Golden Wedding Supper and Town Notices
Assisted by Mabel Griffith and Kathryn Romine. The April meeting will be with Laura Schultz for a flower and bulb exchange. Golden Wedding Supper honors Mr. and Mrs. John Griffiths family as Mr. and Mrs. Clement Griffith host their son and daughter. Two residents recovered from appendicitis, Lloyd Phillips and Roy Detweiler, with care in Iowa City and Washington County Hospital. New residents Walter Bower and Mary Lee moved to East 76 on a farm purchased from Harry Birdsell of Waterloo. The Hendersons and the Romine home received visitors, as Lloyd Phillips and family were seen traveling to Iowa City for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Griffith
Kathryn Romine
Laura Schultz
Clement Griffith
Paul
Donald
Patricia
Teddy
Iowa City
Roy Detweiler
Washington County Hospital
Walter Bower
Mary Lee
East 76
Harry Birdsell
Waterloo
Bower
Bury Henderson and Sons
Art Romine
Lloyd Phillips
Lloyd Phil
Merry Mixer Club Meets at Mrs Schnoebelen Home
The Merry Mixer club held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Schnoebelen on Wednesday afternoon. Nine members attended with Mrs. James Lockwood as a guest. President Bernice Carr led a business session, roll call sparked with Irish jokes, a pot holder exchange occurred, Mildred Statler provided entertainment, and a colorful lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Romine
East 76
Merry Mixer Club
Harold Schnoebelen
James Lockwood
Bernice Carr
Mildred Statler
Noble birthday notices and local visits in Noble
Mrs J A Frey marks her husband Frey s 83rd birthday with callers and cake. Baby Ester Barbara Roth born Feb 28 at home. Local residents visit, quilt, paint, and travel for care, with many Sunday calls to Frey, Leichty, Roth, Widmer, and Herzog households. Mrs Rich improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frey
Noble
A. A. Frey
Dave Myers
Wayland
C. A. Rich
Winfield
Floyd Reshley
Edward
Olds
Dave Richard
Roger
Angel
Sam Roth
Ester Barbara
J. R. Kauffman
Myers
W. R. Schantz
Buddy
Joe Schantz
O. F. Frey
Leonard Leichty
Jacob Leichty
John Underwehr
Simon Leichty
Canning Experts Advise Upright Jars For Best Seal
U S Department of Agriculture experts state that keeping fruit jars upright yields the best seal as the contents cool. A vacuum forms at the jar top, pulling in the lid and rubber to create a tight closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Queen Marie visit funds used for new stage and shell
Nineteen years after Queen Marie of Romania’s Kansas City visit a fundraiser netted 5000 dollars. The park board now uses the original profit plus 1998.15 in interest to finance an indoor stage and band shell installation.
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Marie of Romania
Kansas City
The
Park Board
Markets Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Chicago markets show weekly hogs 300 head at 7.25 to 7.90 per cwt with weights 240 to 270 at 7.55 to 7.80 and 270 to 330 at 7.35 to 7.65. sows 6.75 to 7.10. Cattle 1200 to 1400 lb steers down 25 cents to 5 dollars, values mostly 9.25 to 12.20 with top choice 15.00. Sheep 2000 head weekly top 11.00, lambs 10.85 to 11.00, yearlings 3.65, ewes 6.50 to 6.65.
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Chicago
Grain table shows mixed futures in Chicago trading
Chicago market report lists wheat corn oats and soybeans with May, July and September contracts. Wheat May through Sep trade ranges show highs and lows around 83 to 86 for May and 80 to 86 for July. Corn moves include May near 41 and 63 for other months. Soybeans display May around 92 to 95 and July around 90 to 92 with September near 92 to 96.
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Chicago
March
Chicago Cash Grain Prices for Corn Oats and Soybeans
Chicago cash grain quotes show mixed corn at 59 to 67 with several yellow and white samples, oats at 39 to 48 with white and heavy varieties, and soybeans trading around 94 to 97. The report lists multiple grades and sample details, reflecting variability in corn, oats, and soybeans traded in March.
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Chicago
March
Chicago Produce Market Report
Chicago market notes March reports a steady market with receipts of 13 822 cases. Extra firsts at 16 percent and five firsts 1614. Storage packed firsts 17 current receipts 1B. Dirties 13 percent. Poultry shows no sales.
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Chicago
Wyman Families Change Farms in March Moves
Wyman column notes multiple farm transfers and relocations within the community. Families including Hotle Mullens Humphreys Conrads and Hustons shift homes and tenant houses as others move to nearby properties. Local visits, plays, and a basketball game add to the community update with plans for upcoming meetings.
Coppock Families Move to New Homes in March
March notices report several Coppock area families relocating to new farms near Wayland Olds and Washington. Moves include John Bender and son to Lloyd Swartzendruber’s former farm, and others to Ike Neff and Fred Neff vacated properties. Also: Coppock ukulele band played at Mt. Pleasant Kiwanis event and local residents mark ice house preparations as twelve inches deep.
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Gleede Dold
Coppock
John Bender
Near Wayland
Lloyd Swartzendrubers
Swartzendruber
Olds
Harold Allred
Washington
Koebel
Fred Neff
Alfreds
Doe Neff
Lester Nicola
Merrimac
Ike Neff
Neffs
Mt. Pleasant
Kiwanis Club
Harlan Hotel
Frank Manning
Lloyd Arbogast
Brighton
G. F. Dold
John Hyde
Paul Hadley
Muscatine
Clarence Dill
Copppeck
Nee Wapello
Lester Neffs
A View Chevrolet
Maude Niehart
C. L. McKenzie
Earl Dickerson
Wayland
Neff
Long Beach
Cal
Grace Truitt
Phillip
McKenzie
Rail and bus schedules and agency notices in Knoxville area
Detailed train routes, arrival and departure times for C R J and P Westbound, Westbound Arrive No 3 Golden State Limited, No 4 Golden State Limited, and multiple California trains, plus Burlington Trailways and Eastbound bus routes through Washington with notes on stops, agents, and ticket outlets. Includes Knoxville branch timings for No 430/429, Local Mixed trains, and local depot locations.
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Golden State Limited
Washington
IRD
Sais Acciesicaianinte
California
Knoxville
Burlington Trailways
Whigh de H
Zieglowskys Move to Claude McCall Farm
West Sunset date line reports Sam Baker and family plus neighbors helped Carl and Ruth Zieglowsky move Saturday to their new home on the Claude McCall farm. The item lists social visits including Bert Spangler and others, with several relatives and townspeople mentioned among weekend activities and a National Guard Band member departing for Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Baker
West Sunset
Bessie
Warren Schlatter
Carl
Ruth Zieglowsky
Claude McCall
Wilfred Smith
Wmyral
Fred Spangler
Harold
Bert Spangler
Ernest Baker
Wilbur Schantz
C. T. McCoy
J. C. Atkinson
Ruth
Keota
W. C. Hinerman
Dale Dillavoy
Mary Monfort
Paul Hostettler
Maxine Johnson
Lockridge
Dale
National Guard
L Louisiana
Dave Spangler
Frank Bailey
Will Mitchells
John Mitchell
Greatest risk in flying today revealed by student aviators
In Orlando Florida student aviators answer to the question of today’s top risk. They say the greatest hazard is the auto ride to the airport as the key danger in preparing for flight.
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Orlando
Fla
Local News Roundup From Henry County Area
Dean Kauffman returned home from Henry County Hospital in Mt Pleasant after an appendix operation and is improving. Mrs Gleede Cold is undergoing dental treatment in Wayland. Gerald Neff remains very sick. Pete Ziehman suffered a broken right collar bone while caring for a mule and is hoped for a quick recovery. Joe Stalder Jr assists A L Zilhman with wood cutting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kauffman
Henry County Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Dean
Five Hundred Club Hosts at Shearer Home in Annsworth
The Five Hundred Club met Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Everette Shearer’s home with Edith Richards winning high score and Floyd Hamill consolation. Lucille Anderson attended as a guest. A birthday celebration marked Mrs. Mary Woodside’s 80th, with family visiting and a small luncheon.
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Ainsworth
Everette Shearer
Edith Richards
Floyd Hamil
Lucille Anderson
Gwen Telford
Mack Sennett Studio in Edendale Sparks Hollywood Paradox
Mack Sennett, famed for bathing beauties and early Hollywood, never produced films in Hollywood. His studio was located in Edendale, shaping a notable paradox in the film industry’s geography.
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Mack Sennett
Hollywood
Edendale
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