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Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1948

Page

6

Miss Flatt and Donal Sabre wed in Iowa City setting

A wedding united Miss Flatt and Donal Sabre at a ceremony in Iowa City with matron of honor Mrs. Coover and bridesmaids Alice Montgomery Evelyn Kennedy and Sophia Lindahl. Attendants included Phyllis Channer and Robert Platt, nieces Joan Ann Frances Platt, Sumner Morris from Kellogg and brothers Gordon Paul Dr. Paul Montgomery and others. Out-of-town guests from St Louis South Bend and Manchester attended. Reception followed in the church arch parlors with a four tier cake and garland floral decor. The couple will return to Iowa City for Mr Montgomery to finish studies at the university.

Sumner Morris Kellogg Mr. Montgomery Paul ‘Montgomery Iowa City Gordon Montgomery South Bend Ind Robert Montgomery St. Louis Ung i Montgomery Iowa University R. S. Montgomery St.Louis Mac Wr Montgomery Alice M Church A Patricia Fuhr Marilyn Hanson Florence ‘Lewis Lois Kirkendall Independence “High School Cliff Matteson Trucking Co Minnesota Will Eschen Independence

Wedding cake and Silver and White colors mark Hatch nuptials

RJ Scott recounts a candlelit wedding table scene where Mr and Mrs Hatch cut a three tier cake. The event featured pouring by Mrs Kyle Keniston and serving by Mrs Ear Ehlers and Mrs Ear Hail. A purse of silver and other gifts were presented as guests from Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Winthrop attended the June next year ceremony.

Hatch Kyle Keniston James Hatch Ear] Ehlers Ear

Short Family Reunion of James Short Descendants Held

Descendants from Cedar Falls Waterloo Rowley Jesup Marion Hazleton Stanley Fairbank Maynard Independence Oelwein and more gathered at Oelwein City Park for their annual reunion. Ninety members attended with a noon basket lunch. Historian Erma Ross announced several marriages and newborns, two deaths, and officers were elected for the coming year with next gathering planned for June 27, 1949 in Gelwein City Park.

James Mary Short Oelwein City “Park Cedar Falls Waterloo Rowley Jesup Marion Hazleton Stanley Fairbank May‘nmard Independence Oelwein Darey N. C Rockford Erma Ross Grace Shayjor Donald Tubbs Orpha Allen Irwin Beenken Hugh Allen Virginia Ewert Richard Chase Howard Finch Earl Eggert Wesley Cappel Fred Short Ill Wall Shaylor Ogawam Mass Norah Miller Delgein Linda Eggert N. D Carl Short Ruth Rohrig Velma Allen Maynard Gelwein Gelwein City Park

Birthday Party Honors Driscolls With Potluck Night

At the Driscoll home Bob and Lenore were surprised by friends last evening for their birthdays. A potluck dinner followed a 500 card game with high scores earned by Mike Frame and Betty Roark. Second prize went to Mark Roark and Grace Shaffer.

Driscoll Bob Lenore Driscoll Mike Frame Betty Roark Mark Roark Grace Shaffer

Baptist Circle Meets With Mrs Kuper

Women of the Moose installation planned at 8 pm Tuesday at the Moose country home with Waterloo chapter invited. Also notes Independence couple wed in a candlelight ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran Church with 225 guests, and a Baptist circle meets with Mrs Merlin Kuper for sewing in Independence.

Women of the Moose Moose Waterloo Independence Jane Eloise Rosensteil Loren E. Rosensteil William Merte Ghere Merté Ghere Immanuel Lutheran Church Roald Braulick George Jones Marjorie ‘Norton de Koren d’Hardelot Baptist Circle Kuper Christian- Hilmebuilders v Sewing Circle First Baptist Church Merlin Kuper Howard

W. R. C. Board Plans July Activities

The executive board at Mrs. Elizabeth Whalen’s home discussed refreshments at bail games a stand for the Diamond Jubilee a rummage sale and a future ice cream social. Ten members attended. The next meeting is a July 6 breakfast at City Park.

Elizabeth Whalen

First Pullman Car In 1858-58 by George M Pullman

In 1858 58 George M Pullman a young Chicago contractor converted two passenger coaches of the Chicago and Alton railroads into sleeping cars at the companys shops in Bloomington HM.

Pullman George M. Pullman Chicago Chicago and Alton Railroads Bloomington

Princess apron pattern offers patchwork strap style

A vintage notice promotes pattern No. 8296 for women sizes 34 to 48 with a perky patchwork apron design. Send 25 cents, name and address to Sue Burkett at the Chicago address to receive the pattern by mail.

Sue Burkett Oclwein Daily Register South Wells Street Chicago Itl

Clubs and Lodges Weekly Activities Summary

Women of the Moose meet at 8 p m at the country home for regular gathering and initiation. Tuesday hosts installation of officers for Moose members and spouses. Juveniles of the Royal Neighbors plan a City park picnic, rain postponement noted. Wednesday memorial service by W BR C at Oakdale cemetery. St Margaret’s circle meets at parish hall. Thursday Elks ladies golf and cards with pot luck luncheon at 1 15.

Women of the Moose Country Home Moose W. BR. C Oakdale St. Margaret’s Adice Lennon Elks Ladies

Maynard Woman Is Honored on Birthday

A group of friends and neighbors surprised Mrs Harold Glen at her home Saturday evening for her birthday. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs William Henderson and Ralph Gilmer as high scorers and Mrs Clyde Renfrew and Everett Paul as low. A picnic lunch followed.

Harold Glen William Henderson Ralph Gilmer Clyde -Renfrew Everett Paul A. Picnie

4 H Girls Meet At Smith Home For Day Camp Plans

The 4 H Good Luck Girls met Friday at Louis Smith home for an all day sewing project and fair planning. They arranged a one day camp on July 22 and decided to send Donna Belle King to Ames for the State Girls 4 H convention next week. Eight members and six mothers shared a noon potluck. The next meeting will be with Janet Ladeburg.

Louis Smith Donna Belle King Ames Janet Ladeburg

Radio Program Schedule Nightline Listings

A condensed Monday radio timetable lists program slots across stations WHO and NBC from 6:00 PM to 12:80 AM. Highlights include News, Jack Smith, J Wayne Show, Tyrone Murrow News, Lux Theater, My Friend Irma, Screen Guild, Favorite Song, Music Shop, CBS News, Off the Record, Sign Off, Melody Parade, News of World, Morton Downey, Cavalcade of America, Fred Waring Show, Supper Club, Billboard, Pro and Con, Starlit Road, News Commentary, Rhythm Parade, and Rhythm Sign Off.

Lux Irma Screen Guild Jackson Music Shop CBS News NBC Nelson Morton’ Downey Barlow Fred Waring Perade News of World Judy Alan ‘Ladd Box Cally the Police S. Romberg Riviera

Evening Radio Schedule Jagged Listing

A dense radio schedule lists shows across CBS MBS and NBC affiliates from 6:00 PM to midnight. Programs include news, music, drama, and convention coverage with names like Senator Joseph W. Martin, Don Reid, and S Romberg alongside instrumental and variety segments.

Hatches Feted on 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Robert Hatch and Mr and Mrs W H Hatch hosted a surprise party at the Mac Hatch home honoring the couple on their 25th anniversary. About 75 relatives and friends attended. A mock wedding performed by local community players provided the highlight, with wedding music, roles filled by Mrs Joe Kuhns, Herb Ladeburs, Gertrude Windt, John Lennon, and others. A luncheon followed the ceremony and entertainment.

Joe Kuhns Herb Ladeburs Gertrude Windt John Lennon Kay Mary Keniston Charlotte Windt Kyle Keniston Bride Kyle. Keniston Kurt Windt Arlene Lennon Joe

Annual Holmstrom Reunion Held at Maynard Park

The Holmstrom family reunion gathered 50 relatives at Maynard Park on Sunday. A noon dinner preceded a short business meeting and a program by Faye Holmstrom, Christa, Nancy Schermerhorn, and Judith Harworth. Mrs Lyle Holmstrom presented a decorated birthday cake to Mrs Ba Holmstrom. Alfred Schermerhorn was elected president Norma Jean Holmstrom secretary and treasurer Mrs Ralph Deuhr and Lee Ann Nicholson were named to the program committee. The reunion will meet on the last Sunday.

Oelwein Park Alfred Holmstrom Hazleton Vern Haworth Allen Judith Cedar Rapids Ronald Hughes Oscar Holmstrom Faye Harold Albin JL. Holmstrom Norma’ Jean and Carol Hazletun Jspeciary Holmstrom Maynard Park Maynard Faye Holmstrom Chrysta Nancy Schermerhorn Judith Harworth Irs Ba Holmstrom Lyle Holmstrom Alfred Sc

Local Deer Hunting Rules Create Postseason Eligibility

Community hunting officials clarified deer season rules. Eligible hunters can partake in post season activities under updated guidelines, with emphasis on safety and proper licensing across districts.

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