The Oelwein Daily Register from Oelwein, Iowa • Page 4

OBLWIIN WE ATHEE (24 hour parlor preceding 9 p. m. last evening. maximum Yesterday's minimum Today at 2 o'clock 59 --Mr. and 'Mrs.

John Saundry were in the Will in --Mildred Keely sent the weekend with her daughter, Gail, in Chicago. --Weekend guests in the A. C. Smith William -C. Smith, law student at--lowa'VCity and Lena Zook of Burlington.

--Mr. and E. C. Benz were dinner: guests in the Matt Huber home in Waverly Sunday. --Visitors in the city over the weekend were Mr.

arid Mrs. Clair Shippy Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shippy a son, Lee, and Myrna Newton. --Sunday calle'rs in OciwjBih we're Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Pieplow. --Shoppers in the city Monday afternoon were Mrs. George Mey-- ers and son, and Mrs. Francis Mebus, Hazleton.

--Emma Schrani is Tisitin? in Independence for time. 'Raymond Johnson is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harold Arthauer at Maynard today. --Mrs. Dale Ilamm arid son; --Mrs, Louise Chase and Mrs.

Ed Troups-and daughter, Shirley, Ann, went to Cedar Rapids Monday to --Guy Flemlnff of Waterloo vta- lite'd Mrs." Nellie Bennington and Ray Fleming Sunday. --Mr. Lee Rodda of Chicago spkit the" Weekend in the. Robert Connor home --Mr Roy Anderson, Mike Loban. Ray Rice and Evelyn'Nelson attended the Firestone spring and summer dealers''meeting in-Waterloo last evening.

--Marguerite In JVloines today taking the state cosmetology examinations. --Mr. and Mrs. R. V.

Theobald and wife visited in the T. V. Theobald and Frank Walrath homes over --Harry Schrack.too-leavin* Wednesday to brother; Earl Schrack, in Salt Lake City. --Waterlqo shoppers; last evening wereyMr. and MrsrjWilliam Kleist arid Mr.

and Mrs. Al Hollingsworth. --Attending; a district library rneeting at Fayette today Is Ruth Tabor. and Mrs. Gowanlock have returned from a two weeks with relatives in Sacred Heart Presents Musical Underclassmen'in Sacred Heart High School are putting in last minute poliihing of scenes in their operettas which will be presented next Sunday evening at 8:00 p.

m. The freshmen-sophomores boys' cast of the Myers-Carrington operetta, Pjeshies are realistic 'picture of and downs of clever Frosh; who sick of upperclass domination and valet service in their boys' school, turn the a vengeance. Upperclassmen a completely routed in the denouncement which follows. upperclass crowd is Gene Adams, Jim Hayes, Howard and Hubert Mannion, Virgil Luckeroth, J. B.

Feld; John Brinkman, Lyle Welch and Tom Rech- kemmer. The freshmen pranksters are headed by Joe Crowley, Jim Feld, John Tom Puff, Pat McGuire, Paul Gessner. Other. boys in these two classes.form the chorus. The girls will present "Margie At Mercy Hospital by the strikeout' route.

Jirak publican national committee chair- caught for Waucoma and Shipton man, presided over' the two-day for Clermemt. meeting. In announcing the committee's selection, Reece that "Governor Green enjoys the highest confidence and esteem of the people of both parties. He will make an 'able and inspiring keynote hits and 1 error; for address. I think he is an excellent i I 1 Summaries; Clermont 2 runs, 8 hits, and errors; Waucoma 1 run, 6 hits, and 0 errors.

Victorious Maynerd a't Wadena 15 to for Maynard 15 Admitted- Mr. Eugene medical. Goes Modern" another of Myers- Carrington's popular operettas. It is the story of students in -Art school who compete for theCecel- ian. medal under the direction of their scheming instructor, Madame Moore Hazie'ton; Raphael, Maurine Smith.

A fortune is tied up in the deci- Wadena 1 4 hits 7 errors. Wolf gram-and Lockard pitched and Steihbrpnh caught Maynard. wereybat- teries for Wadena. Aiphk Fklls Hawkeye won a home game from Alpha 13-to 4. Hawkeye had 13 runs, 10 hits, 2 errors while Alpha had 4 runs, 2 hits? and 5 enters.

Schiiltz and Gunderman pitched for Hawkeye and caught. pitched Swartz caught for'-Alpha. West Union Wins Union stopped Elgin 14 to 7 atAVest pitching choice:" selection came' after supporters of Gov. Thomas E. New York, objected to Sen.

Eugene D. Millikin; because Millikin publicly the candidacy of Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. Green; a "favorite son" candidate in Illinois, was not regarded as a serious presidential contender.

Bread Price War Reaches New Pitch MUSCATINE UP A bread price war being waged' by grocers hit a new pitch today. Some grocers offered a- free loaf of bread witli each $3 purchase of groceries. Others immediately Coffered free'bread with each $2.50 purchase. If 'the housewife; wanted bread only, however, it' cost 'her "10 cents a 4 The price' war started supermarket cut its 'Bread prices from 17 cents to 12- cents: Grocers promptly brought their price dime. TODAY' Don'i miss the; clatti- Martin has been mentioned as jed advertising section.

a possible compromise presidential candidate in the: event; of a convention deadlock; but Reece said he didn't think selection had any "political sig- for- West struck 10; Ott nificance in that sense." Many did the pitched observers believed his selection and Smith caught for-Elgin. Summary for WestfUnibn, 14 runs and 11 hits; 7 and 5 -hits. C'Hpme runs were hit by Lehman of Elgin and Johnson, of West Union. Denny, of Chicago is visiting- her. sister! Sue Harvey and- mother, Mrs.

Clara Fargo. --Mrs. Don Sproull and Stephen and Mrs. Harlan Hartford of Win- throp were callers in' Oelwein Saturday. --Sunday dinner guests in "the Sam Stewart home were Mr.

and Mr. Robert Hall, Wadena, s.u'r.r, gical. Mr- Gordon Spragiie, Arlington, medical. sion of the trustees appointed to select the winner, Margie, Betty Ha'rn, but the girls uncover the plot and outwit the wily board of Mrs Edward Verbeck, Hazle- directors, represented by Jo Ann 'Bwalwan, Ruth Mary Vela and i Alberta Duenas. Art students are Mrs -Ted I Colleen Kirby, Mary Dee Cross, Births-Mr.

and Governor Green Gives Address At Meeting PHILADELPHIA UP Gov. Dwight H. Green of Illinois will deliver the keynote address at Republican national conven- 1 virtually eliminated him from tlie presidential race. John. Lippert Construction Co.

CHURCH MEMBERS HONOR PASTOR'S BIRTHDAY ARLINGTON of the Church of Christ and. Mends gathered in the church parlors Tuesday to honor their pastor, Rev. William Seeley, on his birthday. Games were played and a purse of money 'was pre- sen ted as a 75 were present. Do you belonp to a cnureft? See the Register's tri-county church every Friday- tion here" in;" June and house Mrs.

Fred- Richards of Hazleton Hazleton girl i Ann Leo, Marjorie Joseph W. Martin, Mr and Mrs Clarence Pond, Norma Frost, Victoria Lujan and will be the par. iI, Colleen Michener. I Mrs. Paul Suhr, Arlington; Mrs.

William Fay, Oelwein. Mrs. Teresa Joyce, Oelwein. and Mr. and F.

H. Dewees. i --Mrs. M. 'Qreeh has been removed People's hos-j pital at Independence and is now i staying with her daughter, Mrs.

William Paulson. --Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Meyers j' of Albeit Lea Minn, weie Sun- day guests the Harold Jamison- -u i home AtWeatherbee, School Glenn Letchford who has been visiting in the Mr and Mrs. J. Evert home since Sunday is United Farmers met atthe returning to PostvOle today. erbee school Friday Clever, rollicking songs inter- ley's permanent chairman. Green was selected unanimously woven with the patter, of'the stu- -as' the contention's temporary Mr Frank Hernandez Oelwein dents make thesepresentations 'a chairman by-; Miss Arlington.1 delightful evening pf wKimsy.

Dick Becker and his stage crew and the art students, who painted the large mural of-rolling hills and lakes for the art studio scene, ventibn 'arrangements committee last night. J. The committee also unanimously for the permanent' chairmanship, which was have been working endless "hours i tantamount to his formal elec-' to perfect the settings for these' tion by: the convention operettas. A matinee for the grade -school be given on after- -W. Henry Galbrath, editor of eir regular meeting Dr HaU of I the Midland School which is pub- Maynard- spoke pn, Cost of Pro- Arlington i The corhmittee-will meet again today to select a secretary, ser-i a i is lished by Iowa State Education duction and vanous.subjects^per- i AwnHatinn wa a rallpr taming to farmers.

A local, group i 1O and other officers. Mrs. Dudley C. Hay, Republican national committeewoman from was favored for secretary while Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs William S. Cic McKerizie, chape, s.vices morn- Ung.

Our Hotel tries in every way possible to help the people of Oelwein. Our room rates are reasonable and our rooms are comfortable. MEALEY HOTEL tad 6 runs 5 hl.s, and 7 errors Come in here to dine. Our daily menu includes a wide assortment of food which is always courteously Thorpe's Cafe MARRIAGE LICENSES ELKADER (Special) Marriage licenses were issued at Elkader last week to Virgil H. haus Guttenberg.

and Sttckfort, Garnavillo, Stprbeck, Elkader, and Helen Clayton. Donald Laufer, McGre-r gor. and Ethel Henkes, or; Joseph Le Roy McCauley, iShullsburg, Wis, and Rita Ann Guttenberg BIRTHS AT ELKADER i ELKADER (Special) Births Elkader hospital last week are to Mr and Mrs. Keni neth Games, Elkader, boy. J.

caught I Hogan hit a triple for Oran. Randalia Wins Randalia playing at Fayette won 1-13 to 4- Oderkirk and Wilbui smacked 'homers for Randalia, Allenstein hit a homer and Franks two; for Wilbur pitched for Ran- dalia and Woods caught Franks 1 and Allenstein pitched while Fan- german caught for Fayette. Edge Waucoma Clermont took a pitching duel from Waucoma when YouiSin scored on a triple by Shipton. l.lToftsgard struck out 22 foi Cler- imont and Laurence sent 17 down a committee 1 Walter On Mother's Day Say it with Flowers She'll appreciate your remembrance of her. Paul H.

Kinsman Florist but J. Carroll Reece. Re- WHITE SPbf FoOid Fountain Service L. H. SANFORD i You may.be Married a half a dozen you" can only Graduate from school ONCE A times High Hake the most of tKe occasion, whether yon are a Senior or a Jnnior.

Attend all the Parties 1 i and the other Social Occasions. This is the only time you will graduate from High School. Be Dressed in an Outfit that will make eyes SPARKLE. We have been outtiting Seniors and Juniors for so long maybe your Dad's graduation I tit came from Kcrwins. I Wt crt opta Saturday STRETCH THAT DOLLAR! BIG SAVINGS NOW ON MANY EVERYDAY ITEMS! I I rlfn WEED-NO-MORE Guaranteed to kill oil the weeds in your lawn or garden without injury to tag plants.

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