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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1944
Page
7
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Prairie Flower report of Christmas dinners and family reunions across several households. Mentions include the Donaldson, Whisler, Turnipseed, Smith, Knotek, Finke, and Knotek families, with Merle Turnipseed earning silver wings at Selman Field and home furlough. The piece notes multiple gatherings, gifts, and a festive feast atmosphere.
Birthday and her parents Mr and Mrs Darbyshire spent the day in the Knapp home. Her mother baked the delicious birthday cake.
Chicago markets report a week of hogs trading near ceiling at 14.75 for up to 270 pounds and 14.00 for heavier hogs and sows. cattle sees good and choice steers limited with up to 17.00 for top weights and calves steady. sheep active with highs to 15.35 and monthly upturns around 25 cents.
Chicago prices for wheat corn and oats show varied moves with May and July futures posting mixed highs and lows. The report lists open high low and close figures across wheat corn oats and a few other items with scattered percentage values and a note to read the classified ads.
A detailed listing of multiple farm and public sales across Iowa towns including Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Packwood Washington Washington Grove Riverside Ainsworth and others. Auctions run on various dates from January 2 to January 22 with times around 11:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. sale locations include barns roads and farms with auctioneers Klotz Duncan Brown Bruty Hendrickson and others.
Westminster dispatch recalls David Munro's first trans ocean flight as pilot when his ferry command plane was struck by lightning. The craft lost almost all electrical power yet the plane stayed aloft and landed safely. Local notes report memorials, vacations, reunions, and a surge of community activity in the area around Aberdeen Proving Ground and Crawfordsville.
Mrs. T. A. Michels and daughter Betty Joan and Ruth welcomed 75 friends at 1080 North Iowa Avenue for an afternoon of yuletide decor music by Betty Joan and Ruth, with Mrs. C. H. Guther and Mrs. W. L. Alcorn assisting. Out of town visitors included Helen Cunningham Waukegan Illinois Mrs. Fred Cromwell Burlington Katherine Fisher New York Suzanne Fisher Omaha Nebraska and Mrs. Burke Gillespie Council Bluffs.
Roberta Roth heads home to Cedar Rapids after visiting friends. Katherine Bostek plans to depart Monday afternoon for Chicago where she works, after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs B F Bostwick Sr.
Mrs. Frank Barden of Ottumwa and hearer Dick Barden report their son Richard, a civilian internee, was captured early in the war and is held in a Japanese POW hospital. He thanks American Navy doctors for care and expresses hope for reunion with his family in Fairfield and Washington.
Mrs. Burke Gillespie and daughters Jane and Katherine of Council Bluffs visit the Gillespie home for the holidays. Captain and Mrs. John Gillespie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gillespie of Mt. Pleasant arrive for New Year dinner. Edith Gillespie plans to return to State University of Iowa Tuesday. Marie Landau, a Ferndale Michigan teacher, leaves Monday for Detroit after Christmas with Landau relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson depart for Kansas City after an over Christmas visit with Landau relatives.
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