Used Furniture Bargains Flash Sale
Local shop promotes bargain prices on used furniture with items tagged at 69.50 430 42.50, inviting shoppers to browse selections and save on secondhand pieces during a limited sale period.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1936
Page
34
Local shop promotes bargain prices on used furniture with items tagged at 69.50 430 42.50, inviting shoppers to browse selections and save on secondhand pieces during a limited sale period.
Multiple listings offer sleeping rooms with or without board in east and southwest areas. Features include large light rooms, private entries, cooking facilities, heat and water, and some furnished apts near 4th Ave SE, Sth Ave SW, and Coe College area. Dial numbers indicate contact points for each unit and garden or garage access may be included.
Numerous rental ads list 4 to 7 room houses and bungalows for monthly rents from $17.50 to $60. Features include garages, hot water heat, modern finishes, and setting in west and east sides. Landlords include The Hedges Co TAIT WAGNER CO FRED E. COLLARD & CO and FURLISHEP listings with contact numbers.
A sprawling real estate listing features 300 acres in southern Benton County on Highway 30 with Tama Silt Loam and improved facilities. Numerous Linn County farms near towns, with prices around 100 per acre and 130 per acre, plus a Cedar Rapids area stock farm with ample buildings and a five to ten mile radius. Also offered are 36 acres near Louisa, various bungalows in Cedar Rapids, and Ridgewood lots with flexible terms. Contact Bolton's Realtors and associated brokers for details and terms.
Delhi hosts its twenty sixth annual Dairy Day on Wednesday with N G Kraschel lieutenant governor as principal speaker. Hopkinton meets Delhi in a 3 pm baseball game followed by music from the Dyersville band a platform program a kittenball game at 1030 am and an evening dance free buttermilk and prizes. If rain occurs the event will move to the next day.
Oelwein hosts golf day at country club led by Mrs. O Henry and Mrs. Fred Ritchie. Luncheon and bridge club meetings with hostesses Mrs. Ritchie Magley McFadden and Meyer. Birthdays and social gatherings continue among American Legion auxiliary Hi Lo and Willing Workers groups. Weddings include Susan Deal and Vern Ash at Nashua. Kimmerling Markle wedding to be in Chicago. Community organizations meet at Sacred Heart Sacred Heart parish hall and Montrose Beach hotel plans. Rotary and Entre Nous clubs hold events with music and dancing program by local students.
Last week at Oneota Golf and Country Club Decorah colorful events included a round of crazy golf hosted by Mrs Nora Morss. A captain s match dinner served by Mesdames Coffeen Carlson Darling and Wearth followed.
Newhall Mrs. Henry W. Miller entertained a company of boys Tuesday for her son Billy's thirteenth birthday. Attendees included David Tuttle Wayne Stein Richard Tvedt Russell Stoecker Gene Schallau Logan Thompson and Billy and Wayne Miller. The Concordia Lutheran ALD met Thursday at the church with Mrs. Mary Stein as hostess. Henry Anderson a Griswold teacher and Charles Bradley son of Dr and Mrs C L Bradley left Thursday on a motor trip to California.
Grand Mound Circle 1 of S S Phillip and James Rosary circle gathered at the home of Mrs. Joe Farrell for a five hundred session with prizes won by Mrs. Wilfred Ranson Mrs. Matt Hahn and Mary Farrell. Mr and Mrs Will Gray Sr entertained relatives Wednesday to honor Herman Grau's seventy ninth birthday. Mrs Johanna Detlef of Davenport with daughters Mrs Elsie Rehman of Pennsylvania and Mrs Hilda Cornell and son Roger of Washington visited Wednesday.
Members of the Volga Study Club met at Mrs Roberto Smiths home on Monday to honor Mrs Hazel Whitford who moves this week to West Union. Whitford received a farewell gift from the club.
Chicago reports a feverish rally as corn soars to the daily limit amid forecast droughts and fears of record loss. Wheat and oats also climb. traders react to private crop estimates and European instability, with prices closing higher across grains and provisions.
Miss Margue rite Smith formerly of Winthrop will marry Howard Sullivan of Ryan Saturday at 8 o'clock in Lamont Catholic church. The bride is daughter of John Smith. The ceremony will be followed by the marriage of Velma Thom and Donald Stoneman at Independence Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. F. E. Hamblin officiating. Attendants are Miss Nina Butterfield and Ernest Freeman. The bride graduates this year from the local high school and the couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Independence.
Webster Roberta Lee Starry hosted a Tuesday gathering with several attendees. The Methodist Ladies aid plans to meet in the church basement Wednesday afternoon to elect officers.
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