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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
3
A collection of humorous classified style lines and quips from a Sunday to Tuesday sequence. It includes a flirtatious ad seeking a wealthy widow with a 1942 sedan, tire mentions, a playful bridal query, and jokes about marriage, schooling, commas, sleep talking, and shaving.
Four senators from different parties propose a permanent United Nations body to coordinate war aims, administer occupied zones, aid rehabilitation, mediate disputes, and maintain a postwar force. Senate meetings signal likely bitter debate and no two thirds. Connally panel to study the plan may delay action.
Miss Rosalee Gill completed her junior year at Coe College Cedar Rapids and was initiated May 30 in Pi Delta Epsilon an honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gorda J Gill Attend Legion Stag Party locals attended the fourth district Legion stag party at the Elks club in Oelwein Friday evening with Don Kleiniein and 2nd Lieut Max present.
Two local taverns were sold with possession set for July 1. The Melvin Warehame tavern bought by August Schroeder of Maynard. A Congregational church farewell dinner honored Rev Benson and family as they head to Harlan Iowa. Numerous visitors and residents appeared in town life notes, with social calls, hospital news, and community events outlined.
Weekly local notices detail visitors and travels in Ames and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Don Howard of Manchester, Miss Aileen Schoeppe from Valley City, Mrs. George Scofield of Elkader, and many others visiting relatives or on trips. Several plans reference Memorial Day activities and upcoming weddings, with movements to Cedar Falls, Edgewood, Modesto, and Milwaukee among locations.
The Hazleton G W Nelson Corps No 334 met June 9 with 21 present. Thirty five calls were reported and General Orders were read. Memorial Day for deceased members will be held June 23.
Online advertisement claims simple home ear test can restore hearing and offers money back if improvement not achieved. It promotes Ourine Ear Drops at Pfeniter's Drug and urges readers to inquire with promise of quick results.
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