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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

9

Women Purchase Nellie Bain Property In Wayland

Bertha Graber and her sister Mrs. Paul Widtmer bought the Nellie Bain property in Wayland and will move to town after January 1. Also noted are visits from residents and guests, a medical scare at Gertrude Penner’s, and a Sunday Holy Communion service led by Bishop Simon Gingerich in Manson along with a silver tea fundraiser by the Legion Auxiliary.

Wayland Bertha Graber Paul Manson Simon Gingerich Paul Oswald Morton Orie Miller Legion Auxiliary Olds Winfield Mt. Pleasant Treasury Mildred Strand John Fletcher College Gertrude Rinner Rosehill A. B&. Rinner Fletcher College Eicher Mennonite

Cattle Feeders Banquet Chooses Prime Beef For Event

Louisa County Beef Cattle Feeders association plans a 6 30 p m banquet at Columbus high school with 200 attendees. Prime beef from Hugh Morris farm selected by James Cotter Max Schomberg and Morris. Menu committee includes R S Johnston H Lee Huston Ralph Lowe. Talks by Chicago buyers and local breeders.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Louisa County Beef Cattle Feeders’ Association Columbus High School Hugh Morris James Cotter Max Schomberg Mr. Morris R. S. Johnston H. Lee Huston Ralph Lowe Guy Jamison William Robertson Chicago Louisa County J. H. MacCormac Russell Wayne R. C. Smith Fisher Garage KK. P. Black Fairfield L. E. Maurer Davenport

Prairie Flower highlights holiday gatherings across two towns

Prairie Flower reports on a busy social week with the Missionary society gathering at Mrs. Humphreys in Wyman and a goose roast at W. E. Finke’s near Columbus Junction. The column lists visits to the Roberts, Witthoft, Turnipseed, and Knapp households and notes football banquet attendance and local shopping trips.

Glendale Homemaker Group Meeting on Farm Business

The Glendale Homemaker group met with Mrs. John Stewart to discuss What a Farm Woman Should Know about Business. This was the third of a series of meetings led by Mrs. Thomas Gerdes in Glendale on December 11.

Thomas Gerdes Glendale Glendale Homemaker John Stewart

Home Project lessons and social gatherings across county

Extension department of Iowa State College hosted Home Project lessons with Farm Bureau cooperation, seventeen women attended. Hearthside club met at Henry Miller home. Thanksgiving dinner guests at William Miller home included Nettie Leslie Evelyn Miller Henry Miller Mercedes and Marion. Charles Wiley and Winifred Gerdes traveled to Chicago and Los Angeles respectively for events and visits. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid hosted a cooperative dinner with thirty four attendees.

Iowa State College Farm Bureau Stewart John Cheery Charles Wiley Henry Miller Nettie Leslie Evelyn Miller Mercedes Marion William Miller Keota Chicago Winifred Gerdes Los Angeles California Harry Bishop Pleasant Hill

Merry Mixer Club Meeting At Mrs Duvalls Home

The Merry Mixer club met at Mrs. June Duvall's home with sixteen in attendance. Mrs. Bernice Carr led the business session as roll call elicited helpful hints. Members shared homemade Christmas gifts and entertainment was by Mrs. Laura Schultz. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Mabel Griffith. The next meeting on December 20 at Mrs. Kathryn Romine's will include a Christmas exchange.

East 76 Merry Mixer Club June Duvall Mollie Tierney

Local Happenings in East Highland

Mr and Mrs Gail Murdock spent Tuesday at James Swailes home. Ralph Walsh visited Linwood Heck Thursday. Elmer Pearson and Henry Prymek went to Theodore Rath home Wednesday. Hester Mincer and others visited grandparents Dvorak Sunday. Linus Vegey family visited Mary Veggy Sunday. Harry Waldroth and families visited Hecks and Rath homes Sunday. Davis Creek bridge work continues in the northeast county. Oak Grove pupils attended a state theatre show. Mrs Wim Hayes suffers a heart attack at Frances Cole’s home.

Frank Mincer East Highland Gail Murdock James Swailes Ralph Walsh Linwood Heck Elmer Pearson Henry Prymek Theodore Rath Hester Mincer Harold Rath Ruby Prymek Dvorak Linus Vegey Mary Veggy Harry Waldroth Stanley Hecks Omer Rath Lenore Anna Baths Lower Davis Creek Washington Oak Grove School Wim. Hayes Frances Cole

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N. Bain Sion OF Ezra Wittmer Ed Snider Blackfoot Ida Wm. Neff Mr. Snider Mr. and Mrs. Smith Trump Lucy Renner Burlington C. BE. Rham Myrtle Morgan Dustman Frank Brice Mary Wyse Ykatie Mary Bicher C. K. Schantz Ed Wicher Gertrude Penner Carr Bush Gal PRG Copprele Chrastmas Holloway DA OWL del Monte Crisco Florida Tangerines Pascal Celery Lajashington Fruit Market Brown Joe Palooka Knobby Joe Ham Fisher Prairie Flower Martha Thrasher Robert Roberts Missionary Society John Humphreys Wyman Roy Finke W. E. Finke Finke Dorothy Turnipseed Wayne Norman Ainsworth Henry Witthoft Anna Witthoft Katherine Ropers Shrum Lewis Witthoft John Williams Margaret Ernest Jones Crawfordsville Clayde Knapp William Ellis Finke Frieda Witthoft Frances Ernest Cedar Rapids Singne Finke St. Paul's Homemaker Group Priscilla Westphal the Jeweler Uet Howard L. McCleery North Side Square IGA Thomassen den Hartog National Bank Jae
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