Not Her Fault Ignored Barmaid's Invitation
A fragment shows a barmaid flirt with a private in an empty room. The corporal leaves to buy a paper and the private reacts with a remark. The scene ends with the barmaid murmuring an apology.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
3
A fragment shows a barmaid flirt with a private in an empty room. The corporal leaves to buy a paper and the private reacts with a remark. The scene ends with the barmaid murmuring an apology.
A string of comic campus exchanges features a hostess teasing a stranger about names, a jibe about leading a man to water, and quips from the Boss and Frat scene. Humorous lines cover dance intrigues, lodge talk, a grand potentate, frosh mishap, Old Maid chat, and a nurse announcing a newborn.
Waucoma area residents hosted and visited family and friends from Vancouver to Denver. Local events included a June 10 Ladies Aid fundraiser at Mrs Roger's home, discharges and reunions from the Navy, wedding attendance in Waterloo, and changes to Congregational service times starting June 23. Proceeds from the aid event totaled six dollars.
Westgate Mrs Will Downing correspondent reports Children’s Day at Union Evangelical church was well attended with a 228.30 dollar offering. Farr Bureau of Fremont and Banks townships held a picnic at Westgate park. A birthday gathering honored Kathryn Byerly on her 17th birthday Thursday. June 13. Attend Maynard meeting with Mrs Leo Coleman and Onalee.
Westgate daily life features visits and reunions. Paula Bruch of Waterloo wed Robert Bowers of Manchester at Manual Lutheran Church in Waterloo Friday. Attendants include Onalee Coleman and local families. Visitors include Mervin Meythaler and baby of Oelwein, and the Kirchhoffs vacationing in Montana.
Orange California visitors Mr and Mrs John Koelling and Mr and Mrs Charles Igruns joined Floyd Taylor home guests. West Union dinner honored Mrs Hoehne’s aunt leaving for Reno. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Becher and Mr Otto Hoehne. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Minnie Knoll in Sumner. Various locals hosted guests from Los Angeles and Cedar Rapids. Summers reunion at Trinol and Clinton day trips cited. Leave for Minnesota ends this social roundup.
Mr and Mrs Harold Mulling of Fayette depart for a week of fishing in Minnesota. Dinner guests in the Will Sabin home include Elmer Schellhorn Wee tersloo and Donald Tellin family. Martin Schwarz called on business in Decorah. Pp C Kanten is sick. Orion Potter of Strawberry Point stays with Will Downing. August Potratz and Sandra enjoy a fishing trip. Also a note on hot knife use and a line about Plastic Armor and inland fisheries resources.
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