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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
6
Maynard Presbyterian Church reports Rev. Jam Churen and Sunday services at 9 and 10:30 with Sunday School. West side churches share notices of baptisms, memorials, and visits by local families including Parsons and Foss, plus residents of Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Decorah, and Freeport visiting or staying with relatives.
Fairbank correspondent Lillian Thompson reports on Sunday visits by Bil Follmer and Mrs Kelsey Fry of Qel Wem. Junior Miller returns to Detroit to resume medical studies. James Corcoran, recently in Oakville hospital for kidney issues, goes home to his parents and will rest about a week. Mrs Frank Goldsber recovering from a heart attack. Local notices include Mrs CLW and family, Mrs Sarah Shannon on the west side, Donald Nichols Brant of Waterloo in town, James Curley at the bread bakery in Waterloo, Wallace Beniley driving, and Jul ie and Adeline Stes- Fei going to New York with Airs. Accompanying party visits Waterloo.
Mrs Lola Whitney notes updates from Oelwein Register on service members and convalescent furloughs. Merlin Brause, hospitalized in California after a back injury in Germany, has cast removed and is in a brace awaiting recovery. Freeman Stahr Sleona and Ral Moore welcome newborns, while Gerald Grimes enjoys a day furlough from a Texas camp. Lawrence Pope and Roy Smith welcome sons, unseen names noted. Local travel and teaching plans outline Cedar Falls to Greene, with Miss Rafenberg to teach music and Belle Oter returning for summer before heading to Rodman.
A fragmented local column lists names visiting relatives from Aberdeen to Waterloo and Des Moines. It notes funeral attendance for Martin Preble, births and hospital stays, and social visits among residents including Miss Clara Harn, Bernice Bradley, and families in Ogden, Davenport, and Chicago.
Weedy lawns arise from impure seed mixtures, weed-laden topsoil, and fertilizer-augmented sowing, with additional contamination from wind blown seeds. The text emphasizes common causes of weed presence in established turf and soil preparations.
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