Obituary of John Frederick Small in Kalona community
John Frederick Small born August 18 1878 died December 19 1949 at Grace Hill aged 67 years 3 months 24 days survived by wife Lucinda Ayers two sons Cloyd Wellman and Lester Grace Hill a daughter Mrs Kenneth Carroll Luther IA ten grandchildren three sisters Mrs M B Ehrenfelt Mrs Thomas Lahey Kalona and Merc John Sakulin Richmond and two brothers plus many nieces and nephews Rev Barl Dale and Rev Ada Hillis led services with burial at Sheron Hill Kalona Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick
William
Louisa Lemley Small
Grace Hill
Fila Ayers
Mr. Small
Kalona
Kenneth Carroll
Luther
Cloyd
Wellman
Lester
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Thomas Lahey
John Sakulin
Richmond
Hazel Small Ellsworth Kelley
Kermit Ehrenfelt
Sherman Leahey
Dayleyers
Sheron Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mel lie Hawkins held at Sherman’s
Funeral services for Mrs Mel lie Hawkins were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home with Dr F W Eastwood presiding. Music featured vocal solos by Ralph Kleese. Pallbearers were four of Mrs Hawkins's nephews. Burial followed in Birmingham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Hawkins
Sherman
F. W. Eastwood
Ralph Kleese
Hawkins
Birmingham Cemetery
Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market summary shows hogs near steady to 10 cents lower with top 6.25 for 200-280 lb and varied weights, cattle at 19,000 with calves around 1.06 per pound and prime loads up to 14.50, medium heifers near 9.00, cows and bulls firm to higher, vealers 9.50 to 10.50, sheep 6,000 with fatted lambs firm to 15 cents higher, and tomorrow’s receipts projected: cattle 5,000 hogs 20,000 sheep 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain table reports Chicago futures quotes on December 18
Open high low and close values listed for wheat corn and oats with May July and December contracts. Futures show fractional prices and percentage changes across wheat corn and oats markets in Chicago trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Poultry Receipts
Chicago market notes indicate overall activity with a 3 060 case receipts count and varied fresh graded floats 25 while dirties run 26 percent. Poultry totals include 1 car and 24 trucks with heavy white ducks 14 and heavy colored ducks 14. other prices hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wild hemp blamed as hay fever bane and drug source
The piece notes wild hemp as a public nuisance causing suffering to hay fever sufferers and as a material used in making marijuana cigarettes, highlighting its dual threat to health and legal concerns.
Midway Sale Co Announces Weekly Closings and Fridays
Community sale every Friday at City Feed Varad Dee with a closing out sale led by Jim Wingler and Leonard Baure gard 4% miles southwest of Riverside mile west of highway 218. Jan 7 closing out sale by Sam Wittriz 7 miles west northwest of Washington near Havre Om gravel road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Varad Dee
Jim Wingler
Leonard Bauregard
Riverside
Sam Wittriz
Miles
Washington
Havre
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Mixed Amid Market Updates
Chicago price report shows mixed cash grain bids for corn oats and soybeans. Corn entries include several yellow varieties with quotes around 57 to 62 percent ranges and sample grades near 62. Oats list mined and white lots with prices near 1 dollar and 38 to 41 percent weights. Soybeans feature yellow lots priced around 1.4 dollars with percentages between 54 and 89, plus sample grades and percentages for various lots.
Evening Division of Mission Group Conducts Meeting
Mrs Hugh H McCleery hosted the United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society gathering last evening. Nellie Tripp led the devotional. Ethel McCreedy and Alice Harvey organized the program. Mrs Fred L Stewart spoke on Christmas music and read poems. Miss McCreedy introduced Mrs C W McLaughlin who reviewed A Doctor Without a Country by Dr Lambie and discussed his Africa mission work and change of citizenship. Fourteen members and guest Annette Morse attended. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. McCleery
United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Nellie Tripp
Ethel McCreedy
Alice Harvey
Fred L. Stewart
Miss McCreedy
C. W. McLaughlin
Lambie
Dr Lambie
Africa
Abyssinia
America
Annette Morse
Miss Morse
Hospitality Shown Guests of Chicago Livestock Show
The group from Route 3 Washington attended the International Livestock Show in Chicago traveling icy roads from Illinois. They registered calves, passed the weeder, and Bertha placed 11th in her class of 26 while Melvin and Bobby did not place. They toured the Museum of Science and Industry and the Loop then visited the Shrine Auditorium and various city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor FE. Maas
Washington
John Flading
Bertha
Bobby
Billy Foster
Chicago
Navy
Ilinois
Lloyd Foster
Melvin Scheider
Broadview
Mr. Foster
Billy
Melvin
Washington County
Exchange
ea@teh
Museum of Science and Industry
Club Congress
Livestock
Shrine Auditorium
Masonice Temple
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson Packing Company
Woolworth
Marshall Field and Company
Marshall Field
Cales
McCormick Deering
Wayne King
United States
Chinatown
Forum
23c straight 12¢ straight Ge Te 1lv¢ Lie 13
The fragmentary text appears as stray price and code snippets with no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a newspaper card. No names, places, dates, or actions are present to establish a reportable item.
Louisa County Beef Banquet to Host H. J. Gramlich
H. J. Gramlich, secretary of the American Shorthorn Breeders Association, will headline the Louisa County Cattle Feeders banquet at Columbus Junction High School Friday at 6 30 pm. J Chase of Kansas City stockyards speaks. prime beef to be served. A steer weighed 1040 pounds with 64 percent yield was part of the car lot show and sold for 16 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
H. J. Gramlich
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Chicago
Gramlich
J. ©. Chase
Kansas City
Hugh Morris
Morris
Susannah Group Holds Meeting in Leo Hoover Home
The Susannah group gathered at Leo Hoover home with twenty nine members and one guest. They opened with Silent Night, installed officers, appointed committees, and chose a group name. They discussed missionary work for a migrant center and shared a Christmas carol singalong over a potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Group
Leo Hoover
Susannah
Susannah Wesley
John Wesley
Jean Applegate
EK. E. Stutsman
Evelyn Meek
Lilah Godwin
Sarah
Shirley Dunlap
Mildred Robinson
Mount Pleasant
Mich
R. C. Keagy
Edgar Porter
Dorothy Bear
Hospital dismissals for Syfert and Hill in Washington
At the hospital this morning Martin Syfert and Joe Hill, both of Washington, were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Syfert
Joe Hill
Washington
Erection of Iowa Office Building Urged by Group
Des Moines report from the legislative interim committee recommends a $3,117,600 program for a new state office building and improvements to board of control institutions. It proposes $1,650,000 for the office building, a $165,000 heating plant, and a $115,000 archives warehouse on the capitol grounds, with a $1,187,008 tovert program for board of control institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Legislative Interim Committee
Executive Council
Board of Control
Capitol
Board of Control Institution
Calves Sell Prices After Chicago Trip
A report notes calf sales on Friday with prices of 15.50 for one, 15.76 for two, and 16.75 for the other. The writers traveled by Rocket to Iowa City for gatherings, dinners, and an entertainment in Chicago aided by the Fladunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hotel Stevens
Iowa City
Bertha Invites Companion to International Event
A note states the speaker accepted Bertha’s invitation to be her companion and attend the International event, marking an honor and duty in sharing in the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Community Sale Buys and Livestock Listings
Hoogs describes a broad sale featuring calves cows with calves by side stock cows and fat cattle plus hogs sheep and a sedan and miscellaneous items. Whittaker and Son managers note demand for horses calves hides furs furniture and apples in addition to livestock.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa
Call
Blanche Shalla
Martin's Modern Cleaners
Cal Austin McDowell
Park Hotel
Iowa
Care Journal
Mose Levy
Ainsworth
J. DD
Rabenold
SJ South
Marion
van Buren St
Dekt- Jens
Don Stutsman
Uller
Clarence Lee
Sordens
RCA Victor Radio
Jacobs Tire & Radio Service
Geo, L. Me
Daniel Drug Store
KODAK
Phillips & Hebner
A. E. Atchison
Musicaire
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Lemmon Jewelry
Loftdead
Penney’s
Véltdead
Franciscan Pottery
Nicola & Mharmon
Klein's
Candlewick
Lemmon
She & Ste
China
Nicola& Harmon
Nicola & Harmon
Tucker Chevrolet
Ohio
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Penney's
McLellan’s
Priscilla
Westphal Jewelry Store
Liltdead
RobAir
Moore
Firestone Bicycles
Pickens
Geo. L. McDaniel Drug Store
Evening Journal
Janet Sweet
E. 2Nd ST
Santa Claus
Marilyn Kelsey
Betty Ann Watson
Donald Earl
Journal Office
Janet
Washington, Iowa
Dear Santa
Oecjen’s
The
Joe
Phillips & Hebners
Carr's
Yours Truly
P. S
Singer
East Jefferson
the Evening Journal
A. L. Duensing
Smart & Parrish
Lhstseed
Harry Sizer
L. B. Ward
South 8Th Ave
al- Falla
Timothy
Childs
East Main
Lloyd Augustine
W. L Gates
Vest
WK. A
Korkoski
Brighton
Cleo RK. McCoy
Crawfordsville
Montgomery Ward
Househ
Goodwin
Skee
T. S. Crone
Busby Mfg. Co
Treea
Hungary
2Nd St
Red Son
Kor Sale
Applegate Sisters
Barthelow and Son
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain Table
Journal
Brazil
Mission Group
Jordan Sausage Farms
Letts
Lowa
H. J. Granilich
A. H. Harmes
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Utility Mineral CO
Glenn G. Hayes
Reister Bros
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gable Breoder & Hog Houses
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
al Land Bank Lea
Washington CO. Nat. Farm Loan Assn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!