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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
10
A 1973 Dear Abby excerpt discusses that homosexuality is not a sickness and that social maladjustment stems from rejection by society. The column includes reader questions about excessive phone calls from a husband, a hurtful letter from a mother, and a suggestion to record bothersome behavior to gain perspective.
The Fairacres addition in Oelwein centers on land once tied to the Oelwein barn, with notes from Mrs. Hazel Platt and Lew Warren about a redwood and stone ranch house. They describe found artifacts from rural life, historic pine rows, and a remodelled Oelwein house into six apartments after purchasing in 1948.
West Union North Fayette County Community School announces honor roll for the second semester of 1972-73. Special honors go to seniors Claudia Brown through Jayne Traeger and juniors Gary Fritz to Paul Wiley, plus many sophomores. GPA 3.0+ with no D’s or F’s recognized. retirements note Stanley Hooper’s 42-year education career and recent retirement as Industrial Arts teacher.
Mrs. James E. Ag ee ey reports Hazleton area residents hosting relatives from Woolstock Ashton AuGres and Dulles. Visits included W. D. Schermerhorn Jans Van Loh Bert Brown Roscoe Short John Brown and Marla Olin. The Finder and Bates families shared dinner in Amanas for Mrs. Finder’s birthday. Paul Netcott and family visited Cedar Rapids.
Colleges report that volunteer assignments in Veterans Administration hospitals provide strong career exploratory opportunities for students. Many college volunteers aid Vietnam era veterans and injured young veterans, with a growing need across VA's 168 hospitals.
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