Marion News Concord Family Picnic and Local Gatherings
The Concord Agriculture and Ladies’ Auxiliary club held a family picnic at ThenNs park with 75 members and guests enjoying supper, entertainment, and recognition. Marion and Cedar Rapids Rebekah lodge members hosted a picnic at Cheaide park for 35 women. Bertha Barnes received a past noble grand pin. Linn Young People’s Picnic is planned for Aug 25 at Thomas Park Center Point. Marion Service Club plans a meeting to standardize employment hours. Cripps Dunlap family reunion set for Ellis Park pavilion. A ten-man Marion Country Club golf team heads to Eastern Town Golf tournament at Monticelo. Dr Phil Crew plans a move to a new office building apartment. Bowdish school picnic scheduled for next Sunday. Mother’s Club meets Thursday with speaker Mrs Jennie Rearick.
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Rebekah Pienles
Bertha Barnes
Jin Barta
Resaenes
Rebekah Lodge
Cheaide Park
Clone Dershneer
Rebekah Ledge
Barnes
Cripps-Dunlap
Rnet
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Marion Country Club
Albert “Zip Arp
Harold “Pine
Ballard HC
Heime” Jensen
Ted Strausberger
Johnny Krause
Don Wolfe
John Pazour
Filmer
Eadrie
Gilbert Gordon
V H_ Balster
Wil Ro
Monticelo
Woodworth Hosts Ladies Club and Marion Club Dinner Dance
Woodworth will host the Ladies Women’s Club of Robins Thursday at 2 30 p m The Marion Country Club dinner dance is set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m Reservations are due by Monday morning Committee members include Mr and Mrs Harry Tisher Phil Pierce Mr and Mrs R C Toms Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs A C Sloss Mr and Mrs Harold Ballard Mr and Mrs J J Wallace and Dr and Mrs H O Young of Marion Mrs Clyde Derfluncer assisted by Mrs Max Vors entertained the Second cluster of the Ladies Aid society of the Brethren church Thursday The text also mentions Miss Bernie Beart and Carnac Bla with unclear remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Harry Tisher
Phil Pierce
R C Toms
Cedar Rapids
A. C Sloss
Harold Ballard
J J Wallace
H O Young
Marion
Clyde Derfluncer
Twelfth Street
Max Vors
Thursea
Baby Swimmers at Legion Pool Highlight Local Festivities
A lengthy, mixed text notes a baby swimming class at Legion Pool, listing names of many children and caregivers, and mentions related community events. It references church services led by Rev Mark Shockes, joint worship at a Presbyterian church, and several local families visiting or hosting gatherings.
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Putco uGer
Therm Sa
Reed Fae
Tereas
Syria
Samanes
Chares
Ruccoe Hurka
Grace Howe
Fae
Barnia Bax
Nancy Blaise Bess
Biase Bor Tax
Virena Bowney Gees
Agnes Hermaeves
Ann Young
Norma Be
Philips Dolgas
Zara Cevesant Herpes
Burns
Sam Fusers
Donald Evans
Lew
Smith Roebet Hens
James Wa
James Meek
Gne Smith
Mary Auce Krembie
Rev Smith
Vorgina Aywe
Free Methodist Methodist
Free Methodist
Mark Shockes
John M Walters
Fragmentary note mentions Mary Ped and naturalized papers
A damaged text fragment references a naturalized person named Mary Ped and notes on appropriation of a fee for an experiment. It also mentions a dispatch to Avnamyte and an expectation of rain that did not materialize. The garbled lines include scattered phrases about injury, death, and names but lack coherent context or verifiable details.
Grove CC Rebekahs Meet Monday Night at I F Ha
Rebekah ledge No 35 SLi hosts a Monday evening meet at 8 pm in I F ha. A program is planned and visiting Rebekahs are welcome. Mr and Mrs John O Kelley and their son Dee and Mrs Dick Zimmer, camping at Lakehurst near Maquoketa, have returned home.
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Grove CC
Rebekah Ledge No
F Ha.j
John O Kelley
Dee
Dick Zimmer
Lakehurst
Maquoketa
Disabled Veteran Slashed By Jealous Nurse in Memphis
Disabled veteran Don C. Crawford a 44 year old paralyzed and blind former soldier was slashed in the throat by his nurse Mrs Mulda Ee Fielder in a late Friday attack. A second nurse Mrs Cox who also cared for him was present with jealousy blamed as motive. Police noted a jealousy motive as Crawford’s attackers narrative and the three women’s strained relationship emerged during the incident in Memphis.
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Memphis
Don C. Crawford
L'Fe
Mulda Ee Fielder
Crawford
Fielder
Cox
Reid
Felder
Nes Fielder
Fragmented OCR reads as incomplete event list
The readable text appears as an incomplete OCR fragment with multiple garbled names and terms. It lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item or summary.
Mrs Roosevelt Visits White Top Mountain Fiddle Festival
In White Top Mountain Virginia muses and Mountaineers from Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina gathered for the annual folk music festival. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt guest of honor heard four state contenders perform old time ballads on fiddles and home made instruments as elders recount memories of Eleanor Roosevelts youth and starv ing miners. The event blends mountain tradition with broader cultural ties as new verses surface and writers join locals in celebrating a shared musical heritage.
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White Top Mountain
United States
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hittie Lilian Lioyd
Eleanor
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Dentists Warned To Be On Alert In Detecting Cancer
In Chicago at the centennial dental congress Dr Frank L Rector urged dentists to watch for early cancer symptoms. He said cancer can be curable when found early and that patients visit dentists more often than physicians, placing dental surgeons in a position to aid early detection.
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Chicago
Stevens Hotel
Frank L. Rector
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Rector
Indiana Allows Draught Beer in State by Tuesday
Indiana Governor Paul V McNutt announced that keg beer will be legally sold by the drink starting August 15 at 9am after a construction of the beer law. The move follows Indiana permitting 3.2 beer by bottle since April 7 while neighboring states have tap beer.
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Indianapolis
INS
Indiana
Paul V McNutt
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Real Estate Transfers Historical Records Snapshot
Mary D Hedges and husband Armand W Harold and Muriel Harold convey Lot 48 Block 63 C R with covenants taxes liens and improvements. Mary Haddox Galloway sells Lot 28 Block 25 College Park to Freda Kibbie for valuable consideration. George M Safford to J Elliott Deward Virginia S Davis hold in common with a life share. Various transfers dated 7 17 33 and 7 31 33 involving properties in Cedar Rapids and neighboring areas with easements and rights preserved.
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Mary D Hedges
Hos
Armand W
Muriel Harold
Mary Haddox Galloway
Freda Kibbie
Safford
J Eliott
Dewo
Virginia
Davis
Rte
Tihanta
Fey Gerpge
Reese
Carmen
Town Electric Light and Power Co
Magdalena Sebetka
Josephine Ralous Wodie
Hollywood Governors Field Day Reflections at Gala Event
The account recalls a Hollywood gathering with governors including Cross of Connecticut and Green of Rhode Island. Bill, a poised speaker, shares early Democratic history and the sociable dynamics of the evening. Conrad Nagel hosted with humor and tact while Helen Hayes’ absence stirred chatter among attendees.
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Bill
Governor Cross
Connecticut
Jean Harlow
Jean
Hartford
Governor Green
Rhode Island
Conrad Nagel
Helen Hayes
Cartright
Copeland Sees End Of Rackets In Industries
New York AP Senator Royal S Copeland says industrial racketeering will be forced out of the nation as federal legislation and possibly a constitutional amendment are needed. President Roosevelt's interest strengthens the drive with hearings starting Monday in New York, Chicago, and Detroit. Copeland envisions a Scotland Yard style federal police force to combat racketeering.
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New York
Royal S. Copeland
Copeland
Senate
Roosevelt
Iowa
Louis Murphy
Chicago
Detroit
Scotland Yard
Youth Killed by Father of Girl in Chicago Shooting
In Chicago a fatal pistol duel in the Ruppert home left 47 year old Otto Ruppert dead after he shot Irwin Johnson, 22, who had shot Ruppert in the leg. Beatrice Ruppert, the daughter, said Johnson interfered as Ruppert tried to choke her, police reported.
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Chicago
Irwin Johnson
Otto Ruppert
Ruppert
Johnson
Beatrice
Bank Robbery Strikes Graceville Bank for 5500
Six bandits raided the First National Bank of Graceville forcing twelve customers and employees to lie on the floor. About five thousand five hundred dollars was taken. One victim was kicked in the mouth when he turned to see the robbery.
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Graceville. Minn
First National Bank
Stratosphere Car Bursts Killing One
A stratospheric gondola exploded at the University of Brussels during pressure tests, killing one man and injuring two others. Sr Maz Cosyns, who trained for the venture, was among the personnel. Cosyns planned another trip in the stratosphere with Prof Auguste Piccard.
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Brussels
Maz Cosyn
University of Brussels
Cosyns
Auguste Piccard
Votes For Women Asked In Colombia
A discussion in the chamber of Grtaules Saturday raised the proposal of women’s suffrage. Proponents noted that men have the ballot while some argued that educated women should be allowed voting rights.
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Colombia
UPI
Chamber of Grtaules
Phepponsore
Erste
Saturday Hog Prices Fall at Chicago Markets Amid Slow Trading
Hog prices eased at Chicago centers as weights above 235 pounds pressured values. The top reached 4.50 while most trades hovered around 4.40 to 4.50, with an average near 4.00. Week trends show heavies and packing sows slipping 15 to 30 cents amid a dull weekend with light receipts and minimal trading.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Varied Lamb and Cattle Trends
Receipts totaled about 13 000 hogs with direct market around 10 cents slower than Friday, prices down for pigs and packing sows, heavy weights and sows easing 15 to 30 cents. Cattle receipts 800 with light weight fed steers and yearlings up around 25 cents, cows steady to 40 cents lower on grassy cattle, top heavy yearling steers around 725, light yearling steers about 6.85, heifers around 6.35. Sheep receipts 5 000, week ending Friday showing lambs up to 50 to 90 cents, lamb supply tightening, finishing lambs near 6.25, feeding lambs around 6.25.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago Livestock
iUS_ Dept. Aagricultures
Imost Fed
Hog Receipts, Prices Across Iowa and Minnesota Markets
Combined hog receipts for 24 hours ending 8 pm Saturday totaled 31,000, up from 25,700 last week and 10,500 a year ago. Light to heavy weights show varied pricing with generally steady to lower bids. packing sows down. AP reported prices across Waterloo, Maabon City, Ottumwa, and Des Moines markets, with 186-260 lb hogs at 3.60, 260-290 lb at 3.50, and other weight classes showing declines or steady levels in the week end trading.
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Iowa
Des Moines
API
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mabon City
Ottumwa
Market snapshot from Chicago produce and poultry reports
Produce receipts show 68 on track with 114 total US shipments 366 white stock and Idaho Triumphs, Nebraska and New Jersey pricing, Missouri and Minnesota entries, with Ohio varieties partly graded. Poultry receipts list 7 trucks with hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese trading in scattered prices including various Rock and Leghorn items.
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Chicago
Leshorn
Rock Springs
Leehorn
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Provisions
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain prices for Wheat Rye Barley Corn Hay Hay Straw and livestock and wholesale fruits vegetables and hides. Itemized values include Wheat 80c Rye 459 50c Barley 30435¢ Corn 35 36 2c3 mill 39c Hay baled nay 86.00 Wild hay 85.00 Baled straw 35.00 Heavy hens 4 lbs up 80c Heavy hens under 4 lbs Tc Leghorn hens s i nc Old roosters Sc Light hens 7c Heavy springs over 3 lbs 110 Heavy springs under 3 lbs 9010c Leghorn springs 869c Eggs No 1 13 214c No 2 89 Wholesale Fruits Vegetables Frances California Valencias 3.50 ode California grapefruit 2.75 3.50 Lemons 6.00 Sweet potatoes 225 New potatoes 2 5042 4.00 Bananas 66 Head lettuce crate 4.25 Celery 10c doz Cabbage New 400 cwt Tomatoes 1.50 lus Bartlett pears 300 Peaches 2.25 basket Hides No 2 cured hides 6c No 1 calf 10c No 2 calf 82c No 1 horse 3.00 No 2 horse 2.00
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Ile
Lerhorn
Frances
California
Grain Prices Hit Low Mark As Market Stalls In Chicago
Chicago AP report notes grain prices fell to July 31 levels as measures set an absolute minimum by board of trade directors aimed to curb chaos with September wheat deliveries. Corn oats and provisions followed, primary arrivals this week 1.85 million bushels, shipments 3.33 million, buyers scarce, expect visible supplies to drop Monday.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
Local Hog Prices Continue Weaker Across Market
Hog prices drift lower with prime grades down 5 cents and packing grades 10 cents. Prime top falls to 3.85 with good to choice lambs and assorted sheep values reported. spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds around 8.00 to 9.77. Market notes indicate continued weakness in local livestock prices.
Swift & Co Boost Payroll Under Meat Code
Six million dollars was added to the wage scale of Swift and Company under the meat industry code. More than a million affects Chicago employees with the rest distributed at other plants. The new scale begins with common labor rising from 36 1/2 to 43 cents an hour with proportional increases for other jobs. Alaska, bought from Russia for 7 200 000, has produced minerals valued at 600 000 000 since 1838.
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Swift and Company
Fackers
Chicago
Alaska
United States
Russia
Death of Moonshine Boy Triggers Rum War on Shore
Pocomore City Maryland authorities launched a crackdown after a seven year old boy, David Tyndall, died from poisoned moonshine found in an automobile five gallon container. An autopsy showed enough poison to kill ten men, suggesting one bootlegger gang poisoned liquor for another rather than the child.
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Pocomore City
Ins
David Tyndall
Grid Player Freed Of Blame For Death Of Orchestra Leader
San Francisco coroner's jury ruled football star Richard Chilcott not responsible for the death of orchestra leader Bunny Burson. Burson was beaten to death at a party hosted by his fiancée Frances Biddison at her Burlingame home. the incident was described as a nice quiet party and Chilcott was found to have acted in self defense.
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San Francisco
INL
Richard Chilcott
Bunny” Bureson
Burson
Frances Biddison
New York
Burlingame
Chil
Lost and found items and personals in Gazette want ads
A collage of lost pets objects and rewards. listings include a small white kitten with two black head spots missing near 211 Park Court. a brown billfold. various dogs including a black and white toy terrier and a Boston bull with brindle marking. a black coin purse with pins. Baymore, 8, at Willard Haak Farm Road 94 Marion. reward notices from The Gazette. Also personals ads for choir singers and ads for hayfever relief and travel specials plus product offers and services.
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Park Court
E.E. Kline
Norway
Carl Everett Chandler
Baymore
Willard Haak
Marion
the Gazette
Aimee Semple McPherson Choir
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
1St Ave. West
Holford
Minneapolis
Minn
Paramount
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richards
Cosmopolitan Good Housek'p
Colliers
Enabere
C.R.S
Iowa Loan CO
Mullin
Weed
Kenwood
Fountain Pen Hospital
Ceedar Rapids Knitting Co
Lodge Ink
Colerine
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Marion News
Concord
Concord Agriculture and Liemary Club
Ns Park
James Fitegeca
Dsas
Retresmumeri
Ene Vaimners
Velon White
Stewart Hasek
Mawine Fernow
Bernita
Tun Pernon
Linn
Linn Counts
Lann County Counci of Religious Education
Thomas Park
Center Point
Marion Service Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Phil Crew
Crew
Norman Waffle
Mother's Club
Edwin Beadle
Jennie Rearick
Wayne, Wich
Theola
Walnut
Ill
Woodworth
Robins
Bernie Beart
Carnac Ba Hs
Legion Pool
Oldsters
SS Ailie
James Fry
Svat
Jack McDonald Bey
Ben Ford
Sam Futserson
A Smith
Martha Bre Reo
Carica Ower
Lilian Ace
Hivciune
Ebmma Wallace
Dore
Jack Shir
Gary Brown
Paul Jans
Gorceon Moere
Mat Gere
Weber Taser
Beerknes
Reesady
Buttems Gore Crees Dare R
Union Services
Phil Bunting
Ben Moats
Delhi
Neal Bunting
Charles Luse
Carmichael, Pa
Kearns
Springville
Charles Rowe
George Bust
Anna Fullerton
Edward
John
Flat Abaski
Dave Viitin
George Flerton
George Dirland
Santana the
Lezwa Peel
Jane Ann Grayston
Katheenm Kaser Lane Suth
Mascaret Ann Wallace
Jimmy Wallace
Dunad
Geraldine Smith
Mildred Livingston
Bobbs Lands
Bardaca Haghes
Ll. B Stowerh
Pierce
Leor
Mary
Paris
Jarrbanks
Varn British
Peeuy Peres
Mrs. Roosevelt
Tears Hill-Billy
Hollywood
M Zam ¢ AS
Furniswea Py Lamson Brothers and Co. FE
Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
Harley
Emiaco
ASH Grain
Sinclair Sun
Swift & Co
Gazette
Thornwood
Sheftic
Rainbow Inn
Chain Lakes
Auto Transportation
Los Angeles
Delux Beauty Shop
Higley
Littan Luchy
N. R
Marcels
Foe
Marie Stewart
Madame Mae
Roosevelt Shop
Rex
Johnson's Barber and Beauty Shop
10Th St
Thelma Cherry
Iain Town Theater
38Th Ave
E Ave
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