Wedding of Miss Janis Anderson and Lieut Lester Bush
Miss Janis Anderson and Lieut Lester Bush wed at Estherville Presbyterian Church in a candle lit ceremony. Rev T C Burton officiated. Attendants included Mrs Robert Campbell and Miss Marlys Bush. Reception followed with a two tier pink and white cake. Lt Bush, an army air corps officer, enlisted in 1940 after Gruver High School graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Lester Bush
John Bush
Grover
Estherville Presbyterian Church
T. C. Burton
Fort Dodge
August Rosenberger
Robert Campbell
Miss Marlys Busk
Lawrence Bush
West Bend
Omer Smith
Army Air Corps
Anderson
Evelyn Mr
Bush
Gruver High School
Estherville Junior College
Dolliver Area Notes Honor Mrs Reed on 88th Birthday
County news records a birthday dinner for Mrs S B Reed with daughter Mrs A R Eckhart hosting a small Dolliver group including Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson Dean and Paul Jr and Claire and other local relatives. Several residents visit, travel, or recover from illness, and local staff change vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Reed
A. R. Eckhart
Paul Anderson
Dean and Paul, Jr
Claire
Ruth Caylor
Dolliver
Abe Shuttleworth
California
Lomena Koenecke
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe
Wm. Maron
Grinnell
Minn
Mary Peterson
Jewell
Lars Peterson
Earl VandeVeer
Saleman
E. M. Evans
James Stillman
Ben Youngerman
Phyllis
Mason City
Youngerman
Stillmans
Manhattan Beach
Okobofji
C. M. Todd
Carrol County
George McKean
Todd
Robert
Texas
Maple Air
Hospital Notes From Estherville Area Births And Procedures
Miss Sadie Baker and Mrs. Raymond McKean of Estherville underwent operations at Park View Clinic last Wednesday. Multiple births and medical admissions are listed, including two tonsillectomies at Coleman hospital, several new babies June 16 18 21, and residents admitted for medical treatment. A forthcoming article on hay fever and a meeting of The Institute for Medical Research officials is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Baker
Estherville
Park View Clinic
Raymond McWkean
Coleman Hospital
Dawn Freeman
George Freeman
Cylinder
Donald Hartmon
Ed Harmon
Leslie Armstrong
Superior
Tom Foster
W. R. Howard
Ralph Weir
Graettinger
Bobby Graff
Harold Graff
John Carmen
Lyle Steinhorst
Arthur Steinhorst
F. H. Dean
Elmer Adams
Orville Fisher
Mary Ulrich
Fred = Martin
Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Institute For Medical Research
American Weekly
Chicago Herald American
Feeding Our Fleet Navy Meals In 1942 Nutrition Overview
Dr J A Tobey notes the 1942 Navy will consume over a billion pounds of food with fresh vegetables and meats lead ing the ration. The Bureau of Supplies and Accounts administers a Congress set diet providing daily quotas including fresh meats bread vegetables milk eggs and coffee and emphasizes nutrient adequacy and modern galley facilities. Navy cooks and bakers receive special training to preserve nutrients and sailors are well fed compared with other fighting forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States Navy
Navy
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Congress
Surgeon General
Clean up and rat proof granaries now urges agent
County Agent Balkema urges immediate grain storage prep as Emmet County farms prepare new grain intake. He advises sweeping bins, burning sweepings, kerosene spraying at 1 to 2 gallons per 1000 sq ft, airing eight days, and repeated treatment. Rat proofing and elevated bins with brick or concrete stops are recommended, using metal salvaged from tins for doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Balkema
How Many Tractors In The County
A state map in Sunday's Register shows 2943 tractors in Kossuth County, up 163 from last year, making the county 8.8 percent tractorized. Emmet and Palo Alto share area but have 224 fewer. Hancock and Winnebago have 29 more. Three World War officers, all brothers, registered together on April 27. Clarence Peterson had a tonsillectomy at Park View Clinic Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankey Mae VandeVeer
Jewell
Alice Shuttleworth
Lomena Koenecke
Calif
Emmet
Thompson
Hans Tvedte, Jr
Lars Peterson
Earl VandeVeer
Robert Ray
Sterling Ray
Anton Shaw
Minneapolis
Minn
Stephanie Cowling
Sioux City
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Hancok
Winnebago
Clarence Peterson
Park View’ Clinic
Week Of The War Headlines From Pacific, Courtroom Updates
Navy reports small scale Japanese landings on Attu and ships near Kiska as air attacks drive the enemy from populated areas. Coral Sea battles sink carriers and ships, with heavy losses on both sides and over 100 Japanese planes shot down. Algona man Verne Scobba pleads guilty to grand larceny in Pocahontas, faces up to five years. confession ties liquor party theft to missing funds from Noble Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Attu Island
Aleutian Archipelago
Kiska
War Department
British Isles
Coral Sea
Lexington
Sims
Midway Island
Verne Scobba
Algona
Hudson
Pocahontas
Anamosa
Justce Ostwinkle
Emma Crouch
Noble Crouch
Phim Creek
Ostwinkle
Scobba
Crouch
Legend of Popocatepetl and Mexican heritage described
The piece blends myth with geography and history, recounting Popocatepetl and his bride in the Valley of Mexico and linking the legend to Mexican reverence for Indian lore. It surveys Mexico's civilizations, resources, agriculture, and growing manufacturing as transport links expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popocatepet
Valley of Mexico
Popocatepetl
Mexico City
Mexico
Sierra
AD Sre
Yucatan
California
Monterrey
Gas gangrene threat to farm animals and horses
The American Foundation for Animal Health reports gas infection in farm animal wounds is a major risk on the home front. It cites losses among work horses sheep cattle and swine from puncture wounds, advises immediate veterinary care and warns turpentine sealing wounds worsens gangrene risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Indians Honor Ingham and Hickenlooper at July 4 Event
The Sac and Fox Indians plan a July 4 ceremony at Algona to honor Harvey Ingham and Lieut. Gov. Hickenlooper with honorary membership and a speaking role if possible. About 25 Indian adults and children will attend the two day celebration at the Kossuth County fairgrounds with Indian dances and open-fire cooking. Edw. Breen may address the crowd July 6 as a republican candidate for congress. Also reported: six young raccoons captured by farmer Chester Stoddard near Luverne, details on their size and habitat, and notes on raccoon fur hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ingham
Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
GOP
Algona
Ingham
Towa
Tama
Earl Vincent
Kossuth County Fair
George Young Bear
Kossuth County Fair Grounds
Edw. Breen
Fort Dodge
Congress
Onions from Seed Ready by Late Summer
Scarcity of onion seed has raised costs amid imports shortfall. Advice from a top producing center outlines sowing, spacing, and soil needs for large bulbs and winter keeping, with varieties like Yellow Globe Danvers noted. Early, well fed soil and season-long care determine yields and quality.
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Anderson—Bush
County News
Stockton
C. W. Dickinson
Betty Crocker
Iee
Mente -Cracker. Ince
James A. Tobey
J. A. Tobey
Don Winslow
Frank Marting
UY Defense
V.R
America
United Nations
U. S. Treasury Department
Des Moines
W.R
Luverne Man
Chester Stoddard
Luverne
Mr. Stoddard
North America
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Albert Jochims
W. 14Th Sc
Spencer
Iowa
Adelaide Nichols
Rohde
Dr. Bishop
Huntington
C. A
Albert
John Knabe
Gare Ardenere
Stasller
DE. T. C. Mann
Sanborn’s Store
L. F. Hoffman
D-X
East Central Avenue
Ray
Avi
Rexall
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