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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
6
Classified dated June 27 164 states Neda Faye Hall as Executor of the estate. Location given as Read Hopkins Minnesota and references 12880 Orchard. No further actions or deadlines listed in the fragment.
Markets in Chicago show hogs 5,000 head with lighter weights 18.00 to 18.25 for 190-240 lb and some 18.50 for 25 head. cattle 10,500 with various cuts and weights, prime slaughter steers around 24.75. heifers 23.00 for 950-980 lb. canners 11.50-14.00. sheep 400 with lambs 24.50 for 80-100 lb. Grain range follows.
July 9 sale of household goods north of Engle's Produce in Crawfordsville starts 7 p.m. George Slosser. July 9 estate auction of Bill Schellenger at farm 4% miles south of Mt. Union or 4 miles north of New London on new blacktop road starts 1 30 p.m. DST executrix Marilynn R. Schellenger. July 11 public sale in Fre donia Iowa 2 blocks north of store starts 1 p.m. Bill and Mary Hantft. July 11 closing out sale of household goods antiques and farm machinery from Hoben Bridge area starts 1 p.m. Frank Gooch estate. Weekly sales at Smylie's Livestock Market Columbus Junction and at Kalona, Washington, Ollie, Wapello, Wayland auctions with various livestock schedules.
In Wellston area notices from July recount visits among local families. The Mayer kin, Farriers, Crawfords, Sheets, Brinnings, Mundys, and others hosted and visited in Washington Keota Davenport Des Moines and Fairfield. Attendees include Barbara Mayer in California and Phil Mayer in Iowa with various dinners, suppers, ice cream, and a Centennial fireworks outing in Fairfield.
An early explosion damaged a two bedroom house used as COFO civil rights headquarters in McComb Mississippi injuring two occupants Dennis Swinney 21 of Portland Oregon and Curtis Hayes 21 a local. Both suffered cuts from broken glass and did not require hospitalization.
The Four Corners Club met Thursday morning at the home of Mrs Agnes Bowman for coffee. Nine members and guests including Mrs Bob Bowman Mrs Phyllis Navy and Linda Riverside Mrs Richard Bean and family Mrs Russell Jones Mrs Bryce Lord Mrs Joe Wood and Mrs Everette Chorpening attended. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Bob Bowman. The next meeting will be August 6 with Mrs Earl Wood.
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