Mrs. Mary Chihak Concludes Visit in Home of Daughter
Mrs. Mary Chihak returns from extended visits with her daughter Mrs. Helen Burris and relatives in Chicago and New York. The trip included stops by Mrs. Forse and daughter Helen and Jasper from Chicago, plus a weekend in Numa and Centerville before resuming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chihak
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Mar
Helen Burris
New York
N. Y
Chicago
Forse
Helen
Jasper
Numa
Centerville
W. F. Smylie
Richard
Los Angeles
Cal
Rebecca Martin
Trogge
Rey
Coggeshall
F. M. Mahin
Mary Lord
Sam Stephens
Georgia Reaney
Midway and Roy M Whiteman Public Sale Notices
Auction listings show Midway Sale Co in Columbus Junction hosting Wednesday markets and City Feed Yard Friday community sales. Roy M Whiteman conducts a March 7 public sale one half mile south of Ainsworth. J W Hendrickson schedules an March 11 annual horse sale in Richland Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City
Roy M Whiteman
Ainsworth
J. W. Hendrickson
Richland
Iowa
Local social and residence changes reported in Wellman
The column notes flu activity in Iowa City with Lardley Bell Jr visiting. It mentions EB A Weble returning from California, visits to Tucson and Cheyenne, and a California stay with their son Marlyn. Kinross guests, two Colorado visitors, and multiple household moves and visits by Wellman residents are listed with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardley Bell, Jr
Iowa City
EB. A. Weble
California
Tucson
Arizona
Wellman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Marlyn
Mia
Wherle
Wm. Kitermiller
A. C. Kraft
Blumenstein House
Shames
Henry Millice
Bertha
Chas
Millice
Jimmy
Henry Eckhardt
Lloyd Polson
Arthur Wright
Lloyd
Roy Polson
Harold Swartzenruber
Polsons
Lewis Vorel
Rhoades
Swartzendrubers
Everette Curl
Wm. Wade
Religious Educational conference attendees in Mt Pleasant
Women attended a Religious Educational conference and a women’s professional meeting for the setup in the new M E church. Mrs Stephens was a delegate while John Stephens returned from Seymour where he teaches. Wilma from Mt Pleasant visited home folks with Mr and Mrs Victor Miller and their son Jon from Des Moines. Ralph Martin and daughters of Washington called Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
M.E. Church
Victor Miller
Jon
Des Moines
Wylie Anderson
Ralph Martin
Daughters
Washington
Wright McConnell
Kenneth
William Trotter
Edie
Bill
Walter Johnson
Merry Ten Club
Johnson
J. L. Johnson
Titus
Orie O
Wellman Moves and Farm Removals in Local Community
In Wellman the Schlaubaughs move from the Al Miller farm to the George Whetstine farm south of town. The Millers plan to relocate to their own farm after returning from California last summer. Dr. and Mrs. Boyer leave the apartment above Ford garage to occupy Swartzendruber apartment with Dr. Boyer’s office. Arthur Gardner family moves from the country to the vacated Boyer apartment. Frank Wilson hosts Keith Wilson and visits with relatives in Iowa City and Washington. Roy Polson ill with unspecified condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Mar
Ed Schlaubaugh
al Miller
George Whetstine
Miller
California
Boyer
Ford
Ford Garage Will Move To the Swartzwendruber
Millers
Arthur Gardner
Boyers
Keith Wilson
Iowa City
Shiloh Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Shiloh residents share a weekend of visits as Sam Simmons and others call on the Sigafoose and Caldwell homes. The community notes guests at the Marsh, Schantz, Lambert, and Wenger households while Irma Jean Swift and L. B. Donaldson recover from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Mar
Sam Simmons
Near Fairfield
L. F
Howard Sigafoose
Cris Roth
Marguerite
William Caldwell
Irma Jean Swift
Sam Sigafoose
Red Brick
Hioward
Harmony News Roundup of Social Visits and Funeral
Harmony March notes a busy social week with card games hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Chorpening. The Neffs host and the Miller Farrier Burroughs families share visits and community events. Clerical and funeral attendance are recorded, including Mrs Davis's service and other neighbors’ gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. Hck
Harmony
Mar
Ralph Chorpening
Karl Chorpening
Clair Neffs
Glen Miller
Edgar Farrier
Myray Burrough
Karl Burrough
Maynard Goft
Clair Neff
Dear Farrier
Donald Smith
Ralph Kelsey
Markets Report Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show hogs on light volume with steady undertone and weekly levels flat to slightly higher for weights under 240 pounds. Butchers and packing sows rise modestly, top at 5.60. Cattle show calves scarce, steers and yearlings up 25 cents, heifers up to 25 cents, cows steady. Vealers up to 50 cents higher with bulk steer and yearling bids 8.25 to 10.50. Beef cows 5.50 to 6.76, bulk vealers 10.00 to 11.50. Fat lambs 10 to 20 cents higher. top fed lambs 10.25 with bulk 10.00. Yearlings 8.75 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Chicago Grain Table March 2 Open High Low Close
Grain figures show open high low and close for wheat corn oats and rye across May July and Sept futures. Values include May wheat 1.00 1.00 .99 1.00 and corn May 61 56 55 56 indicating typical price ranges for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Report Shows Steady Trade and Graded Fresh Produce
Market steady with receipts totaling 15 118 cases. Fresh graded firsts make up 16 percent and extra firsts 1644. Current receipts 25, dirties 14, checks 13 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain price report from Chicago grains market
Chicago reports mixed cash grain prices for corn and oats with several color coded lots. Corn values range from 57% to 58% with mixed and yellow samples. Oats show mixed samples around 39% to 49% and white samples near 42% to 43%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers Move In North Oregon
North Oregon news notes multiple family moves and local happenings. New residents include Glen Anderson family at Edward Lambert place. Jim Bean sells and plans to move to Haskins. Peter Wieland family. Lon Burros and grandson move to former Campbells’ place. Two new pupils at Oregon No. 3, Mary Anderson and Burros grandson. Community wishes to Edie and Bill Trotter happiness. Local clubs and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Beenblossom
Oregon
Mar
Glen Anderson
Edward Lambert Place
Everett Coon
Jim Bean
Haskins
Letts High School defeats Ainsworth in semifinal showdown
Letts 39 Ainsworth 28 in the sectional semifinal at Winfield as Letts builds a 19 to 11 halftime edge. Orville Norris leads Ainsworth with 17 points while Dick Paine adds 15 for Letts and Jim Collins and Warren Dawson each tally seven. Coach John Tolan’s Letts advances to face Wayland Dutchmen for the Class B title at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Tigers
Letts High School
Winfield
Orville Norris
Tiger
Dick Paine
Jim Collins
Warren Dawson
John Tolan
Iowa State Teachers College
Wayland
Dickinson Sist
Hildebrand
Sean Legincee
S's
Toms
Koehler
Mone
Ae Oe
PON Culo Bedwakaat
Beenblossom
Davis __ o
Pearson A
Aiaretes A
I. Ws
Mecumnemitea
Mills and Fitzke
Announcements and Notes on Upcoming Meet Attendance
Notices indicate work in rank of page will be given at the meeting Monday evening with a large attendance desired. Also mentions George Bak and a bath tub discovery linked to King Minos showing a 4,000 year old palace artifact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bak
Minos
Crete
Railroad and bus schedules with multiple lines and times
Train services listed include Westbound and Eastbound lines from Washington to Davenport Kansas City and California with regular stops and select limits. Local shuttles and a Knoxville branch timetable show daily and Sunday exceptions. Bus routes to Chicago and Omaha operate with ticket notes at the Washington depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited
Washington
EE Alecindtesathese
California
Knoxville
Omaha
Chicago
Local notices recount daily chores and visits
Lyle visited Elmer Roeder in Town City Rosamond Redlinger helped haul hay for Bill Chmel on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Everette Schmitt assisted with work at Dave Hagist location for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Elmer Roeder
Town
Rosamond Redlinger
Bill Chmel
Everette Schmitt
Dave Hagist
Taxes on legal beer total about 31.5 billion since 1933
Uncle Sam has collected roughly 31.5 billion dollars in beer taxes since 1933. The figure reflects federal revenue from the legal beer industry amid ongoing revenue considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Local Independent Basketball Tourney Grows to 22 Teams
Three more out of town clubs enter the Gold Medal tournament at the Y Riverside Thorndes Mt. Union join the field bringing total to 22 with two local teams. Entries cap remains open through Monday and organizers expect at least 24 teams. First round games move up to next Wednesday March 6 due to large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndes
Riverside
Mt. Union
McCleary Circle Elects Officers After Meeting
The Myrtie McCleary circle met at Frances Eicher's home on Thursday evening. An excellent talk on stewardship by guest Mrs. C B Lemmon followed a fine dinner. Officers elected for the coming year are Dessa Shaw president, Isse Bratten vice president, and Harry Ramseyer secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie McCleary
Frances Eicher
Maplecrest 4-H Club Holds Meeting at Doris Hoefert Home
Maplecrest 4-H members gathered at Doris Hoefert's home with Ellen Rowe presiding. Members present included Dorothy Flading Mildred Rowe Adda Godber Dorie Hoefert and Kathryn Moffit. Mildred Rowe demonstrated French seams and patterns for aprons pin cushions and books. A pattern exchange was proposed for March 16 at Adda Godber's home. Refreshments followed and leaders training for Mrs Flading Mrs Rowe and Ellen Rowe was held in Washington February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplecrest
Doris Hapa
Ellen Rowe
Ing
Dorothy Flading
Mildred Rowe
Adda Godber
Dorie Hoefert
Kathryn Moffit
Rowe
Flading
Mrs. Rowe
Washington
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Brazelton
Mount Pleasant
Bernard Carter
Keota
G. L. Wilson
Pioneer Drug
Frazier and Campbell
Clifford Campbell
the Evening Journal
Rebecca Laubach
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
I. Soste
Aoulfe
J. M. Goodwin
Black
Radio
General Radio
Nicola
Harmon
Journal
Rayburn Land CO
Pire
Go1
East Third St
Washington, Iowa
Ruth Sorrell
the Journal Office
Ruth
West Second St
Yours
West Chester
J. Breitenbach
Crawfordsville
D. J. Alliman
O. E. Campbell
West Monroe St
Sf-M
Hubert Crail
Chester
Richard Cray
John A. Stewart
Charley Crossett
Bell & Crossett
Singer
Elwyn Gardner
EB. Jefferson
Illinois
Wilson Coal Co
Jersey
Reg
St. Bernard
Russell Beauchamp
Don Darbyshire
RED Clover
Richard Stephens
Berkshire
Washington Oil Company
R. C. Ferguson
Ames
Litizeod
L. A
Laws
Pioneer Drug Store
Gold Seal and
Armstrong
Washington, Ia
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Chicago Livestock
North
Wayland and Letts
SN. Diaiveneee Teest Seers
Pearson —_ inion sissies
Lance Se
Flynn
Moore
Cuddeback Et Ee
Palmer
Fitzke and Mills
Washington Lodge No
A. KF
A. M
Howard McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Secregetary
A. L. Goodlander
Anderson
P. R. KR. OO
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Kansas City-Davenport
Bunday
W. C. Bell
Burlington Trailways
Bae S
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Agend
McCleary Circle Meeting
Maplecrest Club
Doris Hoefer
Nayton Tax Service
Loan & Trust Bldg
A. B. Schmoeller
Fred Stewart's Hardware
Official
Washington Directory
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
Richard Stewart
Ethel Greetan Bous
R. R. Noonanunty
W. P. Rawn
Martha Foster
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnamunty
Marion
George Ream
Chiropractors
Dr, Chas, D. Brown
Court House
Washington Independent Bochool
Ralston
Harland W. Mead
Georgy Fields
Ethel McCreedy
Harry Bowles School Board
Glenn Mace
Ralphw. Thompson
P. L. Blier
T. J. Pease
A. B. Atchison
DR. A
Peterson
Second
Theodore B. Bailey
Attorney At Law Loan & Trust
Bherman's
West Main St
Lemley & Yard General Insurance
East Main Street
W. Livingston
Officers
Lloyd Lytle
W. H. Fulton
BK. F. Mites
Henry Balle
Oheee
P. L. Jordas
J. O. Brown
Walter Kieser
Mark Pratt
Relater
A. EK
Palme
D. GC
Barret Park
Marian 8. Bailey
Frank B. Miller
J EB. Lemmon
Lester H. Orr
F. Roller
R. F. McFarlane
Will Duputs
Clarence Jacobs
Fred Reid
Mises Eva Denny
Homer Stephen
Aswiatant
Eveready Plumbing Shop
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