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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

6

Cream Egg Route Taken Over by Sam Wittmer Jr

Havre article notes the Wittmer family change as Dwight Wittmer moves to Wellman to operate a Mobile gas station. Sam Wittmer Jr takes over the cream and egg truck route and patrons extend a cordial welcome amid local reunion and farm layout reminiscences in Washington County Iowa.

Sam Wittmer, Jr Dr. Wittmer Wellman Brother Havre Dwicht Wittmer Dwight Carol Samuel Wittmer, Jr

Stringtown Girl Breaks Arm Falling from a Stand

Ruth Graber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Graber, broke her elbow after stepping off a bucket while cherry picking. She was taken to Iowa City for treatment. The item also notes local social visits and farm activity in Stringtown and surrounding areas.

Stringtown Ruth Graber Elmer Graber Iowa City Noah Widmer Norma Ivan Wyse Wayland Verdella Widmer Emery Wenger Arthur Davison Betty George Unkrich Geraldine Raymond Rich Roberta J. J. Rich Donald Brooks Chicago Madge Brooks Burlington Ethan Brooks Brooks Henderson Brooks Eicher Elmer Frevenberger Ezra Wenegr Bertha Graber Elmer Graber Cora Widmer Ruth Lester Allman Fredonia Margaret Blivens Allimans Elmer Wenger J. T. Wenger Esther Otto Suter Carl Molander Oletha Widmer

May DHIA Report Highlights Record Milk Output in County Herds

The Washington County DHIA reports a third straight all time milk high for May. 360 cows on test produced 362,602 lbs of milk and 13,059.8 lbs of fat, averaging 1072 lbs milk and 36.3 lbs fat per cow, with 8 herds over 40 lbs fat per cow and 155 cows above 40 lbs fat. The top cow Rag Apple from Bash & Swartzendruber yielded 2629 lbs milk and 97.3 lbs fat.

Washington County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Alvin Lueder Bash & Swartzendruber Louis Eckhart Marvin Matthes Gingerich & Ginderich

House work at Wes Shafer home noted in Crawfordsville

Evelyn Jane Freyenberger spent several days at the Elmer Freyenberger home last week, with house work observed at the Wes Shafer residence in Crawfordsville.

Wes Shafer Crawfordsville Evelyn Jane Freyenberger Elmer Freyenberger

Wyse Buy Allen Wenger Place in Wayland

Dr and Mrs C C Wyse purchase the Allen Wenger property in west Wayland. Mel Haberman buys the Suter property where the Wyse family lives. The Wenger family will move July 1. Also notes births and military training plans in the Wayland area.

Mrs. Wyse Allen Wenger Place Flora Wittmer Wayland C. C. Wyse Allen Wenger West Wayland Mel Haberman Suter Wyse Wenger Missouri J. R. McKirahban Bob Lexington

Community Notes and Visits Across Iowa Wesleyan Area

Local residents attended baccalaureate and commencement events at Iowa Wesleyan. Families gathered for reunions and meals in Saunders Park, Green Mound Bible School counts about 50 children, and several visitors from Chicago, Cedar Rapids, Burlington, and Wayland joined relatives in Wayland and Fairfield for Memorial Day and college ceremonies.

Tion Rey Willian Penner Walter Howard Oskaloosa Wayland Park Besse Allen Mabel I Mitchell Nellie Loder Menno Frevenberger Nellie Allen P. Boshart Burris Moore Green Mound Evelyn Tschantz Leola Roth Lorene Martin Dwight Messenger H. 0. Brooks Harry Brooks Pean Brooks St. Charles Marvin Kale Larry Truro Ira Brooks Bob Cedar Rapids Ezra Wenger Bill Howard Virginia Chicago Charles Brooks Orion Til Donald Brooks George Will Nellie Brooks Wayland Clair Sodergren Eva Leichty Dave Goldsmith Gordon Rhum Newburg Iowa Wesleyan BE. Rhum A. C. Enders Jean, Vaughn Lorraine Schlatter C. W. Schlatter Stanley Beck Becky Mt. Union Jean Neff Burlington Clara Neff Arthur Wyse Jesse Davison Iowa City Davison University Hospital Robert Wittig Judy and Bud Ft. Wayne, Inc Edward RB. Witting Edward B. Witting Nona Wenger Fairfield Parsons College

Washington Lodge No. 26 Regular Meeting Notice

Washington Lodge No 26 A M announces a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. Lee Holland W M and A W Yard secretary are listed for contact and arrangements.

Washington Lodge No A. M Lee Holland W. M A. W. Yard

Railroad and Bus Schedules for Westbound and Eastbound Services

The notice lists Westbound and Eastbound train numbers and times for the California and Midwest routes, including Golden State Limited and Californian services with regular or daily stops and exceptions. It also shows Knoxville branch trains, mixed trains, and local Davenport Kansas City lines, plus Burlington Trailways bus departures from Washington with various routes and a note on ticket purchases at the local depot.

Golden State Limited Washington California Burlington Omaha Chicago Ee Ee Candy Kitshen North Side Square Coast 'O Coast AL Cantoni Agen

Drape Mahogany Wood From Africa Impresses with Marked Veins

Drape mahogany is a wood imported from the west coast of Africa showing unusual markings caused by a spongelike plant material that grows around the tree. The growth protects the trunk from insects fungi and animals as the drape winds around it like a vine.

Africa

Pastels Pair With Regency Dark Mahogany Furnishings

The recent vogue favors pastel tones such as celadon mauve coral chartreuse turquoise and peri winkle blue and cedar to complement English Regency dark mahogany furniture. The palette emphasizes soft contrasts and refined elegance for period rooms.

Auto Deaths Decrease In 1939 Compared To 1929

The death rate from automobile accidents in 1939 fell 3 percent per population, 9 percent per number of cars in use, and 30 percent per motor vehicle mileage, indicating a substantial decline in road fatalities versus 1929.

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Glismonger Smillie Lee Florida Philling of Stead Lewis Hering Thompsons Walter Westen Clyde Thompsons Evert Westen Martin Westen Forrest Mullen Winfield E. G. Mason al Hahn Fred Eisele Will McBride Des Moines William Fryenburger Evelyn Walter Westens Harold Norton Muscatine Norton J. L. Clay Galesburg Ill John L., Jr Peoria Will Richards Smith Ralph Gibson Chester Spangler Carla Kay Rock Island Harry Lauderman Wilmer Lauderman Vernon Carter Marion Jesse Stout Clyde Thompson Mason Visitors Ed Heck Copp Heck Fred Heck Elmer Mason Latimer Davis Er. G. Mason John Pratt Grace Hill Frank Pratts Allen Schaffer Walter Wilson Martin John Baer Cassius Crossett Hering Brothers Carl Washington County Iowa Look Magazine Travelers Safety Service Care Today FOX Sunday Louis Hayward Joan Bennett the Fox DHIA Eash & Swartzendruber Louis Eckhardt Gingerich & W. Eash S. Bash & Gingerich Guernseys Gingerich & Gingerich W. W. Fleig & Son E. P. Hayes Morton Emde Wengers C. Wenger Henry Pheiffer New York City Emma Hebel Mt. Pleasant Alena Charlie Chaplin Great Dictator State Theatre Dixie Dugan By Mevoy & Striebe Drie Mickey Look .T What Mary Knoxville Branck No Wumgoe Ais Senecio Dezart Sundar L. Goodlander C. B Co. F. Anderson C. M Davenport Kansas City Southwest Limited Kansas City-Davenport Southwest Limited Grortuo W. C. Bell P.L. Etter Official Washington Directory Optometrists Lemmon John W. Lemmon East Side Square Theodore B. Bailey Attorney At Law Loan & Trust W. Livingston West Main St Court House John C. Owen Stan Kiesey R. R. Nooran W. P. Rawn Stephen B. Jones Harriet Coulter Harold Putnam A. Marion George County Lester B. Krabill W. Kylie Ned Morrow Harve P. Wilson Fred Bauer Chiropractors Dr, Chas, C. Brown Officers Lloyd Lytle W. H. Fulton E. F City Health Park Commissioners Marian Bailey Frank B. Miller J. B. Lemmon W. B. Dupuis F. Boller R. F. McFarlane Clarence Jacobs Harry Montgomery Washington Independent School District E. A. Ralston Harland W. Mead W. A. Erbe Ethel McCreedy Marry Bowles School Board Richard A. Stewart Ralph W. Thompson Harry Ramseyer A. E. Atchison B. F. Bostwick, Jr Mra Charlotte Beldrige DR. A. ©. Peterson Second Ave George F. Morrison Jones Funeral Home Hbrary East Main St Bherman
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