Farmers Buy Dr Hess Drycide For Hogs
Farmers are beginning to buy Dr Hess Drycide which is said to prevent flu and lice on hogs. The product is promoted as a veterinary remedy for farm use.
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Dr. Hess
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1946
Page
6
Weather outlook with partial cloud cover tonight
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers likely tomorrow. Temperatures remain mild as a weak system passes, bringing new shower chances across the region.
Church Delegates Attend Conference at Pulaski
The Eicher church sent 27 members to a four-general-conference Mennonite meeting in Pulaski Iowa with a cooperative basket lunch. Members Mrs Margaret Witting Mrs Otto Frey visited MCU Relief Center Kalona and Mrs John Herschberger relief clothing center north of Kalona. A large crowd attended funeral services for Mrs Catherine Schantz at the Eicher church. 315 quarts of tomatoes and peaches were canned for relief by Eicher church members at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Washington County
The
Mission Society
Otto Frey
Vernon
Margaret Wititie
Joan Swartzendrijer
Pulaski Church
Swartzendruber
Selina Eicher
Catherine Schantz
Eicher Church
W. H. Kegier
Mulett
Eicher Cemetery
Richer School
Brighton Notices and Family Travels Report
Brighton news from Sept 13 lists Henry Lechner and family, Mildred Brookhart of Brooklyn on a Ozarks vacation, Roy Newton and child returning from Missouri, Jack Stauffer visiting Lulu Smith in Brighton, Dave Paul to Partington hospital for surgery, Eva Adams visiting James Long, Ivan Noland and Doris Conley visiting J F Koch, and Robert Renshaw family arriving from Mesa Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Crile
Brighton
Wnd
Henry Lechner
Norman
Leehner
Mildred Brookhart
Brooklyn
Ozarks
Roy Newton
Lusthe
Missouri
Jack Stauffer
David
Kirkwood
Ill
Lulu Smith
Dave Paul
Partington Hospital
Eva Adams
Detroit
Mich
James Long
Ivan Noland
Des Moines Couple Married, Visit Iowa Family in Des Moines
Des Moines residents Mrs Nita Crandall Harper and Mr John son spent the weekend with Mrs Ren Shaw and Mr C E Bennett on their wedding trip to Chicago. A daughter Mary Elizabeth Day was born at University Hospital Iowa City on September 10. Mary Lou Stacy attends Iowa Wesleyan College at Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth
Tay
Wilbur Day
Mary Lou Stacy
Farry Stacy
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Bushek
Washington
H. Miller
M. Brown
Rose Shebanek
Mary
Riverside
William Shebanek
Lone Tree
Iowa City
A. H. Pogge
Chihak
William Streb
James Bartosh
Mt. Vernon
Rosa Chihak
Local Residents Attend Dinner at Witiimer Home
Mrs Stone stayed until September 9 for dental work. The Witiimers hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Fred Shearer and Mr and Mrs August Zieglowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Stone
Fred Shearer
August Zieglowsky
Joe Witiimer
Prairie Flower social notes and local events
Prairie Flower column reports Mr. and Mrs. Roberts hosting guests near Cotter with Mrs. Warren Greene their kin. Visitors from Pittsburg and Shaila farm vacationing two weeks. Local pupils attend eye ear and speech clinic in Washington. Huber and Forinash families share travel photos and wedding scenes at home entertainment. Church centennial at Welch church. Salem Presbyterian members attend and assist. Cedar Township Farm Bureau holds annual election. teaching notes from Crawfordsville.
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Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Robert Roberts
Warren Greene
Howard Greene
Cotter
Roberts
Louis Reller
Pittsburg
Joe Shalla
Shaila Farm
Henrietta Booth
Thelma Fuhr
Myra Crawford
Marilyn Thompson
Lincoln School
Washington
Lorene Booth
Duane White
H. L. Huber
Trey Forinash
West Chester
Forinash
Little Brown Church
Nasuia O
Richard Lyle
Welch
Iowa City
Salem Presbyterian Church
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth A. Davis
Crawfordsville
Cedar Township
Blacksmith To Leave Wayland After 33 Years
Wayland report details smithy owner Schantz leaving Oct 1 to move to New York City with his daughter and family. Willis Troyer to take over the shop. The item also notes Bake shop closure for sugar shortage and various local family and visit details through early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Andrew Schantz
Paul Roth
New York City
Roths
Dayton
New Jersey
Willis Troyer
Schantz
Harold Balmer
Bluffton
Ohio
C. L. Garrick
C. E. Rediger
Jackson, Mich
Glen Rouse Family Visit Clyde Rouse in District 4
Mr and Mrs Glen Rouse and Barbara and Richard of Washington DC visited Clyde Rouse on Friday in District No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rouse
Washington, D. C
Clyde Rouses
Bill Crayne
Barbara and
Richard
Washington, I D. C
the Clyde
Community Notices From Riverside Area Involves Travel And Health
Rtouse home events and visits surround Riverside community life with relatives traveling to New Sharon for Walter Vickers funeral and others visiting Chicago Luck Lake Wis Columbus City and Des Moines for family and official duties. local pupils teachers illness hospitalizations and property transfers reflect active regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtouse
Manford Wilcox
N. W. Thompson
New Sharon
Walter Vickers
Malcolm Montsomery
Boyd Stephens
Warren Dare
George Dare
Warren
Central College
Pella
John Killian
Chicago
Harriet Kleesa
Karen Kauffman
Gladice Cook
Ed Mayhew
Fred
Grace Shaw
James Brooks
Mrs Stevens Plans To Leave Soon For Philadelphia Home
Riverside news reports Mrs Mildred Stevens returning from Livermore after visiting relatives and selling her Riverside homestead built in 1875. She plans to move to Philadelphia to spend fall and winter with her son in law Rolland Sidwell and his wife. The piece notes visitors and a Cress family reunion at Bever Park Cedar Rapids with 42 attending and a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Mildred Stevens
Margaret Goodenough
Livermore
Hus
G. O. Patterson
Davenport
R&r. H. Heitzman
Raymond Dvorskey
Dennis
Solon
John Gerot
Cloyd Cress
Gerald Cress
Harold Cress
Rural Homemakers Club Meeting at Mrs Helen Youngs
Rural Homemakers club met in Crawfordsville at Mrs. Helen Youngs home with nine members and one guest. Members displayed aprons and sewed carpet rags while refreshments were served. next meeting set for Mrs. Tracy Orris’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Packer
Crawfordsville
Rural Homemakers Club
Helen Youngs
Shasta Marshall
Laura Young
Tracy Orris
Stanley Beck
Bobbie
Billie Henss
Attu Island
William Henss
Chicago
Henss
Fern Ball
Ball
Japan
Kelle Pettit
Eldon
Family friends, guests attend wedding anniversary observance
A family friend officiated as guests gathered for a celebration. Living attendees include Herman Donovan, Mrs. May Nordyke, Ward Essley, Mrs. Roy Stewart of Washington, T. B. Davison and Harry Essley of Middleton Ohio. They have two granddaughters and one great grandson. The couple moved from Coppock to Brighton after 30 years on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Donovan
May Nordyke
Ward Essley
Roy Stewart
Washington
T. B. Davison
Harry Essley
Middleton
Ohio
Larry Hunter
Iowa City
George Howard
Des Moines
Essley
Coppock
Denver
Colo
Brighton
Essleys mark fifty years of marriage in Brighton
Mr and Mrs Claude Essley of Brighton observed their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept 16 with a simple family gathering. Their daughter Mrs Lee Stacy hosted a dinner and guests brought flowers and cards to honor the couple. Nellie Donovan and Claude Essley wed Sept 16 1896 at the Donovan home officiated by Rev Perry Telford Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Claude Essley
Lee Stacy
Nellie Donovan
George Donovan
Perry Telford
Keota
Diet Calorie Averages Reported Across Regions
A near starvation diet is defined as less than 1,900 calories daily for humans. The U S average is 3,300 calories while continental Europe averages range from 2,100 to 2,500, Sweden and Denmark 2,800, and Great Britain 2,800 to 2,900. Figures prepared by the Iowa Farm Economist and published by Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
Great Britain
Iowa Farm Economist
Iowa State College
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