For Sale Smith Corona Skywriter Typewriter 64.50
SEE THE NEW SMITH CORONA Skywriter Typewriter at 64 50 Phone 349 Farrell's Office Supply 28416 FOR SALE-TESTED AND guaranteed farm seeds at money saving prices Variety list includes Alfalfa seeds Dakota No 12 and Grimm seeds with prices from 24 50 to 52 00 Idaho grown Red Clover and Timothy seed sold per bushel State tested beans and various seed beans prices as low as 2 50 per bushel Seed oats cleaning and chemical seed treatment offered by ED SHALLA SEED CO located 2 miles north of Locker Plant on highway 1 Washington Iowa Call 27218 F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota No
Washington
Nebraska
Idaho
Montana
Arizona
California
Grimm
Washneton
South Dakota
Kansas
Ranger
Ceresan M
ED Shalla Seed CO
Locker Plant
Highway 1
Iowa
Hickenlooper Avoids Iowa GOP Senate Rumpus
In Des Moines, Sen. Rourke Hickenlooper declined to join a push for a female Republican Senate candidate amid party leadership tensions led by National Committeeman Harrison Spangler. Ackworth editor Gabrielson’s three months as national chair also drew scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Harrison Spangler
National Committee
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Washington
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Indianola
GOP
Believe Stock Market To Make More Sales In Today's Trading
New York reports Wall Street traders expect further selling after yesterday’s market break. A huge last hour volume of 1,350,000 shares topped daily totals and nearly matched a decade’s high. The tape showed 1,233 issues traded, signaling broad participation and potential follow‑through selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Denham delays action on coal slowdown questions
Washington UPI Robert N Denham head of the NLRB postponed until next week at least action on coal industry complaints that Johnny Lewis violates the Taft Hartley act Officials say a court order to force 400000 soft coal miners back to a five day week will not be decided before Tuesday Miners have worked Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays since December 5 President Truman refused to use the Taft Hartley act to restore full coal production saying there is no emergency and he will not intervene yet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Denham
Ecounsel
National Labor Relations Board
Johnny Lewis
Denham
Truman
Beau Brummell Rediscovers From Rags to Riches Saying
George Bryavn Brummell known as Beau Brummell reshapes the adage from rags to riches. He set the standards in English men's fashion and manners for two decades before fleeing to France in 1816 to escape creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bryavn Brummell
Beau Brummell
Brummell
England
France
Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog Cattle And Sheep Activity
Hog sale shows 8 000 head salable with moderating demand and higher midweight ranges 180 to 210 pounds buyers paying 16.35 to 16.50 for top loads while 230 to 260 and 270 to 300 pound hogs fetch 14.16 to 15.60 and 13.75 to 14.50 respectively. Sheep offerings include 1 000 head with slaughter lambs fully steady and natives at 28.50 with good demand for light wooled lambs. Cattle markets see 1 000 head available as calves 3005 choice stock absent with mixed demand across grades. most steers 21.50 to 26.00 and cows 15.00 to 16.50 with vealers steady.
Pinochle Night At OES Party At Mason Temple
Pinochle was played at four tables during an OES party Thursday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. Prize winners were Mrs. Howard McBride for high and Mrs. Roy Lewash for low. Hostesses Mrs. Guy Cole and Mrs. Russell Goodin served refreshments at a candlelit table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Masonic Temple
Howard McBride
Roy Lewash
Guy Cole
Russell Goodin
Wayland Sunday School Class Meets Tuesday
Nineteen members of the Delta Alpha Sunday School class gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ted Tschantz. Invited guest Virginia Myers attended. Mrs. C. C Wyse presided, Mrs. Tschantz led the devotional, and Mrs. Jacob Eicher spoke on the origin of Mennonite churches of America. Mrs Ezra Mullett discussed missionaries soon to retire, followed by refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Delta Alpha
Ted Tschantz
Virginia’ Myers
C. C Wyse
Tschatz
Jacob Eicher
Mennonite Churches of America
Ezra Mullett
Wayland Opens School Lunch Program
Wayland's school lunch program begins January 16 with Mrs Jemima Mc Clintie and helper Berthe Shumaker in charge. About two hundred have signed up for lunches in the first two weeks. An inspection found the kitchen and lunch room ready, featuring a 10 burner gas stove with double ovens, two electric mixers, and new kitchenware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Jemima McClintie
Berthe Shumaker
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Plans February Banquet
The 17 members met at the church to plan a February banquet for the junior and young peoples classes, with Mrs. Howard Witting as chair and decorations by Mrs. Jacob Earnest. Devotional focus was the Boyhood of Christ with Luke 2 read by Mrs. Pat Swift. Mrs. McDonald led the topic and Mrs. Howard Caldwell gave the closing prayer. roll call featured a white elephant exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Howard Witting
Jacob Earnest
Robert McDonald
Christ
Pat Swift
Highland Social Club Elects Mrs Harrison
Highland social club members elected Mrs Ben Harrison as president at a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs Lee Conry's home. Mrs Burke McCreedy was elected vice president and Mrs Joe Krotz secretary treasurer, with Mrs Paul Beard as reporter. Sixteen members attended with guest Mrs Melo Lasek. Mrs Conry served refreshments and Mrs Sidney Coon set February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Social Club
Ben Harrison
Lee Conry
Burke McCreedy
Joe Krotz
Paul Beard
Melo Lasek
Conry
Sidney Coon
Rural Women's Club Coop Dinner Near Humston Home
Eleven families joined a cooperative meal hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Humston with Mrs. Carl Phillips Mrs. Lester Luckenbill and Mrs. Claude Rhodebeck on the kitchen committee. A business meeting followed while the men socialized. A February 9 breakfast with husbands was planned at the Carl Phillips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
Grant Humston
Carl Phillips
Lester Luckenbill
Claude Rhodebeck
William Bell
Floyd Humston
Shields
Wayland Mennonite Women Sew for Relief Project
Fifteen women from the Mennonite church spent the day sewing at Rev. and Mrs. J. Mullett home. A covered dish lunch was served at noon and many garments were completed for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Mennonite Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.35
Adtaker
DD. J
Alliman Wayland
Maren J. Bill iKwle
North Second
Eve
Robert Amlong
Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Kiene Bros
Will
Ross A
Garmoe
Swedesburg
Rhode Island
Humble Pracuce & Hatchery
Friendship
Adams
Elmira
N. Y
Aroe
Osincup Walgreen Drug
West Trad St
Lorden Music Co
Leang
San Antonio
Texas
Skellas
Wayne Marston
Sentinel
Little
Ady Ati
TKO
Sal
Pearl
East Main St
GEO. J. Breitenbacth
Washington County Farm Store
Sale
Studebaker
Nouvec G
Ferguson
Sllington
Iowa Ave
Frazer Manhattan
Ylas
Jep
OLDS
FORD
Farrell
Dale Johnston
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Centerville Coal
Dodge Motor
Sorrell's
Washington County
Washington Concrete Rear Company
New Motor
Stewart & Crone
Pontiac & Buick Sales & Service
U.S
Roy Havel
du Pont
Eclipse Lumber Company
Norge
Glenn Caldwell
Columbus Junction
Ford Motor
Dodge
Sorrell
Lemmon
Hamilton
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Bert Dill
Mae Smith
Eveready Plumbing & Heating
Purina
Freshwaters Feed Store
Hoover
Wallace Loder
So. Ave. C
Nash
Fraiser-Manhattan
Mill's Auto Service
Autocrat
C. H. Holcomb
Tyler Harder Freez
Crawfordsville
Washington Lumber
Nicola & Harmon
Dupont
Western Auto Associate Store
North 2Nd
Southwest Corner Square
Bell & Gevock
Tait
TOR Sale
Dexter
Ray Blankenhorn
L. G Roberts
Hudson
McDaniele Drug Store
Smith Corona
Roadstone
R. Don M. Llaves
Sherwin Williame
Osineup Walgreen Drug
Lamb
P. F. Whisler
Ghho
J. Breitenbach
By Ken Reynolds
W. A. Marsh
Crescent Ave
Park Ridge
Illinois
Geerling
Durst
Washington Oil Company
Gamble’s. Brats
Gamble
Gamble’s
the Evening Journal
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Fairfield
Earl W. Cummings
Sec.Treas
Jeffrey Bldg
Kent
Hickenlooper
Rumpus
Gabrielson
FOX
Red Ryder
Chicago Livestock le
USDA
Chicago
Tae
Mrs. McDonald
Caldwell
Harold Rathmell
Harrison
Tasier Running
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!