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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1943

Page

3

Wapsipinicon Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting

The Wapsipinicon Chapter D A R met at Mrs E E Ghere's home for an enjoyable gathering. Betty Ghere married Pfc Louis Maillie of the Marines in Los Angeles, with plans to reside there. The couple's home will be in Los Angeles where the groom is stationed and the bride is employed.

A. J Wapsipinicon Daughters of the American Revolution E. E. Ghere Betty Ghere Merle Ghere Independence Pfc Louis Maillie A. J. Maillie Los Angeles Cal Maillie U. S. Marines Robert Scholl Camp Robinson Arkansas Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Walter Bennis Ralph Carroll R. C. Dorland Lincoln Neb U.S. Army

D A R Enjoys Meeting At Stoup Home In June 1943

D A R Wapsipinicon Chapter met at Mrs E E Stoup home on Friday June 4 1943 for a two course luncheon co hostesses were Mrs T A Coon. Fourteen members attended welcome new member Esther Borland and lecture on membership privilege given by Mrs Don Ross. A silk American flag with gold fringe and cord gifted by Mr B B Little in memory of his wife Mary Little was presented by Mrs H M Wettlaufer and accepted by Regent Mrs F H Carlson. Gifts honored memory of Mrs Little’s sisters Eva Carpenter Kint Nellie Carpenter Snyder and niece Dorothy Parker McLaughlin. Mr Little wished the chapter have a flag. she had helped on a committee to purchase one. Blanche Carpenter Parker Mary Parker Allen Alice A dahan and Leta Compresi joined in. 32 hours work in the Red Cross room were noted by Mrs S Spee.

Wapsipinicon Daughters of the American Revolution E. E. Stoup T. A. Coon Esther Borland Don Ross B. B. Little Mary Little H. M. Wet'! Jaufer F. H. Carlson Little Eva Carpenter Kint Nellie Carpenter Snyder Dorothy Parker McLaughlin Leta Compresi Redross Mrs. S. Spee Lag

Year end club officers installed and plans discussed

Final year closed Mrs E E Stoup installed officers for the coming year including vice regent Mrs H M Wetlaufer recording secretary Mrs H W Hoyet corresponding secretary Mrs Den Ross treasurer Mrs K W Robertson registrar Miss Rose Wood historian Mrs A S Harper elected regent was absent and to be installed later Wetlaufer announced Harper appointed the program committee Jack Juncheon scheduled Monday Pythian Sister Club meeting Elk's laddies fridge Tuesday Our Lady of the Lourdes circle Wednesday Maple Grove Club Thursday.

E. E. Stoup H. M. Wetlaufer H. W. Hoyet den Ross K. W. Robertson Rose Wood F. H. Carlson A. S. Harper Pythian Harry Day Jack

Dozens of Uses Pattern Today in MW

Pattern of today shows diverse applications across Maryland and Wisconsin with numerous uses highlighted. The report notes widespread adoption in agriculture manufacturing and education reflecting a trend toward versatile implementations and local experimentation.

Fashion pattern ad promises summer attire and sewing guide

An advertisement for pattern No.445 in sizes 10 through 20 offers a sleek ensemble including a jacket and dress with yardage details. It invites readers to order by sending 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to Pattern Dept. Chicago and notes a Summer issue of Fashion with over 100 new patterns and care tips for 25 cents.

Qelwein Register Pattern Dept South Wells St Chicago

Message to Those Who Mourn A 1918 Chicago note

A fragment from a 1918 Chicago piece quotes Dinsmore Ely’s last letter to his parents urging no mourning and viewing dying for country as an investment in memories. The piece mixes letters, jokes, and a final ad line about honest ads offering good values.

John Northcote Oelwein Chicago Dinsmore Ely France Paul

Fayette county real estate transfers detailed in May 1943 report

Fayette county realty turns in May 29 to June 1 1943 show numerous transfers including McMaster to Kelsey for 1200 dollars and multiple WD QCD and Ex D deeds. Properties span Union Add West Union Irvine’s 2nd add Oelwein Maynard and Wadena area with parcels described by lots blocks and sections. Local names include Hurmence Rohrig Mattocks Nordstrom and several buyers and heirs noted against specific land tracts. A separate item mentions a Wadena birthday celebration for Mr Steffen and report of Jay night in the city.

Fayette County McMaster N. H Charles J. Kelsey Union West Union Pollock Rudolph N John E. Jarchow Irvine Oelwein Schwamman Christ Edward Schwamman Schrader Fred Henrietta E. Hillary Maynard Stafford Gertrude N. J Clara Martin Nelson H Mabb Lewis T Mary Nieland Rule Fred S William Buhr Hallberg Martha Olga Rohrig Hurmence Fred C Margie Clow H. R. Add Fayette & Part NE Roberts Albert J Lawrence F Mary B. King Qcd Kint & Boyack's Add Overton Chas. G Albert Utrecht Ernest Lena Wolfgram Halvorson LaNora Leonard E Mildred Larson Fedeler Carrie Ida Hoth Nordstrom Laura DeKalb Agr Dora A Orange E. Willis Hawkeye Rohrig Olga Alexander Andrew Mattocks William D Conrad Helen E. Recktenwald Wadena

Aurora social notes list local visits and errands

Miss Harriett Thorlakson and Wilbur Thorlakson visit Aurora family while others attend events in Dubuque and Independence. Norbert Knapp works on a Don Burco farm. birth of a boy to Arch Falk of Independence. Various residents travel, shop, attend church and Bible school, or visit relatives in nearby towns including Oelwein, Lamont, Hazleton, and Independence.

Harriett Thorlakson South Dakota Wilbur Thorlakson Ottawa Kansas B. H. Thorlakson Will Smith Will Moeller Dubuque Mercy Hospital Norbert Knapp Don Burco Aurora Reads Arch Falk Independence Polk Hazel Matteson Venice Levendusky Bert Lookabaugh Sabra Craig Iowa City Charles Slater Stanley Norbert Meyer Lamont Paul Hoaglan Fred Fensterman Oelwein Lamont Catholic Church Marianette Roger Geraldine Duffey Joan Richard Knapp Dolores Betty Martin Marilyn Darlene Werner Jimmie Norbert Kortenkamp Esther Johnson Greeley Harriett Spensley Iola Rowse Phillips Clair Anderman Michael Hazleton Dale Miller Russell Miller Augusta Weiser Chris Hauschen Roy Rowse Glenn Stewart Burlington Lloyd Sheckler Bess Knapp Lb. Finkenbinder Mig Rome Charles Mosher Paul Swart Leslie Davis la Vern Steffen Satur

Begalske-Niemeyer Wedding in Trinity Lutheran Church

Miss Selah Begalske married William Niemeyer at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev E W Kraemer officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss Melba Stape as pianist. Attendants included Wass Hilma Ohmann, Esther Bergmann, Edson Begalske, Werner Tiedt and others. A 6:30 dinner followed at the bride's home, and a wedding dance occurred in Sumner that evening. The couple will reside on a farm near Fredricka.

Begalske-Niemeyer Trinity Lutheran Church Selah Begalske Louis Begalske Hawkeye William Niemyer Henry Niemeyer Fredricka E. W. Kraemer Melba Stape Wass Hilma Ohmann Denver Esther Bergmann Tripol Edson Begalske Werner Tiedt Dorothy Faust Fayette Dorothea Begalske Donnan Evelyn Mack Vinton Melba Stapel Sumner

Clermont Guests Dine With Larson Household Circle

Clermont social notes list Sunday visitors including Cpl and Mrs Arthur Wolfs Miami Beach Fla Mrs L C Osland and Edward Leroy Minn Mr and Mrs Alfred Evenson and Harley West Union Mrs Anna Anfin son Mrs Ellen Peterson and Mr and Mrs Henry Wolfs of Clermont Norman Erickson returns Cedar Rapids to resume accounting duties at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co after three weeks vacation He spends Saturday in LaCrosse Wis for hospital check up and minor operation two weeks ago Mrs H P Braa and Bonnie Portland Ore Mrs Sverre Hjel ming and Marion Elkader and Mrs Willard Moe West Union were supper guests in Hans J Larson home Monday Eileen Chamberlain Postville spent Wednesday and Thursday here with Sadie Peterson

Inga Anna Larson Cpl Arthur Wolfs Miami Beach Fla L. C. Osland Edward Leroy, Minn Alfred Evenson Harley West Union Anna Anfinson Ellen Peterson Henry Wolfs Clermont Norman Erickson Cedar Rapids Iowa Electric Light and Power Co LaCrosse Wis H. P. Braa Bonnie Portland Ore Sverre Hjelming Marion Elkader Willard Moe Hans J. Larson Eileen Chamberlain Postville Sadie Peterson Vernon Renwick Aurora Gordon Trewin Shirley Ella Butler Alfred Smith Randalia Walter Belschner Louis Schlatter Marian Joyce Mankato Minnesota Clarence Belschner George Belschner Carl Lendre Herman Belschner Delbert G. L. Belschner Marjorie Mary Mary Engelke Pauline Henry Jenmke Elaine Herman Knoll Richfield Clarence Nuss Charles Holmes Howard Mumby Anna Lee Ackley Azalia Mumby Fay Mumby Billy Goltz Claude Baker Waticoma Emma Roberts Glen Herrick Waterloo L. A. Campbell Wade Hardesty Sally Ann Ewald Swandt Martin Fritz Frank Dietel Walter Dietel Kenneth Rowland Kermit Rowland Will Sullivan Kermit

Memorial Day Guests and Local Socials Across West Union

Memorial Day gatherings include Dayle Smith’s visit to Albia with his wife’s family, plus numerous Sunday dinners and sitters among West Union residents. The note lists Kent Smith Kathie Mer rill Renwick Bel schemer families, and others visiting or hosting meals, with several hospital and theater outings and a funeral for Charles Holmes.

Memorial day gatherings and family visits across Cedar Rapids and Sumner

Memorial day guests and Sunday visitors filled homes across Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Sumner, and surrounding towns. Families and relatives from Delwelh to Fredericksburg joined dinners, picnics, and visits. several planned summer starts include Elnore Martin joining Cedar Falls S. T. C. and summer school at Iowa City. A wartime appeal urged buying war bonds and stamps to equip servicemen.

Raymond Reasland Delwelh Gary Stapel Clara Williamson Harry Williamson Jean Cedar Rapids Clifford Stenshul Paul Waterloo Charles Hoyt Kieron Hoyt Clifford Parker Roger Lloyd Lalone Lester Lloyd Robinson Grittenberg Elnore Martin G. J. Martin Cedar Falls Lowe City Sgt Richard Senner Albert Boess Carl Senner Bir George Boess Donna Junior

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