Weir and Neighbors in Texas for Study
News notes from this vicinity report Mr and Mrs George Weir vacationing in Weslaco Texas for a month The Olund family moves to Albuquerque due to health Mr Colker group delayed by a blizzard and visiting relatives in Kansas Community Club to meet Jan 16 with officers to be elected Memorials note Geo Clark former Dunnell principal dies at Hartford Conn at 54 years old He leaves a wife two daughters and two brothers in Anoka Minn Also mentioned are local moves and a study program for Wayne and Merlin Ziemer cadets in Wichita Falls Tex and Des Moines origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Deering
Dawn
Leon
Ceylon Pavilion
Steve Olund
Olund
Albuquerque
N. Mex
John Colkers
Texas
Waterlool
Kansas
C. T. Anderson
LeRoy Anderson
Herman Wallerstedt
Geo. Clark
Hartford
Conn
Clark
Dunnell
Jordan
New England
Seaves
Anoka
Minn
Sherburn
Carl Swenberg
Fairmont
Swenberg
Lincoln Schoo
George Mathwigg
St. Paul
Dunnell Women’s Study Club
Phillip Bredberg
Bredbergs
Linus Nelson
Helen Tholien
Immanuiel Lutheran Church
James Kenyon
C. T. Anederson
J. Walter Nelson
N. O. Montan
Roger Mathwie
Violet Swanson
Eleanor Nelson
Wayne Anderson
Frederici
Weir
Des Moines
Wichita Falls
Tex
Air Corps
Merlin Ziemer
Los Angeles Ghost Town in Little Tokyo Fears and Facts
Warren Bayley reports on Los Angeles Little Tokyo, a 20 000 strong Japanese district seen as a ghost town after wartime tension. FBI and police monitor known spies while residents fear hostility and disruption, yet most remain law abiding and hopeful for a swift American victory restoring normal business and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
FBI
Tokyo
United States
U. S
Japan
L. A
Iawaii
Chinatown
Local families greet Minnesota visits and health news
Clifford Williams and Forrest James traveled to South St Paul with cattle. Several Minnesota relatives visited kin in Jackson and Lakefield. Wes Peterson will move from Fort Francis Wyoming to St Louis. Henry Howell dies at 84 with funeral in Fairmont. Egertson delivered cattle to Albert Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Williams
Forrest James
South St. Paul
Lloyd Nasby
Minnesota
Herbert Shelgren
Ole Leen
Jackson
Wayne Jensen
Minneapolis
Lyle Hoover
S. A. Knutson
Knutson
Wesley Peterson
Fort Francis
Wyo
St. Louis
Arthur Johnson
Dennis
A. A Johnson
Gaylord — Foster
Mer
John Systma
FY. Lundahl
Halloran Hospital
H. P. Peterson
Clarence Peterson
Lakefield
L. P .Peterson
Walter Nielson
Carl Vagle
Spirit Lake
Henry Ewes
A. W. Nasby
W. V. Peterson
PN. Butson Home Near Esth.ville
Henry Howell
Fairmont
A W. Nasby
Bert Gilbert
Gilberts
Judith
University Hospital
Everett Peterson
Heron Lake
EMMET ECHOES Visitors From region stop in town
Rev J A Mathie Tony Ber ven and Roy Goggins were among callers at Strawberry Point earlier this week. M HL Natterstad visited relatives at Wallingford Tuesday. Mrs Ethel Athey and sons spent Sunday with kin in Estherville. Mr and Mrs L I Sargent enjoyed a Sunday visit from their son Lavon and family from Minnesota. Mrs Anna Brunsvold spent Sunday with Lloyd Brunsvold and family in Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mathie
Tony Berven
Roy Goggins
Strawberry Point
M. HL. Natterstad
Wallingford
Ethel Athey
Estherville
L. I. Sargent
Lavon
Minn
Anna Brunsvold
Lloyd Brunsvold
Local Social Notes and High School Basketball Report
DOLLIVER Mr and Mrs Sam Cayler and son of South Dakota visit with local families. Maple Hill girls fall to Coach Everine Reid's team 48 to 28 at home. Miss Florence Maron arrives from Des Moines to visit her family. Ladies Aid to meet January 15 at Mrs Joe Horral's farm. Geraldine Sampson under doctor's care. Supt James Smith and family hosted at George McKean's. Mrs Elsie Sherman of Lansing is visiting her father and will stay. Robert Tvedt employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
James HH. Smith
Everine Reid
Maple Hill
Florence Maron
Des Moines
Wm, Maron
Carlos Johnson
Ladies Aid Society of the Community
Joe Horral
Ole Knutson
Ladies Aid
Geraldine Sampson
Joe Sampson
James Smith
Smith Keith and
Paul
George McKeans
Elsie Sherman
Lansing
Michigan
Hans Clausen
Herbert Sherman
Community Notes From Estherville Area Residents
Estherville residents shared news of visits and life events. Kenneth Burdette of Gillett Grove called at the Tvedt home. Duane Anderson went to Spirit Lake to work for his uncle. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holl, the first grandchild of the Iversons. Navy enlistments include Harold Farris and Elmer Nelson’s son, with several others traveling or moving in the region. A student body faced chicken pox absences while Janet Burg returned to school after injuries from a Christmas Day car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
H. A. Tvedt
Kenneth Burdette
Gillett Grove
Kenny
O. Burdette
Dolliver
Duane Anderson
Spirit Lake
Lawrence Cayler
Lee Holl
Holl
A .F. Iversons
Harold Farris
Spencer
Clarence Egeland
Peterson
Tage Herstoff
Joe Haring
Tony Stam
Gary
Terris
Ted Nelson
Fd DeWall
Romaine Tedecker
Des Moines
Art Peterson
John Frank
Keith Nelson
Elmer Nelson
Army Air Corp
Baker's Field Caill
Janet Burg
Superior Club Plans January 22 Card Party For Defense Work
The Superior Culture Club met with Mrs. For rest Tow and Mrs. Ernest Hetsch assisting to organize a January 22 card party at the schoolhouse raising funds for defense work. Tickets are selling well. after the event the group will meet at Henry Olson’s home. Earlier, the Social Tour Club held an all day meeting in the church basement with dinner served to husbands and members. A group of Superior men traveled to Spirit Lake Saturday to enlist, including Howard Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Ernest Hetsch
Eady
Henry Olson
Spirit Lake
Howard Dean
Draft board delays enlistment and local community notices
The item notes Jack Johnson and Ray Seminger with Mr Dean informed of a draft board card delaying enlistment. It also records girls basketball beating Maple Hill 82 to 25 with captains Bernice Mair and Betty Nyeaardoof Superior, plus a string of social visits, visits to Spirit Lake, and local club activities. Regional notes include hunting and trapping culture, conservation orders, and wildlife feeding programs across Iowa with emphasis on fox hunting, license revenues, and game management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Ray [Seminger
Dean
Maple Hill
Bernice Mair
Betty Nyeaardoof
Superior
Mroo
Art Daneh
Spirit Lake
Superior School
Mbondas
Joseph Kissinger
Stanley
Kissingers
Gane
Ovdates
Pearl Harbor
Conservation Notes on Fur Trapping and Youth
A short piece laments increasing fur bearing animals in the Midwest amid drought, noting the lure of mink coats and neckpieces. It warns of trapping tragedies for animals and disappointed young trappers, blaming promises of fur coats by women for drawing men into trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Deer overrun farms spurring conservation action in Iowa
Iowa state officials report deer damage rising over the past four years with farm losses from corn soybeans and alfalfa. Citizens and groups are urged to request display deer from the State Conservation Commission, with transportation costs borne by recipients and title remaining in state hands. Officials list cities parks and clubs seeking deer and invite formal requests to Taylor W. Huston at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
State Conservation Commission
Towa
City of
Cedar Rapids
City Park Commission
Muscatine
Manly
Sioux Center
Oelwein Park Commission
Creston Park Commission
Mt. Pleasant
Motherville Conservateion League
Story County Conservation League
Pine Lake Willife Club
Oor
Taylor W. Huston
Tenth and Mulberry
Des Moines
Conservation officer busts fisher group on Iowa River
Conservation officer Walter Harvey arrested eleven fishermen spearing fish on the Iowa River near Jardin City. He seized more than 350 pounds of fish and several spears, and the group appeared before Justice Grant Tyler at Eldora receiving $100 fines each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harvey
Iowa River
Jardin Ciy
Harvey
Grant Tyler
Eldora
Rough fish removal advances on Storm Lake ice
The State Conservation Commission reports under ice seining on Storm Lake, a once strong fishing lake in Iowa. From November through January 11,642 nets removed 882,508 pounds of tarp and buffalo fish to boost game fish populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Storm Lake
Tawa
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Vindicator
Dannell
George Weir
Weslaco, Texas
By Warren Bayley
Little Tokyo
K&k Hardware
Owa
Petersburg
EMMET
Sam = Cayler
So. Dak
Paul Andersons
A. Reckharts
Ruth Cayler
S. B. Reed
Mr. Cayler
Arta CA Livasay Siu
S. North Carolina
U.S. Texas
U.S. Navy
U.S. Marine Corps
Sons OF the Sea
Lake Center
Edwin Osher
Henry Welling
Atlinta
Georgia
Forrest Frank
Marjorie Rathman
Coleman Hospital
Business College
Mason City
Tnevall Larson
C. 2B. Larson
Mar
Everett Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Kenneth Starkey
Arlee Osher
John Jacobsen
Gracttinger
Iowa Great Lakes
Arrow
United States Army
Navy
M. Stearns
Okoboji
Stanley Teachout
Tere
J.C. Simith
Mrr
A.C. Drinwle
Frank Johos
Mr. Smith
Mr Smith
Smith
Mr. Bringle
Avery Sineing
Proward Dean
Milan Dean
Albert Griffe
Des Moiines
Army
Nave
Myrtle Emerson
Delores
FL Russel
John Rash
Elrch
Darwin Mullen
Yvonne Simpson
Louisiana
Yvonne
June Olson
Rochester
rMs
Tenry Olson
June
Calif
The
Decorah Journal
Iowa
Doae
Rock Island
Rock
C. C. Gardner
Locust Street
Vindicator & Republican
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