Miss Margaret Anderson Visiting In Moline NL
Local personals note Margaret Anderson of Moline NL visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Onrad Anderson. Other items report Irwin and Mrs Shaffer visiting Pvt. Ivan Worth of Arlington, D R Roberts West Union school official in Oelwein, and various furloughs and visits by service members in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
Moline
Onrad Anderson
Pfe. Irwin
Shaffer Pod
Ivan Worth
Arlington
Oelwein
D. R. Roberts
West Union
City Hall
Ralph Galer
J. E. Geeler
Galer
Camp Callan
California
Morrow Brother Dies After Stroke at Count Bluff
Mrs. C. H. Morrow of Odlwein travels to Marion today following the death of her brother A. Law. Law suffered a stroke last Friday and died yesterday. he was the Milwaukee Railroad general foreman at Count Bluffs. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 2:00 in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jensen
Lorraine Loveland
Ames
Iowa
Jensen
Kenneth
Oval
City Laundering Co
Robert S. Taylor
J. E. Galer
Ralph Galer
Cedar Falls
Walter Parsons
Coletta McDermott
Trawberry Point
Donald Jellings
Del
Majestic Cafe
Margaret Payne
George Payne
Jelwein
Will Kama
Lamont
Friay
Arthur Schlumbohm
Marcella
Cedar Rapids
Schlumbohm
Meridan
Oelwein
R. la Young Ame
Ella Cmapbell
Catherine and
Margery Een
Hugh Dietz
Haielz
12 Ave. NW
Great Bend
Kansas
Ward V. Masters
Faynard
C. J. Palmer
Jaynard
Emmett Meermott
McDerlatt
Ie Hospital
Albert Streeter
Ernie Ackerman
Arwon
Diane Buell
Vera Buell
Dixon
C. H. Morrow
Odlwein,s
Marion
A. Law
LICENSED TO WED IN IOWA CLERK'S OFFICE FOLLOWING MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Three marriage licenses were issued on Thursday June 10 in the clerk of court office at West Union. Frank Sturn of West Union and Helen M Pfister of Elgin both age 18 filed for a license. LaVerne Gremmets of Wein age 23 and Lucille Mae rk of Fayette age 23 filed. Leonard ward Brannon of Waucoma and Ver ta F Adams of Waucoma both of legal age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibert J. Klammer
West Union
Frank Sturn
Helen M. Pfister
Elgin
LaVerne Gremmets
Wein
Lucille Maerk
Fayette
Leonard Ward Brannon
Waucoma
Verta F
Adams
Three Truckers Face Loading Fines
Three truck drivers appeared before Justice of the Peace H O Moyer. Ray Marolf of Cedar Rapids was fined $5 and costs for a truck 11 inches over width and forced to reload baled wool. L W Blockhaus of Fredericka was fined $35 and costs, $30 suspended if upgrading from E to H class to allow heavier loads. Henry Dickinson of Fayette was fined on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Justice of the Peace
H. O. Moyer
Ray Marolf
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Blockhaus
Fredericka
Henry Dickinson
Fayette
Evening Parties Contests at Elks Country Home
The Elk's Country Home schedules a week of events including Sunday open house with 6 30 dinner for Elks and spouses, Tuesday Sunset Hall for men at 4 and dinner at 6 30 funded by losers, Friday ladies golf at 1 with Mrs Leach and Mrs Palmer in charge, and Saturday June 19 Fiesta and Pun Night at 8 with free lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk's Country Home
Judal Elks
Leach
Palmer
Elks
Obituary: Ensign Raymond Frisch funeral at Sumner
Ensign Raymond Frisch funeral services held Tuesday at the American Legion auditorium in Sumner with full military rites by Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. Burial at Wilson Grove. pallbearers listed. Frisch, born September 27 1914 in Danks township, served as a pre flight instructor and Navy air reserve member. Survived by parents and three brothers, with two Pioneers from Livingston airport circling the cemetery at committal. Nearby churches and events note continue with Latter Day Saints notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Raymond Frisch
American Legion Auditorium
Sumner
M. E. Shank
Salem Evangelical Church
Ensign Frisch
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Wilson Grove Cemetery
Norman Creager
Cpl
Arland Blume
P.M. Sorg
Willard McCue
Ben Winks
J. L. McAloon
G. E. Farnum
Legion Hall
Livingston
Waterloo
Ensign Friseh
August Frise
Danks Township
Salem Evan' F¢Lical Churesy
Bath , Packing Co
Livingston Tying School
Lockheed
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Navy Air Reserve
Livingston Airway
Washourn University
Topeka
Kan
California
Higgins Field
New Orleans
Firsch
Clarence
Oelwein
Walter
Army Air Corps
Salt Lake City
Utah
Robert
Redondo Beach
Cal
Ration Board Appreciation Letter From OPA Leader
Prentiss M Brown, wartime OPA administrator, sends a thank you letter to members of the Oelwein and West Union War Price and Ration Boards. He commends their untiring effort, sound judgment, and local adaptation of national policy, notes that inflation control and fair distribution depend on them, and expresses hope for continuing dedication as the hectic period passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Oelwein and
West Union
WAR Price and Ration Boards
Price
Utility Head on Industry Council
B F Pickard, president of Interstate Power Company, was elected to the Executive Committee of the Council of Electric Operating Companies. The voluntary association includes over 160 U S electric utilities and aims to aid government and war agencies for victory with headquarters in Washington led by Tom P Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Pickard
Interstate Power Company
Council of Electric Operating Companies
United States
Washington
Tom P. Walker
Commended for Salvage Work by Des Moines Official
Jess Richards in charge of collecting fats and greases from local stores received a letter of appreciation from Herbert Co. Plagman executive secretary of salvage for Towa in Des Moines. The note praises Richards cooperation in gathering fats and greases around Oelwein and notes such work aids troops on the fighting front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Richards
Herbert Co. Plagman
Des Moines
Towa
Mr. Richards
Oelwein
Tyne
Aurora Child Apparently Unhurt
Eddie Murray eight year old of Mr and Mrs Paul Murray was kicked by a horse and taken to Mercy hospital Overwem Wednesday night. He was returned home apparently uninjured though checked for internal injuries and kept in bed for a few days as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Eddie Murray
Mercy Hospital
Overwem
Paul Murray
Spencer Deahl Dies in New Hampton
Mrs Fern Ash reports her brother-in-law Spencer Deahl of New Hampton died Friday evening after a two year illness. He recently left the hospital. Survived only by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Ash
Spencer
Deahl
New Hampton
W R C Flag Day Practice and Society Notices
Flag Day practice by W R C members scheduled for Monday June 14 at Rock Island Park with lunch at 12 30 and a call for strong attendance. Also society notes include a bridal shower for Norma McQueen with prizes and gifts, St Margaret circle games at parish hall, and a MacDowell Club June picnic dinner at Mrs G Butler’s home with family attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V— W.R.C
Rock Island Park
Norma McQueen
Farr Robinson
Vernon Renwick
L. F. McQueen
Charles McQueen
P. C. Brinkman
Eleanor Martin
Art Dempsey Low
Kisner
St. Margaret’s Circle
M. J. Kisner
Jacob Roth
Clemens
Ed Prucklet
W. H. Payne
Macdowell Club
G Butler
North Frederick Ave
R. c. Ingersoll
Rain bow installation marks officers in ceremony
Norma Butler played Liebes Traum on marimba as vows were taken and flag and pledge observed. Mary Lou Theiss presided, presenting family with red roses, noting awards and acknowledging advisory board. New officers listed including Worthy Advisor Mary Lou Theiss and others. program concluded with gifts and speeches. Club calendar lists weekly meetings and service announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Butler
Mary Lou
Mary
Mussell
Jeanetite Millar
Belly Wallberg
Grand Fidelity
Sorobhy Wall
Thies
Ridler
Englehart
Phyllis
Dorothy
Waithy
Sisters of Hope and Charity
Ruth Grant
Herb ‘Thies
Gould
Dorothy Dippo
Mary Schneider
Shirley Christensen
Marilyn Marmer
Rainbow installation last night at Masonic Temple
Public installation of the Order of Rainbow for Girls assembly No 21 occurred at the Masonic Temple at 8 pm. Officers-elect entered as Mary Lou Thies was installed as worthy advisor with lights and songs marking the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Mary Lou Thies
Mary Lou
Shirley Christensen
Buddy Thies
Dorothy Dippo
Fourth District Legionnaires pledge to end war sooner
The Fourth district of Iowa American Legion pledges its best efforts to bring World War II to an early close and to push war bond and stamp buying until unconditional surrender. They commend Jack MacNider for his leadership and generous service, note Nelson G. Hershey’s resignation for military service, salute all members serving, thank Oelwein posts and locals for hospitality, and report scrap drives and junior baseball discussions at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Iowa
Jack MacNider
New Guinea
Pattieddar
Ween
American Legion of
Nelson G. Hershey
Armed Forces
United States
Ross Reid
Oelwein
B. P. O. Elks
Gunderson
Karl Haas
Clear Lake
A. M. Frye
Mason City
Dan O’brien
Ed Curtis
Stag Success Credits Adjutant Skin Laird and Andersen
The report praises Adjutant Skin Laird for his role on the Iowa Bonus board and credits Post Commander Andersen and his committees with hard work that made the stag a big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bonus Board
Skin Laird
Oy Andersen
Gets Tetanus Shot at Gideon Yard After Fall
Kyle Gerstenberger received an anti lockjaw shot after his hip was punctured by a rusty spike when he fell Thursday at the Gideon Elevator and Lumber Yard. No complications have appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Gerstenberger
Gideon
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Alfred Oltrogge
Westgate
Pic
Earl Bathke
Tnp Millard
Bucyrus
Ohio
Niy
A. A. Stebbins Maynard
Frank Truak
Daugh
Joyce
Janice
Vin
Dubuque
Frank Trusk
Catherine Kruempel
Arlston
Esther Sorge
Sumr
Irs
Morrow
WED
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cor
4Th Ave
George McFarlane
Young Spring Chicken
Fountain Service
Candy
Industry Council
Spencer Deahl
Mealey Hotel
Oclwein
Town
Alex R. Chambers
Bankers Trust
Mabel Flinn Mealey
Alvin Thode
The
Methodist Church
Wiley Davis
Carl Jorgensen
Olson
AL Johnson
Sam Smith
Jbo
Faye Larence
Shiley Simmons
Fidelity
Marie Mahler
Doris Butler
Service
Lois Finders
Confidential Observer
Florence Ann Mongon
Outer Observer
Eileen Finders
Aris Platt
Lynn Marie Bouts
Choi
Ruth Anderson
Shirley Bennet
Cirlene Maher
Joyce Crow
Darlene Cook
Roberta Lovkwooud
Lula Jean Weyant
Leis Plughaupt
Hazel Heath
Beverly Butters
Florence Walker
Lana Lee Mitchell
Carol Bell
L. F. Cook
St. N. W
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Oclwei Women's Club
S. M. Andrews
Kensington Club
E. R. Brinton
1St St. S. E
A. C. Wilson
Homemakers Club
District No. 4
Alice Holtzminn
Elizabeth Russell
Our Lady of Lourdes
James G. Maynard
St. Ann’s Circle
St Elizabeth's Circle
McMahon
Cincage Sun Syndicate
McCormick-Deering B
H & M Farmalls
Veernin
Legionnaires
Swein
Brant Uncer al
Christina Rinderknecht
Herman Tribon
Carlos Hazel
Finley F. Belly
Paul Garcia
Vernon L. Garrison
Nellie Stoddard
Elizabeth C. Peters
Anna Erickson
Jane Alice Theobald
Setina Scott
P. S. Yarrington
Mary FE. Weber
Shirley Ann Toth
Clarence E. Brant
Elias Brown
Herman Hein
Dorothy H. Smith
William S. Fink
Jennie Levett
Ruth Hazel Kelly
Richard Lee Gillespie
Anna E. Kerwin
Francisca Brockhoff
Chicago Great Western Railway
Delweit
G. W. Dopet
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