City in Brief shoppers visit Oelwein area
Mrs Charles Lowley of Luana, Mrs Tom Pollock of Volga City, and R B Dever of Creston shopped in the city yesterday. Fred Koch of Sumner, and Mr and Mrs Dale Stoffregen and son of Westgate were callers. Mrs Margaret Perron of Davenport and Mrs E Nelson of Northfield are visiting Rev C F Perron and family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lowley
Luana
Tom Pollock
Volga City
Oelwein
R. B. Dever
Creston
Fred Koch
Sumner
Dale Stoffregen
Westgate
Margaret Perron
Davenport
E. ¥. Nelson
Northfield
Minn
C. FE. Perron
Mrs
Pete Staudt
Independence
Mrs. Teidt
Readiyn
Oelwein Social Roundup Reveals Local Visits and Travel
Oelwein residents and visitors fill the week with calls and visits. Hilbert Anderson planned holidays with his parents in town, while several Independence and Arlington guests joined local households. Others shopped, called on friends, or traveled to Des Moines and Oklahoma City, with hospital and city notes closing the list.
Waterlooo residents host dinner at Nauholz home
Miss Garnet Nauholz of Waterloo entertained Waterloo friends Donna Courtright Loretta Flaherty LaVerne Kuief and Sidney Crookshank at dinner Sunday at the Nauholz parents home Mr and Mrs Herman Nauholz Carl Nauholz recently returned from military service began work at the D X station in Oelwe Monday morning Mrs Will Downing is unable to attend due to illness confined to bed since Monday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Nauholz
Waterloo
Donna Courtright
Loretta Flaherty
LaVerne Kuief
Sidney Crookshank
Herman Nauholz
Carl Nauholz
D-X
Oelwe
Will Downing
Orry
Maynard Guest Notes and Lodge Officers Mentioned
Mrs Golda Fullmer Helen Benche and Mrs Jennie Wewmaster of South Dakota arrived Tuesday morning as guests of cousins Harry Bunn and Ho lmer Bunn family. Mrs George Berwanger of Dubuque visited sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ben Thomas. Mr and Mrs Sam Boggess enlarge home with front porch windows and storm door. Sunnyside Masonic Lodge officers listed: Worshipful Master Chester Reeves Senior Warden Chester Cumberland Junior Warden Dale Mears Treasurer Frank Stiles Secretary Hugo Fick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wewmaster
South Dakota
Harry Bunn
Chester Cumberland
Dale Mears
Frank Stiles
Hugo Fick
Banquet Highlighted Lodge Meeting in Arlington
Mrs Luther Crandall and correspondent LaVerne Thomas report a 6 30 banquet at Mason hall in Arlington Monday evening. After the banquet a lodge meeting followed. Miss Charlotte Thomas was a business caller in West Union Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Luther Crandall
LaVerne Thomas
Carrier
Ray Herwig, Jr
Ray Herwig
Bar
Cowley
George Wood
Mason Hall
Arlington
Lodge
Charlotte Thomas
West Union
iPost Honor Roll At West Union High School
The second six weeks honor roll at West Union High School lists Seniors including Dick Whitney and Jeanne Kelly, Juniors led by Patty Eastman and Alice Trapp, Sophomores with Sherril Christian and James Cline, and Freshmen such as Richard Meyer and Mary Ann Phillips. Baton twirling selections name Jo Jean Whitford and Doris Meyer as successors to Rose Mary Schatz and Marjorie Foote as small majorettes behind drum major Patty Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Dick Whitney
Jeanne Kelly
Loretta Mittelstadt
Verna Mae Anfinson
Calvin Duke
Marjorie Knorr
Marie Mann
Donna Pape
Marion Pape
Nancy Price
Leona Goeken
Vern Halverson
Delbert Reisner
Mary Swale
Don Wagner
Frank Camp
Patricia Smith
Daryl Biermann
Ramona Fram
Roland Swale
Yvonne
Don Grimes
Armella Loftsgard
Melvyn Peterson
Sherril Christian
James Cline
Shirley Boylan
Shirley Anfinson
Patricia Kelly
Kenneth Knutson
Colleen Reed
Mary Hanson
Vonna Biship
Mollie Hofer
Lorraine Lauer
Angela Schmelzer
Arnola Wendland
Jack Loftus
Michael Wiley
Bonna Bishop
Frederick Knutson
Sylvia Osmundson
Jean Gross
Doris Jellings
Ardath Wahts
Richard Meyer
Mary Ann Phillips
Joan Hausladen
Marilyn Kohls
Marjorie Olson
Phillys Pape
Juliette Berns
Donna Biermann
Marlyn Foote
Donna Harris
Mona Jensen
Ruth Loftsgard
Norma Miller
Justine Sturch
Gerald Cline
Wayne Grimes
Dolores Winter
Shirley Christian
Patty Eastman
Alice Trapp
Shir
Ley Boylan
Jim Cline
Joan Haas
Jaden
Jo Jean Whitford
Doris Meyer
Rose Mary, Schatz
Marjorie Foote
Santa Claus to visit West Union children tomorrow
Santa Claus will appear at the corner of Vine and Elm streets in West Union tomorrow. The event is sponsored by the West Union Citizens club and will offer treats for all children who come to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
W. U. West Union
West Union
Vine and
Elm Streets
West Union Citizens Club
Dittmers head to San Francisco for Farm Bureau meeting
Mr and Mrs Floyd Dittmer left Thursday for Des Moines to board a special train to San Francisco. They will attend the American Farm Bureau meeting convening there December 8 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Strawberry Point
Floyd Dittmer
Des Moines
San Francisco
American Farm Bureau
Fayettete News Chronicle Medical and Social Notes
Miss Anna Wilson and Clifford Moser carry Fayette. George Spatcher has been confined at home due to illness for three weeks. Zoe Anna Martin was seriously ill Friday and taken to Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Harry Dickinson aids her mother Mrs. Hans Anderson of Wa dena who is very ill. Mr and Mrs Carl Lund of Earlville and Mrs Kenneth Shu makes and three children of Oelwein visited the Lund home. Miss Bonnie Lund is the new operator in the Fayette telephone office. Mrs Maude McCarron has resigned as operator in Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spatcher
Zoe Anna Martin
Mercy Hospital
Harry Dickinson
Hans Anderson
Wadena
Carl Lund
Earlville
Kenneth Shu‘makes
Oelwein
C. A. Lund
Bonnie Lund
Maude McCarron
Fayette
Encouraging Kenny Fund Drive Reports Here
Reports from the Sister Elizabeth Kenny foundation campaign in Oelwein praise progress as national chair Kate Smith, Bing Crosby, Rosalind Russell leading the drive. Citizens donate coins and currency to milk bottle containers across retail areas and banks to fight infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Elizabeth
Sister Kenny
Kate Smith
United States
Elizabeth Kenny
Minneapolis
Fayette County
Reading of a chaotic humor column from a Chicago Sun page
A fragmentary collage of jokes, quips, and overheard lines from a humor column. The bits reference soldiers, a Aberdeenshire accent, a doorman, and various one liners about love, uniforms, and daily life, framed as light social comedy from a midcentury tabloid. The text mixes dialect, slang, and incomplete captions for comic effect.
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Kerwins
Rome
Hilbert Anderson
Emil Anderson
4Th Ave
Mose Nedreau
al Fry
Lamont
Myrtle Felters
Harvey Pratt
Roger Fox
Wallace Peters
Ross Miller
Evelyn of
Joe Gordon
Mary of Arlington
Max Beacher
Rowley
Nelwein
Dan Potter
R. E. Doty
Elkacer
Mrs Pahl Wiese
George Andrews
Don Crandall
Jean Graves
Aurora
Pfe
John Donaldson
Oklahoma City
Richard Rundle
Oran
Roy Zabriskie
Eugene Schieicher
Town City
Martha Manchester
Bernice Allen
Newell
Paul Shaffer
Jim Mitchell
Monmouth
Mary Rass
Robert F. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Thode
Eileen
Theresa Thode
DeWitt
Mrs. Lavern Madole
Louise Milks
Fairbank
Wilbur Brickman
Surgical
Moses Bornhrager
Hazleton
Medical
Sandra Weber
Sharon Gleagon
Herb Hoeger
Maynard
Texas
Jonathan
SIL Soda
Arm & Hammer English
Wisconsin
Wer
Paslenninr Ee
Westgateers
Paul Schultz
Golda Fullmer
Helen Benche
West Union High School
Anna Wilson
Clifford Moser
Loudeen
Rte
Kenny Fund Drive
Marcella B. Rossi
Los Angeles
Europe
Noan
J.carsor
Dayton -Orio
Noah
Bleaheim
Brooklyn
Aly
Numskullery
Ring Features Syndicate
Olin Miller
Chicago
Sun
Aberdeen
G. S
Darling
Jamez
G&g
Ann Sheridan
Tarzan
Jimb
G.I
Garden of Eden
God
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Ga. S
Lucy
Connie Marshall
Craig Rice
26Th Century-Fox
Grand Theatre
Culligan Soft Water Service
Noan Numscia
Chase
Meadville Prana
CREAR
EasElek
Stealance Services
Oelwein Phon
Oelwein Battery & Electric Co
John Eikenberry
Charles Smit
Calico
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Billy Butterfield
Knight Stan Kenton
Kay Kyser
Tex Beneke
Eddy Howard
Zeke Manners
Bob Wills
Peeeeeeee Chas
Walcott Orchestra
Josef Matias
Ehaghive
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