Personal notices from Oelwein area shoppers
A collection of society brief items from Oelwein including Mrs A Morks of West Union shopping in Oelwein, Mrs O Sykes of Maynard, trips and visits by locals, dances and entertainments, travel plans, family visits, and hospital releases, detailing social arrivals, departures, and weekend plans across surrounding towns.
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A. Morks
West Union
Oelwein
O. Sykes
Maynard
Paul Alexander E
Hazel Nelson
Ana
Jeffrey Furlong
Des Moines
H. Waver
Wildwood
H. M. Wetlaufer
Gerald
Mary
Denner
Colorado
Majestic Cafe
M. F. Harrod
M. McCary
Strawberry
Notice Stated Meeting of Oolwein No. 45
Mary Hill 67 a longtime Stanley resident died Tuesday evening at 7 30. Funeral services will be at the Methodist church Thursday at 2 PM with burial in Hazleton cemetery. Survived by three sisters Mrs Martha Brown Wesley Center Kansas Anna Hill and Mrs Jesse Zoprizkie of Stanley and one brother George Hill of Stanley.
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Stanley
Mary Hill
Methodist Church
Bural
Hazleton
Hill
Martha Brown
Wesley Center
Kansas
Anna Hill
Jesse Zoprizkie
Stan- Tex
George Hill
Obituary of David Secrist
David Secrist born November 15, 1832 in Towa died June 15 at age 88 years. He lived in Gerrisom Tow a later at Vinton where he married Catharine Buck in 1884 then moved in 1900. Survived by two sons Lee and Sam ard one daughter Mrs Mae Beckner of Oelwein and many grandchildren. Funeral services held at Hintz Funeral Home on Tuesday officiated by Roy McClurg of the Christian church, burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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David Secret
Warsaw
Towa
Etthre
Gerrisom
Vinton
Catharine Buck
Movin Wen
Lee
Father's Bay
Sam Ard
Mae Beckner
Oelwein
Hintz Funeral
Roy McClurg
Chnstian Church
Bunal
Woodlawn Cemetery
Con
Neon
En gravings Orders Ad Taken at Oclwein Daily Register
Notices in the Oclwein Daily Register advertise engraving orders for all kinds of items. The office invites customers to submit requests and outlines contact arrangements for completing these engraving services.
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Oclwein Daily Register
Oftiee
Dee Gand at State Park Sunday concert noted
The Dengce School Band directed by Wilfred Schmidt will perform at Backbone State Park Sunday afternoon June 22 1841 at 2 36 p m in the Central Picnic Area. Last night at Wing's Park the Oelwein Moose defeated the Coliseum 9 4 in a lively game. Tonight Wing Park hosts Coliseum and the Clerks in the opener while Merchants face YMCA Waterloo.
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Dengce
Wilfred Schmidt
Backbone State Park
Wing’s Park
Oelwein Moose
Coliseum
Wing Park
Merchants
Waterloo
Mrs Emma Rathbone Dies at 82 in Sumner
Mrs Emma E Rathbone of Sumner died at her home Monday after eighty years as a Sumner resident. Survivors include two daughters Mrs P E Woodbury of Kenosha Wis and Mrs Geo Lagervall of Rochester Minn. five sons Oral Lyle Rey Sumner Fay and Ross from various locations. Services Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church with burial in Union Mound cemetery. Body at Bonnell funeral home.
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Union Mound Cemetery
Bonnell Funeral Home
City Council Met Last Night
The Celwein city council met Tuesday evening voting to have the city engineer inspect all black-top streets and to survey the sewage disposal plant for efficiency. An ordinance licensing bicycles, drawn by Lions campaign, passed with changes by City Attorney Sanford. The James Lee curb pumps permit was not acted on due to an older ordinance prohibiting such pumps. Building permits were granted to Pete Pirillo Julius Stahl and Lena Philip Escamillo.
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Celwein
Lions Club
Sanford
James Lee
Pete Pirillo
Julius Stahl
Lena Phiilips
Escamillo
Summer Music Course for Beginners at Senior High
Instrumental music work for beginners and junior band members is offered at the Senior High School this summer. Parents should contact Mr. Lunn, Del Wen schools' Instrumental Director, to enroll their child. Free group lessons require only an instrument and instruction book. instrument rental is available to test suitability.
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Lunn
Delwen
Mr. Lunn
Marriage licenses issued in week ending June 17
Clerk Herbert D. Klammer lists licenses issued June 11 to June 17. Couples include Kenneth Brant of Fairbank with Kathleen Duffy of Oelwein, Everett Dungey with Ejlaine Wendland of Hawk Eye, Gail McLavey of West Union with Dorothy Pierce of Arlington, Walter Schoenhoerster of Sumner with Ruth Lea ton of Oelwein, Carl Kuehner of Atkinson with Teresa Wurzer of Waucoma, Thomas Desmond of Wilburton with Serene Yack of Elgin, Arnold Bergmann of Waterloo with Lillian Ohman of Hawkeye, William Burrow Jr. with Elizabeth Cahalan of Clermont, Earl Pitter of Elgin with Ruth Swales of Lamont, and Leslie Winfield Mason Hall with Betty Wenger of Elgin.
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Herbert D. Klammer
Kenneth E. Brant
Fairbank
Kathleen Duffy
Oelwein
Everett Dungey
Ejlaine Wendland
Hawkeye
Gail D. McLavey
West Union
Dorothy Pierce
Arlington
Walter E. Schoenhoerster
Sumner
Ruth Kathleen Leaton
Carl Kuehner
Fr. Atkinson
West Side Businessmen Win Softball Showdown 24 7
The West Side businessmen defeated the East Side 24 to 7 in a five inning softball game at Wings Park last night. LaVern Luther shut down the East for three innings as West tallied a 12 run outburst in the third. Zuber made a running catch and Beach turned in an unassisted double play as both teams came fielding errors. The East plan to bring stronger pitchers for a rematch soon.
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West Side
Wings Park
Tree Rivals
LaVern Luther
Saiders
Ionors
Zuber
Beach
Westsiders
Kienuka Seniors Craftes Book at Home Meeting
The Kienuka Seniors met at Patricia Shine's home last Friday. After the business session they worked on an Home Craft honor collecting household items and binding them into a book. The meeting closed with a delightful lunch hosted by Patricia.
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Kieniks
Kienuka
Patricia Shine
Patricia
State Interim Committee In Session Today
The State Interim Committee, in session today, heard Rep Gene Paston propose an appropriation motion and Sen Robert Shaw discuss sales tax data. Leo Hoegh moved to defer, but the motion failed. The committee approved repaying $34 720 from the state fair board to finish the 4-H building, contingent on no new construction until repayment and receipt of two thirds of board members by mail. next meeting set for July 17.
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Gene Paston
D. Corydon
Jewa
Robert Shaw
Pocahontas
Leo Hoegh
R. Chariton
State Fair Board
Fair Grounds
Owen Tudor Wins English Derby at Red Hot Odds
Owen Tudor won the English Derby with a pay off of 23 to 1 while Morogoro and Firozedin trailed in the betting. Official attendance was not released but the event drew a fraction of the usual 500000 crowd, with estimates around 30000 amid a day of racing enthusiasm.
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Owen Tudor
Morogoro
Firozedin
Draft brings him out after ten years of hiding
John Kelch, aged 28, finally answers the draft call ten years after his family refused to buy him a new suit when he was 18. Authorities tracked him to Glansvort, Pennsylvania and compelled him to register, ending his vow of never leaving the house.
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John Kelch
Glansvort
Twenty-ninth Division Blue and Gray reunite in modern training
The Twenty-ninth Division, formed at Camp McClellan on 1 July 1917, links National Guard units from New Jersey Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia. Now based at Fort Meade Maryland, it trains together to honor World War I service in France including Vosges and Verdun sectors. The blue and gray insignia symbolizes union of the North and South and reflects a Korean symbol of good luck.
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Anniston
Als
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
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France
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Verdun
War Time Gasoline Strains UK Horse Race Attendance
Transportation limits and wartime duties kept many away from the 70 mile trip to London. The Royal box stood empty as ten peers missed the event. Lieut. F T Williams, prisoner of war, cannot learn Fairy Prince's finish for months. Owen Tudor ridden by Jockey William WNevett, with Mrs McDonald Buchanan’s powerful stable contesting the purse of 17300 dollars amid bettors backing Lambert Simmel after the 2000 Guineas win.
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London
F. T. Williams
Fairy Prince
Germany
Owen Tudor
William Wnevett
Tan
McDonald-Buchanan
England
Lambert Simnel
Hawaiian Moon Is Responsible for Cantata and Moonlight Murmurs
Miss Canova spoke from her studio about returning from Hawaii on a Hawaiian Clipper flight to Hollywood. She described her moonlit mood during a break from a film titled Slap Happy and Scatterbrain, saying the 37 moon and a memory of Corporal Rimes influenced her thoughts.
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San Francs
Hollywood
Jenny Lind
Ozarks
Peor
Hawaii
Moon
Faecu
Corporal Rimes
Ingale
Florida
Britain Strikes German Industry Amid Expanded War Effort
Reports list Lord Beaverbrook and Air Chief Marshal Joubert de la Ferte as key leaders in Britain’s renewed air offensive. They appeal for large volunteer forces including Americans and women to support radio detector units and the Royal Air Force. The aim is to disrupt German industry and counter new explosive bombing methods.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Winston Churchill
Philip Joubert de la Ferte
Ana
Army
Navy
Radio Locator Corps
BeeTbrook
Joubert de la
Maritime project aimed at sea security gains support
A communication asserts that the project will have marked military value and that any development improving sea security is a prudent long term investment.
Annual Tour 1 S C Students Ames
Students from Ames undertake an annual tour with attendees including Donald Neiller and Dwight Rogers. The report mentions S C Students based in Ames and notes involvement of a sergeant from Sergeant Bluff.
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Ames
Donald Neiller
Dwight Rogers
Sergeant Bluff
Knox Urges Great Lakes Ship Program to Aid War Effort
Knox urged in a committee hearing that Great Lakes shipbuilding could support war needs by producing vessels up to 10 000 tons for light cruisers and smaller warships. He stressed shipping farm crops from the Midwest by water to aid unified war and postwar exports. He cited existing shipyard capacity and argued peaceful relations with Canada would continue while sea protection remains essential.
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Middle West
Great Lakes
Heraid- Knox
United States
Cuda
High Seas
Know
Names Listed as Instructors and Attendees in State College Delegation
Philip Shugart leads a list of attendees and instructors including Warren Foorholtz Melbourne Lee Tipton West Liberty Don Weth Bennett J Robert Chivers Chicago Gregory Curts New York Wubtur Dachenbach Wauwatosa Joan Huston Good Hope Bill Mhateneil Lake Bluffs James Parrish Decatur Jam Dis Charles H Thayer agronomy Massachusetts State College A B Came of the anime candy department and C department accompany as instructors
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Philip Shugart
Council Bluffa
Warren W Foorholtz
Melbourne
Lee Tipton
West Liberty
Don Weth
Bennett
J. Robert Chivers
Chicago
Gregory G Curts
New York
Wubtur Dachenbach
Wauwatosa
Wis
Joan C Huston
Good Hope
Bill Mhateneil
Lake Bluffs
James H. Parr
German Turkish Pact Aims Pressure on Russia
German Turkish talks outline a pact to allow troop and material transit to Syria Iraq and beyond. London sources say the objective is to pressure Russia and sway Soviet decisions, creating a perception of friendship while keeping channels open for German demands.
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Turkey
Syra
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