Community News Briefs From Local Residents and Visitors
Sheriff Huckaba visited Wal r Mims seeking Flads Loftus who escaped Cherokee. Andy Rogere and son Bill left for Chicago after vacation with Mrs M. E. Wilson. Miss Betty Tindal, nursing trainee in Moline, vacationing in Esther ville with grandparents Clark and Mrs Lingenfelter. Mrs Orris Sunde and others hosted at the Lakes. Mrs Frank Ejiden and daughter Mrs Ted Mathieson left for Rochester for a clinic. Mrs Ed Marquart and daughter Maurine of Jackson hosted. Orville Sampson welcomed a daughter June 22 at Park View clinic. Wanda Olson underwent tonsillectomy at Park View June 23. Alan Morris admitted to Park View clinic. Three babies born this morning at Holy Family hospital: a son to James Sidles, a daughter to Alan Krieger, a son to Frederick Davis.
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The
Holy Family Hospital
James Sidles
Alan Krieger
Frederick Davis
Hospital Notes And Training Figures At Park View
Babies born at Holy Family hospital include five newborns on June 22 to the Snell Kohisted Zimmerman Walsh and Smith families, with two girls and three boys. Frankie Smith and Jean Clark were tonsillectomy patients at Park View clinic Tuesday. Guy Ramsey of Estherville had major surgery Sunday night. Mrs. Jerome Johnson of Buffalo Center is a medical patient at Park View. Towns facilities Navy Predtiight school has trained 13,463 cadets since May 29, 1942, with enrollment typically 1,800 to 2,000. two men’s dormitories and most field houses are used.
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Holy Family Hospital
Wilbur Snell
Lester
Park View Clinic
Jerome Johnson
Buffalo Center
Navy
Vaccinate Horses Now for Equine Encephalomyelitis
Iowa State College extension veterinarian K W Stouder urges farmers to vaccinate horses early to prevent equine encephalomyelitis as mosquito activity rises. Vaccination offers strong protection, especially before July to September, with chick embryo vaccine yielding up to 160 percent immunity when properly stored and administered by a trained vet. Sucking colts should also be vaccinated due to reports of illness in young foals.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Real Estate Warranty Deeds and Transfers List June 1944
A dense itemized report lists multiple warranty deeds and quit claim transfers dated June 1944 in Armstrong Estherville and surrounding areas. Entries include grantors such as John Har cock Jackman Forrest L F Schaeffer Lila Elmore and James Rainey with buyers including John Schupfer Betty Barts Paul Barber Mildred Caboth Porter and Robert Hansen among others. The notes cover sections and parcels in Des Moines River areas and include one resell price of 1500.00 for Roy Felkey’s purchase.
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Lane
Jackman, Forrest & Wi
Paul Barber & WI
Hoffman
M S. Julius & WE
Gillett’s
Marley Ernest Leroy & WI
Raymond Marley
Schaeffer
Lila
Roy B. Felkey
Armstrong
Iowa
Anderson O. Logan
Violette
Bennett
Edith Et al
Richard Zitterich
Wood
Estherville
Reid
Olney FE
Gladys B. Hunt
New Equipment For Drownings And Fishing Results
Jackson, Ia. emergency gear includes life belts and ropes at the municipal pool and power plant to aid drownings. Belts are cork covered, 24 inches, with rope. grappling hooks and extra gear kept by Jackson fire department. Spirit Lake contest prizes topped by a 14 lb 12 oz northern caught by Clifford Hanson of Cedar Rapids, and a 3 lb 7 oz walleye by Mary Ann Flaig of Algona.
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Jackson
James Maras
Des Moines
Jackson Fire Department
Jackson County Pilot
Spirit Lake Commercial Club
Mary Ann Flaig
Algona
Clifford Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Hanson
Orville Stanley
Spirit Lake
War Bonds Pattern Selections For Summer Styles
The notice promotes sewing for victory and saving money to buy War Bonds. It highlights a thin two piece summer dress with a slim skirt and checkered blouse, featuring a patch pocket and buckle. Available at local stores, it urges backing the attack by buying more War Bonds.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Which Issue to Buy for Various Savings Goals
A detailed guide lists Savings Bonds and Treasury notes by purpose. It covers maximum safety and yield across Series E F G bonds, Treasury notes and certificates, tax considerations, short to long term horizons, marketability, and special uses for estate taxes, gifts, education, self retirement, and business reserves.
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Treasury
See Here Private Hargrove at the Grand Theater
The Grand Theater screens MGM's See Here Private Hargrove starring Robert Walker as a bungling rookie. Donna Reed appears in a light romantic plot as Hargrove endures daily KP duty and a series of comic misadventures with camp friends Keenyn Wynn George Offerman Jr. and Bill Phillips.
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Sun
Mon
Tues
Private Hargrove
Robert Walker
Don
Ba Reed
Marion Hargrove
Charlotte News
Hargrove
Bataan
M-G-M
Grand Theater
Keenyn Wynn
George Offerman, Jr
Bill Phillips
K.P
Donna Reed
Tandem Births Reported in Estherville and Superior
Mrs. Joe Hoye of Estherville delivered a baby weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces and G A Griffee of Superior welcomed a child at six pounds seven ounces.
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Joe Hoye
Estherville
G. A. Griffee
Superior
The Rookies at Air War Center Show Tonight
The Rookies led by Cpls Cohen Slavin Ziering and Ptacek star in a free two hour show at the Air Warfare Center. Dickie Col len appears as an unusually young ventriloquist and Lew Slavin plays violin while Jerry Ziering leads trumpet and Bud Ptacek conducts a 12 piece orchestra. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, takes place next Thursday in the high school auditorium.
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Nulf
AAR
Cpls
Cohen
Slavin
Ziering
Ptacek
Wacaravan
Dickie Co
Llen
America
Lew Slavin
Jerry Ziering
Heaven
Bud Ptacek
Chamber of Commerce
Wartime essential your own home canned tomatoes
Kay Miller travels to Plover this week while Ball Brothers Company promotes wartime home canning. The feature explains using proper jars, water-bath canners, and fresh local tomatoes, with step by step packing, salting, and processing to prevent spoilage and waste.
The World Pocket Philosophy and OPA Price Rules
A satirical tale recalls a worker who calls a pocket The World and a shopkeeper named Effie Stone who cannot raise skirt prices due to OPA base period rules. The piece argues the OPA price ceiling system creates a legal limit that prevents profit even when demand remains. It highlights the mismatch between consumer prices and actual market behavior as shops like Effie’s lose skirts while other stores raise prices. The piece uses colorful anecdotes to critique wartime price controls and illustrate the “base period” effect.
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Effie Stone
Effie's Store Inc
Effie
OPA
Effe
Naoma Knepper Weds Lowell Price in Minneapolis
Naoma Ruth Knepper of Estherville married Lowell K. Price, a former Estherville resident, in Minneapolis with Rev Liowe officiating. Attendants included Eugene Knepper and Miss Lois Tabor. The bride, an Estherville High School graduate of 1942, later worked for Dayton Co in Minneapolis. The groom, a Rockford high school graduate, previously worked at Jackson Radio in Estherville and now serves a Minneapolis radio firm. The couple will reside in Minneapolis.
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Naoma Knepper
Lowell Price
Naoma Ruth Knepper
Estherville
Lowell K. Price
Minneapolis
Liowe
Eugene Knepper
Lois Tabor
Dayton Company
Rockford, I
Jackson Radio
Prairie Gold Scouts Hold Four Week Camp at West Okoboji
Batherville Bay Bronte and 19 northwest Iowa counties send boys to a tent camp begun June 18 for four weeks. Prairie Gold Scouts organize this first large tent camp with council leadership. Spirit Lake Estherville Spirit Lake Milford Spencer troops join across weeks as enrollment reaches 650.
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Batherville Bay Bronte
Council of
Northwest Iowa
Northwest Town
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Milford
Spencer
Aged Estherville Resident Dies in Fort Dodge Hospital
Charles August Peterson of Estherville died Monday at Fort Dodge Lutheran hospital where he had been brought for an operation. He had been ill for several weeks and about a week earlier was taken to the Park View clinic for care before his condition worsened.
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Charles August Peterson
Estherville
Lutheran
Fort Dodge
Mrs Mary Dundas of Armstrong Named Moms Director
Mrs Mary Dundas of Armstrong is named moms director and has served with the American Air Force overseas including six months in England. He was shipped back to the States on June 11 and is now on a ten day furlough with his family before being sent to Schick Hospital at Clinton for care.
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American Air Force
England
States
Schick Hospital
Clinton
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M. E.’ Huckaba
Wal R
Mims
Flads
Dla
Loftus
Andy Rogere
Bill
Chicago
M. E. Wilson
Betty Tindal
Moline, Til
Clark Lingenfelter
Orris Sunde
T. J. Hamilton
Dawn Hamilton
Robert Klemma
the Lakes
Frank Ejiden
Ted Mathieson
Rochester, Minn
Mathieson
Ed Marquart
Maurine of
Jackson, Minn
Emmet Amdahl
Orville Sampson
Wanda Olson
Fenton
Alan Morris
Park View Clinc
Dane Withers
Jimmy Lydon
Sidy
Wm. Boyd
Daily Report
John Harcock Mutual Life Ins. Co
John Schupfer
Betty
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Kay Miller
Mrs. C. E. Miller
Plover
Ball Bros. Co
Ty George $. Benson
Voodoo
Congo River
Office of Price Administration
Ron Sale . i
Central
Avene Line
AGM
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Prairie Gold Scouts
West Okobo
Dodge
Peterson
Sweden
Bridge and Building
Rock Island Incs
Denver
Colo, Ap
Mary. Dundas OF
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Tanermreplator
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