Weather report for Olelwein shows temperature range
Yesterday recorded a low and high in Oelwein with a forecast indicating today at 2 o clock. The report notes temperature bounds and sky conditions expected for the current day.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
4
Yesterday recorded a low and high in Oelwein with a forecast indicating today at 2 o clock. The report notes temperature bounds and sky conditions expected for the current day.
A collage of short notes from Orient and surrounding area includes wedding notices for Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fisher, and other marriage references. Reports list residents visiting, service members wounded on Okinawa, and local families hosting or traveling. A note asks readers to call 28 or 29 for undelivered REGISTER copies.
Elmer C. Sewell 87, longtime Bremer County resident, died in Iowa City on Friday and was buried Tuesday afternoon in Waverly. Survived by daughter Mrs Howard Shepherd of Waterloo and two sons Jasper Lewe of Waterloo and AL Wine Cave of Chugwater Wyoming, plus several grandchildren.
Special reports Grafenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Feux Grafenberg chosen as deputy in the practice law in West Union 1st Year 2nd grade Pavelle school notices list American Legion and fire insurance meeting plans at Legion Hall 7 30 p m with tributes to Mrs Alyce Frame. Scout 39 meets at Sacred Heart School Growle pneumonia improves for Mrs Susie Peterson and 5 Robert Edwards on furlough visiting sister Lewis Leo and others in Oelwein.
Patients admitted include Mrs Margaret Singer of Del medical, Mickelson of Qel medical, Airs Alva Allen of Hazleton, 5S A Donaldson of Maynard, Marvel Wenger of Volga City, and Mr end Mrs Paul Murray of Aurore a girl born Wednesday. Discharges include Mrs Alice Gage of Farelle, Mrs Harold Vanseio and baby Aurora, Mrs Otto Falek and baby of Aurora, Francis Larson and abr, Mrs Dale Potter and baby of Rendalla, and Osiwein Warian from Oel Roque of Maynar.
Fairbank services planned Saturday for Martin Preble who died at his home after a three week illness. Survives include a daughter Mrs Leo Pete. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Local clubs schedule a talk by Captain Nicholson as the featured event. Venue details indicate a June 4 gathering in the auditorium with a veteran speaker expected to share wartime experiences and insights.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Maynard and names like Paul, Barnes, Kap, and Buriels. It references vaccination or medical terms and dated items around 1604, with unclear context. The readable parts suggest a clipped market or meeting entry with uncertain details and several garbled names.
excerpts from letters received at relief headquarters reveal personal pleas for help. a divorce case, missing children, cloth shortages, and requests for aid surface amid grim lines. a woman writes of unborn and newborn children, others seek shelter money and support amid hardship. the tone is desperate and plaintive.
The note states that the writer has delivered twins and asserts compliance with instructions, claiming no further doctor visits are needed. The fragment presents an unusual delivery claim linked to an enclosed envelope.
Lavina Bertha Nissen born October 24 1921 at Rembeck Iowa daughter of Richard A Nissen and Mary Nissen. Married Herbert Maurice Woodall March 28 1942 at Independence Iowa. One child Ann born dies 1944. Died May 26 1945. Survived by husband and parents and three brothers John George Reymond Nissen of Oelwein and many relatives. Memorial services held at Grace Methodist Church.
Arlington special reports Mrs David Jellings died at home near Wadena Sunday night May 27 aged 65 years six months and 23 days. She is survived by husband two daughters and two sons with seven grandchildren and seven brothers. Burial was in Wadena cemetery. Interment was preceded by a May 29 service officiated by Rev F C Witzigman with Mrs W P Tait at the organ and songs In the Garden and Crossing the Bar.
Services were conducted by Rev. H. A. Wilke in the Presbyterian church at Wadena Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. The notice records a regular church service with a brief over sight of the conducting minister and timing.
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