841 1st Ave. S.E., Oelwein, Iowa 50662 • 841 1st Ave. S.E., Oelwein, Iowa 50662 • 319-283-4221 Email: [email protected] • Website: kenselectricinc.com Email: [email protected] • Website: kenselectricinc.com 24 Hour Service Brian Irvine Owner Go to www.oelweindailyregister.com t Go to www.oelweindailyregister.com t o enter! o enter! Click on the banner ad on our homepage to upload your photo! Click on the banner ad on our homepage to upload your photo! SUBMISSION PERIOD SUBMISSION PERIOD May 2, 2016 - May 27, 2016 May 2, 2016 - May 27, 2016 VOTING PERIOD VOTING PERIOD May 28, 2016 - June 3, 2016 May 28, 2016 - June 3, 2016 HOW DOES IT WORK? View the entries and vote for your favorite. CAN I STILL PLAY IF THE CONTEST HAS ALREADY STARTED? Yes, as long as it is still within the voting period. ENTER NOW! Win Win $ $ 100 100 Cash! Cash! Favorite Photo of Your Mother Your Mother OELWEIN DAILY REGISTER’S OELWEIN DAILY REGISTER’S SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: Jo Jo’s Dairy Queen Chicken Salad or BLT Croissant .. $ 3.99 Hot Bakes ..................................... $ 3.49 319-283-4515 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 3 31 19 9 2 28 83 3 4 45 51 15 5 212 7th St. SE • Oelwein, IA Blizzard of the Month........... Royal Oreo Royal Oreo 2105 S. Frederick Ave. 2105 S. Frederick Ave. Oelwein Oelwein • • 319-283-4931 319-283-4931 SPRING FEVER Erica Bushaw, PharmD • Caitlin Reinking, PharmD 32 South Frederick, Oelwein, IA • 319.283.5254 319.283.5254 Now offering FLAVORx Bring this ad in for $1.00 OFF Med Flavoring • Immunization Services • Free Delivery in Oelwein • Free Medication Disposal • Fast, Friendly & Compassionate Customer Service You Can Trust • Plus, New Gift Lines & Wine Also Offering: No offering FLAVOR Glew of the United States Army took the stage to address the large audience and speak briefly about his military career. Glew is the son of Bob and Denise Glew of Rowley and Randy and Deb Rummel of Oelwein. He is also the grandson of deceased veterans Lynn Kellogg, Merrell Glew and grandfather-in-law, Gerald Purdy. Glew is married to an Oelwein native, Christina (Purdy) Glew, and they have two daughters, Aryn – a seventh grader at Oelwein Middle School – and Lorraine, a third grader at Wings Park Elementary. SGT. Glew is a 14-year veteran who spoke to the crowd briefly about some of his experi- ences and travels while serving his country. A combat veteran of both the Iraq and Afghanistan war, serving three tours, Glew was also deployed to South Korea at Camp Red Cloud. Currently serving at Fort Polk, Louisiana Glew also saw service time in Fort Jackson, South Carolina, where he completed his Basic Combat Training. After completing his training Glew was stationed at his first duty station in Fort Polk, and was later assigned to Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. While in the Army, Sgt. Glew’s MOS was a wheeled vehicle mechanic, for which he has become highly decorated. After Glew had concluded his address to the audience, two Oelwein eighth graders took the stage. Holly Rose Rubin and Laura Kathryn Gibbs serenaded the audience by singing a duet rendition of “In Flanders Field.” When their song had concluded, Oelwein High Schoolers John Leo and Nick Stasi took turns on stage reading off the names of those veterans who had passed away since last Memorial Day. As one of the students read the names the other rang a bell in symphony. During this time the crowd that had gathered to pay their respects became very solemn and silent. The names read included: Eldon Wardell, Clyde Watson, John Rueber, Rodney Wayne, Ray Michels, Wayne Shannon, John Kisner, Bob Rechkemmer, Stan, Kuch, Richard Furleigh, Art Orlowski, Dennis Arthur, Irvin Dingbaum, Don Lamphier, Dutch Troupe, Lester Hettinger, Bill Simpson, Roy Johnston, and Stan Wall. When Leo and Stasi had finished reading the names of those who had passed on, American Legion Auxiliary Ross Reid #9 member Sharon Link, per- formed the laying of the wreaths to fur- ther honor those who have served. To conclude the memorial service the Legion Honor Guard performed a rifle salute as Oelwein High School Band students Sammie Paul and Taylor Gish played taps on their trumpets. Pastor John Bock followed up the rifle salute and playing of taps by reading the closing Benediction prayer and ending the day’s memorial services. OELWEIN DAILY Register B ACK P AGE 12 — TUESDAY, MAY 31, 2016 n g d, d ff d es d me n s, b d r, h n, d d y r v g C d M a to e A w R G S C s a M a MEMORIAL continued from front Jake Blitch bows his head and holds his hands folded over his chest as Pastor John Block reads the benedic- tion to close out the service. (DREW CURTIS PHOTOS) Legion Auxiliary member Sharon Link performs the layin of the wreath during Monday’s Memorial Service at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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841 1st Ave. S.E., Oelwein, Iowa 50662 • 841 1st Ave. S.E., Oelwein, Iowa 50662 • 319-283-4221Email: [email protected] • Website: kenselectricinc.comEmail: [email protected] • Website: kenselectricinc.com
24 HourService
Brian IrvineOwner
Go to www.oelweindailyregister.com tGo to www.oelweindailyregister.com to enter!o enter!
Click on the banner ad on our homepage to upload your photo!Click on the banner ad on our homepage to upload your photo!
SUBMISSION PERIODSUBMISSION PERIODMay 2, 2016 - May 27, 2016May 2, 2016 - May 27, 2016
VOTING PERIODVOTING PERIODMay 28, 2016 - June 3, 2016May 28, 2016 - June 3, 2016
HOW DOES IT WORK?
View the entries and vote for your favorite.
CAN I STILL PLAY IF THE CONTEST HAS ALREADY
STARTED?Yes, as long as it is still within
the voting period.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
View the entries and vote for your favorite.
CAN I STILL PLAY IF THE CONTEST HAS ALREADY
STARTED?Yes, as long as it is still within
the voting period.
ENTERNOW!
Win Win $$100 100 Cash!Cash!
Favorite Photo of Your MotherYour Mother
OELWEIN DAILY REGISTER’SOELWEIN DAILY REGISTER’S
SPONSORED BY:SPONSORED BY:
Jo Jo’s Dairy QueenChicken Salad or BLT Croissant .. $3.99Hot Bakes ..................................... $3.49
319-283-45151111111 44 11331199 228833 44551155212 7th St. SE • Oelwein, IA
Blizzard of the Month........... Royal OreoRoyal Oreo
2105 S. Frederick Ave.2105 S. Frederick Ave.OelweinOelwein • • 319-283-4931319-283-4931
SPRING FEVER
Erica Bushaw, PharmD • Caitlin Reinking, PharmD32 South Frederick, Oelwein, IA • 319.283.5254319.283.5254
Now offering FLAVORxBring this ad in for $1.00 OFF Med Flavoring
• Immunization Services • Free Delivery in Oelwein • Free Medication Disposal
• Fast, Friendly & Compassionate Customer Service You Can Trust
• Plus, New Gift Lines & Wine
Also
Offering:
No offering FLAVOR
Glew of the United States Army took the stage to address the large audience and speak briefly about his military career.
Glew is the son of Bob and Denise Glew of Rowley and Randy and Deb Rummel of Oelwein. He is also the grandson of deceased veterans Lynn Kellogg, Merrell Glew and grandfather-in-law, Gerald Purdy.
Glew is married to an Oelwein native, Christina (Purdy) Glew, and they have two daughters, Aryn – a seventh grader at Oelwein Middle School – and Lorraine, a third grader at Wings Park Elementary.
SGT. Glew is a 14-year veteran who spoke to the crowd briefly about some of his experi-ences and travels while serving his country.
A combat veteran of both the Iraq and Afghanistan war, serving three tours, Glew was also deployed to South Korea at Camp Red Cloud.
Currently serving at Fort Polk, Louisiana Glew also saw service time in Fort Jackson, South Carolina, where he completed his Basic Combat Training.
After completing his training Glew was stationed at his first duty station in Fort Polk, and was later assigned to Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri.
While in the Army, Sgt. Glew’s MOS was a wheeled vehicle mechanic, for which he has become highly decorated.
After Glew had concluded his address to the audience, two Oelwein eighth graders took the stage.
Holly Rose Rubin and Laura Kathryn Gibbs serenaded the audience by singing a duet rendition of “In Flanders Field.”
When their song had concluded, Oelwein High Schoolers John Leo and Nick Stasi took turns on stage reading off the names of those veterans who had passed away since last Memorial Day.
As one of the students read the names the other rang a bell in symphony.
During this time the crowd that had gathered to pay their respects became very solemn and silent.
The names read included: Eldon Wardell, Clyde Watson, John
Rueber, Rodney Wayne, Ray Michels, Wayne Shannon, John Kisner, Bob Rechkemmer, Stan, Kuch, Richard Furleigh, Art Orlowski, Dennis Arthur, Irvin Dingbaum, Don Lamphier, Dutch Troupe, Lester Hettinger, Bill Simpson, Roy Johnston, and Stan Wall.
When Leo and Stasi had finished reading the names of those who had passed on, American Legion Auxiliary Ross Reid #9 member Sharon Link, per-formed the laying of the wreaths to fur-ther honor those who have served.
To conclude the memorial service the Legion Honor Guard performed a rifle salute as Oelwein High School Band students Sammie Paul and Taylor Gish played taps on their trumpets.
Pastor John Bock followed up the rifle salute and playing of taps by reading the closing Benediction prayer and ending the day’s memorial services.
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MEMORIALcontinued from front
Jake Blitch bows his head and holds his hands folded over his chest as Pastor John Block reads the benedic-tion to close out the service. (DREW CURTIS PHOTOS)
Legion Auxiliary member Sharon Link performs the layin of the wreath during Monday’s Memorial Service at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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