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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1941

Page

7

Local Notes Highlight Oelwein Personalities and Visits

Oelwein scene features Lamont and Stanhope residents visiting, shoppers, a Strawberry Point caller, and calls from Fayette and Fairbank. Doctors report Mercy hospital releases, new arrivals in town, and summer plans. Notables include Al Kisting at Fort Leonard Wood, a Dubuque Symphony trio with Carin Benzer, and Boy Scouts celebrating Free Day at City Park.

Irvin Corcoran Fairank R. E F Fayette Oelwein Paul Maire Newton Vis Midwest Skippy Anderson Coliseum Fred Halvorson West Union Oelwein Visiors Donald P. J. Neubauer Harmony Minnesota Alfred Mardorf Mardorf Forrest Bor,iend Phyllis Lawrence Liebeana Janet Ann L. C. Smith Austin R. PD. Noble Audrey Minneapolis Noble University of Minnesota Olive Bartels Chicago St. Anne's Hospital Paul Galvin Detroit Michigan Mary Galvin Sixth Avenue Delwein Jack Plashal Green Bay Wisconsin Jo Spezia Wayne University Spezia C. V. Spezir Carin Benzer Fred Benzer Dubuque Dennis Morgan Loras Bowl Benzer Qenem High School

Flag Day Program in Oelwein Sunday

The Elks plan a Flag Day observance at City Park at 2 30 PM with Col E E Stoup as speaker. A band concert and singing precede the service, with newly naturalized citizens as special guests, and Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls forming a guard of honor. Tonite two Moose games at Wings Park feature Oelwein Moose vs Cedar Rapids Moose and Coliseum vs Elkader ten.

The Elks Col E. E. Stoup Oelwein Bory Scouts Campfire Wings Park Oelwein Moose Cedar Rapids Moose Elkader John J. Gallagher God Bless America John Dahl Boy Scouts of Oelwein Auld Lang Syne VY. Lunn E. E. Stour Boy Scout Ruler Guard of Honor Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls of

East West Baseball Game Next Tuesday

The East West baseball game is scheduled for Wings Ark next Tuesday at seven p.m. The West side promises a revenge after last year's loss while Westerners manager Cony Hearne selects himself as the starting pitcher. East side manager Bob Beach will field at least thirty players to ensure victory. Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event and seeks two umpires. after the game members will have a smoker and lunch at Wildwood.

Wings Ark West Side Russell “Cony Hearne The Westerners Bob Beach East Side Outfit Chamber of Commerce C. of C Wildwood

Auto Collision North of Oelwein Injures Two

Edward Rhine of Oelwein escaped serious injury when his car was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Miss Jeanette Lynch of Lawler on highway 11 about five o'clock a mile north of town. The second car passed Rhine as he stopped to turn west and strike occurred despite Lynch attempting to slow. Both cars suffered considerable damage and Sella Lansin, riding with Lynch, received arm and leg injuries.

Edward Rhine Oelwein Jeanette Lynch Lawler Highway 11 Sr. Rhine Miss Lynch Mr. Rhine Sella Lansin

Randalia Church Observes Student Day Service

A 115 churchgoers at Randalia Methodist Church on Sunday June 8 observed Student Day an annual service urging youth to consider further education. Epworth League speakers Wen del Rieck Donald Ferrow Phyllis Hof discussed youth roles in church life and abroad. A program by the Beginners Class led by Mrs Ruth McComb featured a recitation song and play. The Student Loan Fund was explained by Robert Frye Shirley Butts Leslie Wilbur Ardath Wilbur and an offering collected for the fund.

Randalia Methodist Epworth League Wendel Rieck Donald Ferrow Phyllis Hof Ruth McComb Robert Frye Shirley Butts Leslie Wilbur Ernest Bellis Mason

Outstanding achievement by Glewein senior high student

A Glewein Senior High School student, Althea Clingman, won top marks at the National Music Contest in St Paul. Judges rated all components A with detailed praise for tone, technique, embouchure, rhythm, and memorization. She also received the MacDowell club cup and was lauded as the outstanding girl performer. Isabel Jones comments on cultural independence in music.

Oelwein Glewein St. Paul Wm. Muelbe Althea Clingman C. A. Clingman Althea

Prophecy of Mother Shipton Foretells Surprising Changes

The piece reproduces a 15th to 17th century prophecy claiming Carriages without horses, air travel and water walking will come. It notes most lines have happened except the final doomsday line, and that the world would end in 1930. It lists visions of inverted world, gold from trees, iron in water, and lands not known.

Shipton England

Oelwein Boy in Special Training Group

Four Iowa trainees at Aberdeen Proving Ground are selected for Co. D, 4th Ordnance Training Battalion, to receive instructor and non commissioned officer training. The group, drawn from 20 states, reflects leadership, education, and aptitude shown in basic training. The first group of 200 completed their course in May and now serve as instructors or NCOs in the battalions.

Ordnance Training Center Aberdeen Proving Ground Iowa Co. D 4Th Ordnance Training Battalion Julian S. Hatcher Bethel W. Simpson Ordnance Replacement Training Center States Col. Hatcher Col. Simpson Ordnance Department Ross Whitehead D Company

Acemen Company Noted in Belle Plaine Listing

Kenneth W. Erwin of 212 Eleventh St Belle Plaine Iowa is associated with the Acemen Company in a brief local notice listing. The item identifies a person and an organization within a single address context.

Acemen They Iowa Kenneth W. Erwin Eleventh St Belle Plaine

Open Season on All But Catfish Sunday

Opening of panfish season on June 15th makes all fish legal except catfish. Bass crappie and calico bass have set minimums and limits, with war mouth bass rock bass sunfish and bluegills also opening. Catfish season to resume July 1st with special inland water provisions and lake lists included. Also notes on Patrons of Husbandry origin and a nod to classic English sonnet writers.

Iava Izaaki Walton Angers Warmouth Wapello Davis County Upper Keomah Lake Keomas Proper Mahaska County Lake Macbride Johnson County Pine Lake Hardin County

Buying Silver Between Palms and Fatware Handles Nestle

A terse note describes the physical fit of han dles of fatware pieces as they nestle into the palm, suggesting a natural, ergonomic placement. The observation implies a design harmony between user grip and utensil construction.

Country Club Notes Geco Handicap Attracts Players And Matches

A list of players and scores outlines the Geco Handicap, with Bob Thompson and Don Witt among leaders. The event, qualifying for Occo Handicap, runs into Friday and Saturday with match play starting Sunday June 21. Prizes go to winners and runners up across four flights.

Geco Bob Thompson Don Witt Red Riley Rey Murphy E. Ohagen al Schmidtke X. M. Homan D. Hansen Harry Wardell Jim Ellicot Richard Hintz J. L. Teemnster Jack Legg Jim Leehey B. W. Kugler Harold Ziegler R. W. Zuber Leo Kerwin Ray Hamilton Fred Meyers J. P. Becker Harry Dougherty Bob Beach Welter Martin Occo N. M. Homan Hazleton Ray Murphy Harold Lauber Cecil Bucks Jim Elliott Red Hansen Ames Husky Ed Lohrman Earl Rhine Harry War

Ninth Division World War I unit now training at Fort Bragg

The Ninth Division organized for overseas service in World War I was in training at Camp Sheridan Alabama when the Armistice ended the war. Now the division trains at Fort Bragg North Carolina with an eight point emblem in white blue and red on olive drab, distributed by Central Press Association and Army Signal Corps Photo.

Camp Sheridan Montgomery Ala Fort Bragg North Carolina

Local Lounge Talks Ping Pong Contention and Social Roundups

Local chatter highlights Leo Kerwin and Father N M Homan among a crowd striving for daily rounds while Howard Wardell challenges all comers in ping pong and women attendees join in the social scene as spring plans unfold.

Dell Leo Kerwin N. M. Homan E. O'Hagen Howard Wardell

Weekly golf lessons and tournament for ladies

Weekly golf lesson notes mention improved players with a call to fill spot for a ladies tournament. The weather forecast for Chicago from June 13 to June 18 shows above normal precipitation and cooler averages overall with scattered showers and moderate rain likely in the period.

Chicago Upper Mississippi Valley Indiana Iowa Ishinos Wisconsin Manrestia

Visits and past rulers echo in tombs and moods

The passage reflects on visiting Napoleon's tomb and compares it to Napoleon visiting Frederick the Great, with hints of contempt and cyclical respect among rulers. The fragment references historical interments and echoes of imperial memory across eras.

Hitler Napoleon Frederick the Great Frederick Barbarossa Alexander Ther

Cigescue Cigarettes Show Tiny Wemes Sung At 2 Percent

A fragment notes Iugta of Cigescue Cigarettes with a 2 percent Wemes Sung marking. The odd line suggests a branding or quality claim tied to a percentage figure amid unclear context.

Father's Day from H. W. Brant tribute note

A sentimental Father’s Day message by H. W. Brant reflecting on a father's guiding role, kindness, and leniency in shaping a child’s life paths. The piece ends with a notice that next Friday Mr H W Brant of Brant Funeral Home will comment on Volunteer Firemen.

H. W. Brant The Brant Funeral Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

Godbey Ada Zabriskie of Stany Dick Kamoss Oelwein Thursay Cook Oelwe Spenser City Park Randalia Church Isabel Jones California America Swan Lake Carro Springbrook Lake Guthrie County Ahquabi Warren County Patrons of Husbandry National Grange Washington, D. C O. H Keller United States Department of Agriculture Shakespeare Milton Wordsworth and Keats City Bark of Delme Sharp R. E. Brandt R.e.ives E.J. Henning R.E. Swan Country Club W. N. Iowa Pfeiffers Drug Store F. L. Guthrie Marlene Dietrich Louis Baer Louis Baer Your Entertainment Copsa Gary Frank Capras Ee John Doe Edward Arnold Walter Brennan Pxtere Central Press Associatiou Army Signal Corps Ray Corrigan Max Terhune John King Menegrem Igons Munson Captain Marvel Morton Food Wr Kee Sis Weeekly Sean Father's Father du Pont Une Bureau Eastside Grocery Food Shop Karl Mike Clover Farm Pantry Kareers Grocery Thiele’s Grocery Siuack’s Clover Farm Cannady’s Food Market Deadline Knapp Coal Co Oelwein Elevator J. L. Butler Coal Co King & Preston Lumber Co Jamison Lumber Co Members Retail Credit Association SpAat
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