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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1946

Page

4

Local Visitors and Callers Reported Across Cities

Mrs Leo Ringgeld of Winthrop shopped in this city yesterday. Harry Taylor of Arlington, a business caller, was here Monday. Mr and Mrs Reuben Koob visited his Plainfield parents on Sunday. Callers included Mr and Mrs John Bowers of Oran. Mrs J Sherman of Jesup, formerly of Oelwein, visited Saturday. Mrs Dale Koepfel of Waterloo weekended in Oelwein. Grandchildren Shirley Carl and Alice Lang of Waterloo stayed with Dan Short family this weekend. Mrs Don Laffoon and Mrs Paul Gabrielson called on Saturday in Waterloo. Bill Jones of Lament was a caller yesterday.

Leo Ringgeld Winthrop Harry Taylor Arling Ton Reuben Koob Plainfield John Bowers Oran J. Sherman Jesup Oelwein Dale Koepfel Waterloo Dan Short Shirley Carl Alice Lang Don Laffoon Paul Gabrielson Bill Jones Lament

Oelwein Daily Social Roundup Quite Busy

Many residents and visitors are noted in a string of social calls and errands across Oelwein and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennington of Volga City, Dr. Vern Ash with her great grandson in New Hampton, Joe Oldfather in Oelwein, Max and Mrs Smith of Independence, Mrs. Henry Bowman from Arlington, Kirk Hicks of Volga City, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmits of Lawler, and Barbara Wright of West Union. Also listed are guests at the Lenius home, Paul Weishapl in Waterloo, Raymond Jarcow in Hawkeye, Sumner callers, Ray Meyer of Wadena, Mildred McKinney of Arlington, James Smith of Aurora, Albert Zerjacks of Fairbank, Mrs. W. H. Schrader of Sumner, Miss Marcella Schlumbohm’s Boise trip and California plans, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoddard visiting Lloyd Payne in Iowa City, Mr. Guy E. Donaldson in Sumner, Mrs. Carl Rasustesen, Mrs. Clara Mae Mather shopping in Cedar Rapids, Lee Shay’s arm injury, the Crahan and Mihm families in Charles City, Brant relatives’ Urbana and St Louis trip, and visits by George Waters and Kyle Hillman of Waterloo. Also noted are Kay Ferguson of Waterloo visiting in Oelwein, Clement Fiedler in Galena, and Guy Handy called to Richland Center by a death in the family.

Ray Stoddard Iowa City Lloyd Payne University Hospital Guy E. Donaldson Sumner Carl Rasustesen Clara Mae Mather Cedar Rapids Lee Shay Clarence Shay Lee ‘Crahan Alex Mihm Anna Mae Crahan Marcus Herman Charles City Mary ‘Crahan W. Brant H Vnaoul Brant Urbana St. Louis George Waters West Union Oelwein Kyle, Hillman Waterloo Kay Ferguson Clement Fiedler Galena Guy Handy Richland Center Wis Will Jones

Mercy Hospital Admits and Births in Oelwein Area

At Mercy Hospital admitted patients include Erma riddrick of Oelwein with surgical needs John Fink also of Oelwein Spencer Medlock and James Coonrod in medical care Leila Blake and Patricia Potratz of Maynard plus Mrs Walter Potratz Maynard and Mrs Roy Bienfang. Births recorded show Mr and Mrs Deliert Leverington of Oelwein with a girl and Mr and Mrs Harold Keppler of Lamont with a boy. Discharges noted include James Richhalgh of Oelwein Mrs Sylvia King of Aurora Howard Hoepfner Randalia and Joni Petersheim Hazleton with others, and several others from Oelwein including Mrs Leslie Getz and baby and Mrs Grover Fauser and baby as well as Mrs Lloyd Millard and Hazleton Mrs Dale Hunter and baby.

Erma ¥Riddrick Oelwein John Fink Spencer Medlock James Coonrod Oewein Leila Blake Oelwe Patricia Potratz Maynard Walter Potratz Maynat Roy Bienfang James Richhalgh Sylvia King Aurora Howard Hoepfner Randalia Eugene Clarke Joni Petersheim Hazleton Leslie Getz Grover Fauser Lloyd Millard Dale Hunter Waby

F Overland of Independence Visits Oelwein

Morning scene reports F Overland of Independence calling in Oelwein during a local morning period.

Oelwein F. Overland of Independence

Services Tomorrow For O. A. Wright

Funeral services for O. A. Wright, who died yesterday morning, will be held at Brant Funeral Home on Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Rev. L. W. Hayter officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn.

O. A. Wright Brant Funeral Home L. W. Hayter Woodlawn

Local Military and Family News From Fayatte

Capt Curtis Hartman arrives home on discharge expected in January after Korea and Japan service. M Sgt Wallace Gallaher returns after 20 months overseas including Hawaii and Tokyo, plans Iowa State forestry in January. Rebecca Louise born December 1 at Mercy Hospital Oelwein to Mr and Mrs Marvin Knutson. Ruth Dickinson visits from Salt Lake City. Joe Anna Martin recovering at home after illness. Cpl David Crawford discharged from army, former Aberdeen Maryland post. Mrs Mervin Mitchell and Evelyn Touisch visit California.

Curtis Hartman George M. J. Hartman Wallace Japan California Iowa State College Forestry Department Ames Marvin Knutson Mercy Ralph Dickinson Joe Anna Martin Albert Martin, Jr Mercy Hospital Oelwein Cpl David Crawford Aberdeen Mervin Mitchell Evelyn Touisch

Man-Made Meteors To Aid Science

A white comet with a 100 foot flame tail will streak across the sky above White Sands New Mexico at midnight December 17 EST. Astronomers witnessing the phenomenon will see a shower of meteors exit the rocket at ten second intervals as part of an Army ordnance test using a V-2 rocket captured from Germany.

Washington White Sands N. M Outer Space Army Ordnance

Foundry Workers Seek End to Piece Work

MILWAUKEE Wis UP Delegates representing 400 000 foundry workers demanded minimum wage standards and elimination of piece work at the CIO United Automobile Workers first national foundry conference. The resolutions were passed as the conference ended last night.

Milwaukee Wis CIO United Automobile Workers First National Foundry

City Hall hosts chauffeur license renewals on Dec 12 and 14

Patrolmen warn this is the final renewal window for chauffeur licenses at City Hall. Residents may appear December 12 or 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to complete the renewal.

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