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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1946

Page

5

Xenia Social Notes and Local Visits

Xenia August notes record visits from Denver, Mo lin e Ill and Iowa residents, a new son born to Mr. and Mrs. E W Stewart, threshing yields, hospital stays, and a property sale. Local families, including Zagers, Lords, Rabenolds, and Dickinsons, host gatherings and greet returning relatives. Lt L W Griffith heads overseas duty plans. Malta fever illness mentioned. birthday dinner hosted for Mrs Dickinson.

Floyd Edmondson Xenia E. W. Stewart Denver Colo A. P. Jeffrey Emma Rabenold Moline Ill Manford Rabenold Bryce Lord Walter Rinert Durant Madge Morris Stan Zager Washington Will Zager Georgia Reaney University Hospital Iowa City Henry Lou Wagenknecht Des Moines State Guards Etta Williams Kalona Wilma Young Mercy Hospital Geo, Lord D. A. F. Club Will McCartney Lord Mr. McCartney Manford Wisconsin L. W. Griffith Rev. Voss C. F. Chapman Waterloo Earl Hoover

Brighton News: Infant John Anthony Drish Graveside Service

Mrs. Robert Fields and others visited Washington to see Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs. Lyman Bunce. Infant John Anthony Drish died at Jefferson County Hospital and graveside services were held at St. Joseph's cemetery in East Pleasant Plain with Fr. Paul Wetzstein in charge. Residents and visitors enjoyed gatherings at local homes and travel plans included trips to New York and Oklahoma.

Austin Davis Clarence Johnson Sioux City Pleasant Plain Fanny Sales Robert Neiderheiser Ely Neiderheiser Laton Schooley Schooley Edna Crile Brighton Robert Fields Wm. Weible Lillian Koch Washington Weible Minnie Smith Lyman Bunce John Anthony Hubert Drish St. Joseph's Cemetery East Pleasant Plain Paul Wetzstein Jefferson County Hospital IF. A. Hoskins George Dickinson Wm. Hoskins Edward Davis Ainsworth James Davis Washinton

Havre Items From Mrs. Lewis Hering

Havre notes list visits and family gatherings from July records. Names include Elmer Mason Clyle and Margaret, Forrest Mullen, Donald Mullen, Carl Zieglowsky Carla Jean, Everet Westen, Martin Westen, Victor Stacy, S C Wittmer, Rose Nebergall, Sadie Chipman, Bert Hahn, Willis Wittmer, with multiple Sunday and Friday gatherings and a hospital recovery.

Lewis Hering Havre Elmer Mason Clyle Margaret Forrest Mullen Donald Mullen Thei Carl Zieglowsky Carla Jean Everet Weston John Zieglowsky Martin Westen John Everet Westen Victor Stacy Wayland Ss. C. Wittmer Carey Long Brighton Harold Wilson Marilyn Ruth Ann Larry Mary Jo August Zieglowsky Haskins S. C. "Wittmers Rose Nebergall Sadie Chipman Good Hope Lll

Wittmer Family Hosts Visits and Community Notice

Spirit Lake visitors including Mr and Mrs Paul Dillo and Elaine of Kingsport Tenn stayed two weeks with S C Wittmer. Virgil Wittmer Kay and Dwight Wittmer Wayne hosted and visited. Maude Fern and Judith Ann Hering called on Mrs H Wittmer. The community note mentions preaching at Gracehill and New Haven churches and urges attendance support through money and prayers.

Spirit Lake S. C Gracehill New Haven

Richardson Family Visits Robertson Home in Dublin

In Dublin on July 31 Richardsons from near Keota spent Sunday with the Roscoe Robertson home. Shoppers W. C. Robertson and Mrs. Keith Augustine went to Ottumwa Friday. Visitors from Boyertown Penn and Mrs Amanda Mangold called Wednesday. Other locals hosted visitors, threshing oats, and attending Keota’s celebration, as Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Smith moved into Red Oak.

H. J. Mangold Dublin Leroy Richardson Near Keota Roscoe Robertson W. C. Robertson Keith Augustine Ottumwa Warren Weller Boyertown Penn Amanda Mangold Bernice Sheets Carrol Wade Sam Longwell Marion Miller H. J. Mangold and Lee Harold Mangold Washington Keth Augustine H. Mangold

Doctors Miller of Indiana Visit At V Going Home

A Wayland notes list numerous visitors from Indiana and nearby states, including Dr Levi Miller of Richmond and Dr Sam Miller of Elkhart, plus families of Wyse, Klopfenstein, Peterson, Graber, and Gerig. Several local residents traveled, hosted gatherings, and attended events such as weddings and a park picnic, with remarks on visits to Moline, Davenport, Belle Plaine, and Nashua.

Miller Indiana Ezra Wittmer Wayland Levi Miller Richmond Ind Sam Miller Elkhart C. C. Wyse Ray Wyse Fred Klopfenstein Mt. Pleasant Leslie Peterson Jacob Graber Milburn Gerig Vernon Gerig Tom Boudewyns Steve Stanley J. W. Boudewyns Allerton Grace Gillette Moberly Lloyd Roth Louise Kauffman Cedar Rapids Dolores Alliman Burlington Garland Marion Chas. Brooks Macomb Ill H. C. Brooks Beatrice Bowes Jacob Christner Zehr Washington County Hospital Andy Tschantz Joan Staffenbeal Belle Plaine Ray Good Jimmie Donnie Douglas Ariz Jorda Wood Edwin Pratt Dale Good Willis Alliman Loretta Willitts Ray McVey Little Brown Nashua Albert Miller Lexington Elmer Saltzman Farmington Frank Mollie Goldsmith James Wilson Max Wilson Frank Goldsmith

Broadest price advance results from OPA action

The July surge in prices after temporary suspension of OPA controls is reported by the Town Crop and Live Stock Reporting Service. The price received index rose to 260 on July 15, a record high, with strong gains across major categories though corn, hogs, and beef cattle lagged. The parity ratio reached 137, and the service notes the national index of prices paid rose 11 points in July. A farm parity outlook suggests about a 30 percent advantage, similar to 1919 levels. The report also notes a local church funeral near Conesville and obituaries for Mr Kennedy of Tucson whose survivors include a widow and three children.

Des Moines OPA Town Ser Vice

Kennedy Rites Held for Gladwin Native at 44

Funeral services for Ralph Kennedy 44 youngest son of Wood and Margaret Hoben Kennedy of the Gladwin community were announced from Columbus Junction with burial to follow. The family obituary notes his birth in Gladwin and his ties to the local community. He was known for his work and devotion to family, with former colleagues attending. The service plan included tributes from relatives and friends shaping a final farewell.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Aug Ralph Kennedy Wood Margaret Hoben Kennedy Gladwin

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