Reisters Prize Chick Club Members on Chick Club Day
Last Friday November 26 Reister Bros produce house hosted chick club day for 100 boys and girls ages 11 to 15 who raised chickens from 80 baby chicks they were given last May. Prizes were awarded for largest bird most total flock weight and top five birds turned in for dues. Thelma Amlong Lucille Telford Leonard Witthoft won top prizes. Red Comb Mills Chicago doubled first and second prizes for winners fed their feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister Bros. Produce House
Iowa Avenue
Reisters
Helen Dill
Julia Harvey
Ruth Martin
Donald Beranek
Leonard Witthoft
William G. Brooks
Marilyn Green
Mary Louise Gier
Margery van Sickle
Laura Jean Stout
Thelma Amlong
Lucille Telford
Emma _ Long
Edith Jolly
Chicago
County Agent Warns on Foreign Clover Seed Scam
County Agent W. J. Rodabush cautions farmers about foreign red or green clover seed sold locally with false claims of parity with native seed and eligibility for soil conservation payments. He urges reporting peddlers with details. He also suggests substitutes and best sowing practices including soybeans, rye as a cover, proper discing, inoculation, and phosphate fertilizer to boost clover crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm’ Bureau
W. J. Roudabush
Asd
Roudabush
Second Liquor Store to Open in Sioux City Says Chairman Manley
Des Moines Iowa December 1 The Iowa liquor control commission plans a second State store in Sioux City as soon as a lease is arranged to meet demand and curb bootlegging. The current store shows sales growth from August 23008 to October 41934 amid enforcement pressure. The new site would be near the stock yards district if lease terms are reasonable.
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Sioux City
Manley
Des Moines
Iowa Daly Press Ass'n
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
B. L. Manley
Stock Yards
Manely
Commission
Waterloo
Local notices list masseur visit and family visits
G. E. Frey will visit Cy Bush residence at 427 South 4th Street this Saturday December 4 for professional massage. Mr. and Mrs. John Winga drove Mrs. Winga’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Rees to their home near Columbus Junction this morning after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts in Prairie Flower. The ad notes Illinois Coal at 85 50 with phone 511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Frey
Cy Bush Res
S. 4Th St
John Winga
Winga
Rowland Rees
Columbus Junction
Water Bill Notice And Local Notes From Washington
Water bills are due December 1 with a 10 percent discount if paid within ten days. City Clerk W. H. Fulton notes the policy. The column lists shoppers Mrs. Ray Blankenhorn of Amsworth and Mrs. F. M. Lindenmeyer among others in Washington. Alfred Canteni and family moved to New England apartments at 415 Fast Washington Street. A benefit party hosted by O. K. E. S. at Masonic Hall is announced. Merrill Ostrus returns to Northwest Missouri State Teachers College after vacation with parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Ostrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fulton
Ray Blankenhorn
Amsworth
Washington
Journal
Alfred Canteni
Marion Avenue
Washington Street
New England
F. M. Lindenmeyer
M. J. Tandy
West Chester
O. KE
Masonic Hall
Merrill Ostrus
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Maryville
J. T. Ostras
Bear Bowlers Beat the Cards in City League
Bears defeated the Cardinals 2045 to 1958 in the second league match at City Hall alleys. Chiefs won opening match against the Panthers, leaving Bears and Chiefs tied for first with one win each. Demons to play Chiefs tonight. matches set for 7:30 nightly except weekends. Bill Sitler led with 193 in a game and 620 for three, the league’s best so far. Duckpin bowler Devbert Badham rolled 217 on North Marion, the first 200+ on the duckpin alleys since opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
City Hall
Chiefs
Panthers
Demons
Bill Sitler
Devbert Badham
North Marion Avenue
Florence visitors head to Keokuk and Montgomery for Christmas
Mrs. John Waymack of Florence Alabama departs tonight with Mrs Gaylord Waymack visiting EB Ham mer before proceeding to Montgomery Alabama to celebrate Christmas with daughter Mrs Paul Leech. Mrs Frank Stewart in Mercy hospital Iowa City shows improvement from an eye abscess while Mrs Stewart had prior eye trouble. D F Macon auctioneer phone 496 Red. Mrs C G Clark Shenandoah leaves Iowa City tonight after a visit with cousin J T Ostrus and will spend a week with son Paul Clark and family before returning home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kessel and son George Fairfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Bastian Den Hartog as the latter marked their sixteenth wedding anniversary and the Kessels their fourteenth. Mrs Ernestine Grady and Miss Hazel Dean Kalona shopped in Washington today. Creamed chicken 30c Thursday noon at Pleasant nn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waymack
Florence
Alabama
Keokuk
Gaylord Waymack
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Leech
Frank Stewart
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
C. G. Clark
Shenandoah
J. T. Ostrus
Paul Clark
Injured Man Escapes Death After Car Run-Off
Leo Williams age 26 of Bernard narrowly escaped death when his auto slid into a deep ditch three miles south of Maquoketa. He suffered several injuries and loss of blood. Carl Meighan, a companion, suffered minor cuts after the crash. Williams was hurrying to meet Justice L G Eggers in Bettendorf to answer a charge of carrying an over width truckload on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoreta
L. G. Eggers
Bettendorf
Leo Williams
Bernard
Maquoketa
Carl Meighan
Demons Rally In Last Half To Top Columbus Junction
Washington high school Demons overcome Columbus Junction by scoring 24 points in the third and 16 in the fourth, led by Don Custer with 11 points. Columbus Junction held a 13 to 4 lead at halftime before Washington surged ahead and won convincingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kimberlin
Washington High School Demons
Columbus Junction
Don Custer
Jack Watson
Myers
Williams
Duncan
Demons
Custer
Trotman
Macon
Adrian
Junction
John Henna
Clinton Stewart
Bob Macon
Jack Trotman
Stewart
Demon
Rob Anderson
Bob Lewis
Washington
Tran
Amnie
Watson
Harrison
Iowa
Jungbluth
Agrie
Dunes
Jordan
Becaukk & & On Gilkey
Houseal
Snyder
Buster
Ewing Improves Hybrid Corn Yield Record
Arthur Jiggs Ewing of Keola wins 25 dollar prize in the Keola corn yield contest and surpasses 127.53 bushels per acre by harvesting two more bushels per acre after the event. His top yield nears 180 bushels per acre after moisture deductions. He prepared the field with plowing disking harrowing and planted late May with Iowealth hybrid seed from Ocetjen Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Jiggs) Ewing
Keola
Ewing
Ocetjen Seed Store
Special Music At Ys Men’s Meeting Featuring Local Soloists
A special musical program at the Y’s Men’s club last evening featured Daryl Fetters instrumental baritone soloist John Hughes vocal baritone soloist and John Younsling pianist and accordion soloist. The program showed notable skill and finesse. Walter Bond manager of Montgomery Ward & Co. was introduced as a new member. Bob Young manager of B B Duck Pin Alleys had membership accepted unanimously. The ping pong Round Robin is underway with Bond and Young as dark horses and several other members contending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Fetters
John Hughes
John Younsling
Y's Men’s Club
Milo Sorden
Lee Holland
Walter Bond
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bob Young
Clarence Tlogan
Maurice Brayton
Bond
Young
Tom Duncan
Kenneth White
Lowell Dodds
Dick McCleery
Bill Shannon
Young man held on car theft charge with mask and blackjack
A young man arrested on a Davenport car theft charge named George Grove and Terry McWrite. He was taken to Davenport by police yesterday afternoon. The car he possessed at arrest had been stolen in Davenport along with a mask for the upper face and a blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grove
Terry McWrite
Davenport
Local hospital adds several post surgical and observation admissions
Ernest Johnson of Richland underwent an appendectomy last night. Wilma Bales of Washington had an appendectomy this morning. Mrs. L. H. Gilmore and Harold Van Winkle of Washington were admitted for observation yesterday evening and afternoon respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Richland
L. H. Gilmore
Washington
Wilma Bales
Harold van Winkle
Evening Meeting of the Rosemary Club Hosts and Prizes
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Stewart hosted an evening Rosemary club gathering at their home yesterday. Six tables played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. S. W. Augustine and John Cherry. Assisting with refreshments were Mrs. Dale Jones and Mrs. Glenn Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Stewart
Rosemary Club
S. W. Augustine
John Cherry
Stewart
Dale Jones
Glenn Thompson
Rainbow DeMolay Party With Scavenger Hunt
The Rainbow Girls hosted a DeMolay boys party Monday with about fifty attendees. Five groups hunted for 15 to 20 articles, prize lollipops awarded to the top scavengers. Games dancing and refreshments followed at the Masonic Temple, with Elizabeth Brown leading the social committee and Virginia Reptart chairing refreshment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Brown
Virginia Reptart
Water Bills Due December With 10 Percent Discount
Water customers are notified that payments are due by December 1 with a 10 percent discount available. The notice emphasizes timely payment to enjoy the reduction.
Fishing Boats Tops Exhibit Votes At Miss Stewart Show
Visitors at Miss Mazie Stewart art's oil painting exhibit in the BE M Bridges store voted Fishing Boats first with forty eight votes out of nineteen pieces. Mums placed second. A Bit of the Sea and Candle Making were to be shown next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Stewart
BE. M. Bridges Company
Bridges
Miss Stewart
Firft
Meny
Stewart
Ladies Bible Class Social Dinner at McGugin Home
Mrs PR T McGugin hosted the Presbyterian church Ladies Bible class for a quarterly social and pot luck lunch yesterday noon. Thirteen members attended along with four guests. Mrs Tom Rickey, president, led the business meeting and devotions. Mrs McGugin, departing Washington for the winter, received a hand kerchief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Tom Rickey
Birmingham Bride Weds Washington Groom in Muscatine
Miss Bernice Lyon of Birmingham and Leo Allbaugh of Washington married Sunday at 8 in the First Baptist Church Muscatine officiated by Rev. Vance Webster. Attendants were Fern Reiner and Lester Messer, Leota Allbaugh and Herbert Schrevers. The couple reside at 522 West Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Lyon
Birmingham
Leo Allbaugh
Washington
First Baptist Church
Muscatine
Vance Webster
Fern Reiner
Lester Messer
Leota Allbaugh
Herbert Schrevers
Allbaugh
Elva Allbaugh
Principles Alone Endure Beyond Personality and Appearance
The text reflects on how principles alone remain enduring while personality, appearance, and manners continually change. It contrasts constancy of core beliefs with shifting external traits, emphasizing stable ethics over fluctuating traits.
Birthday greetings toast local residents on date
Ralph Scott of Scott furniture store celebrates a birthday today along with Mary Juliet Lemmon now in Washington DC Mrs Stanley Thompson Mrs Dc E Griffith of West Chester Maxine Baxter Mrs August Glanzman Wayland and Mrs Elwyn Gardner all observing birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Scott
The
Scott Furniture Store
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Washington, D. C
Stanley Thompson
Dc. E. Griffith
West Chester
Maxine Baxter
August Glanzman
Wayland
Elwyn Gardner
Eastern Star Benefit Ecard Party at Masonic Hall
Announcement notes an Eastern Star benefit event Thursday evening at 8 o clock in the Masonic hall and a 246t3 Am program at Haskins School on Thursday December 2 at 8 p m with a trot lunch served and Esther Ginkens listed as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Haskins School
Esther Ginkens
Horton Host Dinner Among Brighton Friends
Mr and Mrs Leland Horton entertained a group of friends Sunday evening in Brighton. The K Ks held their annual Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs Loren McNeese on Tuesday. Hubert Kasowski celebrated his fifteenth wedding anniversary on Sunday November 21 with a basket dinner at noon and 600 in prizes at four tables in the afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Droz Mrs Margaret Ohlrich and son Dickie Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kessel and Shirley Mr and Mrs Cloyce Godwin Miss Florence Wittmer Mr and Mrs A I Supalla Maxine Hazel Esther and Jean Mr and Mrs Joe Supalla Doloris and Kate Senator Elmer Thomas and Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Leland Horton
Loren McNeese
Hubert Kasowski
J. C. Droz
Margaret Ohlrich
Dickie
Faiirfield
Lawrence Kessel
Shirley
Cloyce Godwin
Florence Wittmer
A. I. Supalla
Maxine
Hazel
Esther
Jean
Joe Supalla
Doloris
Kate
Elmer Thomas
Kosowski
Pythian Past Chiefs Hold Potluck Supper
The Pythian Past Chiefs association gathered last evening at Mrs. Ted Crone's home with eleven members present. After a potluck supper they socialized and played bridge at two tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Ted Crone
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Ted
Pat Pur Ord
Wolf Floral CO
Mise
Helen Alcorn Daugh
W. L. Ann
Wapello Ty Welfare
Ottum
Chicago University
Department of Welfare
W. S. Reister
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chick Club
Illinois
Sanger
Lak
Para
America
Whitman
Sid
Ross
Dan
Wee
Carris
Martin Sanctus
Carrs Walker
Fenn
McKeone
Sitler
Pleasant Nn
Rome
Loop
LA Salle & van Buren Sts
Fort Dearborn
Carre Stouffer
Mra
N. C
Howard L. McCleery
Nicola Bldg
North Side
Ladies Bible
McGugin Home
Rnk Rush
Guther
Cr. H. Guther
L. Horton
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
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