Westervelts lead missionary service at Uni ted Presbyterian church
The Westervelt family from Batesburg South Carolina conducted the Sabbath service at the United Presbyterian church in Crawfordsville sharing stories from their mission work. Eight young people spoke of their birth countries Kenya Korea India Venezuela and East Africa while a violin and saw provided music and a mixed quartet sang. The class taught by J C Cannon hosted a church dinner in the parlors before a Washington visit and an evening service at West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Westervelt
Batesburg
South Carolina
United Presbyterian Church
Ro Westervelt
United States
Lloyd Powlison
Bolivia
Philip Davis
Kenya
East Africa
Wiliam Parker
Korea
Marion Rireh
Siena Leone
West Africc
Almeta Waggoner
India
Victoria Johnson
Columbia
South America
Joy Turner
Venezuela
Olive Downey
Tanganyeha Territory
Chicago Market Reports Hoists in Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago market summary shows hogs at 14,000 head with gains of 15 to 35 cents, top 6.15, mixed weights trading 5.40 to 6.90 based on weight. cattle 7,500 with calves 1,500, best steers 9.75 plus, cows slow, bulls steady, yearlings strong. sheep 3,000 with lambs 15 to 25 cents lower and natives up to 11.25. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 10,000 hogs 14,000 sheep 3,000.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Cash Corn and Soybean Prices Snapshot
Chicago cash grain report lists corn at 64 to 64.5 cents for yellow grade 1 and 64% for grade 2 yellow with 62% to 63% for grade 3. Oats show mixed at 38 to 43 cents and white at 34 to 35 cents. Soybeans through grade 3 yellow quoted at 79% to 80 cents.
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Chicago
Grain table data in Chicago market report
Chicago July grain table shows Wheat July 74 7 to 174 percent, Sept 76 74 75 percent. Corn July 60 60 59 percent, Sept 58 58 10 percent. Oats July 37.1 31 percent, Sept 28 29 28 29 percent. Rye July 40 41 40 41 percent, Sept 42 43 42 42 percent.
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Chicago
Eggs and Poultry Market Report From Burlington
Market notes show eggs receipts 19 766 cases with extra firsts 15 percent and fresh graded firsts 15 percent. current receipts 13 percent. dirtles 123 percent. cheeks 12 percent. Poultry receipts listed 60 trucks with small ducks nine geese ten small hens fifteen springs 16 percent to 23. broilers 16 to 17. other prices unchanged. Burlington July 19. Local social and travel items describe Mr and Mrs Ray Mason visiting with Mrs Doll Swartz and J C Wooley visiting relatives in Missouri. Donald White on vacation from Union hotel Burlington spent time in Chicago and with parents. Rev N F Chapman and wife attended church near Viela IL cross river from Ft Madison where they once lived. Mr and Mrs Ralph Howell and two children of Keota attended UU P church services. Vivian and Ethel Booth of Haskins visited Olive Moore and relatives in Eddyville Batavia.
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Chicago
Burlington
Ray Mason
Doll Swartz J.C. Wooley
Columbia
Etta Rbuxbaum
Donald White
Union Hotel
Milton White
N. F. Chapman
Appanoose Church
Viela
Ft. Madison
Ralph Howell
Keota
UU P Church
Vivian
Ethel Booth
Haskins
Olive Moore
Eddyville
Newton Withine
Batavia
West Chester Notes On Family Visits And Reunions
West Chester reports family visits from George Pennington and kin returning from West Burlington to see Rev Pennington’s parents. Rev Orville Dillon and family of Sherradon Indiana stayed with the Rigenhagens, with Seeareys from St Paul and Virall Rigenhagen from Wellman joining by bus to Muscatine for a picnic at the park. The Griggs families held a Sunset Park reunion at Washington with forty relatives and Cal Griggs visiting from near Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
George Pennington
West Burlingtts
St. Paul, Minn
Seearey
Rigenhagen
Virall
Wellman
Muscatine
James Marrow
Griggs
James
Karl
Harold Griggs
Sunset Park
Washington
Cal Griggs
Near Wellman
Oral Walters
Jean and
Gloriana
Davenport
Ola Brume
Ainsworth Youth Revive Local Clipper Newspaper
Ainsworth students have revived the Ainsworth Clipper and publish it regularly in mimeographed form. Beverly Butterworth serves as editor and ad typist with Tracey Norris as business manager and news typist. The two aim to create a lively, localized paper backed by home merchants.
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Ainsworth Clipper
Ainsworth
Beverly Butterworth
Tracey Norris
Westervelt Family Hosts Missionary School Service
The United Presbyterian church service featured Mr. Westervelt presenting the family and their mission through Batesburg Washington D C. The group supports eleven sons and later includes twelve in 15 years with both boys and girls. Almeta Waggoner Olive Downey Marvin Bireh Lloyd Powlison and other youths shared talks songs and testimonies as plans to return to mission fields emerged.
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Westervelt
United Presbyterian Church
Almeta Waggoner
Olive Downey
East Africa
Marvin Bireh
Lloyd Powlison
Ailmeta Waggone
Local Social Roundup From Batavia Area
George Statler visits his son in law Carl Parcell near Batavia while Julius Lindenmeyer and Will Lindenmeyer visit F M Lindenmeyer. The Kings Heralds meet Joyce and Robert Kleese with Eldin Bauer leading a study. Johnny and Patty Hotle stay at the Kadd Hotle farm. Betty Bennet of Boulder visits cousin Jean West and other relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Statler
Carl Parcell
Batavia
Julius Lindenmeyer
Will Lindenmeyer
Sioux City
F. M. Lindenmeyer
Iowa City
Florence Hartwig
Ihe Grove
Esther Lindenmeyer
Kings Herald
Joyce
Robert Kleese
Eldin Bauer
Johnny
Patty Hotle
Kadd Hotle
Misa Betty Bennet
Boulder
Colo
Jean West
Prairie Flower Social Notes Highlight West Chester Area
Prairie Flower reports Sunday visits by Had Huber and Allene at the W B Rittenhouse home near West Chester with extended family from Morning Sun and Long Beach California. A birthday party for Paul Benson drew a dozen youths including Ruth Anderson and Mercedes Miller among others. Snowball Social Club met with Mrs Earl Booth, Bible school children enjoyed ice cream treats, and Mrs Had Huber along with Arlene and Ruth Wade joined Elsie Bratten for a Davenport trip.
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Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Had Huber
Allene
Ruth Anderson
Mercedes
Evelyn Miller
Clara Anne Huber
Margaret Ahrens
Frances
Bernard Mottet
Ward
Robert
Marjorie
Paul Benson
Earl Booth
Bible School
Arlene
Ruth Wade
Elsie Bratten
Davenport
Rotary hears Legion aims amid war talk and progress
Fred Downing district commander of the American Legion outlines the Legion platform for national defense and security against communist threats, comparing current risk to 1918. A film on American industry, "America Marching On," and excerpts from "The Future in America" accompany the Rotary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Downing
American Legion
Rotary Club
Legion
Downing
America
United States
Lowell Thomas
LeRoy Pratt
Washington Lietary Club
Cogs
John Applesure
Shiloh Social Notes and Local Happenings
Shiloh on July 2 reports Mr and Mrs Edd Showalter visiting from Muscatine with Ruth Joyce Showalter returning from a two week visit with Joan Schoonover. Edna Caldwell and three daughters stayed with sister Harold Been blossom. C A Boite dined with L B Donaldson and visited. Neighbors helped Sam Lambert with hay, twenty loads barned. Lambert ill but improving. Orville Caldwell finished clover hay, about a week ahead.
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H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Edd Showalter
Eddie
Muscatine
Our Place
Ruth Joyce Showalter
Joan Schoonover
Edna Caldwell
Harold Been Blossom
C. A. Boite
L. B. Donaldson
Dairy report shows drop in Washington county milk yield
The June DHIA report notes a drop in milk production as hot weather and pastures affect cows nearing end of lactation. 355 cows averaged 8323 pounds of milk and 50.0 pounds fat. 46 dry cows counted. High producers included June a Gr Holstein with 1797 pounds milk and 66.5 fat in 26 days, and Lady a Registered Holstein with 1888 pounds milk and 66.1 fat in 26 days.
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Washington County Dhia Association
Washington County
Gingerich and
W. Bash
Karl P. Booth
Emmett P. Haye
A. L. Duensing
Fash
Swartsendruber
Louis Eckhardt
Morton Emde
S. Fash & Gingerich
M. W. Miller
Guernseys
Gingerich & Gingerich
Marvin Matthes
Gingerich
Farm Bureau Cortice
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Earl Little
R. Mose Levy
L. H. Orr Land Co
J. M. Kelley
South
Iowa
J. Llitfeed
Carl J. Roberts
Montgomery Ward & Co
T.&r
Dinette
L. R. Roundy
Columbus Junction
East End
BROWN
Bruce Gardner
Weat Chester
Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbo Juniunection
Community Sale
City Feed Yard
Peterson Sheep Company
Milwaukee Yards
Guy Cole
Marie Roth
Marie
Journal Office
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Sirs
Yours
D. F. Sayre
Ligier
Ramseyer's Hatchery
Rothschild
R. W. Hyde
Eclipse Lumber Co
Mantel
S FT
Berkshire Boats
Klein Bros
Arthur Duensing
Robert Reaney
Stewart & Crone
BOME
J. W. Rien
Oak Grove
A.A.A
Fox
Goodrich
Washington Ol Company
Scott's
Scott Furniture Co
Tucker Chevrolet
Robin Hood Children’s
Rob-Air
Carl Jarrard
W. M. Darbyshire
Kimball and Wurlitzer
Sordens Moate Shop
W. G. Eldridge
Chocolate Shop
Harold Littrel
Crawfordaville
Farmer's Implement Store
Leery
Joe M. Wolfe
Montgomery Ward & To
Orville Caldwell
Crossley
Call
Minnie Chance
R. W. Moore
Retster Bros
Westervelts
Phom
Saturn
Olena
Veda Twinam
State University
Marilyn Smith
Mediapolis
Mary Jones
Donald Blankenhorn
Baby
Des Moines
Floyd Blankephorn
Rena Clark
J. C. Huston
Rose Moorhead
Daisy Huber
Margaret Yeager
H. J. Whiting
W. W. Twinam
T. H. Huston
W. P. Davidson
Wilburt Rose
Mr. Davidson
Marian Waters
Frank Gault
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain Table
U. P. Church
Zenith Radios
Rotarians
Nettie Eaton
Miscatine
Oscar Nordyke
Doris Matthews
FE. J. Hamilton
Lloyd Fredmund
Martha ‘Turnipseed
Thrasher
Vacation Bible School
C. K. Strong
Carol Anne Ahrens
Iul
DHIA
Warren Donaldson
Ll. B. Donaldson
L. Sieafeese
Howard Sigafeose
Jean
Sehoonover
Sam Marsh
Robert Henderson
Roberta Kay
Burdell Donaldson
Mary Bean
Alnsworth
Fxrm Loans
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Reister Bros
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