Personal notices from Oelwein campus area patients and visitors
Miss Edna Maurer has returned to Lime Springs visiting her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence he. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Daw celebrate a son born Thursday at Mercy Hospital, weight five pounds one and a half ounces. Mrs. J. J. Guffy and family returned from Lake Igboji visit. Willis Brooks returned home after tonsil removal at Mercy Hospital. Arch Henderson of Independence visited the city recently. Roy Reinke and Martin Schuchmann receive medical treatment at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. H. R. Martin visits from Los Angeles. Mrs. George Kunkle visits Jc. and Mrs. John T. Ridler in Oelwein. Mrs. T. Bartelt is a Mercy Hospital patient. Mrs. Maude Richatney’s daughter Arlene from St Paul visits. Bud Burns graduates from University of Iowa College of Pharmacy today. Oelwein man Ervin Domke set to receive a Master of Arts. Mrs. D. Folsom and family plan Northeast Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin trip. J. T. Ryan and Bernice Ms attend Iowa City commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bartelt
Mercy Hosital
Coliseum
Arch Henderson
Independise
Roy Reinke
Maynard Mentem
Mercy Hospital
Martin Schuchmann
Jesse Platt
H. R. Martin
Los Anges
California
Oelwein
West Union
George Kunkle
Castle
John T. Ridler
Willis Brooks
Arlington
Ercy Hospital
J. J. Guffy
Jimmy Jenlings
Daugh
Jo Ann
Lake Igboji
Donald Folsom
Iowa
Harmy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Edna Maurer
Lime Springs
Clarence He
Rolland
Edward O’brien
Cson
Arizona
J. T. Ryan
Bernicems
Iowa City
Dunlap
Jesup
Elks Picnic At Fontana A Hit With Local Lodge
A large turnout from the Elks and guests enjoyed the Fontana picnic with chicken corn and cob on the menu. The annual event drew many members and guests as plans previewed tonight's Maynard softball tournament opener featuring Marynard’s and Oelwein Merchants at Wing’s Park.
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Elks
Marynard
Oelwein Merchants
Oelwein Moose
Wing's Park
Vein
Moose
Ming’s Park
Ynday
Maynard
Hultman of Sumner in automobile accident
An automobile crash last Friday near Sumner seriously injured Hultman and left her with a broken right hip joint a left shoulder fracture and other bruises. Vehicle occupants including Luella Brass and Buhe Hoff received cuts and sprains. Hultman was taken by ambulance to Mercy hospital while others returned home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ances Hultman
Mercy Hospital
Luella Brass
Buhehoff
Iss Hultman
Fern Hospital
Oelwein Chamber Plans Parking Lot Discussion and Fall Festival
Oelwein C of C will meet at Mealey Hotel at 6 30 P M Wednesday August 6 to discuss the newly purchased parking lot and how to maximize civic benefit. The 1941 Fall Farm Festival is set for September 25 and 26 with free acts on the new lot and afternoon and evening programs. Last year nearly 4000 exhibits were shown in Oelwein stores and organizers expect a higher total this year. Businesses are urged to submit exhibit selections to the Chamber office as advance publicity is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Chamber of Commerce
Mealey Hotel
Fred Lenstra
Chamber of Commerce Board
Art B. Thomas
Death of Marsha K Horan at eighteen months
Marsha Katherine Horan, eighteen months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Horan of 210 Second Street SE, died this morning at three o clock. She was taken to Brant Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Marsha Katherine
Ed Horan
Second Street
Brant Funeral Home
Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Midwest States
Forecast covers Aug 1 to Aug 6 CST for Iowa Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and parts of Minnesota river basins. Temperatures run above normal in Illinois Indiana Iowa and near normal in Wisconsin Minnesota with cooler conditions early period. Widespread thundershowers bring moderate rainfall across most areas in the first half of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Illnois
Soviets Press Nazis Back in Fresh Moscow Raid
Soviet communique reports eight German planes shot down as Russian air force aided by ground operations hit German tanks, motorized units, and infantry near Moscow. The night raid on Moscow involved scattered attacks with few incendiaries and no targeted military facilities hit.
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Moscow
U S Accepts Jap Apologies After Panay Incident
The U S accepted apologies from Japan over the Panay attack in 1937, acknowledging negligible damage to the gunboat and two American sailors killed. Nomura pressed for better ties with Welles, saying the situation was delicate, while Roosevelt forms an economic defense board to steer axis power measures, with Walace heading it and key cabinet members assigned to export control and policy.
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U.S. S. Panay
Chine
Nomura
Welles
Japan
New Economic Defense Board
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Secretaries of State
Treasury
War
Navy Agriculture
First American Play Produced Professionally 1759
The Prince of Parthia by Thomas Gotfrey Jr. debuted in Wilmington North Carolina in 1759 as the first play written and produced professionally by an American in the United States.
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Parthia
Thomas Gotfrey Jr
Wilmington
N.C
Wallace Addresses Peace Hope Amid Farm Audience in Burlington
Wallace told a Burlington crowd from nearby farm areas that appeasement is unacceptable and that the next peace must stem from four freedoms. He predicted a Nazi yoke lifted from Europe and said America will shape world destiny with its might and moral resolve.
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Page Onne
Quisling
America
Roosevelt
Man
Federation of the World
Philip B Fleming
Wallace
Dovwntown
Burlington
Mercury
Economic Defense Commission
Defense Commission
Desi Moines
12000 Planes Produced Amid War Plant Survey Notes
The survey reports 12000 planes produced with plans to include July output later. It notes government restrictions limit counting planes sent to Britain. Hundreds are ferried to the east coast for delivery to England while many are flown to Singapore across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Page Oneglewood
Britain
England
Singapore
Pacific
Records Sold in 1939 Include Record Sales and Radio Graphs
In 1939 record sales reached 60,000,000 units while radio graphs, described as ahor graphs, totaled 370,000. The figures reflect annual sales performance and indicate strong music and radio product demand.
Arrests in Mamaroneck for assault and gun threat
In Mamaroneck New York police hold Jack March twenty one a tennis professional and Robert Decker twenty a Clearwater Florida college student on a 2500 dollar bail pending hearing on an assault charge brought by Miss Claire Beringer seventeen a model. Beringer alleges March threatened her with a revolver and Decker assaulted her on a deserted road after a night at a Scarsdale club.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Jack March
Robert Decker
Clearwater
Fla
Claire Beringer
Miss Beringer
March
Decker
Scarsdale
Review of War News From Russian Fronts and Asia Actions
Review of war fronts notes prompt Japanese apologies for bombing the gunboat Tutuila and reports of 43 quiet Japanese efforts to improve relations. Thailand grants diplomatic recognition to Manchukuo and potential base concessions are discussed, while Britain reinforces Burma defenses. L.S. Amery warns of war spreading to India as Soviet movements shift toward Europe via the Trans-Hiberian. Japanese diplomats arrive from Moscow amid heavy rail traffic slowing their return.
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Page One
Japan
London
Thailand
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Laos
Angkor
Britain
Burma
L. S. Amery
India
House of Commons
Moscow
Siberian
New Political Party Hinted With Non Intervention Aim
The interview with United Press notes rising talk of a new party formed from liberals in the Democratic and Republican camps. It would oppose foreign entanglements and defend a liberal domestic program to guard the U S from dictatorship and chaos. Wheeler compares it to the 1924 Progressive coalition and suggests formation is unlikely in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Union
League of Nations
Coun
United States
Great Britain
Wheeler
Robert M. LaFollette, Sr
Wisconsin
Prospect for 1944 political realignment in wartime
A political observer notes an excellent prospect for 1944 amid a rare wartime cross-party cleavage between pro and antiwar factions. Conservatives and progressives exist in both parties and could unite on war issues, contingent on Republicans endorsing another Wendell L. Willkie-like candidate if the current administration pushes toward war.
Lay Away Tax Payment Plan Introduced by Treasury
Washington August 1 The treasury launches a lay away tax payment plan by offering two types of 3x anticipation notes. Denominations range from 25 to 100000 dollars. Securities will be redeemable at par and are designed to support tax payments by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Securites
Tax Notes Offered By Federal Reserve Banks
Taxpayers can set aside funds in advance for next year’s record tax bills. Notes will be issued in two series by Federal Reserve Banks. One series offers $225, $50, and $100 denominations with about 192 percent annual return. The other series offers $100, $500, $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000 denominations with about 0.48 percent annual return. Try the Want Ad Column for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Seven Simple Moves for a Polite Departure
A humorous piece by H. W. Brant outlines seven decisive actions to end a gathering: stand, offer a handshake, say farewell, head to the door, open it, walk out, and walk away. It notes Brant Funeral Home will discuss New Loyalties next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Brant
The
Brant Funeral Home
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LKS
Nces
Hultman
Sumner
Sumter
Dayton No
Sumner Gazette
H Stewart
Arleton
Oeelwen
Marsha K. Horan
U.S
Claire Serin
Ker
Maeshmallows
Baby Stuart
Venees Ton Martin Es
Ies
Brad Crawford
Bela Lugosi
Jungle Girl
W. B. Henderson
205Th Street
N. W
Lal
Cis
Bird Finance
JES
Lazio’s
Frederick
Stoker
Fairbanks - Morse
Young Coal CO
Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra
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