Flag Day observance urged by Elks at City Park
A historical notice urges renewed Flag Day observance with Old Glory at full mast. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold its annual flag day service tomorrow at 2:30 PM in City Park, aiming for wider attendance to honor patriotism and national symbols amidst wartime recollections.
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Honest taxi driver honored for honesty at baseball game
At a Memorial Day Chicago White Sox versus Cleveland Indians game a taxi driver returned a purse found in his cab after a thief announcement on the public address system. The crowd applauded as the driver demonstrated honesty, sending a strong message to youngsters about integrity.
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Open Forum Letters Policy Stresses Signed Names
The newspaper welcomes Open Forum letters but requires signatures and a 300 word limit. Names may be omitted upon request, yet the newsroom will still know the author. Anonymous submissions risk abuse, the editor notes.
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Local Social Roundup Delights Guests From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs E E Jennison hosted a day trip with Har ris Allen and family, Rudolph Sinschleen near West Union, and others including Lyle Krueger family from Elgin. Visitors included Mrs Vern Coomber and Jeanine Clough from Dubuque. Iowa City travelers returned home, while summer school students from the area attended Cedar Falls and Upper Idna events.
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Sumner Social Whirls Include Weddings and Visits
Florence Creager and Mrs. Roy Farrand hosted Fredericksburg Sunday school group in Miss Creager's home with a social hour and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kraus and son Tommy of Dubuque were visitors in Summer and attended family events. Mayme Kangley traveled to Fredericks to visit Mrs. W. Thompson for Dairy Day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swisher of Clarinda stayed with A. F. Miller and attended Marilyn Swisher Gallo wedding in Oelwein. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Crager from Oelwein visited A. W. Creager Wednesday evening.
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Youths argue over eleven pm curfew in town
Residents discuss appropriate curfew times with opinions from students and adults. Dusty Mice and Mary Greco weigh factors of age and social setting while others outline stricter rules for teens. Mrs Walter Armstrong wins county Democratic and Republican committee seats in Nebraska City. Ohio to issue serial birth numbers after 1949. Ono hotel noted in LeBanon County.
Midnight curfew preferred by teens in Purdue poll
A nationwide Purdue Poll of 10,000 high school students finds midnight the most accepted curfew hour, with 12 percent favoring 11 pm and 26 percent rejecting fixed times. Boys lean later. regionally, the South favors 11 pm while the Midwest splits between midnight and earlier hours. Catholics and Protestants favor 12, while others prefer no set time. Wealthier homes back 12, poorer homes back earlier curfews. Overall, about a third want teens to decide their home time, with midnight common but not universal.
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Oelwein Teens Weigh Curfew Opinions by Age and Occasion
A survey of Oelwein students and graduates reveals varied views on curfew times. Many say midnight is acceptable for older youths or special events, while others advocate no fixed time, trusting teens to judge appropriately.
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Joanne Lee
Dubuque Funior
Alberta Worley
Bob Linder
Dorothy Ruening
John Meyer
Anne Becker
John DeTirmerman
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