Seven Delegates Of Eicher Church Attend Conference
Local notes from Noble June 13 report seven Eicher church youths departing for two weeks of leadership training at William Penn College Osceola Ina Mae Freyenberger David Allen Graber Treva Marie Bontrager Daniel and Lucille Graber Ronald and Marie Elaine Johnson Pfe Marvin Roth recently returned from overseas visits sick leave with parents. Additional community visits and a Sunday program marked the day with condolences announced for Bertha Graber of Wash. Co. hospital.
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Vernon W. Frey
Noble
Eicher Church
Wm. Penn College
Oskaloosa
Ina Mae Freyenberger
David Allen Graber
Treva Marie Bontrager
Daniel and
Lucille Graber
Ronald and
Marie Elaine Johnson
Pfe
Marvin Roth
Seth Roth
Elmer Wenger
W. J. Graber
W. R. Schantz
Otto Frey
J. M. Rich
Wayland
Myrtle Freyenberger
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Freyenbergert
Ina Mae
P. P. Wenger
Florence
Vernon
Olin
Perry Beatty
Robert
Memorial Hospital
Joe Schlatter
Washington
John Garrick
J. R Kauffman
Audrey Stewart
Caney
Kan
Raymona Rich
Mary Stewart
Noah Wittmer
Mount Pleasant
Joseph Graber
J. H. Wittmer
J. N. Reschly
Kansas City
Kathryn Reschly
Alice
Ethel Hunt
Mt. Pleasant
Bertha Graber
Wash. Co
Private Krall to Be Stationed at Fort Knox Ky
Pvt Don Krall and his wife visited Mrs Rose Shebek in Riverside and relatives in Iowa City before departing for Fort Knox Kentucky where he will be stationed. Other locals hosted guests over the weekend in Riverside including Amiel Chabal Bobbie Chabal Clair Rummelhart Goetz family and Stanley Beranek.
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Riverside
Pa Vate
Donald Krall
George Goetz
Stanley Beranek
B. J. Unterth
Mary Lynne
Barbara
Moline
R. H. Heitzman
G. O. Patterson
Davenport
Heitzman
Darlene Sojka
Wes Sojka
Ramona Shalla
Near Washington
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Mildred Schneider
Iowa City
Carl S. Rice
Sulpician Seminary
Washington, D. C
C. B. Rice
Rose
Verena
George Waldschmidt
Fragmented OCR reveals unclear proper names and phrases
A garbled OCR passage presents unreadable strings and mixed characters. It mentions names-like tokens and scattered words but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events. No clear persons, places, dates, or actions emerge to summarize with confidence.
Unorganized Play Tied to Half of 1943 44 School Injuries
In 1943 44 unorganized play caused about half of all injuries on school playgrounds. The report highlights the risk of unsupervised activities and calls for structured recreation policies.
Markets show steady cash hog and cattle quotes in Chicago
Hogs 500 head and cattle 500 with 100 sheep noted as active and fully steady. Good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs and up at 14.75 ceiling. sows at 14.00. Cattle 1,500 and calves 500 with fed steers and yearlings steady. top 17.40, bulk 14.75. heifers steady to weak, best 16.50. Cows and bulls steady to 25c lower. weaners 14.00 to 16.59, mostly. Sheep 1,000 native spring lambs about steady. good and choice 16.00, some medium and straight at the price. Fat bucks lambs discounted 1.00. few common light springers to 13.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report June 15
Chicago June 15 UP reports produce prices with eggs at 13 receipts 22,566 cases, market firm. Extra firsts 36.75 to 38.2, firsts 35.3, current receipts 33.5, dir ties 32.6, weeks 33.5. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 99 trucks, market firm and unchanged.
Chicago grain table reports July prices across wheat corn oats rye
Open high low and close figures show July wheat at 168% 169% 167% 163% with September and December different points. Corn runs July at 118% and December at 117% with May at 117% and 226 in one odd entry. Oats July 67% and June figures around 66% with September and December values near 65% to 66% and May around 66%. Rye July 119% and December 141% with September about 143%.
Chicago Cash Grain Oats Prices Mixed in Market Report
Chicago cash grain listing reports oats with mixed prices including heavy and red varieties. Values shown are 73 to 76 cents with specific lot descriptions.
Havre Social Notes Busy Weekend Visits
Havre June 12 local notes record visits among residents. Willis Wittmer and Larry of Lmmetsburg visited C Wittmer. Lewis Hering hosted Elmer Masoy family. Dwight Wittmer and Wayne stayed with S C Wittmer. Westen family dined with Charlie Rich near Winfield. Bob Huddleson helped Frank Pratt. Zieglowsky and Martha joined Cloyee Zieglowsky and Elmer Graber families for Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Willis Wittmer
Larry
Lmmetsburg
C. Wittmer
Elmer Masoy
Dwight Wittmer
Wayne
S. C
More People Killed at Home by Burns Than Rail Road Accidents
The report states that burn fatalities at home surpassed all rail road accident deaths for the previous year, highlighting a higher domestic danger from fires.
Dairy Cattle Sale at Wellman Pavilion Saturday June 21
Community sale at Whittaker sale barn each Friday. Livestock sales every Wednesday at Midway Sales Company Colimbug Junction Iowa. Dairy cattle sale scheduled June 21 at Wellman Pavilion Wellman starts 1 00 PM. Swartzenadruber.
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Whittaker
Midway Sales Company
Colimbug Junction
Iowa
Wellman
Wellman Sale Pavillion
War updates from Pearl Harbor and Pacific fronts June 15
Japan faces a year of heavy bombardment with an expected daily average of 5 000 tons of bombs on Japan. B 29s raid Osaka as Okinawa battles hinge on Yaedu Dake, while Borneo oil drives push toward Seria and Miri fields. British carrier strikes Truk as Chinese forces advance near Wenchow Ishan and Liu show.
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Pearl Harbor
Japan
Osaka
Re. H. Arnold
Germany
Okinawa
10Th Army
Yaeju-Dake
Borneo
North Borneo
Brunei
Seria
Miri
Tokyo
Balikpapan
Truk
Carolines
Plange
Islan
Ee of Chine
Wenchow
Ishan
Liushow
Mrs Nancy Nelson of Conesville dies in Bellevue Hospital
Nancy Jane Nelson 72 lifelong Conesville resident died Monday evening in Bellevue hospital Muscatine after ten weeks as a patient. Born Sept 27 1872 she was the youngest of three children of William and Dick Harper. She married Eugene Heath in Conesville and had four children Ida Forbes Nettie Forbes Sylvia Hughes and William Heath. She later married Austin Nelson and had Harold Nelson. five children survive.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Nancy Jane Nelson
Conesville
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Williiam
Dick Harper
Eugene Heath
Ida Forbes
Nettie Forbes
Sylvia Hughes
Maywood
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