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iTBESOAV, OCTOBER 5, 1037 ^.Friwho :•..bornt •Iowa only old, 1 Craw ty fc peric He w at D Oct. to M ta Kr MrPrutcparerchild!whon3ed iEd M hospi 46 a serve in 19 pital of 3EJu Fran Emu the 1MipaticfarmbeloiSchnHlt;childlivinOre.,Wes!Applications Came SoFast Some Sketches Are DelayedMany members of the Three-Quarter Century Club have wondered why their life sketches have not appeared in the Daily Herald or the Times to date. The 'reason is that the applications have come in so fast that it has been impossible to get these sketches ready and printed in the face of regular daily duties. As fast as the work can de done, however, these sketches will appear, and the members are assured that all their applications have beenreceived and their names added to the rolls even though the public recognition is slow in appearing. Here are a few more of the sketches of members:FULL MIGHT OF BOULDER DAM FREED—With thousands oftons of water pouring from all outlets, tins unusual photo shows the full might and magnificence of Boulder Dam, in a display that ma}' never happen again, at least until the lake should fill. In the background is the dam and the vast lake it has created stretching far into the distance. Arizona forms the right bank of the Colorado river here and Nevada the left bank.Jc in C onlydren1S8-;1881min:landfathing.mel,roll;Mrs.HeriMrs.WillNee;LaCLeo:ClayM rs.BERNARD A. OSTERHOLTBernard A. Osterholt of Breda was born Oct. 8, 1860, at Vasaka, Kreis, Borken, Westphalen, Germany. Three brothers, George, Mt. Carmel, la.; Victor, Atlien, Wis., and Anton. Borken, Germany, and one sister, Mrs. Joe Stork, Rarns-dorf, Germany, survive with Mr. Osterholt.Mr. Osterholt came directly to Carroll county from Germany in 1889. On April 14, 1891, he was married to Elizabeth Steinkamp at Breda. Mrs. Osterholt passed away July 3, 1922. The Osterholts have one daughter, Joan.Mr. Osterholt. lived for 18 years on the farm and since then has followed the business of mason brick layer. He is a member of St. Bernard's Catholic church in Breda.CARL WEITLCarl Weill of Templeton was born in Vilshoven, Bavaria, Germany. on Jan. 5, 1857. He left Germany in 1883 and came to Iowa. On Feb. 15, 1887, he was married to Catherine Kress at Willey, la. Three of their nine children are deceased — Carl, Frank and Mary. Those surviving are Mrs. John Schuttes, Dedham; John, George, Charles, Anna and Madeline, all of Templeton, la.Mrs. Weitl died on Jan. 9, 1923. Mr. Weill's occupation has been that of farming. He is a member of the Sacred Heart church at Templeton.• Chop Suey or Chow Mein is that ‘something different' always featured by the smart hostess or housewife.The most versatile food for maid’s-night-out... Heady to serve, delightful to avor ... La Choy Chow Mein and crisp Noodles. Prepared and packed in spotless surroundings. Sold at all grocers. Send for Free Recipe Booklet.La Choy Food Products Co., DetroitMRS. MARY ELIZABETH BUELTELMary Elisabeth Schillmoeller was born April 21, 1858, at New Vienna, la. Of the six members of her family five are now living. They are: Rdv. J. H. Schillmoeller, Worthington, la.; Mr. Henry Schillmoeller, Granville, la.; Rev. Schillmoeller, Halbur, la., and Mr. Herman Schillmoeller, Granville, la.In 1877, she married John Bueltel at Luxenberg, la., and in the same year they came to Carroll county. To them were born seven children, two of whom, John and Josephine, died in infancy. Those living are: Mrs.Anna Dominise, Templeton, la.; Joe Bueltel, Dedham, la.; Frank Bueltel, Manning, la.; Mrs. Elisabeth Dieter, Otoe, Neb., and Miss Catherine Bueltel, Templeton, la.Mrs. Bueltel is now living in Templeton where she is a member of the Catholic church.CHOW MEIN COMBINATIONChop SuC' ChovMA*RECIPES ON THE LABELS
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Carroll Daily Herald
Carroll, Iowa, US
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