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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1946

Page

8

I S U Moves to New Location in Columbus Junction

Iowa Southern Utilities leases the Main Street store room from Mrs Neva Arington and will take possession May 1. Columbus Bank plans major improvements for lobby and safety deposit space. The town also notes military separations and local moves including residents in Chicago Detroit and Seattle with various family updates.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Iowa Southern Utilities Company Chevrolet General Motors Detroit Mich Perry Baker London England Floyd Carpenter Baker Split Lake John H. Huston Karen Kellogg Chicago Maremr Huston J. H. Huston Camp Fannin Tex L. M. Pitzer Wheatland Mr. Pitzer Addison Hills

Frost Changes Bloom as Local Apples Flower

Pilotburg notes hope the frost spared fruit buds with apricots peaches and plums blooming. Families plow on after seeding as Albert and Mrs Stransky host many relatives for Edward Needley and Edward Vorel visiting veterans just discharged from service in Germany.

Frank Stransky Pilotburg Albert Stransky Germany Vore

Cotter Church Elects Officers for Sunday School

Cotter Presbyterian Sunday school officials are listed with Haydn Jones as superintendent and Will Jones as secretary and treasurer. Officials include J. J. Jenkins, Theodore Meyers, and several trustees and organists. The report notes returning members, veterans, and a large dinner gathering of relatives and friends.

Columbus Junction Cotter Presbyterian Sunday School Haydn Jones Russell Jones Will Jones Ted Meyers Harriet Jones Robert Peters Elmer Thomas J. J. Jenkins David Jones Theodore Meyers Kenneth Arthur Haydn Davis Harry White Howard Owens John G. Jones Margaret Owens Dorothy Thomas Women’s Organization Ladies’ Aid West Minster Guild Carrie Lewis Covina Calif David Griffith Henry Rees

European Relief Administration urged to protect Europe’s youth

In Brussels Herbert Whoove called for a European Relief Administration led by Gen Lucius Clay to save 20 million sub normal children of Europe from becoming the world’s worst criminals. Clay, deputy commander in the U S occupation zone in Germany, was cited as head candidate.

Brussels Belgium Herbert Whoove Lucius Clay Europe Clay U. S Germany

The Rocking Chair Brigade and Museum Notes

Community column recounts Mrs Lemley renting the Mount house apartment once held by Mrs Ada Dewey and Mrs Gates visiting a Santa Ana world dolls exhibit. The town museum rotates collections monthly and features dolls from Abraham Lincoln and other eras. A hat design contest by Hedda Hopper supports the Braille Institute of America.

Charles Lemley Mount House Ada Dewey Leslie Gates California Santa Ana EOP Abraham Lincoln C C, Wilson Hedda Hopper Braille Institute of America

Early Planting Soybeans Urged For Wartime Goals

Iowa state college agronomists urge farmers to plant soybeans early to reach the 2,000,000 acre goal. Recommended practices include using high yielding varieties Lincoln for southern Iowa and Earlyand in the north, planting between May 15 and 25 for raw beans, late May for close drilled, with weed control, good seedbeds, inoculation, and specific seeding rates.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College Agronomists Lincoln Richland

Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed Wheat Corn and Rye Quotes

Grain ranges list Wheat July and Sept around 13915 and 1834 with Dec at 1834. Corn May 121¾, July 121¼, Sept 121¾. Oats May 83, July 81¾, Sept 78¾. Rye May 238 to 2435, July 118½, Sept 148¼, Dec 145¼. Market quotes reflect open high low values in Chicago trading.

Chicago Cash Grain Market Report

Chicago cash grain summary for April 12 shows no sales in Wheat oats rye corn soy beans and cash provisions. Barley trading numbers listed as 125-1435 N with feed 114-1244 percent N.

Chicago

Kuehnis and Twins Leave for Helena After Iowa Visit

Franklin April 10. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuehni and twin daughters of Harlem Mont. visited Homer Brinning house. Kuehni is Brinning’s brother. Numerous local families and friends are noted visiting, hosting, or attending parties, picnics and dinners through the area with county names West Chester Des Moines Moline and La Grange among places referenced.

W. V. Durst Franklin Paul Kuehni Harlem Mont Homer Brinning Kuehni Brinning John Hindahl Des Moines Win Bales Frank Kleese Richard Fisher West Chester C. E. Griffith Patricia Harry Kleese Lloyd Bauer R. H. Fulton Jo Ann Teddy Chas. Palmer Earl Hobbs Della Long Earl Long H. J. Brenneman Isaac Kleese John Bash la Grange Ind Win Kash John Vernon Roth JoAnn Harold Alens Mr. Fulton Mr. Alens Joyce Robert Kleese Jans Kleese Sensorr Robert Donna Patty Reif Kathleen Ronnie Fisher Esther Faith Sandra Bauer Harold Klopffenstein Homer Brinnings Jany Hoyle Moline Ill Denald Hayes Daryl Hoyle Fra Hoyle Howard Moyles Lyle Conklin Walter Sheetz Maxine Durst Carole Asa Henry Sheetz Ada Beth Ilwood Japan Susan Dianne Kleese

Locals at Shiloh in Red Cross drive and visits

Mrs Dave Schantz and daughter Darlene called on families in Shiloh district to promote the Red Cross drive. Myra Van Nostrand, a North English teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ross Van Nostrand.

Dave Schantz H. J. Schoonover Show House Ross van Nostrand Myra Shiloh Darlene Fam Ililes Red Cross Myra van Nostrand North English

Entertains Friends Honoring Mrs Bell At Davison Home

Mrs Arthur Davison hosted a Monday evening shower for Mrs Ruth Bell at her North Prairie home. Guests played games visited and the bride received gifts recipes and advice. Refreshments were served by the hostess and two assistants.

D. F. Smith North Prairie Flower Arthur Davison Ruth Bell Joe Christner Donald Smith Warley Myers Cedar Rapids Merl Howsar Baby Quincy Ill Wilbert Graber Bessie Graber Richard Young Otto Sheetz Sam Christner Millard Schlatter Della Christner Donna Cy Bush Livesay Everett Margaret Willing Henry Sexton Washington Smith Brothers Ww. L Rex Donald

Rainy day gathering and family visits noted

Attendees enjoyed the day despite rain as a turkey was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wright spent a few days at the parental Ralph Oldfield home.

Mike Wright Ralph Oldfield

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