IETT Top on Hogs Trading at 6.55
Price report notes hogs trading at 6.55 with market activity described and a forecast of mostly cloudy conditions with showers tonight.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
8
Price report notes hogs trading at 6.55 with market activity described and a forecast of mostly cloudy conditions with showers tonight.
Oliver Hardy in the new comedy Zenobia reportedly covers a hundred yards in under ten seconds as the elephant Zenobia rushes ahead. The pair dash down a village street at Hal Roach studios with Hardy realising the pace outstrips the plan.
Two new songs headline the Fox Theatre comedy Some Like It Hot opening Wednesday. The tunes The Lady's In Love With You and Some Like It Hot feature Frank Loesser Burton Lane Gene Krupa Remo Biondi and Frank Loesser. Bob Hope Shirley Ross and Gene Krupa star in a tale of a promoter chasing big money while risking love.
The Lone Ranger Rides Again debuts Wednesday as a 15 episode Republic serial starring Bob Livingston as the Lone Ranger and Chief Thunder Cloud as Tonto. The series promises breath taking thrills and furious action sequences.
A lab note explains that ten tons of onions must be pressed to extract a single pint of the scented oil. The oil’s pungent aroma is strongly tied to the onion’s character and uses in perfumery and flavoring.
Patriotic Instructor Bun Blair of the local V F W announces Flag Day on June 14 marking the 162nd anniversary of the Continental Congress adoption of the Stars and Stripes in 1777. He warns against anti American influences and urges citizens to display the flag and rededicate loyalty to national colors. The Washington Co Post hopes for a favorable day with widespread display.
Mrs. Sarah Crahan of Manson finally recovered her wedding ring lost forty years ago while washing. A laundry search failed to find it, but a daughter spotted the ring on the ground at the farm north of Manson where the family lived. The ring was identified as her own and brought to light after decades.
Local residents from Princeton Davenport Rock Island Havre Richland and Keota visited friends and relatives in Davenport Ottumwa Muscatine Oskaloosa Cedar Falls Kansas City and Cedar Falls. Multiple families attended graduations and reunions while others traveled for bedside visits and summer school.
Merrimac on June 13 reports Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs Lena Tagular and Mae Craft. Dora Shuppy visited Mrs A N Amrine and Mrs Carl Amrine. The Baldosier family visited the Dave Baldosier home. Doss Van Winkle spent Sunday with Ida Shuppy and Dora. Earl Nicola and Elmer Reschley families shared Sunday afternoon with Will Brannon.
Thebody of 25yearold Mrs. Yvonne Parks of Chicago was recovered from the Des Moines River in West Ottumwa. Police say she apparently died by her own action after being missing since Saturday. She was last seen in a tavern where onlookers heard her say she intended to end it all. She is survived by her hus-
Attorney Theo dore Bailey warned Rotary Club members that subversive anti American activities threaten the nation. He described communist and anti patriotic plots, urged public vigilance, and cited Moscow backed efforts to place pro communist members in government. Guests Ray Crittendon and William Stewart from Chapman College performed music and praised his progress.
A band and her mother identified as Mrs. P. Niles are noted in Ottumwa. The brief item lists their connection to the scene without additional context or dates.
Cedar Rapids man George Wildred, 35, jailed here Monday after returning from Minneapolis, three years after his prior offense.
The Iowa National Guard advisory board unanimously recommended reappointing Gen. Charles H. Grahl as adjutant general of Iowa. Grahl, in office since 1932, has served under governors Turner Herring and now faces a term expiring July 1. Governor Wilson will receive the recommendation for final action.
Federal inspector M. L. Cunningham from Kansas City told Ottumwa airport manager Clifton P. Oleson that runway lengthening and obstacle removal are needed to meet Civil Aeronautics Authority standards. Work should be inexpensive and will not block airline stop plans. A Washington meeting discussed airline routes from Minneapolis to Des Moines St Louis and Kansas City.
Patrolman L F Stusak spotted Eldred in Cedar Rapids during a family dinner and recalled a Sept 20 1936 break in charge. Chief of Detectives Larl Stanley said a suspended sentence could be recommended if Eldred pleads guilty.
An instrument purporting to be the last will of Joseph W Nebergall, dated March 1 1939, has been filed and is set for proof and hearing at 9 00 AM on June 19 1939 in Washington Iowa. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated. Court clerk R R Noonan ordered the notice.
The Washington Whisker Club reports 494 members with new signups from B and B D clothing store city mail carriers and Standard Oil station. Councilman Bill Dupuis notes six more Rock Island railroad employees join as June 15 deadline nears for Chicago trip participation.
A fragment lists many names including Grimes Wally Evans Philip Howard Hayes Clarence Dace tery Charles Murdock Dr PF Etter Dr W S Kyle Johan Combs Ober Langwell Gien Long Merle Smith Harold Ichet y Donald Smith Orin Wallsee Bill Hess Wisie Lone. The text lacks context or events for full summary.
Keith Nichols nine year old son of Ben Nichols district Legion commander was killed in a fall from a portable mill near Nichols. Death caused by a brain concussion. Funeral services planned for Wednesday afternoon with Legion men from Washington to attend.
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