Community Notes From Jackson and Surrounding Areas
A long list of local visits and gatherings is reported, including Mrs Dale Lutz and family in Fairmont with Verne Adams near Grover, several Johnsons and Petersons at various homes, and a church Mission Festival at Victor Opheim’s grove. Many families hosted picnics, suppers, and visits across Jackson, Lakefield, Windom, Spirit Lake, and beyond with notable mentions of travels to Minneapolis and Meads Nebraska. A birthday, elevator meeting, and a birth in Fairmont July 11 are also noted along with remarks on Japanese maps and road plans near Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lutz
Fairmont
Verne Adams
Grover
Henry Ebeling
Victor Opheim
Harold Peterson
Aarley Bargfrede
Minn
Claude Rasmussen
Clarence Peterson
Lakefield
Detroit Lakes
H. D. Peterson
H. D. Rasmussen
Arthur Peterson
Thomas Rinholt and Son
Windom
Maras
Perilion
Jackson
Rudolph Matthies
Evans
Minneapolis
Wm. Roggon
Petersburg
D,w. Vikner
E. G. Swanson
Gewrie
Vikner
Mead
Nebraska
North Branch
Rockford, St
David
First Lutheran Church
Japan
Alaska
Kiwanis Club
Local Visit Notes and Community Event Remnants
Marjorie Hoyt of Fairbault vacationing with parents A E Hoyt. John Oelkers farm hosts Mr and Mrs Raymond Glass and son from Waterloo with mother visiting. Events at Robert Otkers and Lynn Silcox's Methodist Ladies Aid to serve ice cream and cookies at Community hall on Saturday July 18. John Paulson home hosts Mr and Mrs John Kojetin and children of Minneapolis Deboris and Bobby stayed longer with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hoyt
Fairbault
A. E. Hoyt
John Oelkers Farm
Raymond Glass
Waterloo
Robert Otkers
Lynn
Silcox
Methodist Ladies Aid
John Paulson
John Kojetin
Mineapolis
Deboris
Bobby
Lincoln County Visitors and Family Outings Note
Lincoln items report multiple family visits and outings around Tuttle Lake and area towns. Raymond Olson and spouses visited Roch ester relatives in nurses training. several families picnic at Tuttle Lake. Lorna Richards visiting relatives in Cor inth and Algona. Ernest Moltzen and family hosting at Tuttle Lake. Mrs Ernest Moltzen traveling to Earlville Ill. Mrs Gibson visiting Lyle Wicks. Maron returning from Missouri where wife receives arthritis treatment. John Moltzen departed by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Olson
Bryan
Estherville
Rochester
L. E. Trees
Donald Trees
Britt
Merle Nelson
Algona
Ernest Moltzen
Tom
Tuttle Lake
Hanson
Jesperson
Jessen
Lorna Richards
Corinth
Lyle Wicks
Don Malmgren
Montgomery
Alice
Earlville
Ill
Gibson
Maron
Missouri
Will Pantothenic Acid Keep Hair Color from Gray
The article discusses whether vitamins can affect hair melanin and slow gray hair. Pantothenic acid appears promising and is found in enriched bread, milk, liver, whole grain products, meats, and fruits. A healthy diet may help some individuals retain hair color, though evidence remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A.tobey
Kno
Monday Evening Visit for Denhart at Sister's Home
A list of community notices details Monday evening plans for Denhart to visit at the home of his sister Mrs. L. E. Trees. The roundup also records visits, travel, and family events from several households including Thor, Montana, Wallingford, Spirit Lake, and Estherville, with social gatherings, farewells, and a girl born to Torger Winterton.
Local Visitors and Family Notes in Estherville Area
Mrs. Milford Jensen and Ronnie entertain at Henry Goeke home with Jack Creek and Mrs. Jensen of Estherville visiting. Mrs. Frank Matthes drove to Fort Dodge. Ronnie underwent tonsil removal. Catherine Englebert of Red Oak visits grandparents Earl and Shirley Summers in Grover. Mrs. Raymond Swartz visits Chris Elferston. Doris Hall works for Delma Olson in Graettinger. Harold Christensen baling hay for Ellerstons and Swartzs from Graettinger this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Jensen
Ronnie
Chris Ellerston
James
Henry Goecke
Ronie
Estherville
Frank Matthes
Fort Dodge
Catherine Englebert
Red Oak
Earl Summers
Shirley Summers
Grover
Raymond Swartz
Chris Elferston
Doris Hall
Delma Olson
Graettinger
Harold Christensen
Ellerstons and Swartzs
Wallingford Area Social Roundup Recaps Visits
Wallingford area residents and relatives are noted visiting kin and friends across Iowa and nearby states. Carl Thorsen drove to Sioux Falls to visit relatives while Barbara and Marilyn Burestrom returned to Des Moines after two weeks with Mrs. Gilbert Osher and at the E. B. Burg home. Alfred Ness of Story City visited relatives. Carl Larson of Livermore spent time with grandparents in the area. Zona and others visited Sac County relatives. Lewis Larson moved to Sioux Falls for work at a new air field. John Fisk and others were honored at a church shower in Graettinger. The LDR met at I. G. Ness’s home, and Virginia Jones works at the O'Brien Cafe. Melvin Hackett family visited the Andreasen home. Margaret Brown returned from Broadhead Wisconsin after a operation, staying with daughter Mrs. Lewis Berge. Dorothy Larson visited Estherville with sister Mia. Broadhead visitors Lewis Berge and family stopped at Mitford, Joseph and Vernon Brown en route to Har-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Marilyn Burestrom
Des Moines
Gilbert Osher
E. B. Burg
Alfred Ness
Story City
Carl Larson
Livermore
C. B. Larson
Kenneth Starkey
Zona
Sac County
Lewis Larson
Sioux Falls
New Air Field
John Fisk
Lutheran Church
Graettinger
LDR
I. G. Ness
Virginia Jones J
O'Brien
Melvin Hackett
Edia Andreasen
Margaret Brown
Broadhead
Wisconsin
Lewis Berge
Dorothy Larson
Estherville
Mia
Glen Williams
Mitford
Joseph
Vernon Brown
Har
West Emmet Club Picnic and Community Happenings
The Sticktu il Club held its annual picnic at Fort Defiance park with thirty two attendees and a scavenger hunt won by Milford Houge's group. Bud and Sgt. White arrived on furlough from Camp Polk, La. A late week storm damaged crops and trees. Various locals visited, traveled, or returned from trips, with many friends and relatives featured in notes from Estherville to Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Defiance Park
Milford Houge
Sergeant
Bud White
Camp Polk
Claus Martens
Alice Martens
Don Woodley
Estherville
Woodley
H. N. Jensen
Guenther Farm
Pathe News
E. R. Miller
Minneapolis
T. S. Maretti
C. Martens
Dale Rauhauser
W. J. Dewall
Claire Bringle
California
Ernest Christianson
Ringsted
C. Marten
F. J. Manthey
Frances
Will McNeal
Chas, Waughtal
Dunnell
John Swanson
J. C. Smith
Superior
Alberta Jensen
North Superior Township
Chester Oleson
Emil Barthsan
Gibson City
Mlinois
Annette Horton
Eleanor
Irwin
Harold
Russell Horton
St. Paul
J. J. Akre
C. M. Hansen
Thompson
George Nolte
Ben Oleson
Charles City
Frank Oleson
Mary Jane Oleson
Mason City
Ingolf Kronstad
Sugar rationing stamps extend two extra pounds
Estheride and Emmet county households are reminded by the Emmet County rationing board that sugar rationing stamp number seven may be used to obtain two extra pounds of sugar during the period between July 10 and August 22. These two pounds will be allowed each family in addition to amounts already authorized for stamps number five and six according to amendment number four to the sugar rationing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estheride
Emmet County
Emmet
Army Worms Haunt Farms West Of Town Across Roads
In a Saturday report, Walter Deering’s cattle area revealed inch long red marked army worms on his car and, later, on soybeans. County Agent Simpson and Lakefield colleagues confirmed the pest, prompting a control plan with a poisoned bran and sawdust mix. Fields show extensive damage to rye, with potential yield cuts from 40 to near 10 bushels per acre. Worms linger in damp, manure rich bottomlands, and eggs hatch into a flying stage. Nearby farms including Pred Berberness and a Jackson county border area report rye and corn damage, while alfalfa remains largely safe. Next week rye harvests loom as burning straw aims to kill eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Lakefield
Deering
Berberness
Wolf Lake
Fred Beberness
Jackson County
Ernest Bliesmer
Floyd Moffmeyer
Iowa Line
Visit Jackson Farm Friday To See New Oats And Pasture Demo
County agent reports oat breeding gains and superior varieties. An open afternoon tour at C. P. Jackson farm Friday at 1 30 P M will include the oat plot and pasture improvement demonstrations at Jackson and Lars Thomsen farms. A contour-planted corn field on Thomsen land may be closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
C. P. Jackson
Balkema
C, P. Jackoon
Lars Thomsen
Record Navy cadet enlistment in Minneapolis June
A record 346 future Navy fliers were enlisted in June by the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board at Minneapolis. Twin Cities area supplied a third of recruits. Minneapolis produced twice St. Paul. Minnesota plus nearby Dakotas and Wisconsin contributed, with Wisconsin and Iowa largely in the zone. Education levels varied from college to high school, with some flying experience reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Minneapolis
Penney
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Towa
Trentistees
War Reduces a Girl's Chances of Marriage
Dr Pritchett of Southern Methodist University argues war reduces marriage odds for women. He cites 850000 to 890000 single women aged 40 to 45 lacking postwar opportunities, predicts more singles due to casualties and war length. He notes age gaps and family strife from generational shifts and modern life pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchett
Southern Methodist University
Pasture Improvement Demo Open for Inspection
The pasture improvement demonstration will be open for inspection in cooperation with the Soil Conservation Service to demonstrate good land use. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soi Conservation Service
Pedestrian crossing duty when light flashes stop
The driver bears responsibility when a pedestrian who begins crossing on the go signal is halted by a flashing stop. Drivers must ensure pedestrians reach the sidewalk safely, rather than proceeding to threaten the crossing.
Mail Route Change In Milford Terril Service
Mrs Yom Roubis of Terril will operate the Star Route between Milford and Terril replacing Kenneth Tuel who departs for the army. Roubis will complete the remainder of his contracted term, as cited by VLR.
Steers Bring 12.85 Each Hundred To Sioux City Market
Willard Crim shipped 21 steers averaging 800 pounds to Sioux City last week receiving 12.85 per hundred. The sale reflects steady demand for large cattle at the regional market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Crim
Sioux City
New Registrants Count Reaches Forty Six Thousand
State selective service headquarters reported that 46 996 Jowans aged 18 19 and 20 registered in the fifth selective service registration on June 30 with advance estimates up to 765 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
State Selective Service
Lighting your photographs by direction and mood
John van Guilder explains how light direction shapes photos. Front lighting yields flat record pictures, side lighting adds depth and texture for better contrast, and back lighting, with a reflector, creates silhouettes and supports landscape or portraiture while avoiding direct sun into the lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Guilder
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Orlo Warren
Forrest Stump Farm
Orlo McMurchy
Sam Thomason
Chas, McMurtry
Jessie McMurtry
Ceylon
C. T. Anderson
Keith
Clarksville
Anderson
Tms
Orlo MecMurtry
Oliver Anderson
Lincoln
James A. Tobey
Denhart
Raymnd Herum
Wallingford
Bob Herum
S. B. Reed
Mima Wertz
Irwin Ricke
Breda
Ladies League
Frank Barber
Thomas McKean
Clarence Schroeder
Mankato
Minnesota
J. H. Merriott
Chas. Fuller
A. C. Andrews
Will Otto
Lee Shultz
Chandler Burton
Spirit Lake
Richard Steele
Berdie Steele
A. M Brown
Seattle
Washington
Chas. Brouse
Center Country Club
Fred Buckman
Riverside Park
Torger Winterton
Park View Clinic
East River
Jesse DeVoss
Delmar DeVoss
Dale
Mildred Shultz
REA
Kenneth Goldsberry
Defense Plant
J. E. Goldsberry
George Miller
Coleman Hospital
Fauntelle Hayes
Doris and
Lois Natterstad
Henrietta Whitacre
Webster City
Henry Whitacre
Jan
Montana
Alton Hiedinger
Stickney
M. D
Leroy Oddson
Lois Spear
Cedar Falls
H. I. Spear
Paul Clark
Hannibal
D. W. Palmer
S. W. Burg
G. B Osher
U.S. Treasury Department
JACK
Carl Thorsen
West Emmet
Hitler
Dr Seuss
Lasers Eee
Eee
E. G. Swattson
Walter Deering
V.R
Jackson Farm
Star Route
G. T. Tostenson
T. C. Mann
Sanborn’s Store
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
A. I. Reed
Rexall
Cthe
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