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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1939

Page

7

Westen Family Social Notes From Local Community

Members of the Westen family are mentioned visiting and hosting relatives and friends. Edna Westen is noted, with visits involving Paul Widmer, Mrs Marie Elislie, and Mr Widmer who was ill. Additional gatherings include Albert Rinners and Martin Westen in Hinden Illinois, and Sam Witting at Lydia Buttler’s in Wayland.

Edna Westen Walter Westen Paul Widmer Fred Eislie Aon Lee Marie Elislie Widmer Albert Rinners Hinden Ilinois Martin Westen Sam Witting Lydia Buttler Wayland Evert Westen Olds Auenst Zieclowsky Brighton Charley Reed D. J. Kyle Miami Florida

Community Notes and Family Visits Mentioned

Local residents and families are noted visiting and hosting over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Wasson and daughter with Clyde Lambert hosted relatives, while Mr. and Mrs. Lee Herseltin joined Hold Zook at a Washington gathering. Glenn Pratt Leslie Beenbeuorsom and others attended a Sunset Park family event honoring several locals in Montezuma.

Andersons William Wasson Clyde Lambert Lee Herseltin Hold Zook Washington Glenn Pratt Leslie Beenbeuorsom Sunset Park Lester Freberne Wil! Kettled Som Hat Warwick Mrs. M. XN. White Priscilla Dickinson L. B. Hanan

Weekend visitors and social calls noted in area households

The report lists multiple local residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Names include Howard McBride and Mrs W S L McBride with Mrs Sterns in Ainsworth, Andrew Oltmann and Lorna May of Lincoln, Carl Zieziowsky, Forrest and Lee Mullen, Ralph Misle, Frank Pratt and family, Miles Vastine, Ode Ferguson, Fanny Eistie of Oklahoma, and others visiting homes of Martin Westen, Er G Mason, Sam Witting, and Frank Pratt.

Haskins Howard McBride Wsl McBride Sterns Ainsworth Martin Western Andrew Oltmann Lorna May Lincoln Nebraska Evert Westen Olds Martin Westen Carl Zieziowsky Forrest Mullen Lee Mullen Near Winfield Er. G. Mason Rtalph Misle Frank Pratts Frank Pratt Charles and Joe Fairfield Miles Vastine Ft. Madison Ode Ferguson Washington Sam Witting Fanny Eistie Oklahoma Fred Eistie

Go to Cedar Falls for the Weekend with Ray Wittrig

Pleasant Hill notes recall a weekend trip to Cedar Falls with Raymond Wittrig. Burlington visitors Charles Cannon and a party joined H L Wittrig and family for the outing. Local social calls include Mr Snider’s illness and a Sunday visit at Jim Lowe’s home near Brighton.

Cedar Falls Ray Wittrig Earl Kephart Pleasant Hill Charles Cannon Burlington H. L. Wittrig Raymond Wittrig Arlene Lambert Grandma Wassona Washington EB. Sigafoose Nick Snider Sigourney Mr. Snider Pat Swift Jim Lowe Brighton Donald Toucher Floyd Farrier Lioyd Dickingen Kenneth Karl Kephart Bertha Lewis Baker Lloyd Anderson

News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities

The Journal Subscription Representative D F Macon compiles brief updates from nearby towns. Short items include local events, arrivals, visits, and community notices.

Aug 16 travel and social notes near Washington Coppock area

Local journal records a summer trip route from Red Brick school to Wayland and Brighton with visits to Claud Massey and Dane Kilgore, describes road work and a bridge nearby, mentions meeting couples from Miami Florida and ongoing farm improvements. Notes include Centennial parade reflections, residents visiting, and family visits across Washington and neighboring towns.

Washington- Coppock Wayland Road Wayland Cottonwood Church Coppock New Bridge Brighton Claud Masseys

Wooleys Visit Davenport From Columbia for Weekend

Mr and Mrs J C Wooley from Columbia Missouri arrived in Davenport to spend the weekend at Bronce Jeune s home Mrs Wooley plans to join later in the week Mr Wooley came on Sabbath evening the note records their family visit and travel.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville J. C. Wooley Columbia Davenport Bronce Wooley

Journal Sale Date Column Midway Sale

Community sale notice lists weekly events at Midway and Columbus venues. Readers are informed of a recurring sale column with Wednesday auctions and regular public consignments.

Journal Columbus

Chicago market report on hogs cattle and sheep

August cattle hogs and sheep prices show mixed moves with hogs strong to higher on lighter volume while cattle and sheep trend uneven. Native spring lambs reach 9.00 top, calves and yearlings steady to lower, stockers and feeders steady. buyers anticipate 6,000 cattle 12,000 hogs 3,000 sheep tomorrow.

Chicago

Chicago Market Reports Mixed Corn and Soybean Listings

In Chicago on August 16 a market summary shows mixed corn at 52% and 65% in various lots, yellow corn around 45% to 45.5%, oats with mixed grades around 29% to 31%, and no soybean sales noted. A family visit note details Mr and Mrs Kongable of Winfield visiting at J S McCleary’s home as Dorie and Eleanor stayed locally and others traveled to Harper to visit Mrs Kongable’s sister.

Chicago Ellis Kongable Winfield J. S. McCleary Dorie Eleanor Harper

Tower of London Origins Anchored in Norman Conquest

The Tower of London was built by the Norman conqueror to overawe the citizens of London and secure royal authority, serving as a symbol of power and control over the city.

Tower of London Andon

Community sale notice from Whittakee and Son

A 19th century style consignment sale offers over 100 head cattle including cows and calves, bulls, and sheep stock. The notice invites sellers of calves, hogs, sheep, bucks, and cheap furnishings with posts and wood, urging early arrival to move through quickly.

Alde

Market Summary Chicago Produce August Update

NGGs market unsettled with receipts at 8 371 cases for fresh graded firsts up 15 percent and extra firsts up 16 percent, current receipts at 138, dirties 14. Poultry market steady with receipts 387 trucks and all prices unchanged.

Chicago

Insect Poisoners Develop New Insect Specific Poisons

Two Oregon State College toxicologists report creating between 20 and 30 entirely new poisons that kill insects only, promising targeted pest control with minimal impact on other species.

Oregon State College

Burlington Always Local Bus Schedule Westbound and Eastbound

Local bus schedule shows multiple departures from Washington for destinations including Chicago and Omaha. Eastbound buses head to Chicago with times listed for Nos 2 6 and 10. Tickets are sold at the Bus Depot Candy Kitchen and North Side Square for full cross country trips.

Washington Chicago Candy Kitchen North Side Square Esp Coas AL Cantoni

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