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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1945

Page

2

Wiret Steggais Elected President for Six Months

Wiret Steggais was elected president for the next six months. The next meeting will be with Mrs Zoe Benninger on a date to be announced. St Mary's Episcopal Guild met at Mrs Ray Sabolik's home Wednesday at 7 30. A shower was given for Mrs Betty Wetlauier and Birs. Donne Che rey and the regular meeting were held. They received many lovely shits and after the business session the hostess served a tasty repast. The next meeting will be at Mrs Bruce Mallirs in five weeks in the evening. The group HAS PROGRAM ON YOUTH The Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday noon June 27 at 2 50 in the church parlors. Mrs C C Henderson opened the meeting. Mrs Phyllis Livke is secretary. Blue Abyminals are needed. the society voted to buy five. The study group meets again in two weeks July 11 at 7 30 in the church basement. Mrs D D Shine leads the study group. On the third Wednesday afternoon July 18 the garden party will be held in the garden of Mrs and Mrs Charlie Williams. The program chairman announced that June being the president, the topic for the program was Juvenile Protection. Mrs Mabel Ross of the Del Recreation Center spoke about the center and youth activities. She urged a visit to the center. the age limit is 13 to 19 years and membership may rise. Mrs Harver Mover gave a resume of the Juvenile Protection lesson, citing Proverbs Train up a child in the way he should go.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild Ray Sabolik Betty Wetlauier Birs Donne Cherey Leach Bruce Mallirs C. S&s Women’s Society of Christian Service C. C. Henderson Phyllis Livke D. D. Shine Charlie Wiliams Dren Mabel Ross del Recreation Center Harver Mover Siver

Farewell Courtesy for Velma Peters in Fairbank

Mrs Leo Peters hosted friends for a farewell in honor of Velma Peters who departs for Lincoln Nebraska to take a job. Guests played bunco socialized and enjoyed refreshments in a quiet evening at their Fairbank home attended by Arlene Isaac Hilda Wolfsram Comette Ron ne Berger Clara Harn and Elena of Fairbank.

Velma Peters Leo Peters Velma Fairban Miss Peters Lincoln Neb Bunco Oelwein Arlene Isaac Hilda Wolfsram CoMette Ronne Berger Clara Harn Elena Fairbank

Card Party Aims to Boost Defense Stamps Prizes

The American Legion hosts a public card party with prizes of defense stamps. High score honors went to Trene Sachistanley, with 3ria Hempseed second. Alfred Michels of Stapler led the men’s high score, Carl Kappmeyer won the deer award, and lunch followed the event. The next party is set for July 15.

American Veteran's Navy American Legion Trene Sachistanley Alred Michels of Stapler Carl Kappmeyer Able

Strawberry Point Couple Honored Wedding Celebration

A special nuptial showing was held in the rooms above as tables were set with white linens and a wedding cake as the centerpiece. Spun into a formal honor for the Strawberry Point couple, details of the event highlight a festive community acknowledgment.

Strawberry Point

Women at the Moose Install New Officers

Pictured are the new officers of the Women at the Moose installed in Alaose Lodge rooms Monday night. From left Mary Joe Connell Guide Orpha Small Recorder Berd MacKenzie Sentinel Blanche Storms Graduate Regent Ruth McDonnell Arg es Marie Coble Senior Regent Selma Locke Junior Regent Edna Burns Measurer Irma Ross Chanmin Sophie Tait Pranada Irene Sell Assistant Guide The new officers will hold their first meeting on July 9.

The Moose Alaose Lodge Mary Joe Connell Orpha Small Recorder Berd MacKenzie Sentinel Blanche Storms Ruth McDonnell Arges Marie Coble Selma

Mrs. Millie Hosts Executive Board Meeting

The June meeting of Mrs. Millie’s executive board was hosted at her home with nine members attending a lunch and flower-decorated tables. July meeting date to be announced, with Mrs. Gertrude Walker coordinating. The article also notes church unit reports and a World War II veteran honored for service and ribbons.

Millie The Tained Minnie Gertrude Walker

Clubs and Lodges Meet This Week Across Jefferson Township

Thursday events include Jefferson Township Farms Bureau meeting at 8:30 with Mr and Mrs Harry Day Alpha Circle Class at City Park 6 30 basket social and fellowship rain plan at Roy and Mrs Anders Public car party hosted by VFW Auxiliary at their hall 8 o'clock Executive Board of American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs Bess King home 8 o'clock Ladies Day golf at Country Club and a misc shower for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at IOOF Hall Friday Saturday and Wednesday scheduling follow ups with various small club gatherings and memorial services in Oak and Park areas.

Jefferson Township Farms Bureau Harry Day Alpha Circle Roy Anders V. F. W., Auxiliary Fred iExerry American Legion Auxiliary Bess King F . Rez Ion Golf Ima Francis Pogzen- le VaRs Tre Wlr. C Oake

Ring Rings World with Armed Guard at Navy Receiving Station

Leonard Ring Coxswain USNR 24 son of Mr and Mrs John Trower 404 2nd Ave N EQ Velwein Iowa has arrived at the world’s largest naval receiving station in Shoemaker California for reclassification on a further assignment During his three years and five months service in the U S Naval Reserve Ring has served twenty-

Leonard £. Ring USNR John Trower 2Nd Avenue Velwein Iowa Shoemaker Calif U. S. Naval Reserve Ring

Proceedings of the Board in Forest County Iowa 1945

The April 9 1945 meeting of the Forest County Board of Supervisors approved Art L Gif ford for a Class B TM beer permit in Alpha. Audited claims included rent poor costs for H D Leeher and Lutheran Children's Home, repairs by Lauer Implement Co, several assessor and township payments, oil and kerosene by Continental Pet Corp, mileage for M Morse, office supplies from Matt Parrett & Son, township trustees and clerks payments, and various misc items totaling numerous small disbursements.

West Union Fayette County Iowa Board of Supervisors Forest County Court House Art. L. Gifford Alpha H. D. Leeher Lauer Implement Co Ake Ror Leonhart Wadena Leonard Lorber Oran Geo. A. Lewis Qpal A. Luce G. L. Lathrop Kington Asenee Continent Pet. Corp. Oil and Kerosene A.C. Meyerhoff Meira A. S. Morse Matt Parrett & Son Co Tse Maire Drug Co Ae Harlan McCamb Board of Rei Ew Sete Sa Hdiv B. McLaury Ann Roy Mitchell J. A. Medberry Gee. MeFshane & Son

Oelwein Township and County Expenditures Listing

A compilation of township and county expenses including salaries to officials such as Karl Miller Twp clerk N W Bell Tel Co rent and tolls payments to Nues Twp justice Melvin Olson and Elmer Pape as assessor, with numerous purchases from local merchants for poor relief seed corn groceries and repairs. Names of churches hospitals and businesses appear among the disbursements with totals and itemized costs.

Nace Mwusice Richard Nus Justee Melvin Olson Picking Corn, Co Oelwein Nursery Co Seedcorn, Co Oelwein Broom Works_ Brooms. Co Its Elevator Co Oelwein Implement Co Ofanie Board of Review iParawax Co Court House Pine Knot Polk Co. Medical Society

Public notice of miscellaneous town expenses and payments

A posted public notice lists a series of town disbursements and vouchers including payments to Union Printing Co. Wadena Lbr. Co. West Pub. Co. Waterloo Steel & Equip. Co. and WU Com Hospital among others. Figures show amounts for coal fuel repairs mileage and hospitalizations scheduled around February.

George Traeger Board of Review Pe Ann Union Printing Co Wee Upco Co Will M. Waskow Twp W. U. Com. Co Court House Wadena Lbr. Co West Pub. Co City of West Union Waterloo Steel & Equip.Co Webster Bros., Lbr Eee Lee L. A. Wooldridge Ardyce Woodside W. WU. Oil & Parts Co U_ Com

Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Poweful Cure Ad Feature

Tired kidneys disrupt sleep causing backaches swelling and fatigue. Poisons build in blood and discomfort grows with headaches and dizziness. Ask your doctor about Dosa’s Pills and Dean’s Pills promoted as a long standing kidney health remedy.

Jose Dean

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