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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1940

Page

5

Women to Have Fried Chicken Supper on Sept 11

Prairie Flower Aus 9 Ladies Aid of St Pauls church plans fried chicken supper on September 11 to support the Women’s Guild. The committee includes Mrs Frieda Witthoft, Rose Miller, and Mrs Mar Zieglowsky. Members discussed menus and facility arrangements during August meetings. nearby events include a Cedar Rapids delegation trip September 24 and various family gatherings in the area.

Martha Thrasher Prairie Flower Aus Ladies Aid St Paul's Newilical Wurch Deid Cedar Rapids Roy Finke Carl Klein Anna Law Mitteezs Frieda Witthoft Rose Miller Mar Zieglowsky

Small Farm for Sale Near West Chester

Nicely improved 50 acres about 2 1/2 miles southeast of West Chester on the G. R. Dillon place. Includes a nice farm home and is priced to sell. Exclusive agent George J. Breitenbach. Also for sale choice Angus bulls by S. W. Kepper, Winfield.

West Chester G. R. Dillon George J. Breitenbach

Prairie Flower Community Residents Remember Past Years

Reminiscences arise from Prairie Flower as longtime residents recall earlier years when the community was populated by neighbors and families. The remarks evoke local history and shared memories from days gone by.

Prairie Flower Community

Riverside visitors attend Swift-Schott wedding in Iowa City

Mr and Mrs John Willem visiting Riverside with relatives attended the wedding of their nephew Marcellus Swift to Miss Thelma Schott at St Marys Church in Iowa City. They plan visits with Swift relatives in Manchester and Marshalltown before returning to Pueblo Colorado.

Elizabeth Miller Otnefield Joe Capp Lincoln Henry Wirtthoft Roy Finkelly Alt Wayland Sun Thomas Burlington BE. L. Smith Iowa City Jeanith William and Everett Finke Sam Turton Mingie Knapp Kolab D Quinn Wellman Cedar Township Wom Ardith Jarrard Eldon Navy Fairld Milo Patterson Gerald Dieckineon Leigh Jones Pueblo Colorado Willem Esther Swift Riverside George Krebs Robert Cress North Dakota Marie Teter Columbia Missouri John W. Tener Younkin Godlove

Honor Donald Bean At Birthday Party In Jas Bean Home

Donald Bean turned twelve on August 6. The seventh grade pupils from Ainsworth school visited the Bean home with Mr and Mrs James Bean, bringing a picnic dinner and a birthday cake. They enjoyed ice cream, cake, games, and a happy afternoon.

Donald Bean Jas. Bean Home Christine Watts Haskins Ainsworth Donald James Bean Haskina School Roy Pulee Dale Richards Lewis Bobby Harbison George Colthurat Kenneth Keanblossom Clifford Steele Lavon Kay Buenecke Kathleen Smith Fern Owen Jean Woods Charlie Darlene Simpkins Delores McFarland Sue Thoma Anna Nicholson Bertha Christine Watts Sunshine Circle al McCreedy Jennie Keating Leland Swanson Davenport Jack McCreedy

Urge Stepping Up Weed Control

Ames Iowa August report shows 39 county planning committees overwhelmingly favor strong weed control programs and county weed commissioners. They note land value losses from Creeping Jenny and widespread noxious weeds, urging uniform county administration and continuous attention.

Ames Iowa Francis Kutish Iowa State College Extension Service Jennie Kutish

Sunday church services announced for morning and afternoon

Sunday school scheduled at ten oclock. Preaching service at one oclock with a sermon by Rev. Walter Scranton of Newbergh New York.

Walter Scranton Newbergh, N, Y

Local residents plus hospital news from Mt Pleasant

Mrs. Glen Roth of Wayland underwent an appendectomy at Henry County Hospital Mt Pleasant the appendix ruptured yet she is reported to be recovering well. Several area residents were listed as visitors callers shoppers and travelers with multiple names and small notes of travel and social activity.

Glen Roth Wayland Henry County Hospital Mt. Pleasant

Legion Post backs Burke Wadsworth training bill in Dallas Center

The American Legion post in Dallas Center adopted a resolution endorsing the Burke Wadsworth compulsory military training bill as the fairest method to build national defense. A second resolution urged selling 50 American destroyers to England.

Dallas American Legion England

Old Bowling Green jail put up for sale by fiscal court

A 79 year old jail in Bowling Green Kentucky and its attached fixtures are offered for sale by the fiscal court. Buyers must remove the jail as the court has sold the lot. The notice lists the old structure and attached property to be transferred with sale.

Bowling Green

Rambling Ram truck to visit four Iowa towns

The Rambling Ram purebred ram sale visits Creston Albia What Cheer and Decorah September 3 through 6. About 60 registered bucks will be on display by 8 am with transfer papers included. The private treaty sale aims to improve local lamb and wool quality by offering convenient access to quality sires sponsored by several state farm and extension groups.

Washington County J. W. Chandler Creston Albia What Cheer Decorah Iowa State Purebred Sheep Breeders Association County Sheep and Wool Growers Associations County Farms Bureaus Iowa State College Extension Service

Ten Out of Twelve Society Members Attend Conference

The Junior Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville won the banner for largest attendance at the Presbyterian convention in Washington. Ten of twelve members attended: Jon Aly, Russell Monson, Dorothy Waters, Norman Waters, Joyce Gantt, Lucille Gantt, Jane White, Janice White, Joan Maxwell, Donald Darbyshire, led by Mrs Mabel Monson and Mrs Marion Waters. Also present were Mrs Milton White. Rev N F Chapman and wife left for a Missouri Ozarks trip after the event.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Junior Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Washington Society Presen Jonaly Russell Monson Dorothy Norman Waters Joyce Lucille Gantt Jane Janice White Joan Maxwell Donald Darbyshire Mabel Monson Marion Waters Milton White N. F. Chapman Ozarks Missouri Fred Sipe Lucille Fairfield Miriam Peters Albion, Mich Chester Cherryholmes Mrs. Peters

Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice

Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. W M ard McBride and A W Yard serve as officers and secretary respectively for the lodge notice.

Washington Lodge No Howard McBride W. M A. W. Yard

Westbound and Eastbound Trains with Scheduled Stops

Train listings for QRLSI and related lines show daily regular stops at Mendoléen State, Knoxville Branch and Davenport routes. Eastbound and westbound services include No. 1 Local No. 43 Californian and No. 44 Californian with discharge and pickup at Washington, plus Mixed Trains No. 23 and No. 22 and Southwest Limited Nos. 25 and 26 with various departs.

Mendoléen State Limited Washington California Knoxville Iea C. F. Anderson

Markets Chicago Aug 9 Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices

Market fairly active for 240 lb hogs down 5 to 10 cents. top 6.85. Heavy butchers down up to 10 cents. Cattle 1,000. calves strong to 25 cents higher. most steers 8.75 to 16.25. best dry feds 11.25. fed heifers 10.25. Sheep 1,000. spring lambs and yearlings about 25 cents higher. native ewes 2.50 to 3.50. Estimated receipts: cattle 206, hogs 500, sheep gu.

Chicago U.pd

Chicago Cash Corn and Grain Prices (August 9)

Chicago cash grain prices report corn at 651 percent to 67 for yellow 1 and 66 percent for yellow 2 with 3 yellow at 65 to 66. Oats show mixed 30 percent to 30 for 1, white 31 percent to 321, 2 white 31, and 3 white 20 to 1 percent.

Chicago

Grain Table Data From Chicago Market Report

Chicago grain table shows open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats and rye across multiple contracts and months. Fields include May Sep Dec positions with percentages and apparent rounding variations.

Chicago Sep Dee

Chicago Produce Market Report August 9

Chicago market rounds up produce and poultry prices with steady overall receipts totaling 764 cases. Extra firsts sell at 16 percent, fresh graded firsts 15 percent, current receipts 13 percent, dirties 11 percent, and checks 11 percent. Poultry receipts show 14 trucks with small hens 13 percent, heavy hens 16 to 19 percent, and broilers price changes noted.

Nira Notes of Local Happenings on August Visitants

Elmus Bren Neman plans to finish a fur nace setup in his basement. Howard Dorrance and wife visited Fairfield. Maxine Hanley joined Cecil Hughes then traveled with Ringling Bros. show party. Locals attended Little Creek picnic. Jake Litwillers took kids to Washington for Jiminy’s birthday picnic in the park. A truck delivered the season’s first melon load through town.

Howard Dorrance Fairfield Maxine Hanley Cecil Hughes Ringling Bros Little Creek Jake Litwillers Washington Jiminy

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