Harmony and Community Notes From Local Families
Mr. W R Longer reports social visits and gatherings in the community. Roy Miller plowed corn for Kart Burroughs. Mr and Mrs Dave Kleese visited at the Kleese home. Chas Schiebel, Richard, and Mrs Della Miller attended a birthday surprise for Mrs I B Rabenold. Friendly Circle club hosts an ice cream social. Mae Hopengartner visited Ralph Kelsey. Charlotte Longer away summer vacation. Glen Anderson and girls of Ainsworth visited Kelsey home. Nick Schmidt and family spent Sunday at Chub Schmidt's. they brought home two grandsons Dieckle and Leland. Bill Chmelar works in alfalfa fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Longer
Harmony Roy Miller
Kart Burrough
Dave Kleese
Isate Kleese
Chas. Schiebel
Richard
Della Miller
I. DB. Rabenold
Howard Miller
Chas
Schiebel
Mae Hopengartner
Ralph Kelsey
Charlotte
Glen Anderson
Ainsworth
Kelsey
Nick Schmidt
Chub
Leland
Dieckle Bill Chmelar
Will Flanders
Keota
Schmidtt
Walnut News Highlights Family Visits and New Baby
In Walnut on June 16 Mr and Mrs Earl Chorpening welcomed a 9%lb baby boy named Charles Earl. A long list of visitors attended dinners and calls at multiple homes including the Chorpening Miller Nelson and Kurtz households with neighbors from Washington Moline Pleasant Plain and West Chester noted among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Walnut
Earl Chorpening
Charles Earl
Earl Burroughs
Harold Swick
Harry Horesowsky
Marion Engel
Clarence Schaffer
D. W. Tucker
Vera
Ralph Charpening
Earl Schurman
Stanley Baird
Lyle Wilson
Martha Gordon
Ella Gordon
Washington
Howard Miller
Ruth Tucker
Ralph Chorpening
JL. B. Rabenold
Sevilla
Ralph
Tom Porter
Swisher
Moline
Lyn and
Martin Wilson
Ed Nelson
Lois
Lloyd Nelson
Junior
Bert Nelson
J. H. Nelson
Roy Bauer
Bob
Joe
West Chester
Sevilla Jean
John Kurtz
Lulu Wiles
Pleasant Plain
Karl Chorpening
Ainsworth Locals Share Weekend Visits
Ruth Norris reports Ainsworth residents hosting relatives and friends over the weekend. John Erickson and Martha Jean of Viola Indiana visited A. B. Sands. Neal Sands of Atlanta called on the Sands family. Millard Chambers and Tom Letty visited Mrs. Mary Chambers. Herman Buenneke from Maytard visited John Buenneke. Long of Crawfordville stayed with his sister Mrs Jobin Strain. Mrs. W. A. Middletom of Iowa Falls visited Mrs. Mary Chambers. Martha Sands returned from St Louis after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
John Erickson
Martha Jean
Viola
INL
Button Company
Atlanta
Martha Sands
St. Louis
Herman Buenneke
Maytard
John Buennekes
Long
Crawfordaville
Jobin Strain
W. A. Middletom Lowa
Alls
Mary Chambers
Leaf Lard: Lard from Kidney Fat Surrounding Wine
Leaf lard is the fat extracted from around the kidneys of wine. It describes a type of lard derived from kidney fat rather than other fat sources.
Ainsworth Produce Phone 9 Hens Leghorn Hens
Fragmentary OCR text mentions leghorn hens with percentages and weights. No coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond Ainsworth Produce and hens.Unable to determine a full news item.
June 19 Family Sketch From a Rural Home Scene
Mr Lute Sigafoose aged in his 90s feels fine at home reading a book. Mrs Howard Sigafoose prepares turnips for dinner as Jean follows her mother. Roy David son notes all grandparents and dogs visiting to pick cherries under Larry Deans new home plan. Dave tends a fine hog herd while Pr RR Sehantz and daughter Viola feed the workers. The writer expresses thanks for the invitation and hospitality at this cheerful rural gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Sigafoose
Howard Sigafoose
Jean
Dale Bains
Roy Davidson
Larry Deans
Pr. RR. Sehantz
Viola
Dave
Shiloh area notes crops and community life
Local notes from Shiloh include reports of good crops, a church roof project at the Kieher church, Noble W. R. Schantz and family at work, and Frey store activity. Anecdotes mention a California visit by Mrs. W. A. Sufly, farm routines with hens and cows, and a tale about a Red chicken waterer salesman. An auto accident near Noble injuries Glen Wenger. Leonard Leichly to be laid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
W. R. Schantz and Son
Schantzs
W. A. Sufly
California
Waylant
Mt. Pleasant
Joe
Geoty
Market summaries and livestock quotes and Neanderthal note
Chicago markets quote hogs 2500 head with 2000 direct and calves and cattle prices listed across grades. Sheep lambs and yearlings priced with steady trends. Intervening text explains Neanderthal man with facts on origins and Ice Age era in Europe and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
France
Germany
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Palestine
Europe
Chicago Produce and Market Receipts Report
Chicago markets show mixed receipts across produce and meat sectors. Pegs Market receipts reach 17 791 with varied categories. Rutter Market examines 21 720 tubs with multiple price bands. Poultry and potatoes display steady trends and on track shipments with notable percentages for specials and extras.
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Chicago
Grain Table Reports Wheat Futures Movement
Grain table from Chicago dated June 19 shows Wheat for July with opening at 1.08, high 1.08, low 1.07, close 1.07, reflecting early market activity. Records indicate standard grain price notation and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Simkings Visit Mason City Couple Returning Home
Mr and Mrs F Simking of Mason City parent of W K Simking arrive by train in Columbus Junction to visit their son and plan to return home shortly. The family will leave Columbus Junction by train and be home within a few hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Simking
Mason City
W. K. Simkings
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Ainsworth Stages Minor Business Hiatus and Visitor Arrival
Ira Nordyke notes daily activity remains steady as filling station and grocery report strong business in Ainsworth. Joy greets the town when Mr and Mrs T J faster arrive on the four o clock Rock Island train from Tampa where they winter. J A Marsh plans brief rest before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Nordyke
Ainsworth
Mrs. T. J. Faster
Rock Island
Tampa
Florida
Journal readers thank local supporters in Ainsworth area
D W Griffith notes the journal helps more than expected and expresses thanks to Dan and other Evening Journal subscribers at Ainsworth. Ralph Kelsey near Harmony and George Chalupa with daughter near Havre are thanked for daily support and shopping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
Dan
Evening Journal
Ainsworth
Ralph Kelsey
Washington
Harmony
George Chalupa
Washington R. 1
Havre
George
Nellie Schneider Chatlupa
Siberts Family Traced Back Twenty Five Generations
Local notes recount Miss Hazel Siberts and Mrs Wahneetahngalis visiting from Washington. Siberts history traced to twenty five generations. she is daughter of Henry Siberts formerly of south of town who died in Washington. Beacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahneetahngalis
Hazel Siberts
Washington
Miss Siberts
Siberts
Henry
Hank) Siberts
Beacon
Telephone calls in 1935 total twenty five billion in U S
In 1935 the United States completed twenty five billion local and long distance telephone calls. That many calls translate to about six hundred conversations every second over day and night.
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United States
Glasses clash with tradition in Chinese culture
For years the Chinese avoided wearing glasses despite vision problems due to a belief that glasses harmed 'face' and spoiled appearance, a social stigma shaping eyewear use and acceptance.
Unclear Odds and Percentages Appear in Fragmented Data
A pasted OCR fragment shows scattered percentages and terms like CORN and Sept with no coherent narrative. Key entities and figures are incomplete, making it difficult to derive a clear event, person, or place.
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Weaken on Mixed Grains
Market notes show No 2 mixed at 1.18 to 1.16 percent, No 4 mixed 1.11, No 2 yellow 2.168 to 1.16, No 3 yellow 1.14, No 4 yellow 1.11, 2 white 1.16 to 1.14, 8 white 1.18 to 1.14, 5 white 1.11, Sam to 1.14, No 6 white 1.11, sample grade 108 to 1.10. Estimated early lots 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ocean and land cover on Earth
The oceans and seas cover about 72 percent of the earth. There are roughly 2.59 square miles of ocean for every square mile of land.
Sheep Shearing in Remote Tibet Described
In the more isolated areas of Tibet the traditional practice avoids shears. Live sheep are stripped of wool by rough hands and the fleece is sent to nearby markets for rug production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Difference Sparks Spouse Disagreement Insight
A witty reflection shows marital friction arising from mismatched perceptions of each other’s thoughts. The quip suggests a long running dynamic where each partner anticipates the other’s stance differently.
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L. H. Orr Land Co. Egg
Sorrell Auto Parts
En-Ar-Co
Lovie Johnston
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Dorothy's
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Shelgas
D. H. Care Journal
Carson Plumbing and Heating Co
W. P. Welle
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George J. Breitenbach
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J. BE. Wright
CC. O. Griffith
Warren Carris
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L .B. Wilson
Okthead
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Guernsey
Jay Brewer
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D. F. Macon
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Sam Nebels
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Ll. H. Rinter
Daughter Delight
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Johnny Holmes
Crawfordsvilla
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Dave Schantz
Chicago Livestock
J. A. Marsh
Ainsworths
Clay Humston R
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Herman’; Funeral Home
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Leghorn
Olivia de Haviland
Ian Hunter
the Fox
Harlow
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Mrs. Montgomery
Robert Montgomery
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