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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
3
A distant itinerary of brief notes lists residents and visitors across several towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Melvin Weizel and others in Oelwein, Mrs J F Corkery in Tipton staying longer, Mrs John Weake and Mrs E P Halver in the city, and several travelers from Hazleton Fayette Maynard Camp Le Jeune Shreveport Independence Butler Pa Glidden Wisconsin.
Notice urges recipients to ensure receipt of the OEL FEIN DAILY REGISTER by 6:30 PM. Readers advised to contact their carrier or the Deluxe News Stand at phone 130. A special carrier will begin delivery in the city at 7:15 PM. The Daily Register promises all of today’s news.
Mrs Cora L Oxias of Texarkana Ark visits her brother Bert L Belt Mrs Florence Fox of Calgary Canada visits her mother Mrs W T Tift in this city Arkla Buck of Marshalltown spent yesterday in the Roy Schrack home visiting his grandson David Buck Lt Lee Finders Jr recently promoted to First Lieutenant and in hospital at Fort Custer Mich after 28 day sick leave Mrs Ervin Corcoran of Fairbank shopper visits Robert fann spending weekend in Fayette Oscar Tatro returns home to Payette after visiting in the city Mrs Richard Waush and daughter Susan and Mrs Lenan of Clarksville visit the Ror Thompson home yesterday Mrs H H Head and daughters Barbera and Nancy leave for Harlan after visiting Mrs Head’s parents in Oelwein Mrs H C Howell of this city guest of Dr and Mrs H S Buffin in Cedar Walls Waiter Scholbrock and his wife of Fayette visiting in Oelwein on a 30 day leave Miss Betty Johnson spending the day with friends in Fayette Mr and Mrs Henry Kappes visited their son Ben Kappes in Havisville Md Mrs L J Kendall of Hazleton shopper in Oelwein yesterday Mrs C R Ostrander and Mrs Carl AM Gross and children of Fayette visitors in Oellwein today Mr and Mrs Cecil Dallenbach and daughter of Sumner in the city yesterday on business Karl Mike returns from St Louis Mo Emma Steffen Mrs Dick Furth and Mrs Will Leverington leave for Hammond Ind to attend an aunt s funeral
Mercy Hospital reports patients admitted including Raymond Reasland Daryl Wells Alvin Bratten and Gene Levey with various procedures. Discharges include Mrs Ken Corcoran and baby Mrs Wayne Stoner and baby and Mrs Carl Fuhrman and baby all of Oelwein and Fairbank. Bicycle license rules specify application days hours fees while V F W Auxiliary plans funeral attendance. Also biscuits plum glace recipe and mildew prevention notes summarize home care guidance.
Memorial services were held at the Methodist Church in Fayette for Pfc. Jerry Miller son of Mr and Mrs F F Miller of Fayette. He was killed in action December 7 1944 in the Philippine Islands after entering service January 1943 with the 187th Paratrooper Infantry. He attended Fayette schools and Chrisholm Minnesota High School class of 1941. Survivors include six sisters Jessie Mexico Lt Georgia Miller Washington DC Madge Blanche Miller Ames Minnie York Laura Miller and five brothers Frank Hawkeye Roger Clarinda S/Sgt Milan Miller Florida and Lt George Miller Illinois. Many relatives and friends attended. A daughter did not arrive in time for the services.
Garden tips advise using lime on many soils as cabbage and broccoli prefer neutral to slightly alkaline soil while other vegetables like slightly acidic soil. Do not cultivate deeper than about half an inch to avoid root injury. Space seedlings about 3 inches for carrots beets parsnips onions while lettuce and kohlrabi need about 8 inches. Crowded vegetables yield poor quality and low yields.
The first step in dormant pruning of brambles is to remove all dead canes if they were not removed after fruiting in late summer. Also cut out weak and short canes with cuts made near the ground.
A guide describes removing a light starch film from fabric by passing a warm iron over waxed paper, letting the iron cool to clear starch buildup, softening starch on the sole plate with paraffin, then wiping with a Gams cloth or silver polish.
A jumble of humorous lines and snippets from a comical page including exchanges about fresh milk, old maid musings, axioms about lies and tinkering, jokes on ankles and athletes feet, a math problem punchline, and tips on waxed stockings. The items read like a daily gag deck and light verse without cohesive narrative.
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