Senior Needle Club Hosts Craft Day in Riverside
Mrs. John A. Knittel hosted the Senior Needle Club at her Riverside home on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. R I Marner Mrs. Edward Bushek and Mrs. Elmo Knittel. After an afternoon of fancy work a luncheon was served by Mrs. Knittel assisted by Mrs. Bushek and Mrs. Elmo Knittel.
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Riverside
John A. Knittel
Neeille Club
R. I. Marner
Edward Bushek
Elmo Knittel
William Knebel
W. C. Leeney
Co. EB. Fitzsimmons
Anna Griffin
Frank Lafourek
R. H. Heitzman
C. V
Joseph H. Linsley
Trinity Methodist Church
Birdie Godlove
Fstelle Critz
Victoria Griffin
C. W. Walsh
Joseph KH. Linsley
Anna Kern
Jessie Myers
Riverside Garden Club Meets At Mrs O'Loughlin Home
Garden Club Eleven members attended the Riverside club meeting hosted by Mrs. William O'Loughlin Friday afternoon. The hostess began with a three minute program and roll call, where members named their favorite fruit blossom as the evening’s question.
Local train schedule notes and agent signs
Arrive No 3 Golden State Limited daily 3 57 p m No 1 Local reg stop 11 30 p m No 43 Californian daily 8 20 a m Stops at Washington to die charge passengers and to pick up passengers for points where scheduled to stop No 429 daily except Sunday L GOODLANDER Agent Leaves No 22 Mixed Train 11 30 a m All trains daily except Sunday Co F ANDERSON Agent Co M ST P P R BR CO West Bound No 3 Davenport Kansas City local departs 9 58 a m No 25 Southwest Limited QOVGPTS cccctedegiin d ctk 1 45 a m East Bound No Kansas City Davenport local departs 5 14 p m No 26 Southwest Limited departs w ss 1 19 a m Nos 3 and 8 daily except Sunday W c C BELL Agent
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Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Sens Eadwedes
California
Co. F. Anderson
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep Report May 20
Chicago markets show hogs 12 000 head with most 270 lb plus at 9 30 to 9 40 top. cattle 7 000 with calves 1 500 fully active and steady 9 25 to 11 00. sheep 38 000 with California spring lambs at 11 25 and shorn lambs above 9 50. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 11 900 hogs 11 000 sheep 2 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
California
Chicago Gala Corn and Grain Prices Reported
Chicago May 26 price list shows mixed grain quotes with corn ranging from 71 to 79 for yellow and white varieties, oats at 36 to 38 and soybeans around 1.32 to 1.86 dollars per bushel. Sample grades indicate yellow and white categories with varying quality measurements.
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Chicago
Potatoes Light and Fluffy Tip from a Mash Guide
Instructions say heat milk without boiling then add a little at a time while mashing to keep potatoes light and fluffy. Also notes a regular meeting for Washington Lodge No. 26 and JF and A. M. with dates and officers listed.
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Washington Lodge No
A. M
Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Telary
Burlington Trailways Westbound and Eastbound Bus Schedule
Westbound buses from Washington include No. 3 at 6 14 a m No. 9 and No. 4 at 8 45 p m Eastbound daily Omaha to Chicago No 2 departs Washington No 6 and No 10 depart at 11 23 a m All eastbound buses stop at PATH Tickets for full coast to coast trips available at Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square Canton I Agen AL Cantoni
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Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Washington
Binney
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Coast 'O Coast
AL Cantoni
Agen
Carter Confesses to Killing Five in Lawrenceburg Farm Case
Virinius Dink Carter aged 33, son in law of the Johnson Agrew family, confessed to killing five members of the family at their farm home last Friday. Sheriff Winegard said Carter, who had been questioned since Saturday and tested on a lie detector yesterday, gave no details of the confession.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
U.P
William Winegard
Virginius (Dink) Carter
Johnson Agrew
Carter
Agrews
Winegard
France vows to resist any attempt to seize empire
French Ambassador Henri-Haye told Secretary Hull that France will resist any takeover of its empire. He opposed U S actions placing coast guards on French ships in American harbors.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Henrii-Haye
Cordell Hull
France
United States
Soldiers Must File For Tax Exemption
County officials urge Washington county veterans to file final discharges or service certificates with the recorder to qualify for tax exemption. All applications for 1942 taxes and taxes payable this year must be filed by July 4, with homestead exemptions due by July due to a changed deadline.
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Washington County
Ecounty
Stan Kiesey
Oldest Chinese Elm in Iowa Is Being Cut Down
Ames Iowa May 20. Iowa State College trims its landscape as the oldest Chinese elm near the Home Economics Building is cut down after the Armistice Day storm. Many elms statewide show heavy damage and several young trees five years old have died. Extension forester Guy R Ramsey notes the elm is not well adapted to Iowa winters and is not native, leaves persist too long, and it is brittle in storms.
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Ames
Iowa
Towa
Iowa State College
Guy R. Ramsey
Extension Forester
Ramsey
Swisher Permits Sunday Dancing Despite Blue Law
Swisher residents permit Sunday dancing as Frank Stangler operator of the Paramount ballroom in Swisher holds a temporary injunction against further prosecution. District Judge Harold D. Evans issued the order, Stangler having been fined 25 and 80 dollars for Sabbath dancing violations and posting a 500 dollar bond to protect future bookings.
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Swisher
Iowa
Frank Stangler
Paramount
Harold D. Evans
Stangler
Navy seeks 35000 men for reserve by June 30
Burlington Iowa May 20 The navy urgent need for 35000 additional men by June 30. Navy recruiting service will accept applicants ages 17 to 50 for enlistment in the naval reserve. Men enlist ed will be retained on active duty during a national emergency then released to inactive duty. Enlistment in a rating ranges from apprentice seaman at 21 dollars a month to chief petty officer at 99 dollars per month.
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Burlington
Iowa
Navy
Navy Recruiting Service
Naval Reserve
Gun Accident Kills Taylor County Boy
VILLISCA The Taylor county coroner reports Earl Friederich 15 of near Guss accidently shot and killed himself while on the way home from visiting friends. He wheeled a bicycle carrying his rifle down a rough lane when the gun discharged and the bullet struck his side. He had been hunting ground squirrels.
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Taylor County
Villisca
Earl Friederich
Guss
Slow motion vs reverse playback in film cameras
Slow motion in film runs five to eight times slower than standard speed. Reversing motion is achieved by turning the camera upside down to play frames backward.
Winners Named in Poppy Poster Contest by Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary announced winners of the annual poppy poster contest held with Memorial day poppy sales for disabled soldiers. Jeanne Trojovsky from St James school won first in class one, Alberta Wieland second. Marvin Morrison and Ralph Curl, both seventh graders at junior high, won first and second in class two. Judges were Mrs Rollie Jurging Mrs Preston Etter and Mrs A E Baldrige. Posters will be displayed this week in the Scott Furniture show window.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Jeanne Trojovsky
St. James School
Alberta Wieland
St. James
Marvin Morrison
Ralph Curl
Rollie Jurging
Preston Etter
A. E. Baldrige
Scott Furniture Company
Produce Market Report From Chicago May 20
Eggs market firm with strong receipts at 27 658 cases. Extra firsts 23 percent and firsts 22 percent. Current receipts 22 percent and dirties 21 percent. Checks 20 percent. Ponyers market steady to firm with 31 receipts and springs 17 percent to 1 percent. Broilers 18 percent.
Open with low close on wheat and grains at Chicago May
Open with a lower close for Wheat May at 1.01 and 1.0099 for May and July. Corn May at 4.73, Sep at 4.74, Oats and Soybeans show mixed futures figures. Prices reflect market traders as of May 20 with May July and Oct contracts quoted.
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Paly Ae AG Ben Ba
Des Moines Board Pursues Peaceful End to Liquor Seal Dispute
The Iowa State Printing Board met in secret session to resolve the 12 million state seal order on liquor bottles. Members offered little detail, with H. Tomlinson noting input from the Secretary of State and the Attorney General as the board weighs a settlement.
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Des Moines
Town State Printing Board
State House
H. Tomlinson
Department of Secretary of State
Earl G. Miller
John M
Midway Sale and Community Auction Schedule
Midway Sale Co Columbus runs auctions every Wednesday while Community Sale operates Fridays at City Feed Yard. May 27 marks a closing sale of household goods at 301 Jefferson Street, Dale Gallagher.
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California
Jefferson St
Oxford Universal
Stewart-Warner
Artiel
Missionaries on Board Sinking Egyptian Ship Revealed
Passenger lists published today name James P. McKnight United Presbyterian Sudan and Rev and Mrs Paul J Smith United Presbyterian among those aboard the sinking Egyptian vessel. United Presbyterians in Washington seek to confirm if their missionaries in Egypt Sudan or Ethiopia are involved. Other denominations’ missionaries were listed as passengers.
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South Atlantic
Africa
United Presbyterians
Washington
Egypt
Sudan
Ethiopia
Morning Papers
James P. McKnight
United Presbyterian
Paul J. Smith
Printing board power to purchase liquor seals disputed
Rankin and the printing board clash over whether the board has authority to buy liquor seals. The dispute centers on official power and governance boundaries affecting procurement.
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Rankin
Printing Board
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Fred Grinding
Sam Houseal
Gare
W. Wash
J. Sitseed
Geo. Awlong
M. Sitty
New York City
Brown & Eldridge
Ainsworth Produce
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the Evening Journal
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Mustang
Rob-Air
Eelipse Lumber Co
Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
Eense
International
Tucker Chevrolet
Rayburn Land Co
K. P. Building
Needle Club
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Cheass
Burr B. Bordwell Company
Underpass
Washington Oil] Company
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Sargent Minral
Ali
Joe M. Wolfe
Augustine & Lewis
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Washington, Iowa
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Nicola & Harmon
Frank Chalhipa
Pleasant Plain
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West Chester
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J. Bernard Walker
Wilma Richards
Ben Tucker
H. C. Weigman
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C. Br.ie
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L. Goodlander
C. B
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Chicago Grain Table
Printing Board Works
Morning Sun Rendering Works License
Reid
Angus Galves
West End Sale Pavilion
Mr. Pleasant, Fowa
Fred Chandler
Chariton, Iowa
Freddie Chandler
Dale Gallagher
Macon
Cash Ray Whitehead
Rapture
H B&b. Sykes
R. G. Hutchinson
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