Ladies Card Party and Socials at Local Clubs
The Ladies of the Moose plan a Thursday card party at Moose Country Home starting at 1.00. Junior Elks held a dance at the Country Club with a post party lunch, chaperones listed. VFW Auxiliary meets Thursday July 1 at 2.00 at Carrie Fox’s home to sew quilt blocks and collect cards for the U.S.O. Jennie Wade Tent No. 54 holds its June meeting at Mrs A R Holt’s, with a July breakfast planned at Minnie Laundry’s home.
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Ladies of the Moose
Moose Country Home
Elks
Harold Hintz
Merrill Hanson
Carrie Fox
4Th Ave
N. W
Jennie Wade
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the
A.R. Holt
Alice Catherine
Minnie
Guy Walker Jr Prepares to Enter Army After Neighbor Picnic
Last evening a Keniston yard picnic honored Guy Walker Jr who departs for the army July 7. Neighborhood families attended with baskets. Hosts Mrs William Ross and Mrs Kyle Keniston served. Guests included many relatives and friends sharing kittenball and conversation.
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Guy Walker, JR
Keniston Yard
Guy Jr Walker
Army
William Ross
Kyle Keniston
Guy Walker
Jackie
Fred Haines
E. P Halver
Fred Wilson
Grace Schoening
Fred
Joan
Kathryn
Mary Louise
Wiliam Ross
Iida Ann
Verla Fox
Orval Hartford
William
Merlin Kuper
Gerald
Bill Gardner
Bill
Catholic Daughters Hold Potluck Social at Sacred Heart Hall
On Tuesday evening Court St. Rita No. 321 held a social meeting in Sacred Heart hall. A bountiful potluck dinner was served buffet style to many members. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Paul Weisaphl, Mrs. J. A. Kelly, and door prize to Mrs. Lawrence Liebe. Hostesses were Mrs. A. P. Miller and Mrs. J. P. O’Leary. Closing meeting of the summer. activities resume in early fall.
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Court
A. P. Miller
J. P. O'Leary
Big Sisters Met at the MET Church Social Group
The Big Sisters of the MET church met Tuesday afternoon in the church parlor with Mrs Folsom in charge of the business meeting. Sixteen members were present as minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Mrs Rice led a clever contest and a lunch was served. The next meeting is planned for the last Tuesday in July with Mrs Folsom again directing the business portion and Mrs Dawson leading the program. There was also a wartime appeals note urging 10 percent investment in war bonds and stamps.
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BIG Sisters
MET
Folsom
These Farmers Have Another Job Near Oelwein Coliseum
Farmers Mr and Mrs Wearl Sissel run a large farm three miles northeast of Oelwein and operate the Coliseum. Their Holstein herd numbers about 22 milkers, plus 113 spring pigs and 38 to 40 old ones. They keep 600 hens and 800 pullets with crops near average despite late season. The piece notes the Sissels as a prominent farming family with diverse agricultural interests.
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Wearl Sissel
Oelwein , Coliseum
Sissel
Mr. Sissel
Oelwein Creamery Chief A. W. Stewart Retires or Honored
A. W. Stewart, president of the Oelwein Farmers Cooperative Creamery, has served farmers and consumers in the area for over 20 years.
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A. W. Stewart
Oelwein Farmers Cooperative Creamery
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