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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1943

Page

5

Community Notes Record Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Washington area families hosted dinners and casual visits over Memorial Day weekend. Guests included the Thompsons, Reed family, Grace Stone and companions, Frank Henderson and family, Robert and Clarence Booth, Axel Anderson, Lawrence Genkinger, and others. The L. G. club met at the Frank Henderson home for a pot luck, with next meeting set for June 18 at Bill Reese residence. Robert O Connor and Robert Atchison with tractors were noted visitors, as were Lloyd Nicholson and Charity of Morning Sun.

Frank Henderson Robert Henderson John Jamon Clarence Booth Axel Anderson Lawrence Genkinger Grace Stone T. C. Davis Hugh Morris Leonard Ornduff Jimmy Davenport Ornduff Glenn Thompson Janice Judy South of Washington T. GC. Davis Washington Robert Genkinger Susan Linda Ae Thompson L. G. Club Ecards Bill Reese Clarence Jacobs Robert O'Connor C. A. Thompson Robert Atchison Wise Lloyd Nicholson Charity Morning Sun Wright McConnell Nicholsons Gilmore City Iowa Mr. Nicholson Ilie

North Oregon social notes include visits and guests

Mrs. Floyd Miksch and family hosted Washington visitors Monday evening. W. J. Smith from Chicago spent the weekend helping with field work at the Thompson home. Cedar Rapids guests J. Lindley Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell dined with local families. Sidney Gookin visited the Mikschs Sunday. Doris Canott of Des Moines vacationed with her parents over Memorial Day. Ethel Henderson of Oakdale also mentioned.

C. A. Thompson Oregon Arl Floyd Miksch Near Washington Robert Miksch W. J. Smith Chicago Des Moines George Canott Ethel Henderson Oakdale

Market notes Chicago hogs cattle and sheep prices

Chicago markets report hogs 22 000 with top 14 25 and bulk 14 00 to 14 25 for 180 to 360 pound hogs. Cattle 7500 with fed steers 14 50 to 16 25 and heifers 14 00 to 15 75. Calves 1 000 and sheep 1 000 with fat lambs 16 00 and odd lots 13 75 to 15 00. tomorrow's estimates show hogs 5 000 cattle 10 000 sheep 1 000.

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Chicago Produce: Eggs and Poultry Market Report

Chicago June 8 Eggs receipts 32 608 cases market firm and unchanged ex iva firsts 29 firsts 838% current receipts 74 dirties 35% checks 34 Poultry receipts 9 trucks market firm and unchanged

Chicago Cash Corn and Soybeans Market Update

Chicago cash grain prices show corn at 2 yellow 107 and soybeans at 4 yellow 16314 as of June 8. The brief listing records current bid figures in the market column.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Table Report Wheat Corn Oats Rye Prices

Chicago grain table shows Sep wheat opening around 1445 and high near 145 with close around 145. July entries around 144 to 146 with slight variations. Corn per report at 105 near 101 for July and oats around 63 to 64 with rye near 97 to 100 reflecting mixed quarterly values.

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Stringtown Items A Country Neighbor Column

Congratulation notes welcome the Rin ners new granddaughter Kathryn Widmer returns from Burling ton funeral services for John Widmer were held at Bicher. Local residents visitings include Davison family and Yohe family in Burlington. Rex Swan and Sterbert receive help with plowing and corn planting. Dr Peterson of Washington was a veterinary caller at the Schantz home.

J. J. Rich Stringtown L. H. Rinner Ensign Don Rinner Kathryn Widmer Burlington John Widmer Bicher Arthur Davison Farl Gingerich Rex Swan Sterbert Chester Yohe D. C. Schantz Washington Homer Davison Edna Widmer Carl Johnson Dr. Peterson Veterinary D. C

Ordnance Plant Entry Noted in Burlington Visit

Mr and Mrs Victor Oswat of Richland were dinner guests Sunday at the C A Thompson home. Mr and Mrs Mac Davis and George and Marie of Libertyville Town spent Sunday with the Orie OConnor family.

New Priest Has His First Mass in Riverside

Rev. Omer H. Kiefer, newly ordained priest, celebrated his first mass at St. Mary's Riverside on Sunday at 10:30. The ceremony featured a procession with cross and candle bearers, a sermon by Rev. William Schmidt, and a post mass blessing. A noon dinner for clergy and friends followed, with about 175 attendees.

Riverside Omer H. Kiefer St. Mary's ‘Church Dwayne Sehneider Robert Bushek Reno Droll Kiefer Little Jane Kieer Rose Marie Deatsch William B. Schmidt St. Mary’s Church Keokuk Massey St. Mary’s Parish

Greene couple relocate to Jones farm near Columbus Junction

Mr and Mrs Ralph Greene move from Columbus City to the William C Jones farm southwest of here where Greene will be employed. Frank E Elsey 56 a Rock Island foreman and former Letts worker committed suicide Saturday in Silvis Illinois while visiting his son Charles and wife. His body was recovered.

Maxine Blankenhorn Iowa State College Ames Amity Rural School Robert Sterling Set Temple Tex H. Doyle Frame Brandon University of Iowa Glen Ayers Borger Robert Clinton Hall Earl McBride Here Harry Hall Louisa County Service Mary Elizabeth McKee Columbus High School Cornell College Mt. Vernon Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Nelia Springer Wapello May Darrow Columbus Junction Mrs Ralph Greene Columbus City William C. Jones Mr. Greene Frank E. Elsey Rock Island Letts Silvis Ill Charles

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