Local Man Signs Civilian War Work at Ogden Utah
Ray R Teel and Mrs Teel have signed to perform civilian war work at Hill Field Ogden Utah as part of the war effort. For more information contact Mrs Lay at the U S E S in Washington. Office will be closed Nov 10 to Dec 4. Dr Sartor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R. Teel
Tom Alaska
Teel
Ogden Air Service Command
Hill Field
Ogen
Utah
Lay T
U.S.E.S
Washington
Sartor
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mrs Jennie Bradford
A large Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs Jennie Bradford’s Oath Town avenue home celebrated with 28 relatives at long tables. Mrs Mason planned the dinner and program and did much of the work including shopping, polishing, and dressing the turkey. Mrs Mason will be 93 next Sunday and collected gifts from guests, including a house coat. Mrs Elizabeth West, 95, read a poem by Mrs West, now at the Soldiers and Sailors Home Grand Island Nebraska. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs James Van Nostrand and three year old Jimmie and Myra Van Nostrand junior high principal at Brighton, and Mr and Mrs Archie Bundy of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bradford
Oath Town Avenue
West
W Est
Grand Island
Nebr
Tiina
James van Nostrand
Jimmie
Myra van Nostrand
Brighton
Archie Bundy
Cedar Rapids
Thanksgiving Birthday Sparks Tales of Smokes and Breakfast Deals
A curious note from Rawbhling4s recounts Foster Bagge, Earl May store manager, declining to state his age after a rival queried for cigarettes. The piece then humorously links his Thanksgiving birthday to a rare event and ends with a plug for affordable cheery club breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bagge
Earl May
Foster
All-State High School Football Team Announced in Iowa
Des Moines November 24 1944 39 players named to the second all state team after ballots from 30 schools in 27 towns. Bostwick and Gilchrist of Washington listed among honorees with 1700 votes cast for the selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bostwick
Jim Gilchrist
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa City Hirt Leads First Team In All Iowa Grid Line
The 1944 All Iowa grid team features Tom Hirt of Iowa City High shifted from guard to tackle and named to the first string. Willard Shaw of Marshalltown promoted to first team back, with Buck Burridge Clinton and George Knack Fort Dodge among top vote-getters. Mentioned are Rob Armstrong Ottumwa and Carl Bowen Burlington as notable backs and ends with sketches of each first team performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hirt
Iowa City High
Willard Shaw
Marshalltown
John Coons
Clarinda
Leonard Cole
Marsalltown Bobcats
Buck Burridge
Clinton
Rob Dick Armstrong
Ottumwa
Hirt
Bob Borchardt
Atlantic
Carl Bowen
Burlington
Burridge
Dick Armstrong
Bint
Fiom Hirt
Nowa City High
Jerry Galvin
Ames
Marshal
Town
Elmer Himsatie
Waterloo
Trojans
Gera
Laverne Saverbay
Waverly
Iowa
Matt Brandes
Burton Adkins
Adkins
George Knack
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Tob Borchardt
Atlantic Sea Center
Bill Steele
Davenport
Elmer Hwemsath
BE Waterloo
DSO Sea Tackle
Laverne Sauerbry
Waverly Endar
Marshalltown Util
Dean Burridge
Jan Ralph Rook
Des M. Ve
Brazil Population Surges Past Forty Two Million
Census data show Brazil’s population rising from 15,000,000 in 1890 to over 42,000,000, signaling an increase of nearly 200 percent. The figures highlight rapid demographic growth across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Wellman Defeats Keota 6–0 On Thanksgiving Day
In the 1944 Ke-Wasi league finale Wellman beat Keota 6 to 0. Wayne Turnipseed scored the opening touchdown. Bill Topping and Wellman’s line shone while Keota failed to score all season. About 2,500 fans attended with gate receipts near $260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Keota
Wayne Turnipseed
Billi Narhan
Seal Lerd
Ke‘ola
Keola
Palmer
Bill Topping
Lieutenant Ward
Flwain Shain
Iowa City
Wartime prices lure buying and land improvements
Wartime prices have tempted people to purchase or permanently improve land not profitable to farm in normal times, raising questions about long term value and economic incentives amid shortages.
Social Calendar Highlights From Community Clubs
A compact listing shows events: U and I club and families cooperative supper at 6 30 p m hosted by Mrs Mae Daweon. Nineteenth Century club hosts a 1 pm luncheon with Mrs Fr B Miller. Handcraft dept meets Monday at 8 pm with Mrs Paul Snakenberg. White elephant sale asks towels funds at 2 30 pm in the Bible department at the Public library. Tuesday features Women s Missionary society evening division of U P church at 7 30 pm with Mrs J Russell Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and I Club
Mae Daweon
Nineteenth Century Club
Fr. B Miller
Paul Snakenberg
Bible Department
Women's Missionary Society
U.P. Church
J. Russell Bell
Birthday greetings mark multiple local celebrations
Linda Anne Crone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Crone, smiles at her birthday cake with three candles. Linda Lucille Donaldson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Donaldson, Jane Maxwell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lisle Maxwell, observes her 20th birthday today and her sister Joan will have her 17th on December 2. Birthday wishes go to Mrs Donald Benell Junior Hower Mrs John Schneider Mrs Will Sheetz EK J Blatter Mrs George Gallup of Princeton New Jersey and Don Minick in the Army Air Corps stationed in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Anne Crone
Woodrow Crone
Linda Lucille Donaldson
Warren Donaldson
Jane Maxwell
Donald Benell
Junior Hower
John Schneider
Will Sheetz
J. Blatter
George Gallup
Princeton, N. J
Don Minick
Army Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
R. F. McFarlane Honored at Family Birthday Dinner
Frank McFarlane observed a birthday on Wednesday and was surprised when the family arrived for a dinner. Mrs. McFarlane hosted a three course meal for guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Woods, and Larry. The evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFarlane
Carol Mae Anderson Leads Pioneer Drug Doll Contest
Carol Mae Anderson leads the Pioneer Drug Doll contest with votes tallied. The contest runs until December 23 and ends with a Christmas party on December 27 at the store, where 14 dolls and prizes will be awarded. all contestants are eligible for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Mae Anderson
West Chester K of P. Special Meeting Honors Football Team
West Chester Knights of Pythias announce a special meeting Monday November 27 at 7 30 to honor the town football team and fathers. All members urged to attend refreshments and entertainment planned. Homer H otle 0 24113
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester K. of P
West Chester
Homer Ho Tle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf’s Flower
S. Jennie Masons
Little’s Furniture
of State Theater
Bostwick
Gilchrist
IDPA
the Journal
Iowa Daily Press Association
West Branch
All-State Committee of Sports Writers
Jowa
Charles Rubenstein
Fort Dodge Messenger
Tom Warinu
Lews City Press-Citizen
van Garrison
Arlington Hawk-Eye Gazette
Bernie Kooser
Ames Tribune
Wick. Tracy
Oskaloosa
Coen
Marion
Hollingsworth
East Waterloo
Lewesky
East
Sioux City
McDonnell
Lyone Clinton
Murphy
East Sioux City
Coppage
Ft. Madison
Clithers
Grant
Decorah
Grassfield
Harry
Dowling
Vod Rassmussen
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Allister Vinton
Risk of Independence
Ware
Iox
Jerome
Centerville
Lutz
Miller
Meklvery
Blair
Cedar Falls
Vince
van Cleave
Montezuma
Watts
Corning
Woodard
Ft. Dodge
Butt
Mason City
Coons
Don Prior
North
Elwood Enga
River Kings
North High
Audubon
Elkancer
Gohawks
Webster City
Lynx
Lemars
Nast High
Carroll
Creston
Lyons High
Clinton Willison
Muscatine
Central High
Charles City
Franklin High
Harlan
University High
Jerry Galvin Ames
Iowa Daily Press
Dean Burridee Linton
ENO
Marshalltown—Utility Line
Bob Borchardpt
Bill Stemle
Blue Devil
Ralph Rock
East High
Capital
Bill Peters
Lyle Box
Irman Doran
Jill Beenblossom
Backs
Gallagher
Stensen
Columbus Junction
Swanson
Airfield
Rens
Bloomfield
Little Six Teams
Anderson
Fort Madison
Conklin
Kalona
Ferguson
Hoscick
Spreaker
Richard Allen
Red Collings
Pat Stork
Clinton Cruard
Richard Mayer
Lyons
John Anderson
Willisea
Joy Howell
Cecil McMahion
Bill Chauncey Y
Don DeJager
Rod Bostwick
Fred Havemann
Ind Mullins
Atlantic Utility
Dick Meyer
Forrest Wynkoop
Central. S. City
Reuben Snider
Town City Guard
Rob Hansman
North Des Moines
Wayne Spurbeck
Louis Ginsberg
Franklin
C. WI
Gene Gettys
Harla
Douglas Spear
John
Senestes
Eldon Crees
Jun
Warren Rummells
Atlia
Jim McKinstry
Sea Jack
Jack Dittmer
Elkader Util
Dan Brindley
R. F. McFarlane
Ds Ag
Ua Bo
Carol Rae Anderson
Beverly Wilson
Rowena Carter
Martha Kennedy
Kathryn Neumann
Cornelia Keyser
Betty Jean Martin Bertie V. Wagner
Karen Berkhoft
Shirley Ann Knight
Marilyn Kelsey Merilyn Leet
Mary Ton Jones
Rita Rath Ahrens
Patricia Daering
Sandra McConnell
Charlotte Jackson
Harriett Kunik
Betty Ann Kunik
Sandra Harp
Jo Ann Wilson
Carmen Leith Bell
Patty Kay Bruty
Carla Caldwell
Lectile Knotek
Marsha Bailey
Patty Gowing Rita Joyce Huisman
Patty Ann Stewart
Virginia Zieglowsky
Nancy Barclay
Nancy Conner
Dariene TL
Nelson Carol BE
Tellin
Hope Stewart Mejer Arthur
Donna Patterson
Eleanor. Miller
Mary Joyvee Barr
Florence Whitlow
Joyce Adell Stee
Norma Eatinger
Joyee
Marie Stow
Mildred Catlett
Mary Lou Marston
Rosemary Mineant
Virginia Campbell Janet Jean White
Dorothy Schaniz
Betty Jean Camp
Marlene Jones
Marilon Robertso
Mary Put
Mini Treva Leydon
Ceorgia Marshall
Judy Skubalt
Karen Foonelle
Lorene Fritz Deorethy Motasela
Donna Mae Bell
Janet Wright
Janet Shalla
Karen Kay Nett
Joan Stacey Bkleanor Bailey
Carolyn Kathous
Marilyn Falk
Jane Neill
Matearet
Ahrens Jidvil Fritz Ritarose
Alfred Nonna Johnson
Theodore Bpicher
Wvyona Stout
Sybil Bagee
Patricia Nicholson
Deborah West
Tare Mae Johnson
Goldie Mullin
Alice Paie Malling
Leta May Mullins
Twilla Palmer Katen
Kay Foster
Susan Jones
Arlene Walton
Josephine Miller
Judy Ann Bilis
Sandra Campbell
Hell
Cage
Rexall
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