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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
10
A report notes an individual at the Oelwein hospital is described as suffering from a severe nervous breakdown. The text contains fragmented phrases about a young boy, baseball, and an arson incident involving a porch and paint.
Chicago livestock dealers report hogs firm with gains up to 1.00 as loads and weights vary, with prices listed for 170 to 425 pounds and sows up to 1.00 higher. Cattle and vealers show mixed moves with selective gains for top steers and steady to lower cows. Sheep demand slow but steady for slaughter lambs. multiple local notices and family news items accompany market data.
Mrs Vera Meyers reports Marjorie Fry of Manchester visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Tripp and family. The Lathrops of Cedar Falls hosted Mabel and Grace Lathrop over the weekend. Mrs Dorothy left Sunday via Cedar Rapids for Di ole where she will join her mother Mrs Martha Becker. Guests Sunday at Mrs Rose Vogelsang included Mrs Fred Runkle and Mrs Fred Vogelsang. Mrs C F Ross and Leniwood Reed of Mars Mo along with Mrs Bessie Eppard son Max of Blairsburg were also guests. Mrs Earl Lindfield and her mother Mrs C J y Mrs Grover Markham of Lamont are visiting Arlington. Kathryn Hetzel of Cinta is spending vacation with her mother Mrs Amy Hetzel. Glenn Rittenhouse of the American National Bank here was taken to Rochester Friday after an examination.
The former Charles Webster house owned by Joe Webster was sold to Dr. Anthony P. Smith with possession on September 1. A three story residence was converted into three apartments last year with occupants Ray E. Farley Matthew Blong and Joe Webster. Congregational dining hall hosted by Hattie Smith Birdelia Baker and Frank Pierce. Allan Sloan fireman first class son of L Slovans returned from South America to New York City. Mary Shoan and Dorothy Myers attend summer school at Upper Iowa University. Fayette Mr and Mrs Elroy Hentges and daughter from Fort Dodge visit to attend the wedding of Mrs Hentsges brother John Kay and Lucille Hageman on Monday June 14. Emmet Hoy returns from Dubuque after VA exam. John E Farley noted in recent update.
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