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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

8

Wedding at Conception Catholic Church

Miss Maileitsch daughter of Mr John Kleitsch wed Dean in at Conception Catholic Church Wednesday at 9 am. The ceremony featured sacred songs On This Day a Beautiful Mother Panis Angelicus and Lord I Am Not Worthy. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink gowns. The couple, both graduates of Im- received a reception at the bride’s parents’ home for immediate family.

Immagewiet Conception Maileitsch Ohn. Kleitsch Ernest W. Tarpey Panis Angelicus Salin Kleitsch Edward Kleitsch Daniel ‘Miller

Couple Plans Residence After Wedding at Maculate Conception High

The bride has been employed at Belmont Radio in Oelwein while the groom works on his farm. They will reside at their new home after the wedding.

Maculate Conception High Belmont Radio Oelwein

Fairbank Ladies Aid Birthday Party at Lutheran Church

The Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran church held their annual birthday party Thursday afternoon with tables decorated for the 12 months. Women sat at the table of their birth month and lunch was served by a committee.

Fairbank Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church

Klatter Klub Hosts Luncheon in Hazleton

Mrs Vivian Armstrong entertained the Klatter Klub at a one o'clock luncheon Thursday at her son Edwin's home. Guests included Mrs Frances Clark Mrs Inez Burdick Mrs Blanche Thompson from Independence and Mrs Bert Lahner Mrs Frank Kerns from Hazleton and Mrs Roger Cowell from Lusk Wyoming.

Klatter Klub Hazleton Vivian Armstrong Edwin Frances Clark Inez Burdick Blanche Thompson Independence Bert Lahner Frank Kerns Roger Cowell Lusk Wyo

Dinner Celebrates Birthdays and Reunion Feast

Hazleton resident F. M. Cowell and granddaughter Donnabelle Cowell of Lusk Wyoming celebrated their birthdays together on Thursday evening. Seventeen people attended a 6:30 dinner marking a reunion after twenty years of not all being together.

Hazleton F. M. Cowell Donnabelle Cowell Lusk Wyo

Randalia Couple to Marry in Oelwein

Randalia couple Mr and Mrs Peter Mannion announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Maurice Schmelzer. The wedding is set for June 7 at Sacred Heart church in Oelwein, with a reception/ dance that evening at the Park pavilion in West Union.

Randalia Oelwein Peter Mannion Helen Maurice Schmelzer Sacred Heart Church Park Pavilion West Union

Wauccoma Couple to Wed on Monday

Mr and Mrs Frank Daily announce the engagement of their daughter Rosamond Mary to Lowell James son of Mr and Mrs James E Scallon both of Waucorma The wedding is set for Monday June 7.

Waucoma

Talks Highlight WCTU Dinner at Baptist Church

Members and guests of the WCTU gathered yesterday for a favorite dish dinner at the Baptist church. Robert Platt led the scripture reading from Romans chapter twelve, followed by group singing and prayer. Carl Bradshaw spoke on today’s youth and the Rev. C. F. Perron discussed man’s place in the world, while a ribbon display illustrated spending patterns showing little goes to church or education and most to crime liquor amusement and tobacco. The meeting ended with prayer by Thomas Smith and an afternoon gathering was planned at Mrs. George Platt’s home.

Baptist Church Robert Platt Carl Bradshaw C. F. Perron Thomas Smith George Platt John King Bert Hanson Merlin Kuper Francis Brown BR. Boyington Voshell Brown Johnson Mission

Club and Lodge Activities Schedule

A cluster of club notices lists Friday evening Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple with invited members. Also details Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary practice at Legion hall, and Sunday memorials for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. Weekly meetings for Theta Rho girls, Pythian Sisters luncheon, and various church society circles follow.

Rainbow Masonic Temple American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall P. m Christian Poburch Hall Theta Rho Pythian Sisters C. B. Hintz Ist’ Ave M. E Nellie Wimmer Woman’s Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Gertrude Vander Las W. C. Kaberle 3Rd Ave I. E Ross Meskell Walter Stolfus 1St Ave S. E J. F. Oberfell Norman Mike 4Th St N. W Roy Anderson Glenroy Rundle W. C. Cade Richard Dow B. H.grimes J A. J. Fereday W. H. Briggs J. F. Chivington 2Nd Ave L. W. Bennett Claude R. King 1St St. SE Frank Silkebaken Dwight Schneider Jc. W. Cahill 5Th St.n. EL iMrs

Baptist Mission Units Meet

Unit one of the W. E. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. Everett Roberts with nine members and five guests. Mrs. A. L. Bullock led, devotions by Mrs. Roberts, and prayers by Mrs. Ramsey. Guests included Mrs. Nedreau, Ramsey, Smith, Rouse, and Hymer. a lunch was served.

Baptist Mission Everett Roberts A. L. Bullock Ramsey the Missions Magazine Bullock Hanson Beck l Garrison M. Nedreau S. Ramsey Smith A. Rouse Hymer

Pattern for children's sun dress and bonnet

Pattern No 8298 offers a sun dress with back buttons and a matching bonnet for sizes 2 through 6 years. Includes fabric needs and mailing details to Sue Burnett in Chicago for 25 cents. Also notes upcoming Spring and Summer fashion features.

Sue Burnett Oelwein Daily Register South Wells Street Chicago

Lutheran Ladies Aid Chooses Visiting Committees

The Lutheran Ladies Aid society met Thursday with 50 guests. President Mrs. Glenn Borland named visiting committees for each area. Rev. H E Dieter spoke on aid for the needy. Lunch followed. dress details noted. A wedding followed with 25 guests at the college dining hall. Mrs Millham works at Upper Iowa University. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and home at the Mullins apartment.

Lutheran Ladies Aid‘ Society Elsie Gresens Glenn Borland Northwest Part Ed Benz H. J. Zacharias Northeast Part Ed Nelson Charles Haering Southeast Part W. Kraft O. W. Camblin West Side F. Ladeburg Clinton Lau South Side al Blaser Herman Windt H. E. Dieter P. J. Neubauer Earl Anderson Jeanette Page Ralph Muscatell Millham Upper Iowa University Milham Upper Iowa Collegian William Mullins

Couple Marries in Fayette Ceremony at St Francis Church

Kay Clark of Dubuque and John Millham of Johnson City New York wed at St Francis Catholic church Fayette in a Wednesday morning ceremony. Father William Mullen officiated the double ring rite as family members looked on and the bride wore a traditional gown.

First Graders Edit Paper in Worland Daily News

In Worland Wyoming the Daily News features a first grade produced issue from the Spanish school. It includes articles on show books a short piece on Korea and a cartoon Peter Rabbit. The item promotes a tri county church entices every Friday in the Register.

Worland Wyo Daily News Korea Peter Rabbit Register

Stanley Churches Plan Vacation Bible School

The Union and Methodist Sunday schools will hold a Vacation Bible School at the Union church from Monday June 14 to Friday June 25. Classes run 9 to 11 30 with Alastair Walker of South Africa as general superintendent. Four departments led by Mrs Clyde Morgan Mrs Gordon Maley Mrs Lester Thom and Mr Walker. Open to community children.

Alastair Walker South Africa Chicago Clyde Morgan Gordon Maley Lester Thom Walker

No Grass Cutters Wanted in Poughkeepsie

Dutchess County Sheriff C Fred Close warns against air planes acting like lawnmowers over Poughkeepsie and surrounding areas. The unusual statement signals concern over aerial weed or grass cutting patterns in the county. Local officials urge caution while enforcement plans remain unclear.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Dutchess County C. Fred Close

Harsh Warning to Pilots Over Rural Skies

A frontier era warning scolds pilots for flying low over farmland. He says those pilots become grass cutters and stir trouble among cattle and stock, urging higher altitude to protect the countryside.

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Oelwein Furniture and Appliance Fairbank Ladies Aid Southtown Cleaner Southtown Nola Kuper’s Grocery WCTU Clubs and Lodges Fayette County Dover Township Elks Bridge Eik’s G. W. Jardee Mabel Ross James Edwards John Fleming Country Club Art Hammond Fayette Fashion Cleaners Stanley Churches Plan Vacation Bible School Johnsions America the Voice of Young America Purdue Hintz Bros Familie Addi
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