Arllene Mae Beecher ^{1 2 3 4}

   FamilySearch ID: L81S-GSY.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Census in 1940 in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. ⁷ The 1940 Census recorded renting at 510 Fulton Street: Viola Beecher, 24, married but only living with her daughter, Arlene, 2, in San Francisco, because her husband Arthur was in prison. The census shows in 1935 she was living in Bonneville, Oregon. They were born in California. Living next door in the same apartment is her divorced sister-in-law, May Naro [nee Beecher] and May's son William Naro.

2. Census in 1950 in Seaside, Monterey, CA. ⁸ The 1950 census recorded at 1427 Mingo Avenue: William J. Beacher [sic], 73, living with wife Emma, 66. They were born in Pennsylvania.
Living next door at Mingo & Darwin is Charlotte C. Beecher, divorced, houseworker in private homes, 42; her daughter Kathleen M. Cardinelli, 20; and granddaughter Margaret L. [surname originally recorded as Cardinelli but crossed out and replaced with Beecher], 4. They were born in California.
Next door on Darwin is crossed out: Arthur L. Beecher, 43, born in Pennsylvania, occupation "inmate in prison" followed by his wife, who is not crossed out: Viola P. Beecher, 34; her daughter Arlene M. 12; son Arthur L., 7; and son William E., 6. All were born in California.
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3. Newspaper: The Californian: Licenses To Wed: GARNER-BEECHER - Billy J. Garner, 22, and Arllene Mae Beecher, 17, both of Seaside., 17 Feb 1955, Salinas, Monterey, CA. ¹

4. Residence: on 17 Feb 1955 in Seaside, Monterey, CA. ¹

5. Newspaper: The Californian: Oligschlaeger Home Burns, 11 May 1978, Salinas, Monterey, CA. ⁹ ---
Firetorn city family shocked, but recovering from disaster
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A Salinas family is still in a state of shock today, after a fire which struck its rented home at 15 Plumas Way last Friday took all it owned. Arlene Oligschlaeger said this morning she is still stunned by the blaze that took an estimated $10,000 of her family's possessions. But some help is on the way from the family. A trust fund has been set up and some emergency donations have been made to help the Oligschlaegers get back on their feet again. A trust fund was established this week at Valley National Bank, and donations of bedding, dishes, some furniture and clothing have been made by the Red Cross and individuals. A neighbor, Mrs. Edwin Sullivan, 566 E. Alvin Drive, helped house the family's five children, two dogs and a cat before the group moved into an apartment at 914-29 Acosta Plaza. People have given us so much, Mrs. Oligschlaeger said this morning, amidst attempts to set up temporary housekeeping. We're still short of bedding, two beds and some living room furniture. A kitchen table was donated, but chairs are still needed. Mrs. Oligschlaeger said she plans to go back to work Monday at Speigl Foods. Her husband, Norbert, works for Coastal Ford Tractors. She said the devastating fire was such a blow that she is still taking medication, so I don't fall apart. We were renters, and we didn't have insurance, she said. We've been married 19 years, and we lost 19 years of accumulated stuff. Replacing those personal belongings won't be easy, she added. Mrs. Oligschlaeger said Friday's fire, which Salinas firemen discovered shortly before noon, was probably started by a child who left a burning candle in a bedroom closet. The blaze took firemen about 90 minutes to control and clean up, and caused about $45,000 damage to the structure. Oligschlaegar's car was also damaged, about $300 worth, officials estimated. No one was in the house at the time the blaze broke out. Lack of credit has complicated the family's losses. We don't have charge accounts…seven years ago my husband went bankrupt, Mrs. Oligschlaegar said. So we either buy with cash or else. The $370 a month rent on the new apartment is more than the family can afford, she said, but it's hard to find a place that accepts kids and pets. The family also lost two weeks' supply of groceries which had just been purchased before the fire. We were making out all right, Mrs. Oligschlaegar said. I'm not as upset now as when it first happened. I was a crying mess. Now I'm just grateful the kids and animals are all right.

6. Obituary: The Californian: obituary of Arllene Mae Oligschlaeger on 21 Apr 1992 in Salinas, Monterey, CA. ⁶ Arllene Mae Oligschlaeger, Salinas homemaker
Arllene Mae Oligschlaeger of Salinas died Wednesday at her home following a brief illness. She was 54. A native of San Francisco, Mrs. Oligschlaeger has been a resident of Monterey County for 53 years, spending the past 15 years in Salinas. She was a homemaker. Mrs. Oligschlaeger is survived by five sons, John Oligschlaeger of Cresent City, Norbert Oligschlaeger, George Oligschlaeger, David Oligschlaeger and Mike Oligschlaeger, all of Salinas; a daughter, Darcie Oligschlaeger of Bakersfield; two sisters, Sharon Enoch of San Jose and Shirley Ariagno of Clovis; three brothers, Art Beecher of Salinas, William Beecher of Marina and Robert Oliveira of Washington; and five grandchildren. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Castroville, 11084 Wood St. Inurnment will be private. Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 147 S. River St., Santa Cruz.

Arllene married Billy Joe Garner on 17 Feb 1955 in , Monterey, CA.¹ (Billy Joe Garner was born on 28 Mar 1932 in Henryetta, Okmulgee, OK ¹⁰ and died on 25 Jul 1995 in , San Benito, CA ¹⁰.)

Arllene next had a relationship with John William Mason.

Arllene next married Norbert Louis Oligschlaeger. (Norbert Louis Oligschlaeger was born on 19 Jul 1936 in Saint Elizabeth, Miller, MO,^{11 12} died on 13 Jul 2011 in Salinas, Monterey, CA ^{11 12} and was buried in Santa Nella: San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery, Merced, CA.)