Top on hogs four twenty in midweek market
Weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with calm winds and mild temperatures. Hog market report notes a top price of 4.20.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
8
Weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with calm winds and mild temperatures. Hog market report notes a top price of 4.20.
Local notices track Miss Martha Sidles and multiple residents as they depart for Christmas vacations to Jerome, Iowa City, Kansas City, Chillicothe, Mo., Des Moines, Olin, Dows, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Manly, Nashua, and Waterloo. Several are visiting relatives and recovering seniors are noted.
Cedar Rapids Y defeats the Washington Y swimming team 59 to 16 at Cedar Rapids. Washington earned seconds and thirds in events led by Norton Davis Wagner Shannon and Edgington with coach Griffith. Medley relay and several individual races produced Washington podium finishes.
The Younger Set dancing club held a party at the K C hall with about sixty couples enjoying music by Boyd's orchestra. Refreshments were sold and plans announced for another dance on NewsYear's Eve hosted by Marty Whittaker at the Commercial club.
Prairie Flower column reports on local visits and family happenings. E B Young and family visited Milford Anderson. Merle Munson traveled from Wellman via S A Munson's to Mercy Hospital for his father Charles Munson. Am Munson visited his father. Roy Downs of Washington aided local residents.
Four bandits robbed the Mt Summit State Bank of 2000 dollars today in Mt Summit Indiana. They kidnapped a woman bookkeeper, used her as a shield, and fled amid a hail of bullets from vigilantes. The bookkeeper Mrs India Province was taken to Daleville and later released unharmed.
Ross Pence assisted with butchering Tuesday afternoon. The Booster club held a Christmas exchange and meeting at Mrs. Martin Whittaker's Tuesday afternoon. Lloyd Rittenhouse visited J. F. Rittenhouses. Mission Circle was postponed due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarrard visited Washington Tuesday. Clarence Timmons delivered cattle for shipment to Washington Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves plan a Saturday trip to Illinois to visit the Goldborough home. The little ladies Maxine and Myrna will stay with grandparents Reeves while parents are away. O. K. Scott was a business caller at the Smith home Wednesday morning. Mrs. Joe Shalla visited Thrasher home Tuesday afternoon. Little and Custer delivered hogs to Washington buyers Wednesday.
Rubio and family spent the weekend visiting relatives in Oskaloosa and Rose Hill. Eugene Morgan of Oskaloosa was home for the weekend. Miss Letha Schmitter called on Aunt Mrs. C. B. Morgan in Fairfield. Mrs. J. J. Fleig returned from Ottumwa hospital. Dr. W. E. Luithly of Richland is in Town City hospital for a leg operation. O. W. Schmitter went to Chicago with a cattle load.
Local residents prepare for Christmas holidays with travels to Fayette Decorah Iowa City and Brighton. Miss Thelma Long Miss Audry Humble and Miss Lucille Reister head home by bus while others visit relatives and shop in Washington and nearby towns. Auctioneer Chas heown promotes wallpaper offerings.
Mrs J M Kelley offers the Journal line of Christmas ecards available plain printed or engraved in quantities with personal delivery. Keith Molesworth son of Mrs Ed Gray of Washington not on the all star professional team list but voted fastest backfield man. previously with the Chicago Bears and played for Washington high school and Monmouth college.
Miss Margaret Cowden missionary of the Presbyterian church at Teheran Persia arrived in Washington to spend a year with her parents Dr. and Mrs A M Cowden after seven years in Persia. She landed in New York two weeks ago and had visited Egypt and Italy en route.
Julia McElhinney was taken home today from Washington county hospital. Mrs. Lawrence Libe and VAN Frances Sauners did shopping in Muscatine yesterday. Mrs. Pearl McCarty was taken to the hospital for medical treatment. Maytag washer advertised by Scott Furniture Co. in Macon Washington Iowa.
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