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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1945
Page
6
Cumberland reports the wedding of Sst. Francis M Poggenklass and Miss Arlene Cum...
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MES SMITH ENTER 1INS UNIT Unit 12 of the W S.CS of the Methodist church met at the Pume for Mrs Dan Smith Thursday afternoon with Mesdemes Neva Hell and Gonest Day 2 tos fuossesses in appropriate memorial if Due Was given for a donation Lavina Woodall by its Manrogs The leader Vrs Roy Lacfirach then read several arti cles from The Waerld Ontiou for the Gevorians in the absence of the devotional leader Aiis. Sehiack was surprisingly hemored by the group as they pre gretted her a corsage and purse of for money. a uenty-fith wedding anniversary poem was read and her honor also Mrs Mylton Leaton presented t ne Missionary Jesson followed by roll call to wi 19 members tsree guests and two children answered. Two names were aided to the roll at this meeetag e'so Members were reminded of the paper sale planned for Ju 38%. Papers are to be left with t Mrs. Claude Leaton before mal gate The next meeting will oe held at the home of Mrs. Agnes Taylor with the Mesdames Ri Hines and Thomas assising. At the conclusion of the meet ing the hostesses served achi ous Touch.
The Lutheran Brotherhood at Zion Lutheran Church held its regular meeting with 21 members in attendance. A pleasing program followed, featuring piano duets by Ilene Gertz and Alice Lemche, accordion solos, and readings. A lunch was served by R Adams and e Trepion, with plans announced for the next gathering and a pot luck supper.
Strawberry Point Special The Flat Ridge Community Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Rait Huebsch. Meeting opened by singing America the Beautiful. Roll call was a household item in cards. First high prize went to Mrs Freeman Chexaber, second to Mrs Ed Van te. First and second prizes in the Jon and Ackman entries. All members were present except one with four guests Genevieve Coleman of Oelhem Wes Ernest Ackman of Arlington Mrs Alberti Moser and Mrs Freda Morlock. The July meeting will be held at a state park on July 15.
Roy Scheracks marked their 21st wedding anniversary with a home gathering last evening. Friends and family arrived after a 30 o clock chicken dinner and a cake display in Foley, sharing cards and gifts while bouquets and a purse of silver were presented to the couple.
Miss Della Trout daughter of Vaard Trout and Reber of Sumner united with Rahimann son of Mrs Sahimann at St John Latin church parsonage Sumner in a double ring ceremony at 4. Rev Nag officiated. Groom James Wiler Trebrine, Ram eha High School graduate, employed at Suraner practice, will reside with bride in Sumner. Bridesmaid Bahlmann dresses noted.
The D. of A. will meet in Sacred Heart church Tuesday at 6 30 for a potluck. The Ladies Auxiliary of the G J A to B of L E will meet with Mrs. William Briggs Wednesday evening. The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Card Party moved to Wednesday June 27 at the Legion Hall. Mrs Bert Baker will entertain St. Ann's Circle Wednesday afternoon.
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The era of Father’s Day as a nationwide observance grows slowly since early 20th century roots. The article favors the dandelion as a modest floral symbol for dads and notes churches, theaters, and radio programs marking the day. Family members may present small gifts and flowers, while children remember their father with simple tokens.
A brief clipped message urges readers to take time now to remember that Father’s Day is tomorrow. The note emphasizes honoring fathers and remembering the occasion in a simple, timeless voice.
The Randalia community reports a Flag Day picnic at Oelwein with eight WRC members including Alis Mildred Miner Atis Lues Turner and Edith Schrader among others. Meanwhile Jack Grant mourns the stillborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grant at Oelwein hospital. Mrs Vandersee, 21, mother of Kurt and Alfred Vandersee and Mrs. Fred Schaller, died in Rome Thursday.
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