Riverside Visitors Among Local Relatives and Business News
Sister Mary Gregory and Sister Mary William of Stuart Iowa visited Riverside this week with relatives including Lucy Schnoebelen. Gertrude Schnoebelen later known, left for Techney Illinois to study at the College of the Society of the Divine Word. Mrs C F Fitzsimmons returned from Mediapolis, Mrs Frank Lafourek from Iowa City to stay with daughter Violet Kephart. Joseph Knebel bought a new Chevrolet truck chassis from Glenn Kallana for Diamond D X deliveries from the local bulk station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Critz
Riverside
Mary Gregory
Mary William
Stuart
Iowa
Lucy Schnoebelen
Gertrude Schnoebelen
Victor Freund
Erie
Pennsylvania
James Knebel
Techney
Iinois
College of the Society of the Divine Word
C. FE. Fitzsimmons
Mediapolis
William Slack
Frank Lafourek
Iowa City
Violet Kephart
Joseph Knebel
Glenn Kallana
Chevrolet
Local Produce Market Prices and Delivery Note
Prices listed for various vegetables and fruits with per unit and per dozen rates. Includes small print on wholesale and delivery options.
Classified Rates Notice
Classified rates list 2c per word for first insertion 14c per word for second insertion 1c per word for third and each following insertion Minimum charge 25c Public notice promotes 50c Want ad reach potential readers nationwide in one day vs six months via a personal representative.
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports on brief items from nearby towns. Short notices cover civic events, small-town meetings, and local happenings with names of officials and venues. Compact summaries highlight community activity and upcoming dates.
Noble town social notes and hospital update
Mrs. J A Frey and Mrs Oren Snider hosted dinners with neighbors from Millersburg Ohio. Families visited relatives in South Dakota and Iowa City while illness and hospital care continued. Eicher missionary society elected officers and Rev D F E Welty planned travel to the middle district conference in Trenton Ohio June 16 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frey Noble
Oren Snider
Frank Miller
Jewett
Millersburg
Ohio
Joe Mast
Margret Witting
Grace
Frances
Samuel Preheim
Paul Wittrig
Emerson Wittrig
John
Earl Ginger
Otto Frey
Dave Richard
Mary Schadd
John C. Roth
Peter Alvene
Long Beach
Calif
Ruth Wenger
Barbara Widmer
Mary Roth
J. R. Kauffman
O. F. Frey
Trenton
Joyful bachelor John Dittmer hosts quiet rural day
June 18 report from east of Washington notes John Dittmer tending his lawn farm and celebrated as chief cook and bottle washer. Henry Prymek Riverside Eben Davis Crawfordsville shopped here Thursday. Harry Maxwell and his son Donald planned a ride at Ft Dodge, but a high altitude mishap left Harry shaken and the writer amused by the farmer’s boastful antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dittmer
Washington
John
Henry Prymek
Riverside
Eben Davis
Crawfordsville
McGuire Family Funeral Set at Ainsworth Methodist
J. E. McGuire, longtime resident of east Washington, died at home in Cotter at 2:30. Funeral services were planned for Sunday at 2:30 at the Ainsworth Methodist church, as the McGuire boys spoke of their father’s life and his place in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
Cotter
Ainsworth
J. E. McGuire
Ainsworth Methodist Church
East Washington
Miss Florence Baird Returns Home From Waterloo Teaching
Miss Florence Baird is home after another year teaching at Waterloo with her parents Mr and Mrs G F Baird of near Haskins The note mentions Mr Baird planting corn with a large team and refers to a for sale ad Mr Baird plans to send in Look it up in this Journal The piece closes with a remark that this month is brides We are told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Baird
Waterloo
G. F. Baird
Haskins
Local Farmers Report Strong Trade and Busy Plowing
A. W. Motley at the filling station east of Harry Maxwells across from Charley Kennedys is fixing his place up fine and enjoying a good trade we are told. Thursday was one of our best days for the farmers and growing crops. Two 2-row tractor plows going at Everett Roberts south of Aineworth was getting over a corn field in a hurry and doing good work. We saw what used to be a sign of dry weather, several whirlwinds prancing through the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Motley
Harry Maxwells
Charley Kennedys
Everett Roberts
Aineworth
Hubby Not After First Meal Says Furious Wife
A frightened wife voices a sharp rebuke about mistreatment in the home, insisting she is more than the cook and condemning the mute kindness shown to her by others. Her outburst highlights tensions in the domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Youngbride
Journal Subscription Acknowledgment Near Ainsworth
A note thanks Mr and Mrs John Anderson and their daughter northwest of Ainsworth for a one year Journal subscription including the American magazine They mention too late to help milk yet they milk several cows and expect to milk more soon The couple also notes mountain air may disagree with them but it would not dare to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Ainsworth
American Magazine
Anderson
Sewer Roots Threaten Riverside Pipes
Riverside reports June 18 reveals Poplar trees menace sewer lines. About 171 feet of eight inch sewer bore heavy roots, one twenty foot mass removed with joint rods, hooks and knives. Mayor Knebel may order further root removals. Also notes on trips by William Sims and Alan Frost to Argonia and Arkansas City. Corpus Christi services planned at St. Marys Church with Rt. Rev. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier leading Holy Hour and processions assisted by twelve acolytes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetalle Crit
Riverside
Joe
B. Wieland
Elmo Heitzman
Knebel
Ozarks
William Sims
Alan Frost
Argonta
Kansas
Arkansas City
Emma Feasler
Fannie Hardy
Myra
Walter Fesler
William Hardy
Bagnell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
St. Mary's Church
Bernard Jacobsmeier
Christ
Holy Name Society
White House clock hands stolen stirs hush over aides
Souvenir hunters troubles Mrs Henrietta Nesbitt, White House housekeeper, as clock hands disappear amid duties. She notes guests from dignitaries to Ethiopian prince prompt strict menus and staff ranging from 24 to 124, with a late ice cream mishap for Lord Tweedsmuir dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Henrietta Nesbitt
Washington
Cow sale tale ties 1929 Crawfordsville auction
Neighbor D H Henderson and Sidney Gookin praised the cows and Frank invited us to take a hand. He claims we sold him this cow at Oslie Hlakes sale near Crawfordsville in 1929. The cow is described as an excellent animal and a fit companion for Frank Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Henderson
Sidney Gookin
Frank
Oslie Hlakes
Crawfordsville
Frank Hendersons
Civil War Veterans Remain Alive in Area
A few Civil War veterans still live in the region, testament to the long reach of the conflict. Their presence marks a living link to 19th century battles and the nation’s early history.
Eldridge To Attend G A R Encampment At Gettysburg
Chas W Eldridge of St Petersburg Fla plans to mark his 167th birthday by attending the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Gettysburg Pa He was wounded five times in Civil War battles and had pneumonia at 97 yet says he has never had an ache or pain June Putnam returns home after finishing the last school year in Lone Beach California with her uncle Harry Macon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas W. Eldridge
St. Petersburg
Fla
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
Eldridge
June Putnam
Lone Beach
Calif
Harry Macon
Mrs. Max Boone and Karen Kay Visit Baker Home
Mrs. Max Boone and her daughter Karen Kay of Iowa City and Mrs. John Shebeck visited the Howard Baker home on Thursday. Various local residents noted social calls including the Brenneman Independent club gathering and visits by the Harvey and McConnell families. Barbara Brooks returns home from Bettendorf to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Harvey
Max Boone
Karen Kay
Iowa City
John Shebeck
Howard Baker
H. J. Brenneman
Independent Club
Julia Ann
Richard
Allen Patterson
W. H. McConnell
Francis McConnell
Elvin Luers
Floyd Maxwell
Kenneth
Joe McGraw
Clyde Rouse
John Killian
Barbara Brooks
Bettendorf
J Knoppe Razes Brighton House
Brighton residents and visitors share a day of activity with social visits and travel notices. John Knoppe bought the former depot area house from the railroad and razed the structure. Multiple regional residents travel, visit relatives, and attend clubs and reunions in Muscatine Des Moines and Amana colonies.
Seventy Two Disciples to Preach Amid Decorated Church
The text outlines disciples occupying front pews as bodyguards, embodying the seventy two engaged by Christ to preach. The church will be richly adorned for the occasion and the congregation will provide fitting music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Early Irish Prayer Custom Described as Crosslike
Early Irish practice of extending arms in prayer described as common private devotion and a penitential discipline, noted for its crosslike gesture.
Junco Seed Eating Bird Patterns in Weedy Thickets
The junco is a seed eating bird that usually can find ample food in a weedy thicket. It consumes a large amount of seeds or obnoxious weeds.
Iowa veteran to Gettysburg
Adnah David Bullock, a 92 year old Atlantic resident and one of Iowa's last Civil War veterans, plans to attend Gettysburg's diamond anniversary events on July 8 and 4. He enlisted in 1864 in Battery A, 1st New York artillery, mostly on guard duty around Chambersburg, and witnessed the Lincoln funeral cortege in Harrisburg before mustering out at Elmira in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press
Adnah David Bullock
Hale and Hearty
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
1St
New York Artillery
Chambersburg
Pensylvania
Harrisburg
Lee
Meade
Bullock
Lincoln
Harrisbore
Elmira
New York
Market summary cattle hogs and sheep prices steady to mixed
Hogs 4 006 head with 3 800 direct. market steady to 10 cents lower. 210 270 lb hogs 8 85 9 10. Estimated holdovers 500. Week trend 180 240 lb hogs up 10 cents. 250 lb plus down 5 10 cents. Cattle calves steady. beef steers 9 11. yearlings 8 10 50. butcher cattle 7 9 60. cows 5 8. bulls 5 7 50. Feeder steers 8 9 25. stocker calves 6 8. stocker cows 5 8. Sheep 3 500 steady. lambs 8 9 75. yearlings 5 7 15. ewes 3 4. feeders 6 50 7 50.
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes show steady to easy trends for produce with 16 701 cases received. Extra firsts and firsts ranged around nineteen percent. Butter markets steady to firm with 20 058 pounds received and price ranges between 25 and 26 percent for specials and 24 to 25 percent for extras and extra firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Tale Open High Show Mixed Futures
Chicago grain table notes mixed open and high figures for wheat corn oats rye and rye futures. Entries include sept July and sept prices with multiple percent values and low close readings, reflecting a volatile trading day in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain color samples and estimates for Chicago market shown
Report from Chicago notes mixed color test results with No 2 mixed at 58 to 59 percent and No 1 yellow at 59 to 59 1/4 percent. Additional readings include No 2 yellow 58 to 59 percent No 28 yellow 56 to 58 percent No 4 yellow 56 percent No 5 yellow 55 to 56 percent No 1 white 59 to 59 percent No 3 white 68 percent and sample grade 43 to 54 with estimated carlots totaling 314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carlets
Bean Market Report Dates and Rates
The soybean market shows July values with Open High Low and Close around 86 percent. A note references entities BH and Dee B81 with figures near .82 and .83, indicating price or percentage markers in the texture of the data.
Bible Conference at Cedar Falls Kicks Off July 31
Cedar Falls prepares for the seventeenth annual Interdenominational Bible conference to be held at Riverview Park beginning July 31. Organizers emphasize revival, scripture study, and public lectures by invited pastors and scholars from regional churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Riv
Barrett to talk on Ames program at Country Life Institute
June 18 Seventeen Iowans with outstanding local service records were chosen as Iowa leaders for the fourth annual Country Life Institute at Iowa State College June 2022. The list includes W J Allen Laurens attorney Ray Anderson Cedar Rapids farm news editor and D C Barrett Washington County health service supervisor among others. Six out of state keynote speakers will cover local government education church work and public health with leaders from Michigan New York City Washington DC and more. One hundred leading Iowans were named associate discussion leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Peisen
Eldora
Ben J. Pruesa
Sac
E. H. Wilson
Ames
Iowa State College
Country Life Institute
Arthur W. Bromage
University of Michigan
Mark A. Dawber
Home Missions Council
New York City
Howard A. Dawson
Rural Education Service
National Education Association
Washington, D. C
Eduard C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Pearl Melver
United States Public Health Service
Edith E. Wood
Federal Housing Administration
Cedar Falls religious conference set for July to August
Rev Earle A Baker announced Cedar Falls conference runs July 3 to August 7 in the park. Headliners include Rev Jinkins of Kansas City and Dr J Q Kinaman on Bible lands, with others on international relations and history. Sessions are open to the public with no registration fee and cottages and camp sites available at economical rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erview Park
Earle A. Baker
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Burristkin Jinkins
Kansas City
Christian Church
J. Q. Kinnaman
Palestine Exploration Fund
David Bryn Jones
Henry H. Halley
Aaron H. Rapking
Methodist Home Missions Board
W. D. Bayley
Temperance
Canada
Royal H. Holbrook
Iowa State College Extension Division
George Meecklenberg
Minneapolis
A. Taylor Dunlap
Des Moines
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W. S. Reister & Sons
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Marie Sojka
Journal Office
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Sirs
Riverside, Iowa
C. B. Root
South Third Ave
Burger's Produce
Milwaukee
Nichols and Brooks
Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association
Sorrell Auto Parta
Aalead
The
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Journal
B. EB. Miller
Beer Tavern
P. O. Box
Towa
Nerua
Milwaukee Yards
Midway
Columbu Junction
Home Bakery
Guernsey
Ed Beranek
Moline Hay- Loader
Oscar Dpd. Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Wayland Telephone
G. L. Wilson
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Westphal
Goodrich Sales & Service
Washington Oil Company
Edd Gallagher
Sitfeod
Wheatley Garage
Baird Ainsworth
Civans
H. A. Beenblossom
D. F. Macon
Harry Maxwell
Donald
Rudy Tanner
Ft. Dodge
Harry
Mr. Tanner
Speechiess
Roosevelt
Baker Home
J. Knoppe
Brighton House
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
M. and St. L
John Knoppe
F. W. Johnston
Masonic Grand Lodge
Anna Stewart
Davenport
Della Miller
Pauline Stewart
Anna Shaffer
Peoria
Ill
P. P. Tall
John Long
Sutherland
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Jeannette Picken
W. K. Hill
Clarkdale
Ariz
Chicago Livestock
Bible Conference
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Negus Livestock Auction
Herman’ S Funeral Home
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