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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
8
The Kid's Corner invites children to draw any object on plain white paper with a 4 by 3 inch border. Entries must include name age address city and title, sent to Junior Championship, Oelwein Daily Register.
Calendar notices for Xi Alpha Omega Exemplar chapter Beta Sigma Phi honor dinner at Mrs. Terry Stevens home Shrine auxiliary card party at Masonic Temple Senior Citizens card club 1:30 p.m. Woman's Relief Corps dessert luncheon 1:30 p.m. American Legion auxiliary 8 p.m. Welcome Wagon tour of homes 7 p.m. Bridge VIII 8 p.m. June 8 Delwein Affiliate National Hairdressers dinner 7 p.m. Installation officers June 9 Presbyterian circles picnics and circles meetings June 9 Lawnsdale club breakfast 9:30 a.m.
Mrs. Irwin Schuchmann presented the program A World Without Work when Esther circle met at United Methodist church Thursday evening in Strawberry Point.
The Woman's club will meet Tuesday June 8 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Mildred Marron's home in Wanatcoma A blind auction is planned Volunteers can arrange transportation by calling Campbell at 283 5757 or Madeleine
Senior Citizens Craft group met Thursday afternoon in the club rooms. Mrs. Elsa Downs and Mrs. Minnie Jacques demonstrated beadwork and instructed the group. The next meeting will be Thursday July 1 with Mrs. Pauline Block and Mrs. Alfred Bartels as hostesses. The bead project will continue and each member is to bring her own beads.
Grace United Methodist church will host a Vacation Church School from Monday June 7 to Friday June 11, 9 to 10 am daily. Nursery through grades 1 to 6 will study age specific topics while Mother's club led by Mrs. Bud Lyson directs with co director Mrs. Dave Dillon. Teachers listed include Mrs. James Daniels, Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Mrs. Vernon Knoke, and others. music is directed by Mrs. William Lincoln. Community children are welcome.
Seven youths pleaded guilty to lar ceny of food products after stealing a picnic lunch from Ledges State Park. Each received 40 dollar fines plus court costs and 2 dollar per item restitution. The incident involved officer Russell A Nauman. Park Officer Don Pudwill reported the license plate and Polk County Police arrested them. They were ordered to appear in Justice of the Peace Forest H. Thompson's court.
A compiled listing of churches in multiple communities detailing pastors worship times and Sunday School hours for AURORE ARLINGTON FAIRBANK FAYETTE LAMONT SUMNER WAUCOMA and other locales. Entries include Immaculate Conception St Francis of Assisi and St Paul Lutheran among many, with Mass or service times and weekday notes where given.
St Paul Lutheran Church in Aurora will host Vacation Bible School June 7 through 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children should bring a sack lunch. Mrs. Servin Imbach will supervise, with Marguerite Young, Beverly Roepke, Barbara Buhr, Belinda Hahn, Nancy Buby, Mrs. Darryl Wunder, Rosalind Young, Pastor Muggier and Kathy Roepke listed as teachers. A Bible school program is planned for Friday, June 11 at 8 p.m.
The Rev. Kurt Lehmkuhl will be ordained at St John’s Lutheran Church Fairbank on June 6 at 2 pm. The rite will be performed by the Rev. Leroy Joesten with the Rev. Erwin Meyer preaching. A reception follows in church parlors. Kurt, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer G Lehmkuhl, graduated from Concordia Seminary on May 28 and will be installed as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Spencer later this summer.
Fairbank Vacation Bible School at St Johns Lutheran Church runs June 7 to 18 daily from 8 30 to 11 am for nursery through grade seven. Theme Talking with God includes Bible lessons crafts recreation refreshments and filmstrips with a closing program June 17 at 8 pm. Children may register each morning at the church.
Baton twirlers from Independence Hazleton Winthrop and other towns have registered for Baton Twirling and Majorette classes to be held on the Missouri State College campus in Kirksville Missouri June 7. Clinic director Mary Evelyn Thurman will lead sessions covering cheerleading baton twirling majorette work drum majoring and a pompon course. The program spans 11 college campuses each summer and is endorsed by top authorities as premier training in the United States.
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