Oelwein Weather Report Summary
Yesterday recorded a high temperature with a lower low. Today's forecast notes the mercury at 2 o'clock with expectations of continued mild conditions.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
3
Yesterday recorded a high temperature with a lower low. Today's forecast notes the mercury at 2 o'clock with expectations of continued mild conditions.
Local notices report numerous callers and visits to Devorah residents including Holt family and relatives from Navy and Army units. Veterans and students travel between Des Moines Waterloo Minneapolis and Chicago for leave duty and studies. A city circulation notice urges subscribers to call for missing REGISTER by 6:30 p.m.
Admitted: nna May Schraeder of Oelwein tonsulotomy Connie Foster Sally Foster Darlene Maher M M Munger Tella Hail Richard Weston Adams Lorenz Behrens medical surgical. Discharged: Mrs. Alice Purnside Mrs. Ray Wood and baby Mrs. Alva Allen. Hazleton. Invest 10 in War Bonds and Stamps now. Our boys need equipment.
The unveiling of a Christ picture memorializing Mrs Gail Ruth Witzigman will be at Grace Methodist Church on June 1. Bishop Brashares will attend. The 33 by 38 inch image bears the inscription In memory of Mrs Gail Ruth Witzigman wife of the Rev F C Witzigman D D. The article also covers a Rotary talk on the CGW locomotive repair program at Oelwein shops with details from superintendent Theo Olsen and foremen on motive power air brakes tools and cost figures.
A Field Equipment unit in Kunming, China, built a homegrown truck from three old Chinese vehicles. S/Sgt Wayne L. Donaldson, Pfc Henry E. Filis, S/Sgt William L. Ruesch, and S/Sgt Lewis Rice led the two week project, using a Chevrolet nose, Ford chassis, and a GM cab. The improvised truck, praised for saving fuel and oil, features a distinctive high pitched horn.
Fred Bushby former Buchanan County Sheriff and local official leaves Fairbank with his wife and six children for Texas. He sold his farm to Clarence and plans to settle along the way, seeking a new home while recalling his World War I service and farming days despite losing his right arm and thumb.
Large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon for memorial services in Elgin. The program included Invocation, Rev. J. C. Warren, vocal solo by Mrs. Gerald Shaffer, reading We Too Were There by Noel Smith, musical group from Elgin led by Dawn Dummermuth, and an address by Ally W. H. Antes of West Union. Cemetery exercises conducted by the American Legion. Card of thanks from Mrs. George Ohligschlager for sympathy and hospital courtesies.
In Sawardar's Justice Court a misprint lists the offender as Donald Strasa instead of Donald A. Sprague. The fine of 15 dollars and costs for driving without a license and faulty equipment includes seven dollars suspended if a license is obtained within 30 days.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Methodist church began a two week session with seventy eight children enrolled. Teachers include Rev R Park Anderson John Davis Barbara Dunfrund Nira Obl GertTrude Fenchel Elaine Kingsland Betty Bieber Joan Kimpsion Marjorie Homewood Leola Carter. Emanuel Lutheran church reports sixty one pupils enrolled for the two week session with morning and afternoon classes. Teachers are Rev and Mrs S J Merrer Florine Ariell Forda Snyder Beverly Huebner Donald Chevalier Darlene Dexter.
Randallia residents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Parker and niece and A. B. Peters, Mason Ciriy, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ostrander whose daughter Marion Snyder hosted a monthlong visit. Festina visitors, Kenneth Thamert and daughter Jean Owatonne Mina, spent time at Fred McFadden's home. Mrs. Wil Dugan of Waterloo and others visited Wednesday. Henry Anderson of Newhall and Mrs. John Woods of Independence visited the McFadden household.
Elgin U S W will convene at city hall Wednesday afternoon with a call for many handkerchiefs bed pillows wheel chair pillows and slips for use at eight convalescent hospitals.
Miss Neva Pond correspondent reports visits in the Louis Anderman home near Arlington and other Stanley areas last week. Families from Waterloo Des Moines Cedar Falls and Maynard are mentioned along with a State Park picnic honoring Harry Weston on furlough. Sgt Ray Kwehl of Texas arrived to visit relatives while others attend funerals and trips to Lake View and Quasinet.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet at 2 p.m. in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Hostesses are Mesdames H C Warnke A H Betz and Wm Wiehe.
West side residents and city officials clash over the water project tied to the viaduct. Officials say CGIA share exceeds 5000 dollars unpaid, with costs cited under a cost plus ten percent plan. Mayor Gunderson notes labor was inexpensive and disputes focus on condition and drainage.
The page lists a Birth Announcement for a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ray Woods with Memorial Day timing at Mercy Hospital. It notes a Sunnyside Masonic lodge special meeting for third degree, Helping Hand Society Wednesday gathering, and cemetery association’s June meeting at Mrs George Leis home with seven members in attendance. Also contains household tips on cleaning sinks with lemon and do it yourself faucet repair plus pine soap shampoo recipe.
Laundry guidance explains laundering curtains for a single room using starch, noting fast drying and ways to prevent shrinkage. It advises hanging methods, drying curtains to avoid wrinkles, and ensuring rod fittings resist rust.
Fairbank notes Lillian Thompson reports Mrs. Sylvia Miler and nine children visiting Zion for a weekend stay while Mrs. Ronald Michener and son Mike return to Illinois. William Zimmerman of Chicago visits F L Adexman. Wapsie River rises slightly to .08 feet. Island Park logs tied to trees but water lower than last June. More Fairbank news inside.
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