Boy Scout Troop 32 Names New Officers
Troop 32 elected new officers Tuesday with Don Orrig as scoutmaster Nick McCleery as assistant scoutmaster Richard Vanerus junior assistant scoutmaster and James Bey senior patrol leader Ralph Schilling as troop scribe Flying Eagle patrol includes George McBurney patrol leader Bill Barth as assistant patrol leader Ralph Schilling Douglas Morrison patrol scribe Tom Moore and Bob Clark Wolf patrol lists Ira Morrison patrol leader Clarence Goodwin assistant patrol leader Teddy Springman patrol service Richard Cameron Dick Peterson and newcomer Caro Coffin The troop starts a drive for new members.
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Don Orrig
Nick McCleery
Richard Vanerus
James Bey
Ralph Schilling
Flying Eagle Patrol
George McBurney
Bill Barth
Douglas Morrison
Tom Moore
Bob Clark
Wolf Patrol
Ira Morrison
Clarence Goodwin
Teddy Springman
Richard Cameron
Dick Peterson
Caro
Coffin
For Sale Seed Rye and Pears Advertisements Side by Side
Classified notices list items for sale including seed rye with contact Yaro Sojka and fruit pears with number 717K. The mixer mentions a team of horses associated with Bob Wiley and a separate sale listing, all presented as brief local trade prompts.
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Bob Wiley
Iowa Wheat Farmers Profit From Rising Prices on Grain
Iowa farmers with year’s crop insurance profiting from higher wheat prices. Indemnities paid total 70,814 bushels worth 34,407.15 dollars from 970 certified loss claims across 35 counties led by Montgomery, Taylor and Cass counties.
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Iowa
Des Moines
IDPA
Jess Allen
Bus
Commodity Loan Corporation
Alton
Montgomery County
Taylor County
Cass County
Paul Horak Tops Company Sales Honors in Des Moines Listing
Paul Horak of Washington ranks third in sales for July and second in August in the Allied Mutual Automobile Association of Des Moines. The notice praises his long service and specialization in the field, calling the honor a notable achievement for a Washington man.
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Allied Mutual Automobile Association of
Labor disputes impact 150000 workers in India quarter
In the second quarter of 18 India recorded ninety four labor disputes affecting about 150000 workers and causing more than 4 million working days lost across affected industries.
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India
Midway Sale Column Advertises Weekly Auctions
Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction promotes weekly sales every Wednesday and Friday featuring household goods and antiques. The notice lists closing dates and a sale at 6165 North Mar with items described as 600ds and references John Therion and the Stewart House.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City Feed Yard
John Therion
F. and
G. M. Stewart
North Mar
Mrs. F. White Hosts T. T. T. Meeting in Crawfordsville
Chapter L of the T.T.T. held its monthly business meeting at Mrs. Florence White's home with eleven present. Plans were made for a family picnic supper at Columbus Junction park on Sept. 20. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Crawfordsville
T.t.t.’S
Florence White
Columbus Junction Park
Booster Club Party Hosted by Mrs Leo Marie
Seventeen members of the Booster club met at the home of Mrs. Leo Marie for a post afternoon gathering. A business meeting was led by president Mrs. Charlies Barthelow followed by entertainment organized by Mrs. Martin Whittaker and Mrs. Anna Landau. Mrs. Homer Jarrard discussed her eastern trip and Mrs. George Jarrard spoke of a western trip. Mrs. Marion Robertson won a guessing contest prize and best costumes were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Duensing and Mrs. Oral Norman. The group dressed for a backward party and Mrs. Leonard Marie helped serve refreshments. Mrs. Homer Jarrard hosts next in two weeks.
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Booster Club
Leo Marie
Charlies Barthelow
Voy
Martin Whittaker
Anna Landau
Homer Jarrard
George Jarrard
Marion Robertson
Arthur Duensing
Oral Norman
Leonard Marie
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets Report in Chicago
Chicago markets show hogs 9000 head with early sales 16 to 25 cents higher and top at 8.25. Cattle 11000 with medium weights steady to 25 cents lower, best kinds slow but choice still active on shipper accounts. Sheep 2000 with fat lambs around 25 cents lower and natives 9.45 to 9.50. Estimated tomorrow cattle 7000 hogs 9000 sheep 5000.
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Chicago
C.P
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Receipts
Chicago market today shows corn prices for yellow and white grades with values around 58% to 59% cents per bushel. Oats quoted at 36% to 38% for white varieties. Corn receipts total 148 cars.
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Hennery
Chicago
Produce and Poultry Market Report From Chicago
Chicago markets show steady produce with 7126 cases received and fresh graded firsts 39, extra firsts 20, current receipts 17 and 14% dirties. Poultry supplies include 18 trucks with hens 16, leghorn hens 11 and spring chickens 13 as market eases.
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Chicago
Fredance
Locomotive Bell Theft Suspects Apprehended in Iowa
Seven men arrested in Sioux City admitted taking 50 locomotive bells from Union Pacific yards in Council Bluffs. Police said the suspects would be returned to Iowa to face grand larceny charges.
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Bioux City
Iowa
Upp—Polies
Council Bluffs
Ilowa
Union Pacific Railroad
Council Plutfs
Minnesota to celebrate Thanksgiving on November 30
Governor Harold Stassen announced Minnesota would observe Thanksgiving on November 30 this year, the 48th such celebration in the state. Iowa and Nebraska governors have reportedly taken similar actions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Harold EB. Stassen
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Carnations Never Are Blue In Any True Hue
The note says blue is the only color not found among carnations, stating that blue carnations do not exist in nature. It presents a color observation about the flower variety.
Presbyterian Women Serve Dinner for Teachers Institute
The three county teachers institute dinner for school boards and administrators was served Friday evening in the Presbyterian church dining room. Methodist women deny involvement. the meal was hosted by Presbyterian women led by Mrs. Rose Reid in coordination with County Superintendent Lester B. Krabill.
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Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Rose Reid
Lester B. Krabill
Merry Maid Club Meets in Home of Alice Richardson
The Merry Maids club met at Alice Richardson's home with a roll call of favorite radio programs. After a business session, games followed and refreshments were served by Cathleen Godfrey and Alice Wolfe. Attendees included Alice Franklin, Mary Alice Morairity, Frances Fisher, Nora Hobbs, Libby, Mildred, Georgia and Emilie Musil, Cathleen Godfrey, Alice Richardson and one guest. The next meeting will be at Hattie Crone's home.
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Merry Maid Club
Alice Richardson
Merry Maids Club
Cathleen Godfrey
Alice Wolfe
Alice Franklin
Mary Alice Morairity
Frances Fisher
Nora Hobbs
Libby
Mildred
Georgia
Emilie Musil
Hattie Crone
Hundred and Four at Dvorak Reunion
EAST HIGHLAND Sept 13 Mr and Mrs James Dvorak sr entertained their eleven children great grandchildren with their families at a reunion at their home Sunday. They have 9 grandchildren and bine great grandchildren. All members of their immediate family live within twenty miles of the parental home and 104 attended the reunion. Names listed include Mr and Mrs Joe Dvorak and many relatives. Mr Dvorak born Sept 8 1854 in Bohemia came to the U S in 1872. Mrs Dvorak born Mary Hirsch in Bohemia in March 1868 and came to America at age four. They were married Jan 9 1882 at Yatton. Attendants were Mr and Mrs August Hahn now Riverside resident. They moved to the 352 acre farm where they have lived 66 years. Numerous relatives attended from Riverside and surrounding areas.
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East Highland
James Dvorak
Dvorak
Bohemia
United States
Mary Hirsch
Amerca
Yatton
August Hahn
Riverside
Joe Dvorak
Roy Forbes
Eline
Pearson
Mra
Walliam Pearson
Robert
Nancy
Anna Rath
Harvid
Donald
Leo
Omerhah
Lenore
Clement Rummelhart
Clementine
James
Jalnie
Hicasie
George Lungquist
James Lungquist
Betty Ose
George
Frank Dvorak
Pratik S Mincer
Wilma
Joe
Kihel
Evelyn
Hemet
Leona Anne
Henry Vrymek
Ployd
Ruby
James Swailes
Eernest
Richard
Marie
Kay Forbes
Aid Sone
Wilbur
Leroy
Vre Itaymi
Lorack
Norina
Dewayne
Mary Anne
Edgar Whelstine
Elaine
Percy Skubal
Vince Skubal
Rhonald Jimmie
Tommy
John Skubal
Judith
Frank Skubal
Jake Foster
Howard Applegate
Hetty Jean
Shirley
BE. Applegate
Alice
Muriel
Orren Larson
Frankie J. Mineer
Gary Gene
John Hath
Sadie Windess
Margaret Crimm
Charlotte Waits
Emil Parizek
Wm Crawford
Will Moor
Kyce Woolford
Austin Collins
Hob Cerney
Bert Skala
Will Min Cer
Gleny
Lambert
Pythian Sisters Hold Final Potluck In K P Hall
Forty five attended the Pythian Sisters potluck supper for families in the K P hall. Mrs G A Reinert, Mrs Ernest Miller and Mrs John Pratt led the supper committee. Visiting and cards followed the meal as the last event in the hall.
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Pythian
K. P. Hall
G. A. Reinert
Ernest Miller
John Pratt
Community sale offers cattle hogs horses and more
Whittaker and Son announce a community sale with cattle including milk cows calves and fat cows, hogs of all descriptions, horses, and furniture. Buyers invited to bring in calves while market is good and to expect hedge and white oak posts.
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Whittaker & Son
MGS
Mrs Jugenheimer Hosts Circle Gathering At Home
Mrs Mary Jugenheimer hosted the Past Noble Grand circle last evening with fifteen members present. A new member Mrs Frank Longwell joined and guest Mrs Kenneth Hout of Vancouver Washington attended. After a brief business meeting the group socialized, refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Roy Stewart. Mrs Richard Johnson will host the next meeting.
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Mary Jugenheimer
Frank Longwell
Kenneth Hout
Vancouver
Wash
Roy Stewart
Richard Johnson
Doreas Society Plans Fry Chicken Dinner at St Pauls
The Doreas Society met at St Pauls Evangelical Church with eight members present. They conducted routine business and made plans for a fried chicken dinner to be served next week at the church.
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The
Doreas Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Housewarming by COC Members in Westminster
Mrs Clement Griffith co hosted the COC gathering at Mrs Lafe Stout home south of West Chester. Mrs George Pennington led the lesson and discussion as the first CCC meeting with Mrs Stout as homemaker. Weather and the tone turned warmly sociable with homemade ice cream angel food cake and fruit drink served.
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Westminster
Clement Griffith
Reception Honors Ainsworth Faculty
Ainsworth Sept. 12. Teachers of the Ainsworth Schools were honored at a reception Thursday at the Methodist church. The program featured Rev. Megdelsen welcome, readings by Mrs. Myrla Henderson, a duet by Mildred Pressly and Kenneth McConnell, readings by Helen Pearson, a trio including Wilma Stephens Florence Marr Carl Bassler, and piano duets by Mrs. Violet Lambert and Mrs. Virginia Coon. Afterward, entertainment games were held in the church basement with the group divided into families for refreshments.
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Ainsworth
Methodist Church
Megdelsen
Myrla Henderson
Mildred Pressly
Kenneth McConnell
Helen Pearson
Wilma Stephens
Florence Marr
Carl Bassler
Violet Lambert
Virginia Coon
Two Birthdays Celebrated By Local Club At Potluck
The E O W club honored two members Mrs Ernest Garrett and Mrs BE A Stewart with a potluck dinner at Mrs Robert Dawson’s home. Gifts were exchanged and the evening included social time. Mrs Laura Graham hosted the FC club that same evening with eight members and two guests Mrs Omer Conklin and Mrs Vina Manuseler attending. Light refreshments were served and business notes led to the next meeting at Mrs Ernest Garrett’s home.
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E.O.W. Club
Ernest Garrett
BE. A. Stewart
Robert Dawson
Laura Graham
F.C. Club
Omer Conklin
Vina Manuseler
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Quincy
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Congress Hotel
C. S. Lemmon
Chas. Hebner
East Main St
George J. Breitenbach
Washington, Ia
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowa
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Maxine Guenther
WANT
Maxine
Journal Office
the Evening Journal
Sirs
Evening Journal
Yours
McCleery
Nicola & Harwon
Radio
General Radio
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Win
Sloat
O. E. Campbell
West Monroe
Sitfeed
Child's Brook
National Tea Store
Iowa City
Washington
Campbell
Ita Campbell
Jones Funeral Home
Arthur Atack
Harry Bishop
Lloyd Allman
Clarence Goff
Neill Trotman
Charles Kennedy
Lloyd Humeston
Elia Grove Cemetery
Boy Scout
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Brighton
G. A
W. F. Saltenbure
Poland
China
H. W. Jones
Palmers Livestock Co
Milwaukee Stock Yarde
Petera
Washington Oil Company
Farmers Livestock Co
Milwaukee Stock Yard
T. H. Lowry
West Chester
L. J. Kroig
Farmall
Smart & Parrish
East Main
Call
Harry Enslin
Fred Chihak
Ainsworth Rt
Chas Goss
Obey
Paul Horak
Chicago Livestock
Casa Yo
Chicago Grain Table
Dept
Bi Lee
Priday
Oclaoch
Jubhier Fe Tronelle
Squire
Mrs. Jugenheimer
C.O.C
J. F. and
North Marion
Woystal
Westinghouse
Hoover
Axminsters
Singer
E. L
John A. Stewart
D. F. Macon
Ray Whitehead
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