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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
5
Ex serviceman territory manager advertises exchange of two new Firestone passenger car tires for a furnished or unfurnished apartment. Call after 5:30 p m at 1192 J or phone 112 for details.
Advertisement from a salesman seeking a large comfortable room in a gentlemen private home with no other roomers. Room used mostly on weekends, requests best references, preferably a nearby garage, and to write K-6 c/o REGISTER.
Reports from Chicago Cedar Rapids and Waterloo show hogs mostly steady with top at 14.45 to 14.85 for various weights. Cattle and calves midweek trade softer from last week with steady to lower prices. cows slow but vealers steady with strong lambs around 16.50 to 17.25. Regional hog markets also noted steady tone with top 14.45 at Cedar Rapids and Waterloo at 14.45.
Wilson and Co produce and market items including hens leghorn fowl and heavy fowl, with prices for eggs, poultry, cheese, and geese. Chicago wholesale prices list eggs at 68,329 cases unsettled, poultry and ducks varied, and potatoes and carrots noted with regional price ranges and futures terms.
Mawkeye Library News announces Portrait of Marriage by Pearl Buck as May book of the month. Adult additions include The Spiral Staircase and The Bells of St Mary, with White and No Time for Tears among new titles. juvenile additions list many titles such as Silver Pennies and Story of a Cat.
Busy Bethel Windsor 411 girls club meeting led by president Jean Boess on May 22 discussed Rally Day plans for June 4 at Fayette. Evelyn Toenges a county office candidate spoke, Marie Van Sickle resigned to train as a nurse, and two studies were presented. The 4H group met May 28 at Dorothy Boeckenheuer’s home with eight members, songs for Evelyn Toenges, and a test on picture studies.
Bob Delian is sent to attend summer school at Upper Iowa University on Monday. Ruth Willis and Althea Goodrick plan summer study at Iowa State College in Ames. Cresco natives Cresco Hawkeye boys Dan Hochberger and James Hochberger serve in Navy. Dan to San Diego for boat training, James in Pacific duty, with homecoming anticipated. Supt H G Lincoln attends sister Helen’s funeral in Wilton May 21. Mr and Mrs Lee Mumby and sons visit the Mary Henn home in Cresco. Lt E C Vanderwalker and daughter Caryl Jones visit from Corpus Christi and Chicago. Miss Marie VanSickle moves to Waterloo as Nurse’s Aid at Allen Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elia Jones and Kay visit Lime Springs and Cresco. Mr and Mrs Leo Hoe ph er and Mr and Mrs Charles Kaeppel Jr hosted Don Stahr family Tuesday. Miss Leona Rogers ill in Waucoma. former Hawkeye teacher. Mrs Margaret Johnston of Minneapolis visits Carmichael and Hecht homes and friends. Dr F T McGrew and Dr H H Engel visit Waterloo. attend veterinarians’ clinic.
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