Official Max and Min Readings From Yesterday
Temperature readings show 62 degrees as the official maximum and a lower official minimum observed yesterday afternoon. No additional context or locations are provided.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1944
Page
3
Temperature readings show 62 degrees as the official maximum and a lower official minimum observed yesterday afternoon. No additional context or locations are provided.
County items recap weekend and travel notes from Oelwein and nearby towns. Margaret Scanlen and Mrs Jewell Wrant visited Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Allen Shadie traveled through Oelwein en route to West Union after Dubuque. Reeree Kine arrived from Ft Summer New Mexico on a short leave with parents and Mrs Harold King. Mary Weber called to Dorchester by the death of her brother in law Frank Ziemann. Mrs Leroy Steele left for Decorah to visit friends. Martinfein and baby of Fairbank visited Delwein. Cream Cartoken and homemade biscuits advertised at Temple Cafe. Pele Greco and family returned from Des Moines. Dr and Mrs S B Zoller and daughter Carlotta of Fredericks were callers in Oelwein. Dorothy Kunning returned home after a week in Des Moines with Aliys Tary Lou Nelson. Joe Tracine left for Rochester to visit Jubenville and Brooklyn to see relatives. attending University of Iowa. Roy McClain and Ruth of Waterloo, Mrs John Adams of Shanks visited Oelwein. Mrs Seth Crall and granddaughter Alecia Resers of Mason City returning home.
Sgt Lavern G Leverington of Oelwein Iowa receives the second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for meritorious aerial achievement with the Fifteenth Army Air Force in Italy. He is a radio operator who participated in operations against targets including Ploiesti refineries and Bucharest yards. Additional local news lists visiting relatives, furloughs, and hometown moves involving residents from Oelwein and nearby towns.
Two Rechkemmer brothers sons of Mr and Mrs H F Rechkemmer east of town met on a central Pacific island after long travel and wartime separation. Bob Rechkemmer Navy lieutenant and Bill Rechkemmer Marine sergeant visited Bill’s bar racks then toured the island before special liberties. Bill enlisted November 1943 at San Diego and is stationed in the South Pacific. Bob has served since October 1942 and participated in Marshalls and Saipan invasions. Their brother Charles, also in the Marines, is stationed somewhere in the South Pacific.
An OPA conservation meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday August 8 at p m. It was announced by L C Surius of Maynard a member of the OL PLAL committee.
The Oelwein Register, with Mike Frame and assistant Cecil Sehneider, previews last week’s weather in Oelwein. One bloody day and a heavy rainfall Friday at 3 30 a.m. with 2.1 inches. Temperatures ranged from a high of 91 to a low around 61, with varying daily readings throughout the week. Oatstrop is reported to be heavy and of good quality.
At Mercy Hospital admitted Whitford West Union medical. Mrs Herman Lang Westgate Joan Gaskill Arlington tonsillectomy. Waine Gaskill Arlington tonsillectomy Richard sulectomy. Births Mr and Mrs Milton Rehlander Oelwein box today. Mr and Mrs Fred Hahn Straw Point yesterday. Mr and Mrs Derbert Wagner Randalia boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bachman girl yesterday. Mrs Arthur Bowrean sion girl today. Discharged Sam Sumku and baby Oelvem. Mrs Robert Arthur and baby Maynard. Mrs Dean Foster and baby Oelwei. Mrs Florence Lindstrom Cecil Willerson Arlington Howard Jensen Ochre cison Voiza City von-
Miss Mamie Alice Sperry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frances Sperry, spends vacation finishing a house project started by her brothers now in service. The 92 degree shade day finds her applying trim and white finishing touches with help from her father. She plans to teach social science at Arlington High School next year after graduating from Missouri College.
Infant Loren Lee Wait aged months died this morning at 2 o clock. He is survived by parents Air Wait and Mr Carl Wait of 1109 1st Avenue S W and four sisters and three brothers. Funeral at the residence Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev D K Pugh officiating. Burial in Wilson Cemetery at Independence. Body at Brant funeral home until Tuesday morning.
The article outlines options to reduce labor in manure management. It suggests hauling daily to avoid double handling or letting manure accumulate under animals and in feed sheds during winter, then hauling all at once. It notes nitrogen loss if not hauled and spread in cool damp weather, and urges timely plowing. It ends with a prompt to invest in Hondas and stamps for Victory.
Magazine shortages force USO canteen managers to appeal for donations. Officials urge patrons to bring periodicals to boost morale and provide reading material for personnel and volunteers at the facility.
The Oelwein center reports a mystery fiction day and asks readers to bring reading material to the depot. Land placed on the table for that purpose. Picture magazines and adventure periodicals like Readers Digest are especially appreciated by the servicemen.
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