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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1946

Page

8

Mrs. Locke Heads Women of the Moose

Officers for 1946 1947 are installed with Selma Locke senior regent Blanch Storms graduate regent Selma Burns junior regent Elma Ross chaplain Orpha Small recorder Edna Burns treasurer Sophia Tait pianist Ruth McDonnell Argus and Ber denja MacKenzie sentinel Installing regent Pearl Eckhart installing guide Vera Winn installing chaplain Rose Richards installing pianist Leta Clark The event included songs gifts and a 325 war bond social and two initiations. Next meeting July 8 at the Country Home. ARLINGTON GIRL MARRIED SATURDAY

The Moose Selma Locke Blanch Storms Selma Burns Elma Ross Orpha Small Edna Burns Sophia Tait Ruth McDonnell Argus Berdenja MacKenzie Sentinel Pearl Eckhart Vera Winn Rose Richards Leta Clark Moose Country Angie Zinger Sale Wilson Social Service Bessie Zinker Angie Zinker Edwards Lana McQueen Alice Carkery Mooseheart

Fort Dodge Woman Heads Iowa PEO Elects Sarah Smythe

Mrs Sarah Smythe was elected state president of the Iowa PEO at the close of the 54th annual convention in Fort Dodge. She succeeds Mrs Bernice Lee Thomas of Cedar Rapids. Also elected were Mrs James Stinson of Mason City as first vice president and Beulah G Snyder of Des Moines as second vice president. Fort Dodge was chosen as the 1947 convention site.

Fort Dodge Iowa

Fuhr Sprague Wedding Planned in Readiyn Iowa Church

Mr and Mrs Mose Fuhr announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Renetta Fuhr to Loren Sprague of Waterloo. The wedding will be performed June 29 at 3 o'clock at St Pauls Lutheran church in Readiyn Iowa.

Oran Mose Fuhr Renetta Fuhr Loren Sprague Waterloo St. Paul's Lutheran Church Readiyn Iowa

VFW Auxiliary Meets Thursday in Oelwein Halls

The VFW Auxiliary held a regular session in the VFW Halls with multiple donations including to the Oelwein Recreation Center and 50 dollars to the Health and Happiness Fund for the National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. Reports from the Department Encampment in Sioux City were given by Muriel Hanson and Elsie Walker. Hospital afternoon is set for Tuesday July 2 and the bingo party was postponed to Monday night. Lunch followed served by the June committee.

Oelwein Health and Happiness Fund V. F. W. National Eaton Rapids Michigan Sioux City Muriel Hanson Elsie Walker

Clubs and Lodges Schedule Broad Civic Meetups

Friday June 21 Loyal Stars meet at Labor hall 8pm. LA to B of RT meet at VFW hall 8pm. 28th annual Rebekah Convention June 28 IC OF Hall registration 1pm open session 1:30pm closed meeting 2:30pm supper 5:30pm LOOF hall. Tickets via Florence Brigham Margaret Stockfield or officers. 7:30pm open session. 8pm Jefferson Rebekah Lodge 74 regular session with convention attendance. Women’s Auxiliary DAY meeting 8pm Chamber of Commerce installation. Sunday memorial services 7:30pm Oakdale cemetery. Monday VFW Auxiliary bingo 8pm. Pythian Sisters picnic City Park 1pm. Oelwein Cooking club luncheon 1:15 at Mrs Paul Grassfield’s co-host Mrs Fred Tousley. L A to L A of NA meet 8pm Tuesday at Mrs B A Hanken 5th Ave NE.

Labor Hall LA To B VFW Rebekah Oakdale Pythian Sisters City Park Oelwein Cooking Club Paul Grassfield Fred Tousley L. A

Inks and Ribbons Care for Smooth Washing

Instructions describe washing ink ribbons by drawing them smoothly with fingers and rinsing up and down in clear water on the wrong side. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling to avoid smearing.

Bartels Led Overseas Duty With Reich Occupation Army

W A Bartels left the United States June 3 for overseas duty aboard the Mortimer Victory bound for Le Havre. He reported to his brother Henry W Bartels sister Mrs Louise Bencke and Qelwein. The voyage carried 730 men of 1500 capacity. After disembarkation at Le Havre June 16 the unit traveled 300 to 400 miles and arrived at Marburg Germany June 20. He described Gere many people as well dressed yet in need of food.

W A Bartels United States Henry W Bartels Qelwein Louise Bencke Maynard Mortimer Victory Chen LeHavre Marburg Germany Geremany

Gwynne Ponders Supreme Court Curbs in Congress

The Iowa lawmaker Gwynne sits on the House Judiciary Committee amid a Jackson Black dispute in the Supreme Court. The panel weighs a bill banning congressional members from taking federal bench appointments during term and two years after. A Senate move proposes a constitutional limit of three Supreme Court justices appointed per president.

P. Chase Washington ICPA House Judicary Committee Gwynne Supreme Court Justice Jackson Germany Justice Black Jan Darmner House Jucaciary Committee Justice Clack House Judiciary Committee Congress Fdr Senate

Heart Tag Day in West Union fundraiser event

West Union hosts Heart Tag Day on Saturday under Mrs Aulden Oelberg supervision. Five cash prizes plus Avalon theater passes for workers who raise at least four dollars for their hearts. Sponsors include Mayor EA Traeger and a roster of local leaders and clergymen.

Pep Parade charms at first showing in high school auditorium

Aseer the foot reader and a half deaf chiropractor kept the crowd pepped in the American Legion Auxiliary’s first Pep Parade at the high school auditorium. Dr Druggins stole the show as he mocked Gussie and a Swedish maid Hortense Johnson. Strong remarks, dancing, and songs by Judy Peck Ruth Anderson and others drew lively applause. The show repeats tonight at 8 15 in the Senior High auditorium.

Aseer American Legion Auxiliary Charles Dawson Druggins Gussie Lois Walrash Henry Hortense Johnson Margaret Doty Yangle Yingle Cleopatra Don, Shaw Thomas Henry Clay Jeffersy Peck Ollie Reynolds Susie’ Combin Oelwein Gene Kelly Judy Peck Ruth Anderson Jana Tomy Meadows Dwayne Weston Keith Trevelyn Paul Grassfield Judy Madame de la Clair Floraine Blake Keith Sweely Joan Wilson Hattie Lois Pflughaupt Darkie Roseala Ricketts Florainey Blake Audrey Avery Miss Avery Susie Sophie Tait Ruby Rutherford

Women’s whims keep goods and men moving fast

A fragment from a local page notes Jess Courtright receiving a telegram from his wife in Reno saying she would be gone about six weeks and the mood hints at attractions not being the usual. A local boy Noah collection includes a joke about hair counts and hares. A scene of humor ends with a gag about parked cars and an old lady’s shock.

Jess Courtright Reno Jess

Oregon Journal Tax Idea For LA Council

A proposed tax plan suggests a painless levy on alcohol purchases with escalating rates for higher brackets to minimize impact in upper levels. The concept is presented as a clever way to raise revenue without noticeable pain to drinkers.

Oregon Journal Los Angeles

Randalia Notes and Local Visits From Weekend

Mrs Chris Rasmussen reports in Randalia Billy Johnson carrier. Mrs E R Wilbur and infant Dennis Dean returned home to Oelwein hospital Sunday. Johnson estate farm sold, tenanted by Ernest Hoepfner family. Worth Stewart and daughter from Waterloo visited Reed family. Reed and Betty stayed till Tuesday. Earl DeVolt and Mrs Jennie DeVolt of Stanley attended Reed's Sunday dinner. Dale DeVolt returned home with parents. Band concert and practice planned at gymnasium Tuesday. George Carley attended janitors convention in Ames. Burdeen Carley from Omaha electronics course returned with Betty Godker of Salem Indiana. Doris Severson started work at St Francisco hospital in Waterloo Saturday. Paul Otto and Gale Womack mentioned.

Johnson Ernest Hoepfner Worth Stewart Waterloo George Reed Reed Betty Earl DeVolt Jennie DeVolt Stanley Dale DeVolt Red George Carley Ames Burdeen Carley School ‘of Electronics Omaha Betty Godker Salem Ind

Fayette Visitors Tuesday and Family Visits Continue

Fayette residents hosted visitors Tuesday while Danny Severson returned home Friday from a two week visit with his brothers Romeyn and Bennett in Elgin Illinois. Mr and Mrs M L Thamett and family of Owatonna Minnesota visited two days last week with relatives.

Fayette Danny Severson Romeyn eBnnett Elgin Ill M. L. Thamett Owatonna Minn

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Mrs. Locke Arlington Bernice Klindt Airs Herman Klindt Walnut Max Retz George Retz Christian Parsonage Edwin Hignett Harold Walker Little Brown Jean Anderson Carroll John T. Anderson Max Reed Clermont Nashua M. H. Moore LaVerne Gardner Bonnie Weber Monday Morniing Sacred Heart Church 2Nd Ave NW L. Warthan Richard Lacy Clubs and Lodges MA Spa Perarchive John D. Rockefeller WAC Muriel Rockefeller McCormack Hubbard Middletown Conn Fowler McCormack International Harvester Company International Standard Service West Union Portland Cement Association Wubbell Ridg Des Moines Noah Thomas Rogge N. J. Rogge Tom Ati i Ae Randalia Chris Rasmussen Billy Johnson E. R. Wilbur Dennis Dean Oelwein Hospital Sunny Gymnasiium Doris Severson St. Francisco Hospital Paul Otto and Gale Womack Moone Grenschan Irene McFadden Bety Beverly Reed MCA Alvino Rey Ae Yunham Pat Lela Pete States Amatiia Army A&m Shoe Store Swan’s Furniture the Ross Co, Butler Coal Company Aan Ann National L. O. O. Moose Ldinda RAI
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