Weather report from Oelwein briefed
Yesterday’s maximum and minimum temperatures are not specified. Today's forecast notes a 2 o'clock reading.
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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
3
Yesterday’s maximum and minimum temperatures are not specified. Today's forecast notes a 2 o'clock reading.
City in brief items list Navy family news with Charles Bird training at Great Lakes and Ensien L L Meyer visiting from the East Coast and West Coast relatives. Also notes visits by Mrs. Treptow and Mrs. Colmann, Chicago weekend trips, and various local shoppers and travelers including S/Sgt. Tom Linge transfer news and other residents visiting Minneapolis, Chicago, and Sycamore.
Readers receive a scatter of notices from West Union to Waterloo detailing visits by American Legion and Auxiliary members and family, military personnel on leave, and local social news. Key names include J. G. Palmerlee, Sgt. Rowell, Lt. King, and families from Fayette, Hazleton, Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo. Several items mention travel to Fort Sheridan, Camp Wolters, and Great Lakes, with wedding anniversaries and war bond notes sprinkled among routine errands.
At Mercy Hospital patients admitted include Michael Nolan of Masonville Mary Brackin of Elgin Joan Thein of Oelwein and Dr Howard Risk of Oelwein with medical conditions Aliss Madonna Meissen of Oelwein for a tonsillotomy Robert Shaw Fay Paul born births noted to Donald and Mrs Triggiani Oelwein Dale Staffregeni Westgate Stanley Payette See discharged and other names listed with locations and brief notes
Real estate transfers recorded including Beltz Logan A and others to Robert W Weston for $1 QCD. Transfers involve Margaret and Mary Hurd to C M & B W and John Bowling. Spragg F E and Esther Spragg joint tenants to FLE and Esther for $1. George H Gessner and Ida to Merle L Hanson WD for $1. John Rueber Jr and Albert Maser WDD to Hutchinson’s Add Arlington. Albert Maser to LeRoy Mauser for $400. John C Lueder and wife to John Co and Edith Lueder WD joint tenants for $1. All NW and W of Ry of Nii 25 94 9.
Mrs Al Tennas and Mrs Charles Mosher head the County Baptist Child Moon event set for June 24 at eleven o clock. The Progressor Club and families held their annual picnic at Cis Park Friday.
Readers contact Bob McIntosh and Lyle Lamphier about a wheat based delicacy using wheat flour and a joke about Weaties. A deer sighting near Stanley last week prompts farmers in Aurora and Ma ard to report similar sightings, believed linked to deer freed from Backbone State Park.
A pre-nuptial shower honoring Miss Juanita Heiserman was held Thursday afternoon with Paul Kaiser joining a group of ladies. Sequeline Parker of Oelwein visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker, while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clair Parker were in Seattle. Lutheran groups met for a regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening and enjoyed lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Soules hosted a party Monday evening as a farewell for their son Warren and a birthday tribute to Mrs. Soules’ mother, Mrs. Marie Lane. Mrs. Don Gould and daughters from Minneapolis were called home Saturday due to Nora Gould’s worsening condition. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Quitmever of Maynard spent Sunday with them.
Tom Keig of Hawkeye was fined but with costs for intoxication. In Oelwein, A Bjorklund received a fine plus costs for parking infractions.
Members of the Auxiliary attended the county convention in Lamont on Wednesday. Mrs Orpha Parker delivered the welcome response. Also noted were Mrs Beuna Miller Mrs Donna Knell Mrs Esther Meinken Mrs Hazel Inzgamell and Mrs John Cuhens.
News item notes the birth of Nancy Joanne for Mr and Mrs Mac Kaiser of Grang Junction Colorado, former Aurora residents. Also mentions social visits and showers in Masonville and local community events as part of Aurora news wrap.
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