City in Brief notes visits and military updates
Many residents and visitors are listed with local and distant connections. Lucille Busby of Washington Iowa visits in the Karl Mike home while Miss Marlys Whitehead and Lloyd Wood visit Branden. Military notes include LeRoy Brockmeyer separated from Jacksonville Fla and Robert Richards promoted to Sergeant in Austria. Nearby events include Backbone State Park visits by several families and shoppers from Hazleton Independence Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Busby
Washington
Iowa
Karl Mike
Marlys Whitehead
Lloyd Wood
C. D. Whitehead
Branden
Robert D. Richards
Sam WN. Richards
Austria
392Nd Field Artillery
42Nd Rainbow Division
Busy Weekend Socials Hit Back Bone and Surrounding Areas
A long list of residents and visitors shared Sunday at Back Bone and in nearby towns. Many families, including the Lindstroms and Roepkes, enjoyed visits, travel, and local gatherings across Oelwein, Readlyn, Readlyn and Strawberry Point while others made trips to Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
Centennial Days to feature six bands and parade
Six bands and drum and bugle corps will march at Qerveil for the Centennial celebration at month’s end. Participants include the Decorah Scottish Highlanders, Iowa City and Cedar Rapids drum and bugle corps, West Union concert and marching bands, Magny band, and Oelwein high school band. Also in the parade will be 50 Rainbow Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah Scottish Highlanders
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
West Union
Magnary
Oelwein High School
Mercy Hospital Admits List Of Patients In Brief
At Mercy Hospital admitted Bessie Jennings Arlington ton sil Jan Behrens Oelwein tonsil John Lenz Oelwein tonsil Leonard Bartels Strawberry Point tonsil Mrs Charles Ridler Oelwein medical Mrs Henry Allenstein Lamont Discharged Teletha Franks Randalia Ellen Hughson Oelwein Robert Hughson Oelwein Witham Glass Strawberry Point Richard Miller Lamour North Dakota Mrs Neil King Oelwein Mr C D Proctor Oelwein Mrs Royden Putman and baby Arlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Jennings
Arlington
Jan Behrens
Oelwein
John Lenz
Leonard Bartels
Strawberry Point
Charles Ridler
Henry Allenstein
Lamont
Teletha Franks
Randalia
Ellen Hughson
Robert Hughson
Witham Glass
Richard Miller
Lamour
North Dakota
Neil King
Lions Club Hears Game Official
Conservation officers are not law enforcement officers, speaker Claude Alexander told Lions Club members. He outlined Iowa’s resource decline, noting lakes, trees, loam soil, and wildlife have fallen about two thirds over a century, with climate shifts harming fish and fowl. He praised the preservation rules of the state conservation commission for sustaining sport. Three Iowa University students from the Wesley Foundation attended, and Labor Day plans include a club baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Alexander
Ast
Lion's Club
Fayette and
Chickasaw Counties
Navy
Winneshiek
Iowa
Alexander
Juwa University
Wesley Foundation
Bob Payne
Oelwein
Don Houts
Conrad Wurtz
Holy City
Adams
Houts
OPA Correction in Daily Register Cites $25 Assessment
The Saturday issue of the Daily Register issues a correction stating the OPA assessment was $25, correcting an earlier figure. The adjustment applies to a local grower who had inadvertently overcharged a few cents on items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Daily Register
Bakery Industry Reviewed By Rotary Speaker
Paul Neubauer, operator of Hub City Bakery in Oelwein, traced bakery history from 2500 B C to today at a Rotary talk. He noted severe penalties for bakers in ancient times, described Pompeii’s well preserved bakery, and compared global flours from oats in Scotland to rice in China and rye in Germany, highlighting modern soybean and potato flours. He outlined wholesale shifts from retailer charges to consignments, and cited Hub City Bakery’s equipment upgrades including flour elevating and tempering tanks, mixers, dividers, rounders, and moulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Neubauer
Oelwein
B. C
OPA
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Scotland
Neubauer
China
Germany
Hub City
Hermann Schoenberg
Food science lecture cites egg types in baking
A speaker explains that powdered eggs are unsatisfactory for bread baking, though used post World War I and imported from China. He endorses frozen eggs as entirely satisfactory. The talk mentions a range of bakery equipment including cake mixers cookie dropping machines wrapping machines slicers and doughnut fryers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Court News Roundup From District Court
District and J P Court News: intoxication charges against Bert Aylsworth and Aulden Wilson of Wadena with costs. Martin Diercks of Oelwein fined for operating motor scooter without license. Ed Diercks of Oelwein cited for allowing son to operate scooter. divorce suit Helen Lucille Taylor v Gilbert Leo Taylor. writ of attachment Anthony Alessio v Darlene Alessio alias Darlene Bradley. case cited from Oct 17 1945 marriage in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Aylsworth
Wadena
Aulden Wilson
Martin Diercks
Oelwein
Son
Ed Diercks
Helen Lucille Taylor
Gilbert Leo Taylor
Anthony
Marriage Licenses Issued in West Union Special
Special report notes June 22 licenses for Bernard E. Thomas and Indamora Simpson of Arlington and June 24 licenses for Donald Crull and Priscilla Schultz of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Bernard E. Thomas
Indamora Simpson
Arlington
Donald Crull
Priscilla Schultz
Milwaukee
Sufferer’s note on relief from rheumatism and arthritis
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington states she endured years of rheumatism and arthritis but now is free from pain and able to work. She invites letters seeking information and provides her P O Box 825 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pautz
P. O
Vancouver
Wash
Adv
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Charles Richer
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Guy Donaldson
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A. D Lineweaver
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Dick Wardman
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C. M Parker
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Harry Gradinger
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Henry and
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Orolene Dreir
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