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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1939
Page
7
The notice highlights ad listings crafted to assist job seekers and employers. It emphasizes reliable service, broad reach, and timely placements designed to connect talent with opportunities.
Kalona's Christmas basket committee led by Geo Eglin calls for food or clothing donations to aid families in Kalona and Richmond. Santa will visit Kalona Saturday afternoon at 8 o clock to hand out treats to local children. Also noted: final dividend paid by Kalona Savings Bank from 1933 closure and recent births and relocations in the community.
Hogs 500 head, market nominally steady on limited receipts. Some 240 to 260 lb lots bid and sold to 6.10. Week averages 25 to 35 cents lower. top 5.50. Cattle none for week. heavy steers 50 to 75 cents lower. good and choice offerings steady. Wealers steady at 10.50 down. Sheep 500 head, fat lambs 15 to 25 cents lower. top lambs 8.90. sheep steady.
Grain table from Chicago lists wheat corn oats rye futures with May July and December contracts. Figures show minor shifts in open high low and close across wheat corn oats and rye with percent and price readings, reflecting modest daily movements.
Market notes show corn with mixed bids across several grades from 56 to 67 percent in yellow and white varieties. Oats include mixed feed and white lots with bids up to 89 percent in one white grade. Soybeans display two yellow lots bid at 1.22 and 1.21 percent.
Markets show steady activity with receipts totaling 5 909 cases. Fresh graded firsts and extra firsts listed, current receipts at 17 percent to 17 and dirties at 14 percent. Hofer elected vp market secretary and treasurer. Community notices cover residents traveling, illnesses, vacations, and family visits in Kalona Gary Indiana and Denver Colorado.
Mr and Mrs John Robertson and friends held a surprise party for Mrs Robertson in Brighton on her birthday with an oyster supper. Mrs R H Walker, visiting Peoria IL, has been ill but improving. A niece in Peoria plans to stay until after year’s start. Address 616 McQueen Street.
The Prairie Flower Baptist Missionary Society hosted an all day Christmas gathering at Mrs. W. D. Booth home with co hostess Mrs. Karl Booth. A cooperative noon dinner and a Christmas program followed including songs prayers poems readings and a missionary experience article. Twenty members attended and the January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. T. C. Reeves and Mrs. M. E. Booth.
The Christian Missionary and Aid societies held a joint meeting at Mrs. William Putman's home with devotions led by Mrs. Mert King and readings by Mrs. Victor Wenger and Mrs. Frank Gobbia. About thirty women attended, and Aid Society president N K West oversaw officer elections. New officers are Roy Brobst president, Palmer Schilling vice president, William Putman secretary, and Georgia Larson treasurer.
Mrs H L McRoberts entertained the Marthaena class of the Presbyterian Sunday school at a Christmas party in Columbus Junction. Seventeen members and a guest, Mrs R G Keil, attended. Mrs John Coon became a member. A Yuletide luncheon followed with eighty attendees. Music and readings accompanied the program led by Mrs Joe Hanson and Mrs William Dunn. A letter from President William Green of the American Federation of Labor criticizing the justice department for prosecuting labor unions under anti-trust laws prompted protest thoughts.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Swift visited Muscatine last evening to attend a reception hosted by the Museca tine chapter of Eastern Star. The courtesy honored worthy patron Gene Rosenthal and worthy grand matron Mrs Mozelle Russell of Winfield.
Cedar Rapids labor group prepares a protest against the possible appointment of United States Attorney General Frank Murphy to the Supreme Court for submission to President Roosevelt. The local Federation of Labor coordinates the action with its members and officials involved.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society held its December meeting in the church with Unit 7 in charge of the social hour. President Mrs. O. E. Sehmitt led the business session and donations were pledged to the Goodfellows. Mrs. Owen Hayes delivered two humorous readings and Mrs. Rathmell led a radio program. The January gathering will be led by Unit 6.
Weekly journal sale events listed for Midway Sale Co. in Columbus Junction every Wednesday and Community Sale at City Feed Yard every Friday. Household goods under Mrs Fields on Dec 18 at 223 North 4th Street and Dec 21 closing out sale by Paul Widmer KEst located 32 miles northeast of Noble and 5 miles southwest of Crawfordsville.
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