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Oetwein Appliance Service offers small appliance repair at 326 Third Avenue with contact via phone 283 3307. Local service detail notes.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
3
Oetwein Appliance Service offers small appliance repair at 326 Third Avenue with contact via phone 283 3307. Local service detail notes.
The page shows cattle market ranges and price brackets for steers heifers and cows, with values in dollars per hundredweight. It includes classifications from prime to utility, standard to cutter, and notes market steadiness with mixed bids across quality grades.
Hazleton and Biloxi reports note Harry Ritter 19 of Hazleton enlisting in the U S Army for two years and undergoing basic training at Fort Ord California. Joel Wood of Maynard graduated from Keesler AFB radar repair training and will join Travis AFB unit. Steven Kamogs listed with 2d Bn 34 Tag Bde Fort Ord awaiting assignment.
Westgate General meeting of St. Peter Lutheran Church Women reported 32 members present with a psalm read and a sermon topic given. A vote approved more durable folding doors for the basement and bylaws changes for the constitution. Regenold reunion notes record 64 attendees from 15 families at Independence Wild Life club house with two births and two marriages. 1972 reunion slated for the second Sunday in June at the same site.
Announcer notes the marriage of Katherine Tinkert and Dale Gilson of Marion. The ceremony was May 28 at the Lutheran church in Vermillion South Dakota with Rev. Bale Tarsan officiating at 5 pm. Attendants included Mrs. Gilson’s sister-in-law Mrs. Donald Ganun and James Rinkert of the US Air Force Port Arne Arthur California. The couple reside in Marion. Mrs. Gilson, a former Volga resident, works at Sears in Lindale Maga and her husband is a guard at the Anomasa reformatory.
Hazleton activities outline a guest day at Tarleton Federated Women’s Club in Trinity United Methodist Church with Mrs. W. E. Kirky Kerry Point and county chair Gladys Smith among guests. Hazleton Community Club hosts a June 17 potluck at the American Legion hall inviting guests and husbands.
A workshop and meeting were held at the Baptist church on Friday June 4 at 1 pm. The pledge of Allegiance was given by Mickie Hansen and committee reports were given by Jo Trenton Becky Stewart Renee Hanser Denise Turney Chris Stewart Oisie Dopys and Darla Depp. A new workshop is planned for June 28 at 9:30 am. The achievement show is tentatively scheduled for May 12. The text meeting is set for July 10 at 1 30 pm. A talk titled Fabric Trishes and a demonstration Getting Ready to Sew were presented by Becky Stewart.
Janet Morf daughter of Mrs John Morf and the late duke Morf earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Northern Java on June 4. A reception and exercises followed at Cedar Falls hosted by sister Terry Graver with many relatives in attendance from Rendive Fredor Vorn Wagner Grundy Center and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Cue mings recently went fishing and camping at the Mississippi, according to local notes from Oran. The outing highlighted a quiet leisure day along the river.
Roger Moblis of Leween Worth Kansas will leave Thursday morning from Waterton for Germany after spending 200 days at his parents home Mr and Mrs Wayne Moblis. The notice from the Westgate Sperii Vet unit indicates his hometown and family ties as he begins overseas deployment.
The writer recounts a chaotic visit to Chicago detailing scarce parking, costly 30 minute ramps, and constant crowds. They critique city officers and note reactions from friends about the city’s pollution and pace while describing museum trips and a near missed ball game.
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