Hog Prices Rise In General Market Activity
The Chicago area livestock market shows gains with hogs up to 10 cents, best light hogs at 4.75 to 4.90, heavies 4.50 to 4.75, and overall strong tone. Cattle receipts 12 000, calves 1 000, vealers weak, slaughter cattle and vealers varied with top around 9.50 for certain weight classes. Sheep receipts 15 000, market strong to higher, better lambs 6.00 6.60, range and feeder numbers noted, feeding lambs 4.50 to 4.75, top lambs near 6.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Rae
Aetical Top
Soo
Includi
Amt
MIX. & Butchers
Wheat closes lower as traders mark time on holiday week
Wheat slipped from the prior close amid eastern liquidation and light foreign market activity. Prices firmed late with stocks, but oats and rye followed the trend while corn tumbled. Provisions stayed dull and oils remained firm as investors debated whether the market had found a bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hog Receipts Fall Slightly In Interior Iowa Facilities
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern region for the 48 hour period ended Monday totaled 28 800 head, down from 32 200 a year ago and below the previous week. Prices ranged from 3 50 to 4 40 per cwt for different weight classes with lighter weights seeing the larger gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Livestock Market
Receipts noted for hogs at 150-230 lbs 4.75 to 4.90 with higher blocks at 230-270 lbs 4.75 to 4.60 and 270-290 lbs 4.50 to 4.60. Cattle receipts 5.00 noted, steer and heifer values mixed with vealers around 5.50. Lambs small lots at 6.50, buck lambs 3.00 to 3.25, ewes near 5.50 to 6.25 for light to medium weights. Market described as delayed by heavy cattle and steady to lower in some categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK _ LOUIS
CATTLE Receipts and Market Moves Reported
Receipts show 8,500 fed steers and heifers with mixed demand. Market activity ranged from slow to active with average weekly costs around 7348.00 for the period. yearling weights near 36.75 and prices about 9.00 per cwt in July, reflecting a fluctuating but steady cattle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papestoce
Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Prices Association Market Prices Listing
Best sorted lights 180-4.20 dollars. Meoar’s Iowa markets 180-310 pounds 3.80 to 3.95. Prime heavy hogs 310-380 pounds 3.60 to 4.25. 260-280 pounds 3.65 to 3.95. 280-325 pounds 3.50 to 3.80. 300 pounds 3.00 to 3.70. Good packers 2.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
TED Press
Aso i
Cigher
Good Packers
Siviciatr
Janice Eden
Markets Open With Mixed Prices Across Commodities
New York and surrounding areas report varied market quotes for produce meats and dairy. Sweet potatoes and baskets show small spreads, pork futures steady, dressed poultry and live poultry prices mixed, eggs with firm ranges, milk and cream prices firm, and refined sugar steady with granulated at 4.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Ising Island
Jersey
Middlewest
Sane Island
Young Americas
Pacific Coasts
Browns
Live poultry and eggs mixed market report Chicago
Market notes from Chicago show alive poultry receipts 1 car and 23 trucks with varied prices for hens Leghorn roosters turkeys ducks geese and broilers. Butter and eggs receipts list firmer bakery and dairy quality grades with price ranges across creamery, extra firsts, firsts and seconds. carrots also noted with price.
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Chicago
Fay
Missouri
U. S
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
Minnesota
Bond Markets See Slower Pace After Gains In New York
The New York bond market shows signs of a modest slowdown after a month of gains with prices holding steady. German government issues rise, American and rail issues mixed, and several corporations such as Union Pacific and American Telephone see activity. Italian and Argentine bonds move variably as U S government notes remain largely inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reich
Ptrenati
United States
Santa Fe
Timore
Ohio
Ilinois
Local Hog Market Shows Minor Shifts on Monday
Market reports only slight changes in the local hog trade with a nickel rise for light prime and 260 to 280 pound categories. Top prices reach 4.15 while heavier packers see modest price reductions and calf market notes hint at varying weights and qualities.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Hay Prices
Local listing from Cedar Rapids shows prices for grain and forage items including loose hay at 970k per unit, choice baled hay at 10.00, wild hay at 38.00, bananas and head lettuce per crate at 4.00, and Michigan and California produce prices around 15 and 3.00 respectively. Also notes on oats peas and colored feed items with varied weights and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
California
Foreign Exchange Rates and World Currencies Noted
A fragmented table lists foreign exchange rates with several countries including France Italy Norway Austria Romania Brazil Tokio and Mexico City. Figures show cents per unit and percentage changes with many OCR gaps and unclear annotations.
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Man Rae Ae Ai “Eaerm Emands
France
Ital Sey Isium
Vane
Norway
Alsin
Port Burgaer
Ituiga
Kosiovak Ad Czecia
I Souda
Austria
Roumania
Brasil
Tokio
Montreal
Mexico Ci
Romina
Visible grain supply shifts in New York areas
The 14s visible grain supply shows changes in bushels with Wheat up 1 535 469, oats up 999 900 and barley down 51, while some figures are incomplete or unavailable. Data notes indicate Toledores latters are missing.
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New York
Grain Price Movements at Chicago Cash Grain Market
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat at varying bids with multiple grades quoted from No 1 to No 4 and mixed lots. Corn and oats also listed with several grade and mixed figures and seeds priced per bushel.
Minneapolis cash grain prices and wheat receipts
AP reports 283 carloads of wheat receipts and lower cash prices. No. 1 northern and amber durum values placed at 54 to 59 cents per bushel, with No. 3 yellow corn at 34 to 35 cents and No. 3 white oats at 15 to 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cash Grain i
Garkhard Montana
Hay Market Chicago Receipts and Hay Prices
Market report lists hay receipts across two cars with timothy at 8413, clover 7 12, mixed hay 12, new tame 7412, alfalfa extra leafy 7 15, oat and wheat straw 647, sample and threshed hay 58, marsh hay 1012, and rye straw 8 9. Prices reflect nominal quotes for various hay types.
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Chicago
M AP
Unclear OCR Record From Minneapolis Trade Note
Fragmentary Minneapolis text notes oaks and u fl o shipments with figures 4 3544 45 and 29 678. Mentions pure bran and standard middlings with percentage 9.00. No clear event or names beyond generic terms.
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Minneapolis
Carlead
Wall St Gains Steam in Late Trading on Hefty Volume
The New York stock market saw a buying surge in late dealings with about 2,000,000 shares changing hands. Leads posted 2 to 4 point gains for American Telephone American Tobacco B Eastman Kodak Safeway Stores Westinghouse Electric U S Steel preferred and Consolidated Gas. Oils like Standard of New Jersey California and Mexican Seaboard rose over a point while U S Steel common National Biscuit Case American Can and Bethlehem Steel gained. Rails lagged with Santa Fe Union Pacific down about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone
North American
Consolidated Gas
Radio Common
National Biscuit
Coca Cola
Penny
Safeway
Woolworth
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Wall Street
New York
W AP
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Eastman Kodak
Safeway Stores
Westinghouse Electric
U.S. Steel Preferred
Standard
New Jersey
California
Mexican Seaboard
U. S. Steel Common
Case
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
New York Stocks Open With Energy After July Rally
Traders started the month with a buoyant mood as the New York market showed lingering strength from July. Early gains of 1 to 2 points in many leading issues appeared while preferred shares rose more sharply, though Dow components saw some pauses after late week advances. Rail and steel names like U S Steel and Johns Manville were among those posting small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rais
U. S. Steel
McKeesport
American Can
Johns Manville
Case
W Electric
Allied
Willie Willis Pug’s Brother Sits Out After Airplane Plan
A fragment shows Willie Willis mentioning a plan to fly a device today with Pug’s lighter brother involved. The note ends mid sentence with a push-off remark indicating a negated attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pug
Chicago Stocks Close Low on Mixed Bank and Industrial Notes
A scan of Chicago market pages shows widespread stock activity with notable moves in Amn Sug, Tel Tel, Ohio Oil, Caterpillar, Proctor Gambel, Chrysler Motors, Coca Cola, Reading, Union Carbide, Gen Motors, and Goodyear. Declines and gains appear across utilities, oils, and industrials with many firms posting fractional percentage shifts amidst a broad price spectrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amn
Tel & Tel
Amn Woo
Bendix Ayn
Sere Best A Beth Steel
Nevada Copper
Burroughs Adg
North Amn
Byers
Ohio Oil
Cal & Hecla
Oliver Farm
Canada Dry
Otis W.eevosstee Can Pac
Otis Steel
Packard Mtrs
Cheo & NW
Cheo RI & P
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
Sye N J
Cae Convies
Pullman Co
Ity Ice & el
Coca Cola Esee
Radio Corone
Col Palmolive
Radio Keith
Col Gas & Elec
Rempant Eonenek
U Railway
St Joe Lead
Crucible Steel
Cudahy Pie
Sandard Gas
Curtis Wright
Calif
Davison Chem
Grand Ind
Drug Inc
Stanles U Pont de
Socony Vac
1Ast
Tex Gulf
Foster Wheeler
Tex la ’S Fox m ‘A
Timken RB
Aes Reeport Tex
trans-America
En Baking
Union Carbide
Ots dl Hiveeney“" Fagars
És el
Bat Coron
Gen Foods
Uni Founders
Gen Gas ‘A
United Pruit
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Gen Ry Six
Uni Gas Imp
Gillette SR
U £ Ind Ale
Gimbel Bros
U §& Pipe
Glidden Co
U S
Goodrich
Goodyear
Util P & L ‘A
Graham Paige
Granby Copper
Wabash R R Great Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Great N Ry Pid
Wesn Maryid
Griesby Grunow
Wesn Union
Hershey Choc
Westehse A B
Houd Her
Westehse el
Houston Oj
White Motors
Howe Sound
Willys Ov
Hudson Mot
Woolworth
Hupp Motors
Yellow Truck
Yngston S & T l
Yank Fencers Down France In Olympic Semi Final Matches
In Los Angeles on Monday United States fencers Calnan and Levis beat France in two foil bouts to take a commanding position in the semi final. Morning schedule included U S versus Denmark and France versus Denmark and results show U S beat Argentina and France beat Argentina while Italy routed Mexico.
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Yank
France
Los Angeles
United States
Calnan
Levis
Denmark
Mexico
Italy
Blister May Force Polish Runner From Olympic Races
Kusocinski, the Polish 10,000 meter champion who broke the Nurmi Olympic mark, may be unable to continue after a foot blister. He is slated to run the 5,000 meters on Tuesday despite the injury. The Polish star showed a brilliant finish with a 61 second last lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Kusocinski
Paavo Nurmi
Center Point House Robbed While Occupants Vacation
Thieves entered the C. W. Johnson home in Center Point late July using a skeleton key and took items valued at about 40 dollars. Mrs. Johnson reported the theft to Sheriff Petrus as occupants were away on vacation. Missing were two cedar chests a mirror top a flashlight a wrist watch a man’s pocket watch hickory nuts two pairs of women’s oxford shoes and other small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Center Point
Waters rallies 6000 veterans at Johnstown camp site
Waters announced he has a deed to 25 acres with potential for 25 more and access to 200 acres to create a self-sustaining camp. Veterans cheered as plans for the khaki shirts organization were outlined amid food shortages and a nationwide appeal for supplies. Camp moves to near Laurel expected in about two weeks with all veterans remaining on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
Waters
Khakishirts
Washington
Maud Edgell
Camp McCloskey
Hoke Smith
D. B. Ellison
Doak A. Carter
Laurel
Record Breaking Vote Expected In Missouri Primary
Missouri pre primary campaign tightens as voters prepare for a record breaking turnout in Tuesday's election. Prohibition and economic issues dominate the race with wet and dry groups rallying support for candidates. Nominations include U S senator governor thirteen congressmen and substantial state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
ST. Louis
United States
Missouri House of Representatives
State Senate
Funeral for J E Reid to be held Tuesday
John Elmer Reid drowned in Lake Okoboji Saturday. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel with Rev. E Winslow Brown officiating. Burial in Cedar Memorial park. Born January 18 1908 at Anamosa. Survived by wife, three month old son, parents J B Reid Cedar Rapids, sister Mrs M L McIntyre Des Moines, brother M J Reid Rochester NY. Member of St Pauls Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elmer Reid
Lake Okoboji
Turner Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Cedar Memorial Park
Mr. Reid
Anamosa
J. &. Reid
Cedar Rapids
M. L. McIntyre
Des Moines
M. J. Reid
Rochester
N. Y
Reid
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Infant Die in Local Hospital Burial at Linwood Cemetery
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Patrick T Hamilton Jr of 1116 Ninth Street NW died at a local hospital Sunday at 2 30 pm Funeral services were held in Beatty chapel at 2 pm Monday conducted by Rev M M Sack Burial was in Linwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick T. Hamilton, Jr
Ninth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
M. M. Sack
Linwood Cemery
Unloading Route For Big Circus Tuesday
Ringling Brothers circus trains will dock on Rock Island tracks near Eighth Avenue SE in Cedar Rapids. Unloading starts at daybreak Tuesday after an expected 3 a.m. arrival, with loads moved east on Eighth Avenue to First Avenue then to Twenty seventh Street and circling to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers Circus
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Eighth Avenue SE
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
First Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
James Quirk Dies Publisher of Movie Magazine
James R. Quirk, publisher of a motion picture magazine, died in a hospital Monday after two weeks of illness from pneumonia and a heart attack. He was the husband of actress May Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
James R. Quirk
Quirk
May Allison
Linn Budget Hearing Marked by Harmony
Linn County Taxpayers League met the board of supervisors Monday at the courthouse to review the 1933 county budget. Ten members including businessmen and farmers attended as Concord hosted a friendly session. The budget was cut about 157,845 dollars, a 7.3 mill reduction outside Cedar Rapids and 5.2 inside the city, with total tax levy set at 709,181 based on 1931 valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Taxpayers’ League
Board of Supervisors
League
Concord
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus Band to Play at Mount Mercy Dinner
In city brief items the newly organized Knights of Columbus band will perform at Mount Mercy junior college annual dinner Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. Also noted Mrs. Ella Cooke of 1027 Twelfth Street NE is recovering from heart and lung trouble. Judge Thomas B. Powell granted a temporary injunction petition filed by Jennie M. Blackley against Paul Cavros prohibiting moving property from 317 First Avenue E with bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cooke
Twelfth Street
Knights of Columbus
Mount Mercy Junior College
Thomas B. Powell
Superior Court
Jennie M. Blackley
Paul Cavros
First Avenue E
Boy Scout Court of Honor Moves to 5:30 P.M.
The Boy Scout court of honor at Camp Waubeek will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Camp Waubeek instead of a later time in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Waubeek
Postponed City Plan Commission Meeting Called by Vice Chair Warriner
The regular August meeting of the city plan commission is postponed and will convene at the call of vice chairman T R Warriner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
T. R. Warriner
City Council Approves Precinct Boundary Realignment
The city council on Monday formally passed an ordinance fixing new boundaries for ten voting precincts to facilitate the installation of permanent voter registration in the city.
City debates truck ban on Seventh Street SE corridor
A petition sought to prohibit heavy trucks from Seventh Street SE between Eighth and Twelfth avenues. The council referred the request to the department of streets for study and action.
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Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
Department of Streets
Police Seek Stolen 1930 Chevrolet Coupe
Van Horne police are asked to watch for a 1930 sport model Chevrolet coupe stolen July 20 from George Schrader. Schrader says two Cedar Rapids men may have taken the car from Van Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schrader
van Horne
Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Suitcase Stolen From Car in Union Station Area
Gellette Rezab reported a suitcase and case worth 5 dollars stolen from his automobile parked in the rear of Union Station between 8 30 and 10 05 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gellette Rezab
Avenue NE
Union Station
Lotus lily blooms in Miller rock garden pool show
A lotus lily bud in the Miller home rock garden pool at 1905 B avenue NE is expected to bloom by Tuesday. The plant has bloomed once before this summer and interested persons may call to see it in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Garden
John L. Miller
B Avenue
Doctor Murray guest of local families for week
Dr. A. L. Murray of Minneapolis, former Cedar Rapids Gazette editorial writer, visits as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klass and others. He will speak next Sunday at First Congregational Church. Murray family vacationing in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Minneapolis
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Raymond Klass
Cyrus Metcalf
First Congregational Church
Dr. Murray
Canada
Court Fines and Receipts Reported for July
The superior court took in 810 in police court fines during July with total criminal division receipts 1023.05. Civil division receipts were 12.25 and civil expenditures 11.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Four Men Plead Guilty To Intoxication Charges
Four men pled guilty in police court Monday to intoxication. E. T. Burke of 515 Avenue NE Leo Hahn and Ralph McDow of 631 Eighteenth Avenue SW each paid 10 dollars and costs. J B Melchior of 126% Third Avenue SW chose a county jail term over 25 dollars and costs. Kendrick Kutill of Chicago was fined 10 dollars for breaking glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Burke
Avenue NE
Leo Hahn
Ralph McDow
Eighteenth Avenue
J. 8
Melchior
Third Avenue
Kendrick Kutill
Chicago
Stolen Bag From Garrison Woman During Sunday Afternoon
Grace Baum of Garrison reported a theft of a black bag containing children's clothing from her car on First Street between Second and Third Avenues SE between 2 30 and 4 30 p m Sunday. The report was made to police at 10 15 p m by Shortess of 1502 Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baum
Garrison
First Street
Second
Third Avenues
Seventh Avenue
Narrow escape as wire falls before home in Seattle area
William Oliphant, a police station janitor, narrowly escaped serious burns Sunday at 9 p.m. when a 2,300 volt distribution wire in front of his home at 711 Tenth Avenue SE fell. He was entering his house after passing under the wire when it broke, causing a bright sparking display. Repairmen were called and the line was replaced. Friction with tree branches caused the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oliphant
Tenth Avenue SE
Oliphant
Tribute in Memory of Mrs W F Domer at Local Service
The life of Mrs. W. F. Domer was honored in a funeral sermon by Rev. John M. Walters and a chapel filled with friends. A quartet provided music and pallbearers included Will Ross and Elvie Peterson while groups like the Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief corps attended. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery with out of town mourners from Newtown Missouri Rock Island and Des Moines among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Domer
John M. Walters
K. M. Saunders
Mildred Titus
W. P. Secrist
Ruth
Isle of Aucane
Jesus
Will Ross
Lee Brown
E. C. Freeman
Elvie Peterson
Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps
The
Legion Auxiliary
Oak Shade
Aaron Summy
Newtown
Robert Day
Robert
Frank
Rock Island, Ill
Carl Heidt
John Heidt
Des Moines
Clarence Domer
Marie Domer
George Domer
Lester Dodds
Harry Layher
Appleton City
Robert Ranson
Raymond
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Vicinity
Fred Long admits arson in Marion home fire case
Fred Long, 50, of Marion, confessed to setting a fire at the Clayton Blackford home at 250 Twenty-second Street, destroying the dwelling with about 1650 in losses. He pled guilty to arson, received a ten year sentence in Fort Madison prison, and was arrested at the scene Saturday night by Marion authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Blackford
Twenty-second Street
Marion
Fred Long
Fort Madison
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Long
Robert W. Greene
Larry Condon
Condon
C. A. Patton
Blackford
Longs
Cedar Park
Frank Mitchell
Garden Committee Curb Service Aids Marion Shakespeare Garden
Members of the Marion Shakespeare club garden committee sold curb service Saturday in front of Edison Pharmacy and Mike Cira store to raise funds for the Thomas Park garden. Proceeds support labor for employments, with another fundraiser planned Thursday evening at Co. N. Owen and L. O. Dickey stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shakespeare Club
Edison Pharmacy
Mike Cira
Shakespeare Garden
Thomas Park
Co. N. Owen
L. O. Dickey
FamiliesPicnic Near Vin ton Mention Parzybok Family
Mr and Mrs Arthur Granger and their children with the W K Lothian family and daughter Janet, Mrs Clara Mitchell, and the Smiths and their children picnicked with the Samuel Parzybok family near Vin ton. Junior Parzybok returned to Marion to spend a week with the Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Granger
Ladies Aid Loyal division picnic planned near Marion
The Loyal division of the Methodist church Ladies Aid will picnic Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Owen Turner near Marion. Members are asked to bring usual picnic supplies and to notify Mrs. Bert Taylor if transportation or car seats are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
Owen Turner
Marion
Bert Taylor
Marion Lodge No. 6 Masons to Meet for Second Degree Work
Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M will convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple for Second degree work. All Master Masons are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
Masonic Temple
Chicago Woman and Miles Man Visit HFP Breed Family
Miss Mona Wightman of Chicago and Mark Toepel of Miles Illinois were Sunday dinner guests in the H F P Breed home and later traveled to Des Moines for a visit with Miss Verle Breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Wightman
Chicago
Mark Toepel
Miles, Ill
H. FP. Breed
Des Moines
Verle Breed
Falcon Guests Return Home After Convalescence
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Falcon who stayed with E. E. Parsons during Mr. Falcon’s convalescence from a serious illness Sunday returned to their home in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Falcon
E. E. Parsons
Weekend visitors of Mrs Pollard and daughter Frush kin
Weekend guests included Robert Frush and Dr Richard W Frush of Des Moines sons of Mrs Frush and Miss Dorothy Macy of Iowa City visiting Mrs W R Pollard and her daughter Mrs Ethel Frush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Pollard
Ethel Frush
Robert Frush
Richard W. Frush
Des Moines
Frush
Dorothy Macy
Iowa City
Marion Merchants Sunday Defeated In Close Baseball Game
The Marion Merchants Sunday suffered a defeat in a tightly contested baseball game with a final score that remained undecided in the readable fragment. Further details about the score and opposing team are unavailable in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Miss Marjorie Beach Visits Art Colony Guest
Miss Marjorie Beach returned from Stone City where she spent the weekend at the Art colony 45 as the guest of Jack Arends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Beach
Stone City
Art Colony
Jack Arends
Mr and Mrs Max Creglon Motor To Des Moines on Business
Mr and Mrs Max Creglon traveled by car to Des Moines for business matters, reporting a routine trip and arrival without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Creglon
Des Moines
Mrs Chester Thompson Condition Report
The condition of Mrs. Chester Thompson on Monday was described as critical by hospital officials, with no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Thompson
Mrs Ruth Kinney Returns Home From Paraita Visit
Mrs Ruth Kinney who had been visiting relatives in Paraita has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kinney
Paraita
Pauline Kyle Visits Aunt in Paralta Household
Miss Pauline Kyle of Paralta was a weekend guest in the home of her aunt Mrs. O. L. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kyle
Paralta
O. L. Brown
Picnic Birthday Dinner for Clark Family
A Sunday picnic in Marion near Fairfax honored the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Clark of Marion and Mrs. B. J. Clark of Martelle. Seventeen guests listed include the Clark family, Bolton family from Springville, the Sweet and Schnoor households, and Jack Winstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Clark
Marion
B. J. Clark
Martelle
Henry Schnoor
Fairfax
Mary
Agnes
Howard
Harley
RR. D. Bolton
Bernice
Madelon
Springville
Charles Sweet
C. E. Clark
Vernon
Donald
Charles
Bonniee Clark
Jack Winstead
Music Recital by Miss Ruth Engstrom at Methodist Church
Miss Ruth Engstrom presents a recital at the Methodist church Tuesday at 4 pm featuring piano pupils Ka Klink James Pope Warren Kelly Jean Lanning Phyllis Lanning Jeanette Titus Pauline Taylor J O Sheets Elinor Kendall Mary Balster Joan Balster Theola Gordon and pipe organ pupils Mary Lockwood Elinor Kendall Catherine Cooper A special arrangement of To a Wild Rose by MacDowell with Lockwood on organ Engstrom on piano and Mrs Paul Popejoy violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Engstrom
Methodist Church
Ka Klink
James Pope
Warren Kelly
Jean Lanning
Phyllis Lanning
Jeanette Titus
Pauline Taylor
J. O. Sheets
Elinor Kendall
Mary Balster
Joan Balster
Theola Gordon
Miss Engstrom
Mary Lockwood
Catherine Cooper
Lockwood
Paul Popejoy
MacDowell
Keystone division Methodist Ladies Aids meeting announced
The Keystone division of the Methodist Ladies Aids will be entertained Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John O'Kelly at 432 Fourth street. She will be assisted by Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
The
Methodist Ladies Aids
John O'Kelly
Fourth Street
O'Kelly
Knapp
Frank
Gus Nelson Family Moves to Newly Purchased Home
The Gus Nelson family will relocate this week to 2947 Eighth Avenue where they have been redecorating the residence they recently bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Nelson
Eighth Avenue
Mrs Earl Cone Returns Home After Serious Operation
Mrs Earl Cone was brought home from St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids and is making satisfactory recovery after a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cone Friday
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Harold Wahl Monday Attends Legion State Convention
Harold Wahl Monday travels from Marion Post No 298 to Fort Dodge as a delegate for the American Legion state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wahl Monday
Fort Dodge
American Legion
Marion
Birth Announced for Barbara Jean Weeks in Cedar Rapids
Marion friends hear the birth of a daughter, Barbara Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Weeks on July 31 in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Weeks formerly was Althea Ford of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Barbara Jean
T. H. Weeks
Cedar Rapids
Weeks
Althea Ford
True Blue Ladies Aid Picnic at Thomas Park
The True Blue division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at Thomas Park for a picnic luncheon. Members are asked to bring sandwiches a covered dish and table service. If it rains the event moves to the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Thomas Park
Sport Night Set For Legion Hall Event
Marion Post No 298 American Legion hosts Sport Night Monday at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall as a community gathering and activity night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Marion Post
American Legion
Netoppen Camp Fire Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
The Netoppen Camp Fire group will meet Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the home of the guardian Mrs Frank Clark.
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Netoppen
the Guardian
Frank Clark
Savage and Lindahl hosts host Sunday dinner
Mr and Mrs A W Savage of Coggon were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Lindahl.
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A. W. Savage
Coggon
Frank Lindahl
Rainbow Vision Ladies Aid Meeting Planned
The Rainbow vision of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs M O Winter. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs W S Campbell and Mrs C W Biggs.
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Rainbow Vision
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
M. O. Winter
W. S. Campbell
C. W. Biggs
Will Kearns Moves to Corner of Fifteenth Street and Fifth Avenue
Will Kearns relocates to the corner of Fifteenth Street and Fifth Avenue in a noted residential shift.
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Will Kearns
Fifteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Death of Harvey Grover Near Anamosa
Mrs Jennie Rearick Mrs John Rohrer Mr and Mrs P Shimerda Miss Bessie Castle and Mrs Ida Golden attended a Sunday motor trip to Monti cello where they were called by the death of Mrs Rearicks nephew Harvey Grover who was killed Sunday morning in an auto accident near Anamosa Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 pm at the Methodist church in Monticello.
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Jennie Rearick
John Rohrer
Bessie Castle
Ida Golden
Monticello
Rearick
Harvey Grover
Anamosa
Methodist
Fuller Couple Returns From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Prank J Fuller returned home Saturday night after visiting Chicago.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Prank J. Fuller
Chicago
Local residents visit Bradview and Maquoketa state parks
Mrs J T Christie, Mrs Mary Smith, C Q Miller and Mr and Mrs W G Koppenhaver spent Sunday visiting Bradview Park and the Maquoketa state park, enjoying a day outdoors with friends.
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J. T. Christie
Mary Smith
C. Q. Miller
W. G. Koppenhaver
Bradview Park
Maquoketa State Park
Mrs Rockey Taken To Mercy Hospital After Accident
Mrs H D Rockey was driven to Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon for treatment. Her condition was listed as critical, but Monday morning she showed slight improvement.
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H. D. Rockey
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Reverend W H Smith to Preach at Mount Ayr Church Again
The Rev. W. H. Smith of Mount Ayr preached Sunday morning at the Christian church and will return to the pulpit next Sunday morning.
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W. H. Smith
Mount Ayr
Christian Church
Mrs. Cora Hohenbeck Visits Rock Island and Marion Friends
Mrs. Cora Hohenbeck of California, visiting sister Mrs. Fiddler in Rock Island, also spends time with Marion relatives and friends on her trip.
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Cora Hohenbeck
California
Mrs. Fiddler
Rock Island
Marion
Marsh Family Weekend at Wapsipinicon State Park
Mr and Mrs Fay Marsh and their two sons Douglas Marsh and Annie Bills of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday at Wapsipinicon state park near Anamosa, enjoying a family outing in Iowa.
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Fay Marsh
Douglas Marsh
Annie Bills
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon State Park
Anamosa
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting This Wednesday
The Newell Trimble division of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs H R Livingston Mrs Floyd Emmons will lead the devotional exercises.
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Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. R. Livingston
Floyd Emmons
Miss Eliza Cieland Visits Miss Esther Patschke in Chicago
Miss Eliza Cieland travels to Chicago to visit Miss Esther Patschke, sharing time in the city. The social call highlights relations among prominent residents and planned gatherings during the stay.
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Eliza Cieland
Esther Patschke
Chicago
Marion County Club Card Party Postponed
The card party organized by the women of the Marion County club has been postponed from Tuesday afternoon due to unspecified reasons.
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Marion Country Club
Betty Strait to Return for Further Treatment
Betty Strait, who has been visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs H G Crawford, will return Wednesday morning to the Perkins Children’s Hospital at Iowa City for further treatment.
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Betty Strait
H. G. Crawford
Perkins Childrens Hospital
Iowa City
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Kansas City
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Willie Willis
Pone Aea
Libby McNeil
Bruney
Marshall Fid
Butler Bros . Middlewest Ut
Cherry Burrell
Quaker
Comw Edison
Swift & Co
Inti
Cord Co Gypsum
Grigsby Cena
U Us Radio
H. L. Kitchens
Johnstown
J. E. Reid
James Quirk
LINN
Morris Plan
Ries
O. O. FP
Lucille Bagley
Marie Lazio
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