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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
8
Henry Graber has bought the Osie Mar property in Wayland from Mrs. Ezra Wittmer. The transaction completed on May 14 as the local paper notes the new owner and forthcoming changes to the site formerly known as Martin's Place.
Miss Hanna Dietrich of St. Louis describes relief from gas and bloating after using Pru lax a herbal medicine containing Cascara and Senna. She claims improved appetite and regular bowels, urging others with indigestion and constipation to try it with a money back guarantee from Pioneer Drug Store.
The forecast calls for showers tonight with a cloudy sky. It will turn colder tomorrow with strong winds intensifying.
Mr and Mrs J R Kauffman and Wanda reside on Swartzendtuber property recently bought. Mrs Aptha Brecht and Wanda of Washington visited Mrs Jim Oswalt. 23 members of the children's Missionary society met with Elaine Evans. Rev and Mrs E Mullett left to visit son Laurel Mullett in Ann Arbor Mich then Col umbus and Bluffton Ohio to see daughters Mrs Harold Baimet and Mrs Emerson Neiswander. Schantz attended a relative's funeral in Fairfield. Announcement received of the marriage of Pfc Rex Payne to Vera Williams of Martinsburg West Virginia.
Hochstetler reports a four legged turkey freak hatched last week the second pair of legs attached behind the normal pair and lacking control marking a first in his many years of hatching. Local residents and families, church members, and community events are noted including welfare work in New Orleans and various visits to Iowa places.
Home cooks are advised to sort cranberries carefully before cooking to remove shriveled and speckled berries that can make the sauce bitter.
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