For Sale Old Worn Out Nails From Flat Tires
For sale old nails removed from flat tires. Contact Pickens at phone number 515 for flat tire service. D4tork.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
7
For sale old nails removed from flat tires. Contact Pickens at phone number 515 for flat tire service. D4tork.
Lt. Reed Salladay and Lt. Clark with Mrs. Clark traveled from Highland Center to Carstyle Barracks in Pennsylvania for a month of training after visiting relatives. Multiple local families hosted and visited over the past week including the Salladays, Raths, Greens, Krotxes, Murphys, and McCreedys.
Chicago markets report May 2 shows hog receipts 7000 sales 16000 market steady to 10c lower with top 8.90. Cattle receipts 1000 calves 500 steers weak to unevenly lower trade slow best yearlings 11.00 cows firm weaners 12.00 down. Sheep 5000 lambs steady top woolled lambs 11.25. Estimated tomorrow receipts cattle 400 hogs 500 sheep 2000.
Chicago May market notes show cash quotes for corn across mixed and yellow grades with percentages in the 66 to 79 range and oats at about 37 to 38 percent white grades. Soybeans list yellow bids around 1.21 to 1.22 percent, with a second yellow level near 1.22 percent.
Chicago May 2 UP grain table shows wheat May at 1.91 percent, July near 9 04, corn May around 68 68, oats May 26 with July at 82, soybeans May 1.28 to 1.32 and July 1.19 with October around 1.08.
Eggs market steady with receipts 25 687 cases. Extra firsts 21 percent and firsts 2114. Current receipts 2 percent. Dirties 1894 and checks 18 percent. Poultry market steady with receipts 24 trucks. Heavy white ducks 12 heavy colored ducks 11 small white ducks 11 small colored ducks 10 geese 10. Heavy hens 18 percent and springs 20 percent to 990 htm.
Community members share weekend and weekday visits at various homes. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele and William of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Murphy and children. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soukup of Washington. Melvin Soukup and Samuel Murphy households. Ira A. Coon and Marjorie at S. R. Drake's Columbus Junction home.
Mrs Merritt Reiner hosted eleven H J club members at her north of town home. Guests included Mrs Edward Shalla and Mrs Urban Te Bockhorst. Gardening hints sparked discussion. a flower bulb exchange occurred and Mrs Richard Stephens spoke on A Changing World.
The Woman's Union Guild of the St Pauls Evangelical Reformed church held a meeting yesterday afternoon with fifteen members and four guests. Rev Carl Klein led scripture and prayer before Mrs Carl Klein conducted the business session. Reports from the Iowa City organizational meeting were shared. a quilt frame was prepared for future work. Refreshments were served by co hosts Mrs Mildred Zieglowsky and Mrs Tena Simmering.
Members of the Literature sections and the Drama department of the Fortnightly club will host the May party for Fortnightly members. The event is set for Tuesday evening May 20 at the Lincoln school auditorium with a seven o'clock dessert party and a drama cast presentation.
The Junior College Chemistry Club held a successful picnic last evening with twenty five members enjoying a wiener roast at Fern Cliff. Committee in charge were Robert Masson Jack Mace and Neda Hauenstein. Martha Sidles a guest and Lucy Stahl sponsor were faculty members present.
Edith Abbott, dean of the University of Chicago school of social service administration, told the Iowa Association for Social Welfare convention in Sioux City that Iowa law on aiding the poor is harsh and undemocratic. She cited antiquated provisions that shunt poverty stricken families from one point to another.
Chapter J P E O met yesterday afternoon with Mrs M W Bailey. The regular business meeting followed Nellie Tripp speaking on seed catalogs. A social hour was enjoyed with hostess Mrs Henry Bailey serving refreshments.
COUNCIL BLUFFS An eight-year-old girl was injured when she fell off a hundred foot cliff. The incident occurred near Wellman. Mr and Mrs Burke McCreedy and Jimmy were supper guests at the Duane Hazen home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clayt Westfall of Iowa City called at the Ben Harrison home recently.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder and companions traveled to Des Moines to meet James Edward Kelley born at Mercy Hospital Des Moines. Alfred Schroder visitors and plans to visit family in Washington. J E Palmer learns grandson Bill Knowlton will teach fine arts at Rock Island High School next year after finishing at University of Iowa this June.
Local notes report street grading progress in Haskins to reduce floodable cellars after years of rain damage. Community updates include pig farming success by Ebner, visits from neighbors, and a bone treatment for J R McCreedy after hip pain.
The Fortnightly club Handcraft sections 1 and 2 plan luncheons on Tuesday at 1 PM marking the year’s end. Section 1 will meet at Mrs. Blanche Shala’s home 1202 East Washington with a guest day and a quiz led by Mrs. George Masson. Section 2 meets at Mrs. Gloria McCall’s home 823 East Washington with a cooperative luncheon serving meat potatoes and rolls.
Police said Norma Jean Gnader of Council Bluffs was found by neighbors at Hind Abraham Lincoln High School. She suffered fractures of both forearms.
Midway Sale Co in Columbus lists auctions every Wednesday and a community sale each Friday at City Feed Yard. The notice highlights recurring sale days and locations for local buyers.
The notice outlines eastbound service from Washington with Bus No 2 to Chicago and Bus No 6 at 8:85 p m, Bus No 10 at 12 10 am, and passenger pickups for continuing stops. Tickets for the full trip are sold at the Bus Depot Candy Cen North Side Square by Canton i Agen.
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