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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
3
Weather notes cover a 34 hour period from last evening to yesterday and today with mentions of the daily maximum and the minimum. The entry records a reading at 2 o clock today and notes standard temperature variations for the locality.
Local notices list various visits and travel among residents. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Tetlin, Ray Fleming and family, Will Burns, Marvel and Margie Stupp, Keith Logan, Charles Schlumbum, Mary Jo Terall, Ray Pliester, Arnold Varga, Dean Fox, Doris Connor, Billy Eel, Eddy Running, Mrs. Dick Clark Jr., Tom ODonnell, Mrs. Orman Burns, Lyle Arthur, Cliff Optel, Betty Orr, Mrs. George Bushman, Jim Deyo, Eunice Anderson, Walter Parsons, Amber Brown, Robert Carter, Mrs. Sidney Gott, Don Durfee, G. W. Avery, Reverend N G Potter, Charles Meska, Mary Darrah, and others. School trips and weekend visits noted among Iowa towns including Oelwein, Waterloo, Decorah, Cedar Rapids, Monona, Fayette, and Dubuque.
Mrs Barbara Damge lies ill at Mercy Hospital in Dubuque prompting Mr and Mrs C W Damge to travel there. Madonna Kus tic, a cadet nurse, returns home for a three week vacation with her parents. Thelma Magna Fairbank shopped in the city yesterday. Maynard resident Key Hein and Mrs Ray Baier Fairbank shopped in Oelwein. Mrs Leo Schriver Arlington shopped in Oelwein. Mrs G Schmelzer West Union shopped in the city. Doris Hanson Randalia shopped in Oelwein. Mrs Margaret Candee Maynard shopped in the city. Mrs Robert Doty to visit Lancaster Pa with son in law Dale Borland family. Mrs O G Petrik and Vera Lambert Mont visit Halver home. Miss Telen Hansen to Washington DC to resume FBL work after vacation. Albert Baldwin and family welcome baby Nancy Mac born June 26. Julin Duncan Howdy Payne and Lynn Silla attended Elk’s game in Stanley.
At Mercy Hospital admitted Marry Stiles and Ole Bratten of Oelwein. Birth reported for Mr and Mrs Bernard Sorensen of Oelwein a boy. Discharged Harry Daniels Anita Daniels Tomy Stadsklev Charlotte Stadsklev Robert Peters Mrs Bernard Hammond and baby. Mrs Robert McEliee of Oelwein also listed.
Albert F Hillman, born August 19, 1862 in Buffalo township Iowa, died June 25 1946 in Hazleton. He married Clara Davidson on August 24 1892 and lived in Stanley and Hazleton townships. He left six children Dwight Emerson Bruce Sam and Lois among others. Funeral held at Hazleton Presbyterian Church with burial at Otsego cemetery.
Fire department responded to a call at First Baptist church in Independence on Thursday afternoon. Dense basement smoke was found but no flame. janitor had lit the furnace to burn rubbish and it back fired. Sunday school rooms sustained smoke damage. Try the Want-Ad Column if you want results.
A biography fragment notes graduation from Oelwein High in 1930 and a lifelong rise in the family business. It cites training at Carter Carburetor Schools and automotive associations, plus specialized army electrical engineering instruction.
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