Miss Morrow Weds Ralph Van Der Millen in Cedar Rapids
Miss Dorothy Morrow daughter of Mrs Helen Morrow formerly of Oelwein wed Ralph Van Der Millen in St Patrick Church Cedar Rapids on Monday June 3 The ceremony featured white and red floral decorations and a three tier cake The couple plan to live in Dubuque where Mr Van Der Millen is employed Miss Morrow previously clerked in Cedar Rapids Members of the wedding party included Bernice Morrow and Robert Van Der Millen with attendants in pink net and lace The groom wore a gray suit and his boutonniere was a white carnation The bride's mother wore navy with corsages and a reception followed at the Roosevelt hotel
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Dorothy Morrow
Helen Morrow
Oelwein
Ralph van der Millen
Dubuque
St. Patrick Church
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Morrow
Robert van der Millen
Don Conly
Juanita Gosse
Morrow
Miss Morrow
Armstrong's
van der Millen
W. 3Rd St
Marjorie Olson Hosts Weiner Roast at Home
Marjorie Olson hosted a Thursday evening weiner roast at her newly built fireplace in the backyard of 21 Sixth Avenue Southeast. Guest of honor Mary Lou Williamson from Kanawah Jawa, a Cornell College alumna, accompanied by Marilyn Muller, Betty Galer, Shirley Simmons, Shirley Winn, Doris Conner and Florence Walker, attend. The two guests plan to go to Evanston Illinois for summer employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Olson
Sixth Avenue Southeast
Weiner
Theo
Olson
Mary Lou Williamson
Kanawah
Jawa
Cornell College
Miss Olson
Evanston
Ill
Marilyn Muller
Betty Galer
Shirley Simmons
Shirley Winn
Doris Conner
Florence Walker
Christian Church Council Elects Officers
The Women’s Council of the Christian Church met to elect officers with Mrs. Kenneth Thompson as president and Mrs. Ivan Hanson as vice president. Other officers include secretary Mrs Floyd Harper and treasurer Mrs Lee Brigham. The program featured piano solos and readings, with a Southeast unit refreshment committee and meetings planned for June 19. St. Margaret’s Circle held Guest Day with Five Hundred at Sacred Heart gym and prizes, lunch, and a future meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Council
Women's Council of the Christian Church
Eee
Alice Burnside
Kenneth Thompson
Ivan Hanson
Floyd Harper
Lee Brigham
Andrews
Janice Borland
Mesdames Pugh
Jenkins
Reed and Lantz
Peggy Early
Mendelssohn
Shirley King
Shirley Oliver
Pugh
Counci
Roy Anders
den Laffoon
ST. Margaret's Circle
Sacred Heart Gymnasium
Keougn
Francis McGuire
R Harrington
Robert Duffy
C. Lamb
Frank Rogge
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Highlights And Talks
Members of the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathered in the church parlors with large attendance. Rev Dieters delivered an engaging address and expressed gratitude for the kindness shown to him and his family. The meeting closed with a hymn, the Lord's Prayer, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs James McCanley and Mrs Joe De Timmerman.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Dieters
James MecCanley
Joe de Timmerman
Auxiliary Dinner Honors L A to B RT Members
The L A to B of RT met at the American Legion Hall for a 6:30 dinner honoring 31 new members. Leona Schuller welcomed guests. a program themed around the letters L A B R T featured toasts by five members. Card prizes went to Mrs Welsh and Mrs Wood, with Florence Stevens and Mary R Kelley winning later prizes.
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L. A
American Legion Hall
Leona Schuller
RE. Welsh
Walt Wood
Florence Stevens
Mary R Kelley
Eastern Star District Meeting Attended at Independence
Mrs Daisy Ray of Oclwein Worthy Grand Warden of the General grand chapter attended Independence Eastern Star event for the 16th district group at Independence. Guests included Mr Gladys Haycock Des Moines Worthy Grand Matron and Russell Hayes Independence Worthy Grand Patron. Theme was Knee Deep in June by James Whitcomb Riley.
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Daisy Ray, Oclwein
General Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Bono
Independence
Independence Eastern Star
16Th District
Gladys Haycock
Des Moines
Russell Hayes
Independence Group
James Whitcomb Riley
County Auxiliary Re-elects Mrs. King in Fayette
In Fayette county the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Elgin re-elected officers for the coming year. Cynl King of Oelwein will again serve as president, Laura Baumgartner of Elgin as first vice president, and Harold VanDenover of Oelwein as secretary treasurer. Ella Muehl, fourth district president from Independence, instructed on yearly reports and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Ear
Fayette County American Legion Auxiliary
Elgin
Cynl King
Oelwein
Laura Baumgartner
Harold VanDenover
Ella Muehl
Independence
Clubs and Lodges Weekly Meeting Schedule
Friday gatherings include L A to B of RT meeting at 8 pm in the VFW hall and the American Legion Auxiliary with an initiation program and lunch. Loyal Star plans a 7 pm labor hall meeting followed by an 8 pm card party. Sunday events cover Mason City Home drive at Scates Bus Depot and a rain or shine plan. Tuesday features 4 B Club at 2 30 pm and a C D A visit to Mercy Hospital to fold bandages. Thursday St Elizabeth Circle meets at Mrs Gialf on 4th Aves SE.
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L. A
B. of
VFW
American Legion Auxiliary
Loyal Star
Labor Hall
Q. F
Rebekah
Fayette Girl Weds In Cedar Rapids
Miss Lor rane Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Waldo Walker wed Charles Lown son of Mrs John Levin of Hansell in St James Methodist Church Cedar Rapids. Rev W R Noland officiated with Caspar Smith Hansell as maid of honor and Waldo Walker Jr Fayette as best man. The couple carried orchids and gardenias.
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Fayette Special
Lorrane Walker
Waldo Walker
Sid Fayette
Charles Lown
Mia
John Levin
Hansell
St James Methodist
Aurch
Cede Rapids
WR. Noland
Fast Methodist
Fayette
Casper Smith
Waldo Walker, Jr
Lovin Couple Leave for East Trip After University Careers
The Lovins, alumni of Upper Town University class of 1942 and 1943, plan an extended trip east. Mrs Lovin taught in Iowa high schools including Maynard and Garrison, ran Walker Flower and Gut in Fayette this past year, while Mr Lovin served in the armed forces and now teaches in Rockford High School. Both have accepted jobs at Ingh School in Williams, Iowa, and will be home when school begins in the fall.
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Lovin
Upper Town University
Iowa
Maynard
Garrison
Walker
Fayette
Armed Forces
Rockford
Ingh
Willams
Fiery Itching Toes Sale For Moone s Jmerald Oi
In a period ad style, the text touts Moone s Jimerald O10 for burning itchy feet and ankles. It promises relief after days of use mornings and nights, with claims of blessed relief and availability at Pfeiffer Drug Store, Inc and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninney
Pfeiffer Drug Store, Inc
Vanilla Crossed With Cashew Horticulturists Create Hybrid
Puerto Rican horticulturists cross vanilla vines with cashew trees in a historic plant breeding effort. The report includes miscellaneous notes on railway water rules, drying jerseys, brake technique, safe tool placement, car skids, and cleaner maintenance tips.
Iturbi Sets New Royalty Mark in Hollywood
Concert pianist Jose Iturbi set a new royalty mark as he performed in Hollywood. An accompanying article noted a quirky aside about upholstering an old chair, illustrating a light backstage scene.
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Iturbi Records
Hollywood
Jose Iturbi
RCA Victor Pays Artist Record Royalties Record Amount Set
RCA Victor division officials cited by Radio Corporation of America said a single six month royalty check for sales of records totaled 116,029 dollars and 26 cents, the largest payment to an artist in six months.
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RCA Victor
Radio Corporation of
Amer
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Jean Vargason
Patty McKenney
DEN
Adier
Akela
Bobby Palmer
John Gregory
County Auxiliary
King
Service
Oelwein Battery & Electric Co
John Eikenberry
South Frederick
Charles Smith
Debereia
Daily Register
New York-New Jersey
Jersey City
Hudson and Manhattan
Rain Lines
Clubs and
Lodges
St. Elabeth’s Circle
Joe Gialf
4Th Aves SE
Hyn
Cheercoats
Libby
Clinton
North Carolina
Army Recruit Station
Thone
EGE
Oelwein Daily Register
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