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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
4
Tripoli Nine routed Orioles 7 to 1 in a league game played yesterday. Final score 7-1 as the home team pushed ahead early and held the lead through all innings. Orioles pitchers Cashman Summers Rover and Korte faced strong hitters while Tripoli’s offense tallied seven runs.
Veterans group presents a vote of thanks for a talk. New officers are Roger Henderson president Irene Erickson vice president Ruth Kreeger secretary Lucille Lubke treasurer Outgoing officers are noted. Visitors to the G O Anderson home include James Anderson Clarence Exttleson Gladys Anderson and others. The Kuttlesons depart for Moody Field Georgia for duty. Mission Society met at the church June 20 with birthday offerings totaling 24 00 and lunch served. Rev Nesset and family plan a North Dakota visit for a 59th anniversary observance. Gerhard Frost to conduct services at West and East Churches.
In Evanston the college tennis scene moves into the second round as teams from the Pacific Coast and Mountain conferences push through. The South and East divisions also show strength as rival squads vie for advancement amid a shifting national field.
Byrd edged Detroit on the home course trailing by one stroke to finish with a 61 in a nine stroke improvement, tying the course record. Nelson, Gav and Hollow Br made up the others in a tight round yesterday showing strong form but falling short of Byrd’s performance.
An Oelwein resident reports relief from long standing bloating gas and stomach discomfort after taking Systone. He claims improved appetite regular bowels and new energy. The advertisement touts Systone as containing twelve herbs to cleanse bowels clear gas and support liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
In a high school baseball clash, Kuennen fanned 21 as Fairbank defeated Dunkerton. The game highlighted strong pitching and decisive late runs, with Fairbank pulling ahead to secure the win.
The fragment notes 30 competitors qualify for a Punch Board Golf event. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The mention includes MLA and Lee Find, with unclear affiliations or locations. Further readable context is needed to confirm participants and event specifics.
The fragmentary report mentions Maynard and Golda Fullmer with names Orville Kies and Robert Warnke and references to carriers and guests from Illinois. It notes furloughs, transfers, and various garbled phrases, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes. The piece reads as incomplete stenography with multiple unclear names and actions.
Correspondent La Verne Wolfgram reports a Cedar Rapids style wedding week mix of family visits and anniversaries. The Harrisons and Iversons hosted relatives visiting from Arlington and Mason City, with weddings and receptions including Kathleen Hoffman’s upcoming ceremony and a Hoffman family gathering in town.
In Hastings the American Legion and Auxiliary met at Jim Munich home southwest. Officers elected for the coming year include President Esther Koppe, vice president, secretary C. O. Torkelson, treasurer Mrs. R. C. Crider, and member Mrs. B. J. Beaumgartner. Hostess Airs John Faith entertained Kensinisior Club with luncheon and a program featuring readings and duets by Mrs. and Myrs Bertran.
Mrs John Schaer presided as a meeting affirmed officers Gus Rueger Archie Sch John Scho George Dugischer for secretary. Return from hospitals reports several sick folks now home. Louis Built from New, Thema from New, Postville paths. Capper and Walt Dum confined to the suber mer izy. Capper has been up for a shy time each day while Mr Dammermuth recovers well. John B Smith at Allen Hospital Waterloo hopes to get home.
Clermont drs Elvira Johnson reports the annual Clermont High School alumni association meeting drew forty alumni twelve guests and a dozen others to the Law School auditorium. After supper a program featured Welcome remarks piano solos vocal pieces and talks by alumni leaders, concluding with a quiz segment and announcements.
Report from Mrs Susanna Lain as treasurer notes Randoty Rierson and a donation of 0.00 to the American Red Cross. Mrs Sime Thanken and Sgt Irvin Olson participated in the program.
Radio listings for Monday evening across WMT WGN and WHO networks show 6 PM to midnight schedules. Programs include Jack Kirkwood Show Lux News Fulton Lewis Circle of music and various orchestras plus late night News and dance numbers.
A dense schedule lists CBS and NBC airings from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM with Truman addresses Big Town Theater of Romance Inner Sanctum musical segments news roundups and variety shows. It notes announcers reporters and performers including Frank Singiser Vaughan Monroe Benny Strong Emil Pettis Jim Holbrook and Roy Shields across multiple stations and hours.
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