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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1942

Page

4

Attu and Aleutians Hold Strategic Warning for War

The article argues Attu Island and nearby Aleutians, despite limited current threat, could become a pivotal base if developed. Fog and geography aid Japanese landings, with Japanese fishermen familiar with shores giving them edge. Attu’s future as a surface or air base could influence westward defense and eastward Russian routes, risking a large scale operation if not neutralized.

Chicago Daily News Attu Island Alaska Island Dutch Harbor Rat Island Attu Komandorski Island Kamchatka Kurule Island Bering Strait Bering Sea Northwest Passage Sea Russia United States

Scrap rubber survey amid wartime rationing plans

The Dubuque Telegraph Herald notes six months of acknowledged rubber cuts and a current survey of scrap rubber, ordered by the president over WPB objections. The War Production Board doubts scrap collection will help much and favors nationwide gun rationing as the rubber shortage remedy, with a salvage campaign previously lined up.

Dubuque Telegraph Herald War Production Board WPB

Strub and Fitzgibbons Union Told in Iowa City Church

Miss Jean Strub of Iowa City and Leo Fitzgibbons of Armstrong were married in a 10 o'clock Monday ceremony at St. Marys Church Iowa City. The Rt Rev Msgr Carl Hi Meinberg officiated in a single ring service with a large wedding party and out of town guests. The couple plan a two week honeymoon in Colorado and will reside in Estherville after July 1. The bride is a University of Iowa graduate and former Pi Beta Phi president. The groom is a University of Iowa Law School graduate and practicing attorney.

Jean Strub Iowa City Leo Bitzgibbons Hatherville Jean Strup Carl F. Strub Fairchild Street Leo E. Vitasgibbons A. A. Fitzsgibbons Armatrong St. Mary’s Church Carl Hi Meinberg Robert Osmundson Ruth Strub Helen Strub Mary Helen Taylor Robert J. Fitzgibbon J. P. Cummings Kansas City Osmundsen Trub Strub Town City Country Club Fred Parsons J. W. Moore Estherville D. A. Fitzgibbons David John O'Neill E. S. Camden Alice of Armstrong Colorado Rocky Iowa City High School University of Iowa Pi Beta Phi Sorority Fitzgibbons Armstrong High School University of Iowa College of Law Red Oak Fitzsgibbons Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity Phi Beta Kappa

Rubber Scrap Drive Aims To Bolster War Production

The speaker urges intensified scrap rubber collection over the next two weeks to aid war production, warning Congress that WPB delays on synthetic rubber may extend to 1944. He cites grain alcohol as a quicker alternative and notes public acceptance depends on clear facts, with estimates ranging from 600,000 to 10,000,000 tons.

Midwest Congress WPB Congressman Butler Nebraska Roosevelt

Royal Neighbors to Go to Superior

The members of the Royal Neighbor Circle of Estherville will be guests of Mrs. Anna Smith at Superior on Thursday.

Superior Royal Neighbor Circle Estherville Anna Smith

Rock Island Club Plans Friday Meeting and Picnic

The Rock Island Club will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at Riverside Park for a business session followed by a picnic. Members should bring a covered dish sandwiches and their own table service. If rain, the gathering moves to the city hall kitchen.

Rock Island Club Riverside Park City Hall

Degree of Honor Meeting Planned at IOOF Hall

The Degree of Honor members will hold their regular meeting at the IOOF Hall on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. A good attendance is desired.

IOOF

Two Honored By A Dinner Party Monday

Bert Hackett of the Estherville Co op Creamery and Lt. Wm. Deming were honored at a 7 P.M. dinner at the People's Cafe on Monday night before Hackett leaves for Salem Oregon to work in a lumber yard. Guests included many creamery employees such as Keith Stevenson Ted Trulson H P Geil Dale Barrett Bob Stuyver Fred Ankrum G C Reed H C Weber W E Van Eman H D Merriott E J Burns Loyie Mason John Mason Lois Inman Eileen Anderson Kenneth Olson C M Bouska Faye Gage Ed Long Bob Russell and C V Mitchell.

Bert Hackett Estherville

Mrs Reid Honored by Party in California

Former Estherville residents gathered in San Diego California on Sunday June 14 to honor Mrs Charles Reid on her birthday. The group toured the coast region and mountains, had lunch and golf, and a dinner at the Pitts home with a singing cake. They saw a show at the New Spreckle Theater. Dan King formerly of Spirit Lake now works for a major air plant. Charles Reid awaits orders at the Naval Base. Mr and Mrs Reid traveled to California about three to four weeks ago.

Estherville San Diego Calif Charles Reid Sharpen West Coast Pitts Reid New Spreckle Theater California Dan King Spirit Lake The Highway Commission Big Consolidated Air Plant Naval Base Mrs. Reid

Local residents seek western employment and travel west

JOCALS Obert Rockne and Curt Rockne head to Puebla Colorado to join a defense work employer. Bert Hackett leaves for Salem Oregon to seek work while Mrs Wilson and Mrs Smith travel to Portland and Tacoma to join husbands. Alice Knutson applies in Omaha for sheet metal work, and Mr and Mrs Cranberry with their children visit Estherville then plan to move to Medford Oregon for health reasons.

Obert Rockne Puebla, Colo Curt Bert Hackett Salem Oregon Robert Wilson Wilbur Smith Portland Tacoma Wash Alice Knutson

Estherville Lutheran Church Weekly Activities

Estherville Lutheran Church schedules Sunday services at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10 A M A picnic at Riverside Park follows services an afternoon program includes music and an address by Pastor Master of Graettinger Sunday evening closing Bible school at 8 P M Adult class Tuesday at 8 P M Choir practice Wednesday State Line Singers meet 7 30 P M Junior choir Thursday 7 P M Midweek devotionals Thursday 8 P M Semi annual congregational meeting Tuesday June 30 8 P M Willing Workers hostesses Friday at church Dorcas Society meets Monday June 29 at the home of Alva Eunice and Mildred Anderson.

Riverside Park Master of Graettinger State Line Andrew Sunde Kenneth Noll Dorcas Society Alva Eunice Mildred Anderson

Christian Science Church Services Schedule Update

Sunday services follow the Lesson-Sermon on June 28 with Golden Text from First Peter. Readings include Bible verses and Science and Health quotes, with sessions for Sunday school at 10 and regular services at 11, plus Wednesday testimony at 8 and reading room hours.

Christian Science Churches Christian Science Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Union State Line Lutheran Church Service and events

Union State Line Lutheran Church invites worshipers to Sunday services at 9 A M with Sunday school after. Confirmation class is Wednesday at 2 30. Ladies Aid hosts a birthday party Wednesday evening July 1 at 8 o'clock.

Sudnay Ladies Aid

Immanuel Lutheran Church announces services and Bible school

Immanuel Lutheran Church at 409 North Sixth Street led by Rev. Otis L. Lange offers divine service at 10 45 Sunday morning and Sunday school at 10. The vacation Bible school ongoing for two weeks will close next Friday the church expresses satisfaction with the program and hopes to repeat it next year.

Immanuel Lutheran Church North Sixth Street Rev Otis L. Lange Divine Service

Junior overnights set for summer camps at Nerith church

The Church of Christ at the corner of Seventh Street and Second Avenue announces junior overnight camps this summer. The first session will be held soon, with organizers noting continued interest and enjoyment from past events.

Church OF Christ Seventh St 2Nd . Ave Nerith Fred D. Sawyer

Church Announcements for Sunday Services and Youth Meeting

The church asks everyone to attend Sunday services starting with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 50 a m The sermon is titled Surprises and the choir will provide special music The youth group meets at 4 30 p m Sunday at the State park after a 4 30 p m church gathering A weiner roast and games follow All women choir members meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m for the last choir meeting until further notice Signed by the pastor and choir director Mrs Manthe

State Park Manthe

Wallingford Lutheran Church Activities Planned

The Wallingford Lutheran Church lists worship at 9 30, Sunday school at 10 80, Bible classes, and Luther League at 8 with camp pictures. LDR hosts Friday at 8 with local hostesses, Bible study and prayer Thursday at 8 30, choir at 9 30, Ladies Aid Thursday at 2 30, and a 4th of July picnic sponsored by the Sunday school with Rev L C Master from Minneapolis speaking in the forenoon and at the Oscar Peterson farm east of Wallingford. bring a picnic dinner.

Luther League LDR Florence and Mable Tostenrud Carl Newgaard Dorothy Egertson O. J. Anderson Lila Larson Ladies Aid Carl Peterson Carl Groth L. B. Nelson Jeffery Olson LeRoy Gunderson L. C. Master Minneapolis Oscar Peterson Wallingford

Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Picnic

L. G. Higdergker is pastor. Sunday school at 10 A M. Morning worship with Holy Communion at 11 A M. Choir practice Thursdays at 8 P M. Sunday school picnic at Fort Defiance Park this Friday starting 12 30 P M. Bring lunch and join us.

Fort Defiance Park Wus

Registrant Sends Lock of Hair to Draft Board

Andrew Jackinson Hayman of Local Board No. 274 Newport Beach California reports receipt of a lock of hair from a registrant. The registrant advised the board that the color noted on his registration card did not match his hat and sent a note declaring he does not believe in God followed by the hair sample.

Andrew Jackinson Hayman Newport Beach Calif

Joe in Wartime Defense Ends in Family Care Lesson

Joe and his family move to a trailer camp to work on a defense project. Years of neglect and new routines lead to pale, tired health, prompting a doctor to prescribe a balanced diet, structured meals, and early bedtimes. The story links Joe's well being to the war effort.

Joe

Warn Against Undue Fear Of Infantile Paralysis

The state health department cautions that a seasonal rise in infantile paralysis may begin in a few weeks and urges avoiding panic. One death has been reported this year. last year June saw no cases, while May and July had cases and 10 cases in July. The disease is not highly fatal, with about 75 percent recovery. early care is advised. Watch for fever, fatigue, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, and later neck or back stiffness.

State Health Department

Safe Driving With Worn Tires Urges Slower Speeds

Many car owners drive on badly worn tires and should slow down to stay safe. Speed raises the risk if accidents occur, and heedless driving worsens tire wear and the overall accident toll. Encourage others to heed tire safety warnings and rules publicized to drivers.

Iowa to lead rubber saving efforts in war transport plan

City officials and citizens attended a Des Moines meeting on June 24 in the State Capitol to discuss Iowa’s five point transportation conservation program. Norman Damon of the National Highway Traffic Advisory Committee stressed rubber shortages and the need to conserve while maintaining essential transportation. Paul Hill outlined the plan of staggering hours sharing rides eliminating careless driving enforcing laws and improving streets and highways as a wartime effort. John Gillespie noted defense transportation order No. 601 restricting commercial vehicles to at least a 75 percent load. Karl Fischer chaired the meeting.

Transportation Conservation For Victory Des Moines House State Capitol Wilson Iowa Norman Damon Washington, D. C National Highway Traffic Advisory Committee War Department Damon United States Paul F. Hill Iowa Highway Traffic Advisory Committee John Gillespie Office of Defense Transportation ODT Karl W. Fischer

The Dominican Republic a Land Shaped by History and Heroes

The text traces Dominican identity through Columbus, Hispano memory, Bolivar seeking refuge, and Jose Marti plotting independence. It notes three foreign rulers Spain France Haiti and a hard-won independence, framing the island as a free, people-led realm lying between Florida and Puerto Rico.

Dominican Republic New World Christopher Columbus Hispanio Spain Columbus Dominica Haiti Simon Bolivar South America Jose Marti Cuba France Morida

Lasting use through careful safe driving advice

The guidance emphasizes prolonging durability by driving cautiously and maintaining safety. It presents a mindset of maximizing wear resistance while keeping speeds steady and road conditions in mind.

Obituary of Glenn J. McKean World War II cadet dies after service

Glenn J. McKean born March 9 1919 Maple Hill Iowa died June 9 1942 Famosa California. He excelled in Dolliver High School athletics and was class vice president. He studied dairy industry at Iowa State College Ames enlisted as aviation cadet in the army. He married church member April 9 1938 at Dolliver. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs George McKean sister Lois brother Ralph and many relatives.

Glenn J. McKean Maple Hill Iowa Famosa California Dolliver High School Iown State College Ames Dolliver Olney Illinois Wth Community Methodist Church Dale George McKean Lois Ralph

Dominican Republic and its sugar based economy described

The article surveys the Dominican Republic and Hispaniola, noting the island’s geography, elevation, and fertile valleys. It explains sugar’s historic dominance, now part of a diversified agricultural economy including cocada, coffee, molasses, starch, corn, bananas, and tobacco. It highlights independence history and optimism for a united American region, then reports Boris Petcoff leaving for Detroit and Miss Myrinman visiting Eshtonville with Lois Inman.

Hispanila Haiti Hispanola Republic Dominican Republic Ciudad Trujillo Santo Domingo New World Florida Cordillera Monte Trujillo West Indies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leo Fitzgibbons Marrieu Canning Rurel Gravere Jocals Myron Cranberry Postville Town L. R. Chapman Minute Man Hici Treasury Emmatic Department Itificate Estherville Lutheran Church Sth Street Second Ave North L. A Union State Line Lutheran Church Wallingford Lutheran Church L. G. Hinderaker L. G Sponsonen Wy Tie American Legion Interlaken Park Fairmont, Minn Boris Petcoff Detroit Michigan Ray Bartleman Geana Petcoff Myr Inman Miss Lois Inman Ary Rock Island C. C. Gardner Locust Street Iowa Bay
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