls sextette dominated the sectional, winning on their home floor. The team defeated Dolliver 43 to 12 in the final game played Saturday night.
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Gruver
Dolliver
Eatherville Midgets Triumph Over Sheldon Five
The Eatherville Midgets outplayed the Sheldon five in every department to win a well deserved victory. They led 26-16 at the half and maintained the lead through the second half, finishing ahead of Ing Sheldon five at night.
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Sheldon
E’atherville
Lakes Cousier
Ing Sheldon
Estherville Midgets vs Spirit Lake Indians Friday clash
Estherville Midgets face Spirit Lake Indians in a Lakes conference basketball game on Roosevelt floor. The B team preliminary tips at 7 p.m. with the varsity following around 8 18.
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Estherville
Spirit Lake Indians
Roosevelt
Dairy Association Elects New Officers in Estherville Meeting
I. 2 Burg of Wallingford was elected president of the Emmet County Dairy Herd Improvement association for 1945 at the annual meeting in the Estherville city hall auditorium. R. E. Perkins, O. J. Shonkwiler, Vernon Topp, and Elvin L. Sunde were named vice president, secretary and treasurer, and directors respectively. Floyd Johnston spoke on dairy problems as regular business concluded. Ed win Dirks, Newton Kansas, is the supervisor.
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I. 2 Burg
Wallingford
Emmet County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Estherville City Hall
R. E. Perkins
Estherville
O. J. Shonkwiler
Vernon Topp
Elvin L. Sunde
Floyd Johnston
Extension Dairyman
Edwin Dirks
Newton
Kans
Senior home room class tops first semester average
Minnie Sage led the senior home room class with a 2.58 scholastic average for the first semester, well above the high school average. Nine homerooms posted averages of 2.0 or higher, roughly equivalent to a C.
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Minnie Sage
Divorce Granted to Mrs. Leslie W. Cole by Judge Stillman
Mrs. Leslie W. Cole was granted a divorce Tuesday afternoon by Judge G W Stillman. Her maiden name Mary Carr was restored. She charged desertion and cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married December 24 1943 at Dunnell Minnesota.
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Leslie W. Cole
G. W. Stillman
Mary Carr
Obituary for Homer Leroy Sharar of Dunnell
Homer Leroy Sharar born June 10 1901 in Ellsworth township Emmett county died February 10 1945 after a long illness. He married Erma St Clair September 13 1922 and farmed near Dunnell before working at the Tobin packing plant. Survived by wife and six children Merle Lee Ethel Fred Norman and Kenneth Eugene who died in infancy. parents Mr and Mrs Fred Sharar of Dunnell. brothers Floyd Leonard Dunnell Glen Sherburn. sisters Martha Van Eman Esnherville and Myrtle Reinhardt Dolliver. He joined the Methodist church in 1919 with his sister Martha and remained active in church and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Eroy Sharat
Homer Leroy’Sharar
Fred?Sharar
Dunnell
Ellsworth Township
Emmett County
Siartiage
Erma St. Clair
Lincoln
Neb
Durneil
Tobin Packing
Fenits
Stil
Eimer
Forder
Merle
Lee
Pning
Ethel
Fred
Norman
Divorce Petition Granted for Mrs Glenn Lesher
Mrs Glenn Lesher was granted a divorce Tuesday afternoon by Judge G W Stillman. The petition accuses the husband of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in Eartherville on September 6 1922 and have two children, Richard W Lesher and Robert M Lesher. Custody of Robert Lesher was awarded to Mrs Lesher.
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Glenn Lesher
G. W. Stillman
Lesher
Eatherville
Richard W. Lesher
Robert M. Lesher
New Rug in Lobby at Hotel Guardston
A maroon rug has been placed in the lobby of Hotel Guardston. The simple installation updates the entrance area and welcomes guests with a warmer decor.
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Guardston
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