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Newspaper

Oelwein Daily Register

Location

Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1944

Page

4

City In Brief Highlights Local Visitors and Events

City in Brief notes various social calls and visits in Oelwein from Edgewood Cedar Falls Maynard and Fayette with guests including Mr and Mrs Steve Graves Mr and Mrs Frank Greenley and Mrs Bertha Mealex. Also mentions Cedar Falls Husky game Friday 7 15 pm admission 11 and 2 plus tax and ticket sales by Boos Mrs Oscar Steele and other locals featured.

Frank Greenley J Elgin Oelvein Red Orek Bertha Mealex Formerix Cedar Falls Huskies Oecar Steele

Holiday shoppers and visitors mingle in Oelwein notes

A jumble of city visitors shoppers and callers lists many residents in Oelwein and nearby towns. Lyle Crain of Lamont and J F Micheel Fayette are among yesterday's visitors while Miss Jean Graves becomes a new employee at FL W Woodworth Co. Several Aurora and Arlington residents call or shop in the city and Benny Lillibridge arrives from Des Moines to spend holidays with grandparents. The Cedar Falls defeat and Huskies upcoming game at O M S gym are also noted along with a fire department Christmas party and a navy remark by Buzz McBride.

Benny Lillibridge Des Moines A. Lillibridge Oelwein Fire Department Legion Hall al. F. Gunderson Leo Bmoment Ross, Meskell AL M. Frame J. F Buzz” McBride Navy Gunderson

Mercy Hospital Admits Several Patients and Births

At Mercy Hospital Ralph Gage of Fayette is admitted with an injury. Births include a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis of Strawberry Point yesterday and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brownell of Stanley yesterday. Discharges include Russell Tucker of Strawberry Point Mrs. Irvine Herrmann of Arlington and Francis Banek and baby of Tamarack Arlington. Ronald Bruner of Strawberry Point is listed as a patient. War rags are requested for Cluemint paper production and roofing of military buildings.

Ralph Gage Fayette Cecil Davis Strawberry Point Frank Brownell Stanley Russell Tucker Irvine Herrmann Arlington

Rosary Tonight for Joe Rodgers

The body of Joe Rodgers was taken from Brant funeral home to the Ernest Hulse residence at 709 1st Ave SW where the Rosary will be said tonight at ? o'clock. Funeral services for the 17 year old victim of carbon monoxide poisoning will be at Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock Friday morning.

Joe Rodgers Brant Ernest Hulse 1St Ave Sacred Heart Church

Mother of Local Resident Buried in Marshalltown

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Bucksbaum of Marshalltown were held at the Sons of Israel Church with Rabbi Benjamin Cohen officiating. Burial followed at Glendale Cemetery Des Moines after a service at Glendale Chapel. Born October 16 1867 in Galicia she came to America with her husband Noah Bucksbaum in 1887 and settled in Marshalltown. She died after eight days in Evangelical Deaconess hospital from a heart ailment. Surviving are seven children thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Her family includes Morris Louis Isaac Mrs Abe Schwartz Mrs Max Sabbath Mrs Sam Greensweig and Saul Bucksbaum with several grandchildren in the armed forces.

Anna Becksbaum Marshalltown Imother Saul Bucksbaum Sons of Israel Benjamin Cohen Glendale Chapel Des Moines Glendale Bucksbaum Evangelical Deaconese Hospital Galicia Austria Solomon Gala Green Noah Bucksbaum America

Ex-Slave 126 Dies in South Near Pine Bluff Ark

Zachary of Pine Bluff Ark reports the death of Mrs Mariah Knox a 126 year old ex slave whose life spanned almost all of U S history She was born in 1818 in Sumter County SC as a slave of J Knox and later owned 30 acres Surviving are two sons two daughters 42 grandchildren 200 great grandchildren and 65 great great grandchildren with relatives from South Carolina New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Richmond and Wilmington at the funeral

Zachary Pine Bluff Ark I. C. Zachry Mariah Knox Zachary Rae Knox Goes S.C Abraham Lincoln John Adams United States South Carolina Sumter County J_ J.Knox New York Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Richmond Wilmington

Card of Thanks for Chevrolet Garage Fire Help

Card of thanks to friends who served lunch and coffee after the Chevrolet Garage fire. Grateful for donations and to Mrs John and Mrs Phil Lazio for use of their shop. Signed by the Volunteer Fire Department of Oelwein.

John and Mirs Phil Lazio Volunteer Fire Department Oelwein

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oelweix Nesterday Steve Graves Edgewood Oeelwein Hk. E. Heal of Ed Jens of Maynard Oelwein Yesterdary Mabel Damion Morland Huls of Byran Speviahy Cleaners A-Chaeul Sianer Celier H. E. Swarts Frank Ritchie Garnier Tit Lee KR. Scheffler Alr Ee R. Scher O. J. Rummet Estercar Nathan Barr Lyle Crain Lamont J._ F. Miche el Fayette W. H. Meller Aurora Gelwein Norman Streeter Fayete Jean Graves Aurers The FL W. Woodworth Company Chas. Livezey Herbert Sprague Chas. Logan Carl E. Smith Searle Wash Rose Oelwein Waverly Addy Chester Hurd Leve Meur Hazieton Voinseltias Paul H. Kinsman Florist City Park Road Oelwein Merchants Chamber OF Commerce Grand Theater Santa Oelwe Mercy Hospital Ars Francis Banek Baby of Tamant Asset of Ronald Bruner the Fashion Cleaners Rosary South Irene Fred’k Phene Celvely Daily Register Ross Co Rayon Coats Koret Shtrelex Swerlers Ross Willens
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