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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1942

Page

4

Lutheran Wedding Unites Alma Brockman and Lavern Waldee

Rev L H Ruthenbeck performed the ceremony Friday at St John s Lutheran in Sherburn uniting Alma Brockman daughter of Henry and Mrs Brockman and Lavern Waldee son of Owen and Mrs Waldee of Dunnell Attendants were Esther Brockman and Robert Waldee A wedding reception followed at the bride s home The groom recently returned from Cheyenne Wyoming camp and awaits orders to rejoin service Relatives attended from Trunnell including Owen Waldee family Peter Rose and sons

L. H. Ruthenbeck St. John’s Lutheran Church Sherburn Alma Brockman Henry Brockman Lavern Waldee Owen Waldee Dunnell Esther Brockman Robert Waldee Cheyenne Wyo Trunnell Peter Rose

Rock Island Woman's Club Meets On Friday

The Rock Island Woman's Club will meet Friday at 2:00 PM sharp in the city hall kitchen, with Mrs. Parsons presiding. A duck supper is planned, and attendees should bring food for their families without table service. Youth programs and church services will follow, with a 6:30 PM start and 8:00 PM end.

Rock Island Woman's Club Parsons John Anderson Lucius Tone George Wibbee John Westrum Rock Island Tne Young Panpre Myrs Harry Adams Alb Church Council Circle

Ground Broken for New Radio Station KICD

Announcement by Town Great Lakes Broadcasting officials that KICD letters are assigned to Spencer station. Construction started last week with a 100 watt transmitter and a 1540 foot tall tower to be built near US Highways 13 and 71. The project draws wartime attention as the first license granted since the Axis declaration.

Great Lakes Broadcasting Company KICD Spencer Collins Radio Equipment Company of Cedar Rapids Cle. Golly United States

Gift Garden owners plan Chicago trip for stock

The Misses Pearl and Bernice Clark depart Sunday to Chicago to buy spring stock for the Gift Garden. Charles Booth returns Monday from Los Angeles after months of visiting.

Misses Pearl Bernice Clark Chicago Charles Booth Los Angeles Calif

Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekend Schedule and Services

Immanuel Lutheran announces Sunday service at 10 45 AM with church school at 10 00 AM Morning worship at 11 00 AM with Luther League at 8 PM Choir practice Thursday 8 PM and church school Sunday 9 45 AM A parish meeting for Sunday school teachers is set for Tuesday 8 PM at the parsonage The Ladies Aid plans a February 5th meeting at 2 30 PM with listed hostesses The Norwegian Prayer Group gathers Monday 7 30 PM Saturday children's instruction in the church basement classroom Sermon theme links neighborly duty and communion led by the pastor

Deacons Ladies Aid Mesdames O. N. Refell A. H. Shaw C. FE. Shaw Teverett Shaw T. R. Olson Willis Stearns Arthur Aanonson Mesdames Curtis Larson Burt Twite Archie Myhre E. B. Oser N. O. Osher Immanuel Lutheran Luther League

The Safety Man Warns About Carbon Monoxide Dangers

Fredo W Braun emphasizes the silent danger of carbon monoxide. He warns it lurks in closed garages with car exhaust and can creep into a vehicle if exhaust pipes or seals are faulty. It is unseen, scentless, and harmlessly felt, making it deadly and persistent through the summer.

Radio production curtailment planned by OPM officials

OPM officials said a program to curtail radio production for civilian use was being developed, but no government order was contemplated. The restriction, caused by material shortages, would be less drastic than in other defense industries, and radio industry output would depend on military demand and supply speed.

OPM

Predictions of food rationing in early war time

Miss Dorothy Simmons of Iowa State College warned at a Washington conference that six months hence many foods will be unavailable to Iowa farm families as rationing starts. She cited the need to feed allied nations and said food will be scarcer here the more we share with allies, hastening the war effort.

Iowa Dorothy Simmons Iowa State College National Outlook Washington D. C Misa Simmons

Butter fat and milk purchase and overrun totals

A 1941 dairy financial summary shows pounds of butter fat and milk purchased and sold, amounts paid and received, average prices, butter on hand, butter manufactured, and calculated overrun. It credits Albert C. Christensen CPA, Minneapolis, with preparing the statements.

Crete Albert C. Christensen Certified Public Accountant Minneapolis Minnesota

Local social and sports notes from Algona area

Friday dinners and Sunday visits include the Slabas, Waite Hakeman, Vern Miller and son, and extended families. Armstrong girls win 40 to 37 over Dolliver. Armstrong boys lose 35 to 34. Major operation for Ole Opsal. Douglas James born to Hans Hansen's family on January 18.

Armstrong and Dolliver Dolliver Armstrong Arnold Skoge South Dakota Edward Burgess Martin Tokhiem Delbert Hunt Grant Township T. C. Tokheim Tom Dale Ole Opsal Gaar Horswell Five Hundred Kansas H. T. Walder Hans Hansen Douglas James

Food Rationing Predicted if War Prolongs

A home economist warned that even with new farm goals, feeding 12 to 15 million allies on rations could strain dairy products, vegetables, and fats. She noted total supplies would match 1941 per person, but rationing is likely if Australia and New Zealand are cut off, drought or poor crops occur, more food goes to Russia, or the war lasts longer.

Australia New Zealand England Russia

Bride From Madelia Weds In Petersburg Presbyterian Church

Miss Ella Arduser daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Arduser of Madelia became the bride of Marion Welp son of Mrs Minnie Welp on Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the Petersburg Presbyterian church. Attending were the bride's sister and husband Mrs Elmer Hohenstein of Garden City Iowa. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Raymond Alsten and son near Lakefield and Mr and Mrs Harry Bargrede and daughter. Several local residents hosted weekend visits and a funeral attended by relatives in the area.

Loren Shelgren Minneapolis Herbert Shelgren Garland Peterson Lakefield Pete Rasmussen August Jensen Ella Arduser Albert Arduser Madelia Marion Welp Minnie Welp Elmer Hohenstein Garden City Iowa Raymond Alsten Harry Bargrede J. M. Allen C. J. Holes Sioux Rapids H. P. Rasmussen Harry George Spirit Lake Georges Booten Herman Gilbert Near Willmar C. A. Nasny Beulah Gilbert Waseca Minn Wallace Verpy Hendericks Henry Gilbert Dean Poynter Doris Gilbert Alpha

Local Social News From Jackson and Nearby Areas

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilbert and daughter of Jackson visited with his mother Mrs. Bertha Gilbert Sunday. Mrs. A. W Nasby visited with Mrs. Barbara Nasby in Jackson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Erickson are assisting with the work at the Alvin Kinton home. Mrs. Henry Tewes and sons and Mrs. Dewey Hocking spent several day last wek with relatives near Harris, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Darr ane son of near Alpha were dinner guests at the H. P. Rasmussen home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Natt and family were dinner guests at the Frank Seinock home Sunday. Mr. Natt spent several days last week attending the Archer Oil Conven tion in Omaha, Nebr.

Bert Gilbert Jackson Bertha Gilbert A. W Nasby Barbara Nasby Ernest Erickson Alvin Kinton Henry Tewes Dewey Hocking Harris Iowa Melvin Darr Ane Alpha H. P. Rasmussen Albert Natt Frank Seinock Mr. Natt Archer Oil Omaha Nebr

Calls and visits at the Swartz home in Jack Creek

Dr Clark of Estherville called Wednesday evening. Mrs Swartz ill. Mrs Wesley Hall and baby of Dolliver visited. Rev Elwood of Grover, Henry Saggan of Ceylon, Bryle Felky of Halfa and Paul Glassnapp were among guests. L. Fessler hosted friends for an evening of cards followed by lunch.

Dr. Clark Esthervile Raymond Swartz Swart Paul Glassnapp Bryle Felky Halfa Elbertston Wesley Hall Baby Dolliver Henry Saggan Ceylon

Superior School News Highlights and Local Socials

School officials and staff were noted for illness leaving Joseph Kissinger unable to join a Lake Park basketball trip. Teachers and families attended meetings and visits, including a Culture Club gathering at Agnes Olson’s home and book reviews by Minnie. Social events featured card parties, bridge at a school, and visits by residents from Windom and California.

Joseph Kissinger Lake Park Roy Griffee Superior Everett McNary Windom McNary North Superior Superior Culture Club Agnes Olson M. Welty Minner Rose ‘Doty Sarah Perkins Stanley Teachout Carson Randall Wicks Clara Louise Charles Christ Home Ray Simpson Wis Lange

Bridge pair tops score in 24 table event

Julia Reuland and Floyd Hoover led with high score at a 24-table bridge session. Mrs John Hoiten suffered severe injuries in an auto accident east of Superior Saturday, with a broken knee cap and multiple bruises. K E Butler departed Wednesday for Illinois for a new position.

Julia Reuland Floyd Hoover John Hoiten Superior K. E. Butler Illinois

Wallingford Vicinity Civilian Wartime Notes

Local notices show families preparing for army and navy service. Gilford Osher and family head to Texas for instructional posting. Victor Mortenson and Edwin Madigan enlistment. Edwin Osher returns from defense plant work. several transfers and examinations for service at Fort Crook and Des Moines. community updates include gatherings, farm moves, passenger visits, and a farewell party for Chris Bendixon before Minnesota work. Quotations from Hazlitt Eddy Whately Simmons provide moral reflections.

Gilford Osher Texas Army Air Field Victor Mortenson Fort Crook Nebr Edwin Madigan Crook Neb Albert Air Corp John Morrice Edwin Osher Ankeny Kenneth Bryan LaVerne Nelson Great Lakes Virginia High Lake Navy Herb Hanson Washington Virgil Laidig Ingval Estherville Chris Bendixon Elmer Sumpter Minneapollis Julius Hanson Leonard Camp Claibrone Camp Dix New York Harold Farris Des Moines Great Lakes Naval Station Lawrence Swift Blue Earth Swift Bert Rolfson Frank Kathman Garvin Minn Harry Hyatt Kathmans Bert Twite L. L. Nelson Ingvall Larson Matt Fredricks Cylinder

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