Local nuptials near Jackson a Minnesota couple wed
The marriage of a Jackson area couple took place at Saint Columba church with Father Felten officiating. Attendants Marjorie Kattowsky and Doris Skolsky stood beside the bride. Edgar Tusa and Milo Drakota with the groom. A black-tie dinner followed at Forester Hall and a reception hosted 98 guests before a dance. The newlyweds plan a short honeymoon in Minnesota then farm life.
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Ibketiayrapene
Garland
Peterson Brol
Dalighner
Ihleer Skalsky
Versburg
Arry “Tusa
James Tea
Jackson
Felten
Miss
Marjorie
Kattowsky
iMiss
Doris
Skolsky
Edgar Tusa
Milo Drakota
Forester
Hallily Jackson
Uto
Eunaith
Brunsvold
Ak” Hopkins
Ben Brunsvold
Mra
Fred
Edwin” Nchilter
Pacific
Donald
acMr
Clark Sorenson
South
Dakoth
Henry
Arthur
Local residents host jam packed week with visitors
The report lists numerous families and neighbors visiting in Ruthven Ringsted and Armstrong areas. Mr and Mrs Herman Helmers, Eva Johnson, Mrs Beers and many relatives celebrate meals and dinners while others travel to Winnebago Minnesota and Illinois. Farm work and house repairs continue as local residents host guests.
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Lurht -Bassler
Lee ‘Moore
Lurhl Fessler
Parry ‘Johnson
Ellerstoh
Max
Fasanharie Ripe Op Mga
Raymond
Swartz
Winnebago
Westley Jones
Dikerson
Robert
Woods of
Graver
Westley Hall
Maple’ Hill
Raymond”. Swantz
Howard
Cuyler’Peterson
John.-Hienes
Lee
Johnson
Spencery
Lawrence
Nelson
Armstrong
Emma.Cole
Illinois
Hiennes
John. Schuler
Ruthven
Herman, Helmers
John .Peterson
Eva
Ringsted
Alvin Glassnapp- Martin
Olson
Odus
Joe Hassel
DOLLIVER Resident Visits and Illness Highlight Weekend
Mrs. Martin Balmer traveled from Dolliver to Ringsted on Saturday to be with her ill daughter in law Mrs. Raymond Senf. Senf was later moved to Estherville hospital for care. Weekend visitors at Lars Peterson home included Mr. Peterson’s daughter Mrs. Clara Van derVeer and daughter Frankey Mac of Des Moines during Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin ‘Balmer
Ringsted
Conservation Advice for Wool and Furs Storage During War Time
Miss Ruth Kettleson, Food Preservation Assistant, estimates annual losses from moth damage to wool, feathers, furs, rubber, rayon, and cotton goods range from 1 to 5 million dollars. Emphasizes labeling, sealing, and proper hanging methods, with paradichlorobenzene and naphtha lene as moth preventatives and cautions about safe handling and reading labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Army For ‘América
Homsemakers
Ruth
Kettleson
Aliss Kattleson
Dolliver Clarion Notes Small Town Happenings
East Chain Minnesota residents Walter Gardner and Frank Looft are among locals referenced in a decor project at the Ov P. Stow residence. Emmet Cayler and family visit. Seelys relocate to Algona as Kilgore becomes farm creamery manager. School briefs include senior John Simon traveling to Carroll Iowa for a state music contest with trombone earning a No 2 rating.
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Aeyk Tae “Ha
Quens
Walter Gardner
Frank. Looft
East
Chain
Minn
H. A. Tvedte
Winnebago
Joe Terry
Ov P. Stow
Hanson Brothers
Dolliver
Algona
Seely
Farmers Creamery Company
W. A
Kilgore
Rochester
Seelys
Masters’ Club
Gardston
Estherville
Raymond -Igon
Emmet Consolidated
Roger Johnson
Ums
John Simon
Carroll
Towa
Smallpox resurging in Iowa as cases rise in 1940s context
Iowa officials warn smallpox is stirring again after two years of relative quiet. In the first ten weeks of the year, 41 percent as many cases as 1943 were reported, signaling a rising prevalence and potential epidemic risk. Town vaccination campaigns have reduced cases but many remain unvaccinated, posing continued danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Health Department
Towa
Seniors Present A Mystery Farce "Aunt Susie"
Janitor William Marson was ill Monday causing substitute Carlos Johnson to cover duties. May 9th marks the date seniors perform the three act mystery farce Shoots the Works coached by Supr Smith. Donald Peterson returns to school Monday after a brief illness absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Marson
Carlos “Johnson
Susie
Supr
Smith
Donald Peterson
CED Recommends Program to Help Small Businesses
The committee urges national and local measures to aid small, independent enterprise after the war. Proposals include postwar war-contract terms favorable to small firms, tax relief, easing regulatory barriers, and federal‑state cooperation to disseminate modern business techniques. Local action groups would aid capital access, research facilities, and removal of building codes and tax hurdles to foster new ventures.
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Dutlog
mitteelstGr
Chalfinda
Lou
Holland,preai
Dent
Helland Engraving Company
Kansas ‘City
Ihelp
Stfialler
U.S. Department of Commerce
C.E.D
United States
Toledo
Ohio
Unclear OCR Snippet on 1943 Traffic Toll Figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions 1943 traffic tolls and figures like 21 000 and 1048 but is garbled with misread terms. No clear event date, location, or identifiable entities beyond these vague numbers. The record preserves the ambiguity of the clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORB
Tevel
Xytos Mobile
Seflibatsee
Rural Electrification Award Honors Childs Farm Family
The Ralph Childs farm family near Manchester Iowa won the first Rural Electrification Administration national award for distinguished service in food production using electric power. Electrification boosted pork poultry and dairy output on 912 acres, reducing labor as machines replace two men. Equipment includes milking machine water pump chick brooder grinder and chopper and feed elevator. Lucille Childs shown with milking machine milking 29 cattle versus 18 prior. Miss Childs is entering Army Nurse Corps training. The year’s overall record is favorable but motor vehicle accidents in late 1943 raise safety concerns.
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Manchester
Iowa
Ralph Childs
Here
Rural Electrification Administration
Childs
Lucille Childs
Miss Childs
Army Nurse’s Corps
Lowa ration timetable and canning prep guidance
A fragmented WWII era notice outlines ration stamps and validity dates for tires gasoline sugar meat and shoes, plus guidance on canning equipment readiness. It stresses immediate license writing for gas coupons and cautions readers to improve driving safety while detailing coupon categories and expiration windows.
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Tribune
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CED
Fat
Wilis
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AQ Council
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Vindicator
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