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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1941

Page

4

Maynard Wedding Bells Prompt Town Reception

On Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m at the Methodist church in Maynard, Dorothy Holmes and Ralph Gilmer were married in a ceremony featuring lace gowns, blue satin accents, and a bouquet of sweet peas. A reception at the bride’s home followed for about 35 relatives and friends. The bride, a lifelong resident, taught in the Fayette Co. school system, while the groom, raised in Maynard, plans farming life. Relatives from Hawkere, Wadena, Fayette, Gelwein, Westgate, and Waterloo attended, with a later wedding shower for the bride.

Maynard Dorothy Holmes Verne Holmes Ralph Gilmer Frank Glmer Jr E. Mason J. Reed Kenneth Holmes Arthur Perry Gilmer Fayette Co Delis Wisconsin Hawkere Wadena Fayette Gelwein Westgate Waterloo

Seventh Division at Fort Ord and France Entry

The Seventh Division trained at Camp Wheeler Georgia before sailing for France in August 1918. It held a Lorraine sector in Oct 1918, advancing 0.75 km, taking 62 prisoners and 2 machine guns, with 31 days in quiet sectors and two in active. Insignia features two black sevens forming triangles on a red base. baggage marking originated from this design. A U S Army Signal Corps photo from the event notes special topic by Mrs Ingels and a lunch of ice cream, strawberries and wafers served by the committee.

Fort Ord California War Department Camp Wheeler Georgia France Lorraine

Silly family quarrel leads Potter into stormy night club mystery

Henry Potter frets over a trivial toy train dispute and his wife s scolding mood then braves rain to join the Leisure Hour club. A sudden encounter at a dark building hints at a secret railroad group and a gunshot near the basement as the scene closes.

Elect Hans Svenson Model Railroad Club Henry Ives Mr. Potter Golly Henry Potter

Local residents attend visits and events in town

Dalia teaching at Armstrong acted as a caller on Tuesday. Mrs. Vada Phippen, after a week with the Creamers, returned home on Memorial Day evening. Elmer Meyer of Santa Ana visited his parents in Maynard. Louis Barrey of Freeport, NL, was a guest last week. Walter Suhr visited his father Tuesday to Wednesday. W. E. Powers learned of his daughter’s death, Mrs. Tom Garrison died suddenly in Malotte, WA. Oscar Sykes family attended Hawkeye graduation. Warne Munson among graduates. First kittenball game of season played at Oolwein, Coliseum 10, Maynard 2. Mrs. Ray Wood and Mrs. Burton Youngblut of Westgate were Maynard callers. Mary Gleim of Arlington and Cleta Gleim of Arlington were callers. First band concert June 4 on new band stand. another concert planned. Sharlene Butts of Randalia visited grandmother. Robert Alton of Oelwein to stay with grandparents. Don Hartz attended a picnic at Taylor Briggs’ in Hawkeye. High school band went to Waterloo for Northeast Iowa Band Jubilee. Evelyn Suhr visited Waterloo for the week. Mrs. Lowell Fink and Mrs. D. A. Howard with Janice of Gladbrook visited on Tuesday.

Dalia Armstrong Tuesay Vada Phippen Gene Creamer Elmer Meyer Santa Ana Cal A. J. Meyer Elmer Louis Barrey Freeport Walter Suhr W. E. Powers Tom Garrison Malotte Wash Oscar Sykes Hawkeye Sykes Warne Munson Oolwein Coliseum Ray Wood Burton Youngblut Westgate Mary Gleim Arlington Maynard Sharlene Butts Randalia W. A. Butts Robert Alton Oelwein F. H. Schmitt Don Hartz Taylor Briggs Waterloo Northeast Iowa Evelyn Suhr Lowell Fink D. A. Howard Janice of Gladbrook

Bites of Wood-Ticks Cause the Malady Spotted Fever

A medical column reports Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases in Pennsylvania and New York tied to tick bites. It explains tick behavior, transmission timing, symptoms lasting two to four weeks, and emphasizes prevention through tick removal and vaccination. It also covers related tick fevers, other Q&A on fistula eye wear sun glasses and benzedrine dangers, with Dr. Clendening offering pamphlets on health topics.

Pennsylvania New York State Logan Clendening Colorado Rocky Mountain Texas Pacific Ocean California Canada B. F

Guritz Family Hosts Spread During Week Visit

The weeklong visit centered on the homes of their parents Mr and Mrs N F Guritz and brother Mr and Mrs Willard Guritz. Mrs Howard and Janice spent several days with the Ray Howards at Ocincin, adding to the family gathering.

N. F. Guritz Willard Guritz Mrs. Howard Janice Ray Howard Ocincin

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