Missionary Society meeting at Community church home
The Women's Society of Christian Service Missionary division met at Mrs. Stillman’s home for devotions and reports from the Northwest Town District M E Church meeting. Present were Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Mitchell, and others. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stillman and local church members, with several attendees from Ridgway and Estherville. Services noted for Fort Dodge preparations and local cross-town movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Division
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Community Church
L. P. Stillman
James H. Smith
W. L. Peterson
C. L. Day
M. FE
Fort Dodge
Stanlen Jones
M. C. Peterson
J. B. Mitchell
H. D. Mere
Ness
Thomas Thorp
Burton Johnson
Coleman Hospital
Estherville
A. R. Eckhart
Browning
Montana
Clarence L. McKee
C. and N. W
McKee
Great Falls
I. T. Stillman
Charles Moon
Thomas Thorpe
Pankuk
Amercian Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Caylor
Victory Book Campaign Drives 10 Million Books
Posters designed by nationally known illustrator C. B. Falls urge ten million books for men in the United States armed forces and Merchant Marine. Sponsors are the American Red Cross American Library Association and United Service Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Armed Forces
C. B. Falls
American Red Cross
American Library Association
United Service Organizaions
Call to the Colors Drives Defense Bond Drive
A wartime plea urges public support for defense bonds with calls to donate regularly through banks post offices and savings institutions. Citizens are urged to counter with funds for planes ships and guns, emphasizing immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Post Office
Savings and Loan Association
Defense
Wake Island Marines Fight On At December Thirteen Forty One
Condensed from April Cosmopolitan Chronicle recounts Major Paul Putnam and Major Baylor leading VMPF-21 to a doomed Wake Island defense. Baylor seeks personal news for Virginia while Putnam assures family safety as the aircraft carrier battleship Oklahoma endures a torpedo strike. Chaplain Schmitt remains at battle stations aboard Oklahoma, refusing escape and going down with his ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Island
Paul Putnam
Marine Corps
Bayler
Wake
Pearl Harbor
Putnam
Walt
Baylor
Paul
Virginia
Coronado
Marine Globe
Eagle
United States
Oklahoma
Schmitt
Dunnell Farewell for Mrs Mathwig Moves to Northrop
Mrs. Fred Mathwig receives a farewell visit with gifts and lunch as she prepares to move to Northrop. Attendees include Mrs. Dreke, Mrs. Markus, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Mathies, Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Applequist, and Mrs. Janssen. The Dunnell Community Club plans a March 20 meeting and the Ladies Aid supper is set for March 28 at the Dunnell hall under Mrs. Silcox Elbert and Stowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mathwig
Mathwig
Northrop
H. A. Dreke
John Markus
Gordon Mayo
Adolph Mathies
Reuben Deering
L. A. Peterson
C. W. Applequist
Bernard Janssen
Axel Lyon
Martin Sevatson
Wallingford
Town
Sevatsons
Washington State
William Olson
Allen
Texas
Dunnell
C. A. Elbert
Fred Stowell
C. A. Holman
Mankato
Victor Lindberg
Victor
Anderson, Jr
FE. G. Swanson
Louise Councilman
Duluth
Elizabeth Thompson
Oakland
Frank Lamphere
Cascade
Montana
Thompson
Wilbur Osburg
Minneapolis
John Stenstram
Victor Paulson
John Kojetin
Paulson
Phillip Johnson
Curlew
Harry
Netoppen Camp Fire Girls
Guardian
Randy Kathleen
G Theatre
Estherville
Shirley Temple
EMMET ECHOES Family visits span counties and towns
Mr and Mrs Hans Tee of Fisherville spent an evening with Mr Lee s brothers and sisters. Mr and Mrs Levi Larson visited Larson s brother and family in Tiyntington. Irving Ellerston attended the funeral of his uncle in Jewel Iowa on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Tee
Fisherville
Mr. Lee
Levi Larson
Mr. Larson
Tiyntington
Irving Ellerston
Jewel
Iowa
Red Range Continues in Frontier Ride to Tivan
Don Cameron leaves Chicago with the 20 Bar riders and faces rival cattle buyer Asa Brock and marshal Dynamite Downes in Wild Horse. Con saves Neyil Lowe during a gunfight and flees to Fronteras where he tangles with Quirk Ellis. At Lee Welsh’s invitation he joins the Raniers and heads toward Nevil Lowe’s ranch in Tivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Don Cameron
Wild Horse
Caramba Vear
Asa Brock
Dynamite Downes
Brock
Neyil Lowe
Lowe
Con
Dynamite
Tivan
Welsh
Raniers
Tienda
Lee Welsh
Mexico
Welshe
Odd
Hell
Comanche
Chick Ranier
Chick
Cot
Pancho
Troyo-Gashed
Milam Fant
Nevil Lowe
Hearn
Nevil
Robards
Smith
Bain
Fant
Shute
Bravo
Riffraff
Janet Lowe
Umarian
Cicero
Janet
Marian
Atform
Mons
Salado
Dan
Fienteras
Lelthamiad
Ein
Lobes
Bette
Pais
Nevil Linne
Con Defuses a Duel and Heads Toward Tivan
Con improvises control during a tense standoff with Chick Ranier and Odd as Lee Welsh threatens a split. After subduing both cousins with a quick display, Con rides away, learns Milam Fant’s arrest, and heads toward Tivan to seek a quieter path while mob tensions mount.
Wallingford Notes on School Recital and Local Moves
Wallingford vicinity reports a clock recital at the Wallingford schoolhouse with Rhythm Band and singing by each grade. A lunch was served by pupils and teachers Miss Danielon and Miss Ellingson. Several local families and visitors attend, with multiple mentions of moves and visits including the Sabin family relocating to an acreage near Grid, and the Dan ies and Lippert families visiting from Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Starkey
Wallingford
Danielon
Ellingson
Clarence Epelami
Bad Ellingson
Bert ‘Twite
Hans Jensen
Nels
Mickelson
Kenline
Gilford Osher
Orlando Martyr
Julius Hansen
Ruby Marshall
George Hart
Maria Jacobsen
Cy L. Torreson
Eugene Bure
Tarry Resh
Ted Nelson
Local Social Notes From Mankato to Swea City
Miss Mavis Strong of Mankato Business College visited with her parents and relatives over the weekend. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ben Sorenson in War thington and Muettesata, with others at Swea City and Franks Daidlewoof Penton. Merlin Bergeson had chicken pox last week while the girls basketball team won a sectional district game 28 to 27 on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Peterson
Albert T Hartlecopf
U. S
American Legion Post
Gruver
Dowden
Mima Wertz
Reed
Jack Benjamin
Kenneth Seely
Algona
Seely
Carl Frerichs
Wartburg College
Waverly
Conrad Frerichs
Robert Tvedte
M. A
Fermer Davis
LeRoy Peterson
Dean Anderson
Howard Johnson
Donald Tvedte
Bob Simon
George Koenecke
Gordon Persons
Judy
Fairmont
Minnesota
Bruce Eckhart
Swea City
A. R. Eckhart
Persons
Eckharts
Iuler
M. Iver
Iec.ourer
Ole Knutson
John Tvyedte
Grace Knutson
Jim Davis
John Berg
William Stow
John Makelsbust
Thor
Geraldine
Burton Johnson
Fiiday
Robert
Fred Simon
Marvin Iverson
Doris
Anabel Benton
Harley Rosburg
Norma
Vivian Herum
Gladys Pope
Irma Nepps
Robert Valea
Stephanie Cowling
Banco
Dancing
Simon
Bernard Frey
Estherville
Nels Balmer
Frey
Mrs. Balmer
Mira
Madison
Carroll
Sanday
Airs
John Lippert
Ralph Barebers
de Bartells
Clarence Egeland
Jack Doyle
Highway Fin Esther
Doyle
Grand Junction
Ralph Weir
Ron Calderson
Umineis
Eric Egertson
Nels Nielson
Klaus Kielman
Mavis Strong
The
Mankato Business College
Vern Strong
Fred Davis
Velmin
Marron Davis
Deanna
Ben Sorenson
Warthington
Muettesata
N.oe
Frank Daidlewoof Penton
AL Whithow
Mrooa
Harry Bertleson
Fergus Balls
Tharry Telgeson
Chester Olson
St. Paul Minnesota
Albert Clovick
Presbyterian Tardies
Lea We and Missionary Society
Ror
Irwin
Mra
Fo Shiba
Merlin Bergeson
The New Roll of Sons in War Valor
Lieutenant Georgie Welch and pilot Ken Taylor engage a Japanese force over Oahu at Wheeler Field Haleiwa and Knaleiwa. Welch shoots down multiple dive bombers, survives reloads, and helps cripple enemy planes then aids Rosie O'Donnell in heavy anti aircraft fire and a perilous landing amid bullets and wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Welch
Wheeler Field
Haleiwa
Ken ‘Taylor
Knaleiwa
Taylor
Oahu
Welen
Weleh
Halriwa
Joy Innes
Ayloy
Welch
James
Legaspi
Philippines
Rosie O'Donnell
Air Corps
O'Donnell
Gus
Fie
Sargent Family Visit From Minnesota
Mr and Mrs J FE Sargent welcomed their children from Minnesota Mr and Mrs La to their home for a visit and time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE
Sargent
Minnesota
Mrs
Move Up In Albert Lowiatin With Andersons and Charl
Von Sargent joins Mr and Mrs Gust Anderson and Mes Charl in a regional rise asivive moves up the Albert Lowiatin circuit.
Protective Foods Guide Emphasizes Milk Eggs Fruits and Meats
The piece explains why E-TAI foods are called protective and outlines the role of milk, eggs, fruits, greens, meats, and enriched white bread. Meats supply B vitamins iron copper and phosphorus, while milk and eggs provide calcium and protein. Government guidance recommends daily servings of milk, meat, vegetables, fruits, and fortified bread.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vindicator
Dolliver
Bruce
Nels Berg
Coleman
Dia
Bet
Paul Albert Putnam
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Fighting Squadron
VMF-21
Aloysius Herman Schmitt
J. G
U. S. Navy
EMMET
Red
Eugene Cunningham
W.N.U
Chapter
Pony Stam
Gary Oof Terris
Ray Scott
Walter Sabin
Grid
Daniels
Graettinger
Armstrong
Roll of Sons
George S. Welch
U.S. Army
Matjor Emmett Odonnell, JR
Gust Anderson
Ivive
Mer
Joaluten
Advan
Rochester
Alvis
James A. Tokay
James A. Tobey
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