Closing Out and Farm Sales Across Iowa Listings
A catalog of numerous January auctions spans Washington Mount Pleasant Trenton West Chester Columbus City Keota Wayland Ainsworth Crawfordsville and Kalona including farm and dairy sales hogs and livestock at Kalona Kalona Livestock and several weekly market events. Markets vary with times from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and locations on highways and crossroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Trenton
James Felgar
West Chester
Lyle Romine
S. E
Columbus City
Wapello
Columbus Junction Blacktop
Evans and Duncan
Keota
Towa
Malley
Malley Tire
Wayland
Blacktop Highway
Jake Unteraker
West Main
Susan Schmitt
Ainsworth
Old White Way
Crawfordsville
J. H. Jones
Washington
Coppock
Glen (Smack) McCoy
Keith Herr
Ainsworth Junction
W.R. Murphy
Bush Corner
Kalona
Mary Rhodes
K. Stoutner
Iowa
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Smye's Livestock Market
Columbus Junction
Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Keota Families Share Holiday Time and Upcoming Installations
Keota residents recount Christmas visits as James White of California leaves after a week with his mother Mrs Gene Sieve White and grandfather C N Newton. Open installation of O E S and Masonic officers for 1963 set for Friday Jan 4 at 7 30 p.m. Guests include Sister Helen Bowers and AI Fitz Simons. Senior High Youth group enjoyed a bowling party at Sigourney with 10 youths and sponsors Leland Roegner and Rev Orrin Potter. Mr and Mrs Orrin Potter visited Naperville Illinois with relatives. A post Christmas dinner at the Steele home in Washington featured many relatives from Iowa City Clarksville and Drew with gifts exchanged. Minnie Stewart Laura Smock attended. Minnie and Laura stayed overnight and returned to Keota Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bowers
A. I Fitz Simons
Masons
Wesley Methodist Church
Sigourney
Leland Roegner
Orrin Potter
Potter
Naperville
Ilinoi
Minnie Stewart
Laura Smock
Bill Steele
Drew
Linda
Washington
Merle Dickenson
Jean
Jane
Peggy
Sara
Iowa City
Paul E. Peiffer
Debby
Matthew
Clarksville
Hubert Smock
Elmer Peiffer
Will Dupius
Ruth Minnie
Laura
Steele
Keota
Two Former Wellmanites Die By Mrs. O. B. Godber
A Wellman memorial notices the deaths of Louie and Irene Shames, former Wellman residents who owned a department store with their son Irving now in Chicago. The item also notes Mrs. Tresa Yoder’s hip fracture at Boone Cafe and the 59th wedding anniversary of Sam and Longwell as celebrated with 92 guests and 133 cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Godber Wellman
Arden Dawson
Irving Shames
Chicago
Louie Shames
Williamsburg
Boone Cafe
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Sam Longwell
Jessie Fattig
Melvin
Aztec New Mexico
Mariondys Miller
South English
Ober Long
Sioux City
Carrol (Goldie) Wade
North English
Paul Phylis) Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiscount
Sircom Amend
Bonn
Clarence W. Goff
Farmers Cash Lumber Co
Sorrell
Clarke Talbot
S. Walton
Washington Area
Kenneth Rhoads
Asbury Circle
Ottumwa
Advance Ross
West
Madison
Pioneer Drug
Jarvis Appliance
Southwest Corner Square
Devoe
Connelly
Sahara
Heluwaters
R.L. Gibson
Charles E. Curtis
Jan
Janice Geuther
Robert Hahn
Osmney
Clara Mondia
ICC
Illioss
Missouri
Washington Transfer
Dows
Graber
Farrell
McCulloch
Dick Lins
W. S
Henry Berdo
Ford
Albert Hershberger
Wellman
Chevrolet
Ivan Hahn
Chester
Osin
Cup Drug Store
Gibson
Aratx Cristmas
B and H Firestone
Farmer's Market
Hampshire
Yorkshire Boars
John S. Brown
Olds
Alvin Hahn
Earl Dwight Hayes
Fenn Farm Service
Aefred Te Bockhorst
Carl Richard Anderson
Poland
Robert Fickel
Walker Brothers
Washington Evening Journal
Helen Phillips
Journal
Bill McConnell, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
GIVE
Washvton
Wes
Kington
Ing of Wi
Chamber of Commerce Board
Sunset Park
Dettwiler
Madison St
Crull & See - Geo. J. Breitenbach
Evening Journal
James White
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Burlington
Longwell
Laura Grover
Glenn Baumgartner
Joe Giltner
Ollie Livestock Exch., Inc
Mgr
Wast
Kewanee
C. Planters
HAY & Grain
St. Massey Harris
Kewanee Harrow
WinPower
John Deere
Jol Deere
M. Farmall
Massey
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