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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
6
Fragmentary records show Harold and Nellie King organizing a memorial at the cemetery with flowers for deceased members. A committee of five volunteers handled the arrangements while gifts received were limited to money.
Airs Apna Kelb will entertain the Modern Country Club members at her home on Tuesday afternoon July 3. Huma Rees to entertain LA, TN SA members Tuesday afternoon at 2.
Sgt. Ale Swenson on 30 day furlough to Clermont visiting his mother Mrs. Tillie Swenson and Mrs. Anna Hamilton. He arrived Tuesday from Italy.
Clermont Lutheran parishioners attend Bible Camp at Clear Lake this week. Baptisms occurred Sunday with Rev. A. O. Nesselt officiating, naming Howard Learn Geraldine Frieden Caro Ann Gunderson and Norman Amundson. A parish picnic honored Mrs. Sitter and others, with Scout Troop 31 meeting to plan camp at Gawunas near Waverly in July.
A fragmented note from Paul Heaglan and La Verne Wolfgram describes a visit in Aurora with mentions of Glenn Jen, HL Thorlakson, and Burnm Wilbur V-12. The scribbled text references ads, Wilson and Hesels, and nearby events, portraying a busy afternoon.
Maynard Mrs Golda Fullmer Orville Kies and Robert Warnke name new manager Tommy Tammand of Parkersburg will take over Srebrni & Rose Lumber Co. Don Shepherd returns to Washington to continue a journey for home in Keise. Juanita Tokheim departs for Boulder to attend University of 20 this year. Bergen Nyéer returns to Chicago after a weekend visit. his wife remains.
Mrs Chris Rasmussen and Rosella McComb attended a Fayette supper with Loyal Beman and Mrs Kenneth Upham. Post nuptial shower events honored Mrs Laura Ferrow Fischer at Will Wells home. Kenneth Upham slated to teach seventh grade in Sumner summer program. Norma Herman returned home from a visit near Manchester.
The local ration board announced the first allotment of canning sugar as five pounds per person and said a second allotment will be issued in August based on the district office quota. It thanked volunteers for assisting in the process and urged greater response for August.
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