Strawberry Point weekly community activities listed
Straw berry Point groups announce a week of events including a Backbone Trailriders horse show on June 27, snack night at St Sebald Lutheran church, plus meetings for Take Off Pounds Sensibly Social Sisters Womans Society of Christian Service Ruth and Martha circles, and American Legion. Also TB treatment news and Rainbow Girls officer milestones.
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Strawberry Point
Backbone Trailriders
St. Sebald Lutheran Church
Ernest Zwanziger
Social Sisters Club
Lloyd Puffett
Mervyn Puffett
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Esther Circle
Lloyd MecManigle
Ruth Circle
Emanuel Lutheran Parish Hall
Leonard Barrack
Chili Rice Bake a Budget Pleaser for Six
A hearty economical casserole combines rice with lean ground beef onions green peppers tomato paste chili powder and garlic salt baked with Cheddar cheese. Follow package directions for rice simmer beef vegetables then blend with broth paste and seasonings add rice spoon into a shallow dish top with cheese and bake at 359 degrees for 20 minutes yielding six servings.
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America
Lamont OES to honor four members at meet
Lamont chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will meet July 6 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic hall. Four members will be honored as 50 year members. Refreshment committee members named include Mrs Catherine Jenks Mrs Forest Hamlett Mrs Phyllis Schlesselman and Elaine Bliss.
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Lamont Oes
Lamont
Lamont Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Evelyn Kreussel
Myrtle Hesner
Art Pitman
Catherine Jenks
Forest Hamlett
Phyllis Schlesselman
Elaine Bliss
Hawkeye church groups plan July meetings
Trinity Lutheran and United Methodist women in Hawkeye set multiple July gatherings. Sarah circle and Esther circle hostesses lead Bible studies on July 6, with Naomi and Mary circles following. several sessions move or cancel July, and August plans are noted.
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Hawkeye
Trinity Lutheran Circles
Sarah Circle
Max Emerson
George Pleggenkuhle
Ervin Senner
George Franks
Mary Circle
Walter Koch
Frank Miller
Alfred Schlatter
Louis Fritz
Velmer Copp
Rollin Krueger
Don Treloar
Laura Stapel
Naomi Circle
George van Sickte
Esther Circle
Donald Schlatter
Byron Kime
George Opperman
Leonard Benter
Hot-Cold Bacon Almond Cheddar Barbecue Buffet Salad
A hot bacon and almond mix is tossed with shredded lettuce and Cheddar cheese to create a barbecue buffet salad. The warm dressing from lemon juice brings tart contrast, and the dish is served promptly after thorough mixing.
Kransekake a decorative tradition for weddings
A Danish Scandinavian crown cake called Kransekake adds an extra special touch to weddings and anniversaries. The almond flavored, flourless tower is built from eighteen ring molds and held with sugar frosting. Serves about 100, can be centerpiece or groom's cake with hidden champagne inside.
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Katherine Munsen
Curtiss Hall
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Hot dogs and humor mark a lively Oelwein column
A column blends personal anecdotes about hot dogs and meals with town notes and light humor. It recalls drive ins and picnics, reports a health scare from spoiled food, and invites readers to a Red Cross Bloodmobile event at the new Junior High. Farewell notices mix with neighborhood incidents and a poem about horses. National hot Dog Month is noted.
Ann Gilmer to tour Europe with Youth Hostel group
Maynard correspondent Mary Hillman Maynard reports Ann Gilmer and Patricia Crowley, teachers from Maynard and Waterloo, will join a ten member Youth Hostel Inc. tour for 60 days cycling across England, France, Italy, Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands. The group trains locally, with a recent 100 mile Maynard to Walter round trip, and departs from Maynard to New York for orientation before flying to London.
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Mary Hillman
Maynard
Ann Gilmer
Ralph Gilmers
Patricia Crowley
Waterloo
Hampton School
Europe
England
France
Jaly
Austria
Germany
Netherlands
Ann
Patricia
American Youth Hostel Inc
New York City
Donald Lala
Walter
Lala
New York
London
Hazleton OBS to meet Monday
Hazleton special Towa Chapter No 381 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Monday June 28 at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. Comets and fathers will be honored. Slides will be shown of the International Temple. Hostesses are Mrs Howard Cowell Mrs Norman Fryeri and Mrs Gerald Hand.
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Marcia Koob
Mgr
Rueben Koob
Oelwein
Grand Fidelity
Iowa
Order of Rainbow
Miss Koob
Oelwein Assembly No
Davenport
John
Helen R.) Kline
Supreme Assembly
Cleveland
Mason City
Des Moines
Koob
Masonic Temple
Hazleton Order of Eastern Star
Hazleton
OBS
Towa
Order of the Eastern Star
International Temple
Howard Cowell
Norman Fryeri
Gerald Hand
Spring hay fever caused by windborne tree pollens
Hay fever in spring is mainly caused by windborne pollens from trees such as oak elm hickory and cottonwood. Symptoms include red watery eyes cold like symptoms and discomfort. Antihistamine nasal sprays and pain relievers like NTZ may relieve symptoms when directions are followed. Doctors may suggest other measures and pollen counts are measured by exposing sticky glass slides to air for 24 hours and counting grains.
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Winthrop Laboratories Medical Library
Illinois picnic set for July 4 at city park
The annual Fourth of July picnic in Illinois will start at 12 30 p m at the city park with a potluck structure. Attendees should bring their own table service and drinks will be provided. Afternoon games and entertainment are planned. Mrs Carl Nourse hosts the card club gathering later in Fairbank.
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Illinois
Carl Nourse
Fairbank
Gehrke and Brickman to Say Vows in Readlyn
Readlyn announces the engagement of Pamela Gehrke and Cate L Brickman son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Brickman Oran. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanly LE Gehrke Readlyn. A August 7 wedding is planned at St Pauls Lutheran church Readlyn. Mr Brickman works at Vendafoods Inc in Waterloo.
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Readlyn
Pamela Gehrke
Cate L. Brickman
Raymond Brickman
Oran
Stanly LE. Gehrke
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Brickman
Vendafoods, Inc
Waterloo
Lamont July Meeting Planned by Women’s Service Group
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church in Lamont will meet July 14 at 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Esther Richmond continues the Psalms study. A Masons and Order of Eastern Star picnic was held Wednesday at Hauth Mentoria Park in Hawkeye.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
United Methodist Church
Guild
Judith Circle
Gouldsburg Park
Mary Circle
Ruth Circle
Rose Cornish
Lamont Society
Lamont
Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Esther Richmond
Hawkeye
Masons and Order of Eastern Star
Hauth Mentoria Park
Community Club Calendar Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Clubs and lodges are reminded to submit reports by 9 30 a.m. the next day with late items cut. June 25 Jefferson Rebekah Lodge meets 8 p.m. at IOOF hall with memorial service. June 20 Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church meet at 2 p.m. with cohostesses. July 1 Group 4 of the Woman's Relief Corps hosts a 12 30 p.m. potluck with Mrs. Harvey Love. July 13 Group 5 of the Woman's Relief Corps holds a 9 a.m. breakfast with Mrs. Blanche Alitz. Transportation aid available through Mrs. Kh W Dempsey.
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Jefferson Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Presbyterian Church
Clifford Soules
Ivan Older
Hazel Patt
Woman’s Relief Corps
Harvey Love
Woman's Relief Corps
Kh. W. Dempsey
Blanche Alitz
Brides Elect: Timing wedding stories for newspaper print
Guidance for brides on submitting wedding notices to Oelwein Daily Register. Submit at least three days before the ceremony, with details complete. Morning or early afternoon weddings run the same day or next. evening weddings appear in the next issue. No on-time submission means no detailed wedding notice.
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Oelwein Daily Register
Strawberry Point Senior Citizens Host Arlington Guests
Strawberry Point residents entertained Arlington chapter members at town hall. Mrs. Donald Gundacker welcomed guests as Len Hansmier from Waukon attended. Card prizes went to Elizabeth Ifford and Howard Glass for high and Elmer Fredrick and Art Hartman for second. Marie Kirby and J. Moskyn for low.
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Strawberry Point
Arlington Chapter
Donald Gundacker
Carol Bowers
Len Hansmier
Waukon
Elizabeth Ifford
Howard Glass
Arlington, High
Elmer Fredrick
Art Hartman
Marie Kirby
J. Moskyn
Arlington
Past Matrons Elect Officers at Noon Luncheon
Past Matrons elected officers at a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Vane Oldfather chaired, Mrs. Roy Ward was vice chair, Mrs. Clarence Fencher secretary, and Gwendolyn Pettigrew treasurer. They will be installed in September. This was the last meeting until fall.
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Strawberry Point
Masonic Temple
Vane Oldfather
Roy Ward
Clarence Fencher
Gwendolyn Pettigrew
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al Swenson
Floward Eppler
St. Sebald Lutheran
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American Legion
the Legion Hall
Greta Garbo
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Center For Disease Control
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U. S
Cail
Oelwein Tour and Travel
East Charles
Kaye’s
Kolumn
Red Cross
Dale Strawn
Patricia Browne
Barbados
Pat
Delwein Community High School
Don Whitmore
John J. A. Breithbach
Sacred Heart
Fairfax
Maureen
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mary Ignatius
Anamosa
Registerland
Toni Pirillo
Dale Foxes
Fox
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Bob Dietz
Mary Keniston
Eldon Marting
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Diego Velasquez
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Juan de Pareja
Andreas Gal
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Medical Tribune
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Fantastic
Panavision Technicolor
United Artists
American International Pictures
Metro Goldayn
Dan Curt Producthal
Metrocolor Midnite
Rock Hudson
Claudia Cardinale
Lloyd Frame
Lena Albrecht
Esther Paine
P. Gehrke
D. Brickman
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