City In Brief telephone notes from Oelwein area
A selection of local social and travel updates. Names include Miss Jacqueline Parker, Miss Beverly Ann Hardman, Mrs Grace Best, Max Nave, Waller Block, Kenneth Sleege, Ray Pliester, Mrs Herman Jacobson, Mrs S Oldfather and Orville Oldfather, Pete Staack, John Engel, Ed Williamson, Mrs Ernest Saathoff, Julius Huebner, VFW members John Sell Andrew Bellingen, Paul Frank, Ralph Johnson, James Dittmer, Vic Coble, Babe Lonborg family, Ella Campbell, Mrs Robert Young, Reverend R C Young, Earl Dunsmoor, Mrs Dick Clark family, Don George, Kathleen Bader, Mrs George Wyman, Dudley Hale, C W Hiseins, Mickey Roberts, Mrs A C Struckman, Mrs Oran Manchester, Mrs A W Hausladen, plus various callers from Fayette and surrounding towns.
Local residents on visits and travels across states
Mrs Roy Casselman of Oran visited Tuesday while Lorin Keeley returned from Washington DC after a three week stay with sisters Neva and Gayle. Mrs Leslie Meyer and child ren of Wadena came home after visiting relatives since Sunday. Ed Nelson and wife depart for Wesosena to vacation with sister Mrs Paul Thran. Dale Struchmann returned from Chicago with discharge papers. Mrs John Rueh and Mrs George Woodarg shopped from West Con yesterday. The Vite family of Cedar Ruph visited Hs pote tuty VL and Mrs HQ Abt. Andrew F French arrived from Pauncburn Air to establish permanent residence here. FW Wuntzinger of West Union shopped Tuesday. Frank Rohrig a business caller from Hay. Mr and Mrs Lee Sardie visiting Birmingham. Carlyle Pints family spend New Class in St Louis and attend practice of son Richard. Kenneth Saddler and family left for Palmdale California. Emeline Stephens returns from California and visits Mary Stephens. Victor Albee visiting Mars Stephens. Norfolk naval transit and River patrol planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Surfus
Coe College
Fayette
Mary Jones
West Union
Sam Hartman
Gunnison
Col
Hartman
Grace Finch
Ruth Finch
Troy Mills
Hag
Ella Fussell
Jell
Minneapolis
Gerald Prescott
Fussell
Prescott
Raymond Fussell
Washington State
Martin Timm
Independence
Bryce Timm
Decorah
Timm
Lois Fern
Local residents undertake visits and relocations
Robert Dubey and George Plate spent Tuesday in Hanlon town and Mason City on business. Mrs J W Lindstrom and Mary Jo McDevitt left this morning for St Paul where they will visit relatives. Mrs L Bush left recently for Los Angeles to visit relatives and friends. August Likas went to Chattanooga to seek indefinite employment. Miles Evelyn Jane Fickle left today for Boulder to pursue graduate work at the University of Colorado. Mrs Kitty Kern attended the alumni banquet at Clermont Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dubey
George Plate
Hanlontown
Mason City
J. W. Lindstrom
Mary Jo McDevitt
St. Paul
Mrs. L
Bush
Los Angeles, California
Miles
Evelyn Jane Fickle
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Kitty Kern
Clermont
Admitted and Discharged at Mercy Hospital
At Mercy Hospital admitted list includes Lyal Whittenpaugh and Charles Winter from Wadena for surgical care. Clarence Knowles, Michaelt Baldwin, Thomas Baldwin from Wadena for tonsil and dental care. William Wilker of Volga City admitted for medical Furths. A birth recorded for Mr and Mrs Jacob Petershein of Hazleton a boy. Discharged include Mrs Stubbereed and baby girl Qian David Berns Lamont Mrs Hubert Philipps Lamont Maureen Peters Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyal Whittenpaugh
Wadena
Charles Winter
Clarence Knowles
Michaelt Baldwin
William Wilker
Volga City
Medical Furths
Jacob Petershein
Hazleton
Stubbereed
Qian David Berns
Lamont
Hubert Philipps
Maureen Peters
Oelwein
Funeral services for L M Gray in Maynard
Maynard special funeral notices report L M Gray 46 died yesterday in Maynard. Services Thursday at 1 20 p m at Delsing Funeral Home and at 2 p m at the Opera House with American Legion Post 245 military honors and Rev Willam Follmer conducting. Burial in Long Grove cemetery. Survives wife Muriel mother Nell Gray sister Bernice Nyda Chicago nephew Richard Nyder Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
L. M. Gray
Delsing Funeral Home
Opera House
American Post No
American Legion
Willam Follmer
Long Grove Cemetery
Muriel
Nell Gray
Sist
Bernice Nyda
Chicago
Richard Nyder
Attendance at Lutheran convention reaches 300000 weekly
Dr. Harold H. Lentz of Ashland reports at the 26th annual Ohio Lutheran synod convention that since 1908 parish attendance in United Lutheran church in America affiliated churches has risen by 250000 to an average weekly total of 300000 worshipers. The text also promotes a print shop offering letterheads envelopes circulars and quick delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Harold H Lentz
Ashland
Synod
The
Lutheran Synod For Ohio
United Lutheran Church In America
Scrapbook Tells War Years at DAV Convention
A large scrapbook, created by Fred Anderson, DAV state historian, charts the war from its start with pasted clippings and photos. It covers the North African, European, and Pacific theaters in detail, opening with a Kenneth Anderson poem about the American Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Fred Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Maynard Girls Defeat Coliseum In Narrow Softball Bout
Maynard girls edged Coliseum 6 to 5 in a last night softball game at Maynard Stadium. Coliseum trailed as Alay nard team claimed Northeast Town championship this year. League leaders will meet tonight at Wing's Park to vie for honors. both teams in excellent shape for a strong matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Coliseum
Alaynard
Battery 101
Burns
Stanford
ODF
Elks
Stanley
Wing’s Park
Court News District and J. P. Court News District
Speeding charges lead to $3 fines plus costs. Floyd Wayne Balke of Hazleton appears in court. Marriage licenses issued in West Union to Frederick W Bor Rossles and Helen Finch. Oelwein records show Paul William Ralston and Helen Waid applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wayne Balke
Hazleton
West Union
Frederick W Bor. Rossles
Helen Finch
Oelwein
Paul William Ralston Oelwein
Helen $. Waid
Oelwerm
Liver Function Study Reinforces Pancreas Role
A recent study shows the pancreas secretes an additional essential substance besides insulin that enables the body to metabolize fats, paralleling insulin's role in sugar and starch utilization. The finding highlights a broader biochemical link between pancreatic output and energy use in the body.
Destroy Spoiled Foods Canned Foods
Canned foods displaying spoilage must be destroyed to prevent consumption hazards and ensure product safety. Implement strict discard procedures and document the destruction as part of quality control.
Chinese engineers visit Altus irrigation project
Thirteen Chinese engineers spent five days at the Altus irrigation project studying operations and consulting with Construction Engineer Howard E Robbins of the Bureau of Reclamation One member acted as interpreter during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E Robbins
Bureau of Reclamation
Fayette County Neighbors Celebrate Birthdays and Visits
A Fayette gathering honored Emil Wegner on his birthday with food and friends. 4-H girls from Fayette planned upcoming events in Elkader. Local residents Carl Hanson, Dorothy Wegner, and the Wegner family were mentioned with travels and hospital work. Numerous visits from relatives in Ohio, California, and West Virginia accompanied a weekend in Fayette as many preparations occurred for summer moves and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Wegner
Fayette
Elkader Tuesay
Carl Hanson
Tama
Carol Hanson
Barbara Littelle
Ossian
Burch Schneider
West Virginia
Mary Schneider
Ames
Birthday honors and social visits in Fayette and area
Sunday gatherings honor Mrs. Mary Babcock of Fayette with guests from Fay ette Maynard and Emma Wilson among others. Pvt John Bailey on furlough visits his mother Anna Bailey while relatives from Omaha Gunnison New Hampton Troy Mills and Central City join a buffet in honor of Dale Finch and family. Youth Fellowship plans a movie to raise funds for Clear Lake Institute. L P A tea June 14 features early American hand woven textiles with speaker Mrs Donald W Denniston from Palmerton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Babcock
Fayette
John Bailey
Anna Bailey
Indianapolis
James Leverington
Maynard
Emma Wilson
Anna
Mary Kelly
Maude Felter
Hollis Finch
Dale Finch
Omaha
Sam Hartman
Gunnison
Col
Ruth Finch
Troy Mills
Leonard Shillinglaw
New Hampton
Grace Finch
Vina Elder
Mary Smith
Herman Hall
Oelwei
Institute At
Clear Lake
A. J. Fox
Donald W. Denniston
Palmerton
Display arrangements urged for attendees
Miss Amy Leigh Paine is named as chairwoman of the committee responsible for organizing the display. The notice asks readers to contact her to make arrangements for their display needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Leigh Paine
Better Plating Steers Canners From Tin Poison Risk
The department of agriculture explains that improved plating processes have eliminated metal poisoning risks from old-fashioned tins, as American canners now use safer, modern methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Boy’s bike stolen from station garage in plain sight
Ten year old Cohen from Evanston left his bike at the police station while attending a show. On return he found the bike missing, admitting the theft occurred right under the noses of red faced officers. Police investigated the apparent theft at the station garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Evanston
Cohen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esterday
Jacqueline Parker, Oelwein
Beverly Ann Hardman
Freeport, Ill
Grace Best
Max Nave
Arlington
Waller Block
U. S. Navy
Roy Hanna
Kenneth Sleege
Wilmar, California
G. A. Conner
Ray Pliester
Herman Jacobson
Elgin
Henry Oldfather
S. Oldfather
Orville Oldfather
Patagonia
Arizona
Pete Staack
Ed Williamson
Ernest Saathoff
Hazleion
Saathoff
Lutheran Hospital
Waterloo
Oehweim
Julius Huebner
Charles City
Charlies Meyer
Mrs. Reddler
VFW
Sioux City
John Sell
Andrew Bellendier
Paul Frank Ralph Johnson
James Dittmer
Vic Coble
Delwein
Huntington
Ind
Babe Lonborg
Dane
Rosalee
Burlingame
Kansas
Portland
Oregon
Ella Campbell
Watersoo
Mrs
Robert Young
Kansas City
Reverend R C Young
Earl Dunsmoor
Dick Clark
Sally
Karen
Cedar Rapidg
That Cty
Don George
Kathleen
Lombard Ill
David Bader
George Wyman
Trenton
R B. Phillips
Dudley Hale
Waukon
C. W. Hiseins
Mickey” Roberts
A. C. Struckman
Oran Manchester
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Hausladen
Oelwe
Walter Ohls
Bob Wyant
Ronald Loban
This City
Iowa
Daily Register
Roy Casselman
Oran
Lorin Keeley
Washington, D. C
Neva
Gayle
Leslie Meyer
Ed. Nelson
Wesosena Is
Dale Struchmann
West Coast
John Rueh
George Woodarg
West Chon
Oliver Vite
Hs Pote Tuty
HQ Abt
Anidrew
Adwen
Moose Lodge
Wuntzinger
Frank Rohrig Vasey
Hay
Mrs. Lee $Ardie
Fr. Yardley
Birmingham
Carlyle
St Lows 'Ie
Prac van Ol
Fuchard
Kenneth Saddler
Palmdale
Outhan
Dathe
Loi Suerte
Vetoe Scott
Emeline Stephens
California
Mis Mary Stephens
Victor Albee
Rome
Mars Stephens Weson A &G-cov
Fier
Norfolk
Naval Pndition
Tatupent River
Mats Land
Johnson Electric Co
Likas
Chatanooga, Tenn
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Baldwin
Tonsil
Maynard Man
Atter
Cologne
Monogram
Maire Drug Co
Anna Wilson
Clifford Moser
Carrier
Dorothy Wegner
Frances Wegner
Theodore Wegner
Qelwein
Reinke
Lutheran Brotherhood
Joe Widmeier
Peter
Tulsa
Okla
Carl
Dubuque
Amy Leight
Margaret Paine
Josie Burger
Leigh
Roy Graves
Calfornia
Oelwein Park
Coree
Sibbing
J. E. Dippo
Optometrist
Legion, Auxiliary and Guests
Legion Hall
Chris Warnstadt and His Orchestra
U.S. Army
Army Recruit Station
City Mall
Ian
Wend Lotion
Thompoe
Colette Bait
Tedlel
Sean
Lip Swmether
Men's Sox
Northeastern
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