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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

7

Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep And Produce Report

Chicago markets show hogs opening 15c higher and closing 15 to 25c up with top at 14.90 for 180 to 240 lb hogs. cattle and calves up about 20c with top at 15.15 for steers and yearlings. sheep and ewes noted with natives at 14.25 and ewes to 6.25. Produce lines list steady begs with varied case receipts and poultry market fluctuations across different classes.

Chicago Plymouth Rock Springs White Rock Springs

Chicago Grain Table July 30 Market Updates

Grain table from Chicago reports prices for wheat corn rye barley and soybeans with Sep Dec May futures across wheat corn rye barley and soybeans. Market data shows open high low and close figures for each contract and a note to read the classifieds.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Cash grain figures list corn, oats, soybeans and barley with percentages and odd lot identifiers. The update shows multiple lots by color and grade such as yellow corn and mixed oats, plus barley and soybean entries with prices or percentages.

East Highland Social Notes and Visits

East Highland notes record visits and visits by residents. Hester Mincer spent time with sisters in Lone Tree while several families attended gatherings at the Clarence Tuttle and Mrs Anna Lear homes. County work continued near Lewis Moberly’s farm and Leona Mineer visited relatives in the area.

East Highland Hester Mincer Lone Edd Quinlan Maxine Joe Lear Mary Jean Richard Donald Kron Anna Lear John Weber Gail Murdock Lewis Moberlys Farm Dvorak

Harvest Notes From Living Lake Farm Scene

Mrs. Rennie Dawson reports a busy harvest in Living Lake with help scarce. Richard Birney visits Ames, James Birney serves in Duluth army, Bernice Wit ting runs tractor and binder, Vern Dawson aids shocks, Donald Brown and Arnold Tucker assist. Esther Hayes and Glenn Hayes contribute, plus Miss Huber helps with tractors and turkeys. The oats yield ranges from 45 to 79.

Rennie Dawson Living Lake Richard Birney Homer Birney Ames James Birney Duluth Minn Tme Bernice Witting Mr. Dawson Vern Donald Brown Arnold Tucker Esther Hayes Homer Birneys The State Bank Glenn Hayes Harry Drake Miss Huber

Swimming School Bluefish Gather in Large Schools

A notice notes bluefish commonly swim in large schools near coastal waters, describing their schooling behavior and patterns during the season.

Funeral Services For Donald Birka Of Riverside Held

Funeral services were held at St Marys church Riverside for 28 year old Donald Birka who died at home of his parents after several weeks illness. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier celebrated the requiem high mass with Adrian Dale Fitzsimmons Bernard Kinsey Vincent Schnoebelen and Robert Libenguth at the altar. The St Marys high school choir conducted by Bernadine Yeegy provided the music. Burial was at Mount Olivet cemetery Riverside. A letter from Darrell Birka in Australia noted four months without home mail. Other locals visited with relatives in town and nearby Wellman and West Branch.

Riverside St. Mary's Church, Riverside Donald Birka Joseph Birka Bernard Jacobsmeier Monsignor Jacobsmeier Adrian Dale Fitzsimmons Bernard Kinsey Vincent Schnoebelen Robert Libenguth St. Mary’s High School Choir Bernadine Yeegy Jacobsmeier J. J. Fath Donall Kron Donald Radda Francis Basehnagel Hubert Kucera Donald Rath Gene Cole Elkader Mount Olivet Cemetery Ida Gerot Darrell United States Australia Velma Rotenburger Town City John Rotenburger

Family visits and park gathering noted in local notices

Dawsons host visit by Dawsons and Jim Painter with a family reunion in the park on Sunday. Painter to Illinois for a two week vacation from his depot agent job at Stourney. Mrs Painter stays behind. Eclipse Lumber yard lunch party attended by multiple neighbors. California visit by Marjorie Walker and Kelly Kellerstrass. Arnold Tucker and Neff family dinner in the park reported.

Jim Painter Rennie Dawson Mr. Painter Illinois Stourney Town Homer Birney Fred Hermann Dell Walker John Stewart Charley Rothlisberger A. Griggs California Marjorie Walker Mary Kelly Kellerstrass Arnold Tucker Neff the Park

Gracehill News Briefs From July Proceedings and Travel

Mrs. Lester Small and family attended the funeral of George Graham in Algoma. Several relatives from Longmont and Washington visit Gracehill area family gatherings, including the Meyers clan and Marion Robertson occupancy near Brighton. Local travel, reunions, and a funeral fill the week as threshing continues and community dinner traditions are noted.

Gracehill Lester Small Algoma Mrs. Small George Graham Mr. Small Dale Robertson Maureen Betty Myer Dorothy John Williams Meyer Marion Robertson Brighton Meyers Nelson Woodford Don Russel Oskaloosa

Grant Community News Highlights Busy Week

Maurice Peterson fell ill with malaria after a Skunk River fishing trip. Clinton guests included Mrs. Francis Keife and Mrs. Clara Keife visiting Margaret Keyser. David and Jimmie Keife returned home with their mother after a four week stay. Jerry Lee Atkinson spent two weeks with grandparents. Janet Shalla had appendicitis. Reed Moore helped thrash at Isaac Kleese's in Franklin Center. Jerry Franklin named at Dittwiler home. Marion Bell thrashes north end run. Threshers feed hosted by Ed Turnipseed and Leo Graper for Pred Chalupa. Ed Turnipseed attended Eclipse Lumber company dinner. Marion Bell and family visited G C McHone in Washington.

Francis Keife Clara Keife Clinton Margaret Keyser David Jimmie Keife Frances Keife Jerry Lee Atkinson William Atkinson Davienport Iowa John Atkinson Jerry Lee Rena Warner Maurice Petersen Janet Shalla Reed Moore Will Shalla Isaac Kleese Franklin Center Elizabeth Ann Meek Annabel Jackson Dittwiler Clarence Jackson Annabel Harry Dittwiler Jerry Franklin Marion Bell North End Grant District Ed Turnipseed Leo Graper Pred Chalupa Eclipse Lumber Company G. C. McHone Washing

Riverside social notes and military updates

Riverside residents report a First Aid class meeting at city hall led by Dr. Leo J. Homan with a final test taken by nine women. A gift to Dr. Homan was presented. Visiting relatives include Mrs. David Golden and son Glenn Alcorn from Corpus Christi. Private Donald Hotka has graduated from Chanute Field AAF technical training. Other visitors and acquaintances from Des Moines, Wellman, Crawfordsville, Omer Rath family, and local residents are noted with several name mentions and brief greetings.

Riverside City Hall Leo J. Homan Omar Rath Erma Latta Frances Scott Katherine L. Thomann Marguerite Thomann Zelda Shebek Marie Dautremont Rose Dautremont Bernadine Veggy Dr. Homan David Golden Glenn Alcorn Corpus Christi Texas May Alcorn Donald Hotka Joseph Hotka Chanute Field School Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Chanute Field Hotka

Will Open Second School for Naval Training at Ames

The Navy will open a second naval training school on the Iowa State College campus at Ames on September 15. Rear Admiral John Downes announced the eight week diesel engine operation course will admit up to 500 bluejackets from across the country. An electrical school already on campus will enroll about 800 men, as Finley Hall dormitory is hurried to completion to house the students.

Great Lakes Ill Iowa State College Ames Iowa John Downes Ninth Naval District Navy Iowa State Finley

Des Moines WHO Announces Tall Corn Sweepstakes

Des Moines radio station WHO will host the sixth annual National Tall Corn Sweepstakes judged on September 5 at the WHO building. Entries, to be received September 4, must reach 12 feet tall with proper earshoots and be lashed to a board. First prize is 100 cash plus a Col B J Palmer gold trophy. awards total 225. Judges include Herb Plambeck and officials from the Iowa department of agriculture and Iowa State College.

Des Moines WHO Walnut St Herb Plambeck B. J. Palmer Plambeck Iowa Department of Agriculture Iowa State College

Tyrone Threshing Ring Underway in Community

Tyrone a threshing ring began work Friday afternoon as Valley Ladies Aid serves dinners. Local residents and visitors including Dickie Black of Moline and families of Hahn, Barr, Van Sickla, Dickenson, Sheetz, Long, Young, Thompson, Tinnese, and Crawford are noted among those helping and visiting during the threshing period.

Tyrone Valley Ladies Aid Dickie Black Moline Ill Guy Black John Hahn Washington Omer Walter Crawford George Jillon Pete Bond Richland Roy Hafferty George Crawford Clifford Whetstine Richmond

Pilatus Slopes Remembered by Tourists and Botanists

Turists and botanists today climb Mt Pilatus in Switzerland recalling that no one ventured there until the 16th century and legends of Pilate’s ghost were once thought to hover over the peak.

Mt. Pilatus Switzerland Pilate

Farmers redecorate after kitchen fire on John Stewart farm

Mrs John Stewart reports two carpenters have worked since a fire at the Stewart farm burned the kitchen floor. The couple considers it a lucky fire and plans redecorating. Bill Bown builds a new chicken house on the George Reed farm while Mr and Mrs John Moss reside on the Rown farm.

John Stewart Bill Bown George Reed John Moss Rown

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