Large Receipts Press Hog Markets With Mixed Prices
Chicago markets showed steady to lower tones as large hog receipts influenced pricing. Top weights 180-220 pounds sold to $5.10, while heavier 270-320 pound hogs went $4.25 to $4.65 with pigs $4.00 to $4.50 and sows to $4.25. Receipts totaled 48,000 with major volumes in Chicago and East St. Louis, and stockers steady as cattle prices softened amid light activity in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Receipts Steady to Weaker Across Hogs Cattle
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 2000 with varied weights and prices from about 4.00 to 5.20 per cwt. Cattle and calves receipts near 1300 with buyers mostly steady to weak, heavy steer demand firmer for top weights, cows and bulls trading lower. Lambs and sheep listed with price ranges and light bidding.
Livestock Market Report From St Paul Auction
U S Dept of Agriculture data and local bids show steady to mixed prices for cattle and hogs at St Paul with receipts around 2 800 cattle and 6 000 sheep. Prices range from 3 75 to 7 50 per cwt on steers heifers and bulls with light weights and packers grading mixed while lambs hold around 5 50 to 5 75 for natives and higher on best western lots.
Omaha cattle receipts and prices drift lower in uneven market
Receipts totaled 12 head with hogs steady to 10 cents lower at 4.50 for early bulk 160-250 lb hogs. Cattle and calves show mixed results with steers and medium weights steady, some classes slow, fed heifers steady, bulls and vealers weak to steady. Lambs and lamb products range from 4.75 to 5.25 in a varied market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Dept
Sean .Uhevyen
East St Louis Livestock Market Opens Weak to Steady
East St Louis receipts reach 5000 cattle and 2500 calves with a slow opening for steers. Hogs sell weaker to lower across weights 150-240 pounds at 4.60 to 4.75, 275 pounds and up around 4.50 to 4.56. Sows move 3.25 to 3.60, lambs opened steady with bright demand from packers. Sheep viewed as steady by packers amid cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ec Orters
Venlars Oy
Iowa Hog Receipts Rise Across Des Moines Area
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ending 8 am Monday totaled 33 500 head, up from 28 300 last week. Prices varied by weight from light to heavy, with trading moderate and marketing steady to weaker in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Asti.culture
Minnesota
Iss
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City livestock market receipts total 7 000 hogs and 23 000 cattle calves 3 000 and 1300 1500 lb ranges. Hogs mostly weak to 10 cents lower than Friday with light demand but heavy butchers steady to 5 cents higher. Steers and heifers mixed steep price ranges with top bids around 7 25 to 9 25 for heavy cattle and cows and stockers steady to up 25 cents. Lambs active with gains up to 15 cents and yearlings modestly higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Arizo
Kansas
Iowa Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets See Regional Variations
Market notes show varying hog prices by region with several weight bands listed. Des Moines remains steady with slight declines. Ottumwa and Waterloo report prime and good packer hogs at different bids, while Des Moines discussions reflect a general softening trend across weights.
Hogs price trends and cattle market notes from St. Joseph
Hogs show three very slow days with quality below average and prices 10c lower than Friday. calves, yearlings and steers weak to steady with sparse trade. Heavier hogs and sows mostly steady to down. bulk hogs 3.25 to 3.75, tops near 4.25, lighter calves and vealers steady to higher, top veal around 50, stockers and feeders varied with some gains up to 7.85. Cattle and stock numbers remain limited with two loads of 280 lb hogs at 3.80 and few buyers active across classes.
Bay Market Receipts Track Mixed Feed Prices
Market notes show varied hay and straw prices including clover at 74.12, alfalfa 94.215, oat and wheat straw 6.7, extra leafy hay 9.42, and marsh hay 5.8 per unit. Receipts are incomplete but list numerous hay types and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Market
Marsh
Chicago Price Rules Move to Higher Egg Butter Standards
Chicago report notes upcoming egg standard changes effective October 19 and butter standard adjustments scheduled for November 20, with AP coverage of market regulation.
Foreign Exchange Demands in Cents Reported in New York
Foreign exchange rates show Britain 3.92, Italy 5.12, Belgium 18.62, Switzerland 8.96, 13.27, and other listed currencies with percentages. Shanghai 30.56 and Montreal 40 noted for nominal values amid mixed international quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Forei Exchane
Britain
Phan’ Prance
Ital
Belmark
Tzeriar
Kia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Wheat And Corn Prices Gain On Chicago Board
Wheat and corn futures rose on the Chicago board of trade as Liverpool and New York markets firmed. Wheat advanced fractions to about one percent, corn up modestly, oats mixed, and provisions gained. Liverpool opening gains expanded though Chicago kept declines in check amid light selling and no export news. Receipts totaled 111 cars with cash unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Securities
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Britain
Chicago cash grain prices amid mixed wheat and oilseed notes
The report lists Chicago cash grain bids with wheat grades ranging from No. 1 and No. 2 hard red varies 52 to 54 cents, No. 3 to 53 cents, and soggy weevily lots. Northern spring wheats show diverse values, mixed corn and oats priced around 28 to 32 cents. Also noted are barley, timothy and clover seed bids, plus pork products like lard and ribs priced near current market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ioara
Northern Springs
Northern Spring
Wheat and oats price receipts at Lis Cash Grain market
AP report notes grain prices with bids for No 1 northern wheat at 41 86 per 100 pounds, 15 percent protein tiers at 57 60 cents, various percentages and dates for durum and amber types, and oats at No 3 white 16 5 cents per bushel, reflecting market levels from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Butter and Poultry Prices
AP notes varied butter receipts and prices with creamery, No 1, and standard grades all quoted. Poultry shows fresh and frozen options for chickens, fowls, ducks, and turkeys, with eggs and sugar also touched, while overall price movement remains limited and mixed.
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Poultry Prices
AP report notes live poultry receipts 1 car and 15 trucks in Chicago with hens at 14 cents and roosters 9 cents. Turkeys 10 to 12 cents, spring ducks 10 to 12 3/4 cents, geese 10 cents. butter prices unsettled with specials at 19 1/2 to 22 cents, extras 18 to 19 cents. Centralized carrots and other items listed with on track shipments and regional references to Ohio and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stoner
Idaho
Wisco
Telepnone
Alba
Ios
National Bank
Adams Express
Ine Centralese
Ee Sipa
Rayon
Alleghe Corone
Allied Chem Oe Harv
Allis Chalmers
I Nickel
Amn Brown Boy
Intl
Tel & Tel
Amn Can Johns Manville
Amn
Lehigh Valley
Patsa Amn Woolen
Uisy Gware Amn Zine McKeesport Tin
Ark Nat Gas
cKesson
Maytag
Atlantic Aigiami Copper
Auburn
Pet Aviation Corp
Baldwin Tess
Ite & Ohio
Ward
Barnsdall
Motor
Bendix Avn
Beatrice Cry
Murra Corpa
Best & Co
Biscuit
Nash Otors
Beth Steel Eree
Cash We
Borden Cove
Dair
Borg Warner
Dist Og
Briggs Mf
Natl Pow & Brock
Bucyrus Eric
Burroughs
Norf
Cal Byers
Canada
North Amn
Otissere
Case Thruis
Caterpillar
Ickard Mtrs
Cerro de Pasco
N- Ches
Para Pulix
Chgeo Gt Se
Td & P
Phillipa Petlis
Ee i
Cmstp & P
Ter Gambel
Chio RI & P
Chrysler Mtr
Coca Cola
Radio Corpn
Col Palmolive
Col Gas & Elec
Reyn Tob
Richfield Oil
Iars Roebuck
St. Joe
Crosley
Cudah Curtis Wright
Davison Chem Socony
Wince
Stew Warner K
Webster
Warner
Ronan
Ark
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A miscellaneous Cedar Rapids market list shows grain and produce prices including oats sixteen cents per bushel, No 2 yellow corn twenty four to twenty five cents, shelled hay ten dollars per bale, heavy hens ten cents, veal No 1, California Valencia oranges at 14 to 15 cents each, California grapefruit five dollars and six cents, lint lettuce Crate four dollars and six cents, California lettuce crate four dollars and six cents, and various crate prices for potatoes, tomatoes, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranses California
Ihs
Vecetables
Valencias
Local Hog Prices Hold Steady on Tuesday
Hogs remain steady on the local market with no grade changes. The top price stays at 4.10 per hundredweight as bids hold firm.
Calf and sheep markets details from regional livestock report
Calf market notes show 100 130 lb cattle valued around 3.56 to 4.25 per hundredweight with price ranges. Sheep market lists choice lambs in the 75 to 85 pound class priced near 34.25 with high 8.25 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneetien
Wall Street stocks rally as market resumes advance
Wall Street opened higher and finished with a strong tone after a quiet session. Case jumped over 5 points, large boosts from American Telephone Allied Chemical New York Central and Union Pacific, while many issues rose 2 or more including American Tobacco Southern Pacific and Chesapeake. Turnover ran about 1.8 million shares as traders awaited clearer technical signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Case
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
American Can
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
DuPont
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Public Service of N. J
United Aircraft
Eastman
American Tobacco “B
Man Stops Suicide Attempt On Chicago Elevated Platform
Edwin Kendall handed a note to a newsboy and ran up an elevated platform. The note indicated he could not stand it any longer. The newsboy chased him, Kendall lit and was held until police arrived. Kendall admitted intent to throw himself on the third rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin Kendall
Kendall
Weather Man Not Through With Rain in Cedar Rapids
Unsettled conditions opened a new week with a steady rainfall and high humidity through Sunday and Monday. Sunday highs reached 82 at 2 p.m. after a 78 noon reading. temperatures fell to 67 by 7 a.m. Monday, with 72 at 9 a.m. and a 1:30 p.m. peak near 80 for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Questions on Sherwood probe raise mayoral influence doubts
The Hofstadter committee questions Walker about meetings with Ungerleider and alleged stock buyback schemes involving Samuel Ungerleider and company. Roosevelt pressed on Harris connections, Walker denying knowledge of Harris’ involvement and claiming he only returned from Europe at month's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair
Harris
Sherwood
Roosevelt
Walked
Herrick challenges Hofstadter testimony on stock links to Walker
Walter Herrick New York City park commissioner and ally of Mayor Walker disputed part of his Hofstadter hearing testimony. He said the 39000 dollars used to buy 300 shares of Interstate Trust stock likely came from Mr. Stanton rather than the mayor, despite Roosevelt reading Herrick's testimony implying the mayor supplied funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Walter R. Herrick
New York City
Walker
Hofstadter Committee
Roosevelt
City Hall
Herrick
Interstate Trust Company
J. Allan Smith
Samuel Seabury
Equitable Coach Company
Roosevelt Reads
Seabury
Stanton
Hofstadter
Weather delays Mollison transatlantic flight takeoff
Dublin reports unfavorable weather forecasts delay Captain James A Mollison's planned round trip trans Atlantic airplane flight. Weather conditions postpone the start as officials monitor forecasts for new timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollison
Dublin
Ins
James A. Mollison
Market Shortfall Pressures Treasury Notes As Utilities Waver
Trading in the bond market slowed amid a mixed tone with the United States Treasury list under pressure. Railroads and utilities showed some price strength while major issues like International Telephone and Telegraph remained comparatively steady or easy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Treasury
Pennsylvania
Liberty Bonds York Auction Report
United States Liberty bonds list shows various issues with values and maturity notes. Treasury prices for Liberty 4s and 3s appear, with June denominations and market readings for first and fourth issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YORK
United States
Liberty
Berty
Treasury
Ordinance Bans Heavy Trucks From Light Vernon Streets
The Vernon Heights area city council passed a final reading banning trucks over five tons on designated light residential streets near the Lincoln highway. The public safety department is authorized to install the required signs to enforce the rule and prevent cross country traffic on the route through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights
Public Department of Public Safety
Lincoln Highway
Deaths Elizabeth J. Hite 51 Cedar Rapids native dies at local hospital
Elizabeth J. Hite wife of Emmet Hite of 309 Fifth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died after a short illness at a local hospital at 1 30 am Sunday. Born October 3 1880 at Jangsville she came to Cedar Rapids six years ago from Marengo. Survived by husband nine children and seven grandchildren with siblings and a sister. Funeral at Beatty chapel Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W Greer McCrory burial in Marengo family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Hite
Emmet Hite
Fifth Avenue
Jangsville
Nage Rapids
Marengo
Alfred
Lloyd
Max
Don
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Fisher
Belle Plaine
Myrtle Shepardson
Norine Drakos
Cedarpids
Orval
Frank
Edward McGuire
Alva
Central City
Ivan
Des Moines
Cecil
Peuce
Clarence
Ladora
Clara Robertson
Gelwein
Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Matt Greene to be held
Mrs Matt Greene died at her home 322 Center Point NE Saturday evening. Funeral services will be at 8 am Tuesday in Immaculate Conception church with Rev Father Barrett officiating and burial at Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at Monahan residence. Mrs Greene lived in Cedar Rapids eight years and previously in Cascade. Survived by five children including Mrs Marie Murphy E A P and J J Greene of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Lucille Joukan of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Greene
Center Point Room
Immaculate Concepion
Father Barrett
Mountalvary Cemetery
Monahan
Greene
Cedar Rapids
Cascade
Marie Murphy
E. A. FP
J. J. Greene
Cedar Ra
Obituary of Urban Benjamine
Urban Benjamine, 31, son of Mrs Nellie Benjeanine, died at a local hospital at 4 03 p m Sunday after a long illness. He worked as a painter at Rock Island shops for years. Survived by one brother Verne of Cedar Rapids. Born January 5 1901 in Albert Lea Minnesota he moved to Cedar Rapids over twenty years ago. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Beauty chapel burial Linwood cemetery friends may call at chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Bergjamine
Nellie Benjeanine
Fourth Street
Rock Island
Verne
Cedar Rapids
Benjamine
Albert Lea
Minn
Beauty Chapel
Linwood Cemer
Anderson Family Reunion Observed in Marion Gathering
The Anderson family reunion met at Thomas Park with two original members Mrs. Sadie Anderson O K Kelley age 80 and Mrs. Helen Anderson Gearhart age 76 in attendance. A business meeting led by Lloyd O Kelley and a 75 person picnic followed. The program featured multiple vocal solos and harmonica numbers by family members, with a birthday cake presentation for the honor guests and a concluding poem. The Marion Country club hosts next Sunday a golf event with teams from Maquoketa and Mount Vernon, about thirty five players expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ander
Thomas Park
Sadie Anderson O’kelley
Marion
Helen Anderson (Gearhart
Oelwein
Anna Logan
Millie
Lloyd O’kelley
Grant McCreary
Ruth O’kelley
Iowa Falls
Betty O’kelley
Helen Gearhart
Beryl McCreary
Independence
Mother O’ Mine
John O’kelley
Maxine O’kelley
Eva Young
Harriette Clark
O’kelley
Doris O’kelley
Helen Wolfe
Grant Banard
Waterloo
Marion Country Club
Maquoketa
Mount Vernon
Presbyterian Missionary and Aid Society Meeting Announcement
The Missionary and Aid societies of the Presbyterian church plan a Thursday 2:30 gathering at Mrs. W. W. Vaughn’s home. Devotional topics include Watch and Pray That We Enter Not Into Temptation led by Mrs. H. S. Toure and Progress of the Missionaries in China presented by Mrs. Ivan Ford. Mrs. Clyde Derflinger will discuss His Service In All Its Implications. Supper by the Second division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary and Aid Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Vaughn
H. S. Toure
Ivan Ford
China
Clyde Derflinger
Funeral services for Marion’s oldest resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Octavia Davis, Marion’s oldest resident, were held Sunday afternoon at the Yocom chapel. The Rev. E. Pisher, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiated and pallbearers included Karl Kendall W. K. Lothian R. D. Smith and Dr. L. C. Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia Davis
Marion
Yocom Chapel
E. Pisher
Presbyrian Church
Karl Kendall
W. K. Lothian
R. D. Smith
L. C. Dow
Atkins Family Resettle on Huron Farm in South Dakota
The Roy Atkins family has moved to Huron South Dakota where they will establish a new home on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Atkins
Huron
S. D
Picnic for O. E. S. grand officers attended by three couples
Mr and Mrs Mahion Mills of Central City and Mr and Mrs L R Blinks of this city and Mrs Edna Duncan of Cedar Rapids traveled Sunday to Charles City for a picnic honoring the grand officers of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahion Mills
Central City
L. R. Blinks
This City
Edna Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Charles City
Roosevelt Campaign Plans Emphasis on Informative Trips
Speaker Garner may carry the brunt of platform work while Roosevelt aims to "look listen and learn" and gather data from the public. Roosevelt hopes to address difficulties across regions, with Garner focusing on eastern states where Roosevelt sentiment is weak. The governor cannot set an itinerary westward until the James J Walker case is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John Nance Garner
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Er Garner
James J. Walker Case
Infant Ronald James Rayman Dies in Cedar Rapids
Ronald James infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rayman of 916 H avenue NW died at a local hospital at 1 15 am Monday. Survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Rayr and Mr and Mrs John Tucker of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at 4 pm Monday in Lesinger Polansky chapel conducted by Rev Father V Hrubek. Burial in St Johns cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald James
Charles Rayman
H Avenue NW
Joseph Rayr
John Tucker
Cedar Rapids
Lesinger- Polansky
Father V. Hrubek
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral services set for Charles D Willey death Saturday
Funeral services for Charles D Willey who died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 10 30 am at mnett with the Rev Ermil B Frye in charge. Burial will be inland cemetery. Friends may call at Yocom chapel in Marion Monday from 7 to 8 pm and he is survived by a brother H G Willey of Tipton in addition to listed relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D.willey
Mnett
Ermil B. Frye Eh
Inland Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Willey
H. G. Willey
Tipton
Garner Concludes Post–Convention Pow Wow With Roosevelt
Speaker John Nance Garner finished a first post convention meeting with his boss and prepared to return to New York to finalize campaign plans. The talks with Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt began on a hillside outside Peekskill, promising to place Garner at the helm in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John Nance Garner
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Powers funeral set for Immaculate Conception Church
The funeral of Lawrence S. Powers will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Rev. Father Ament. Burial will follow in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence S. Powers
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Ament
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Marion man charged with operating vehicle while intoxicated
A true information filed Monday in district court by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson charges O. L. Brown, 60, of Marion, with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Police say his car rammed a traffic signal post on First Avenue at Thirteenth Street E Saturday night. he was slightly injured and released on his own bond. Judge H. C. Ring approved the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hendrickson
O. L. Brown
Marion
Brown
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street E
H. C. Ring
Bank Receiver Seeks Judgment In Mechanicville Note Case
L. A. Andrew as receiver of Helmer and Gortner State Bank seeks $66.56 in ees court against Nora in a promissory note action. Harry Hedges seeks $107.50 in district court against M. E. Reynolds for rent alleged due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Andrew
Helmer and Gortner State Bank
Mechanicsville
Ees
Nora
Harry Hedges
M. E. Reynolds
Sheriff's Office Aide Dorothy Cahill Returns From Vacation
Miss Dorothy Cahill of the sheriff's office staff has returned from a vacation at Clearlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cahill
Sheriff's Office
Clearlake
City Board Of Plumbing Examiners Appointed
The city board of plumbing examiners was named Monday in a resolution by Mayor W. H. eee and City Council. Dan Kruide-Beni public safety commissioner, A. Rubias master plumber, Harry Webster another, Leonard G. Berry plumbing inspector and secretary were chosen to serve for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Plumbing Examiners
W. H. Eee
Dan Kruide
Telles Sees Silver Lining In Low Mood For New Values
Harry N. Tolles of Chicago, president of the Sheldon School of Salesmanship, told Rotary club members at Hotel Roosevelt that depression has shaped a new value system. He argued the era after 1929 showed people must produce value rather than seek handouts, and predicted nationwide business cooperation to prevent local failures through mutual interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Telles
Chicago
Sheldon School of Salesmanship
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Tolles
Miss Dorothy Laxson Visits Marion As Doctoral Instrustor
Miss Dorothy Laxson an instructor at the University of Illinois arrived in Marion Monday for a visit with her aunt Mrs Howard Titus Bert Grave has moved to Marion from Cedar Rapids and is living at 881 Fifth avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Laxson
University of Illinois
Marion
Howard Titus
Bert Grave
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
W Trunkey Family Moves From Henry White House
The W Trunkey family has moved from the Henry White home to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Trunkey
Henry White
Cedar Rapids
Younts and relatives visiting and hosting in Midwest town
Fred H. Yount of Chicago Charles Yount Mr and Mrs Earl Yount and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lagen of Dubuque are guests in the Frank Fuller home. Mr and Mrs Brockman have gone to Minoo for a visit with relatives and friends. Weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Fiedler were the William Byrne family of Dubuque and the George Hoppenjan family of Cuba City Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Yount
Chicago
Charles Yount
Earl Yount
LeRoy Lagen
Dubuque
Frank Fuller
Mrs. . Brockman
Minoo
Paul Fiedler
William Byrne
George Hoppenjan
Cuba City
Wis
Roy King Spends Sunday Fishing at Oxford
Roy King spent Sunday at Oxford, enjoying a quiet day of angling by the river. He fished along the bank and reported a good catch, sharing the experience with nearby locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy King
Oxford
Seattle-bound Schenkens depart after Marion visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schenken and their son Robert concluded a week with Marion relatives and left Monday morning for Seattle. Miss Louise Mercer of Rochester Minnesota, guest over the weekend in the A. A. Schenken home, accompanied them to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Schenken
Robert
Marion
Seattle
Louise Mercer
Rochester
Dixon Women Visit Blinks Family Homes in Illinois
Mrs. August Wimpleberg of Dixon and her daughters Barbara and Janet visited the Blinks households in Dixon area last week. Also accompanying them was Mrs. Gene Torson of Elgin, Illinois, visiting families including C. E. Blinks, A. E. Blinks, L. A. Blinks and Roscoe Blinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wimpleberg
Barbara
Janet
Dixon, Ill
Wimpleberg
Gene Torson
Elgin, Ill
A. E
L. A. Blinks
Roscoe Blinks
Cooper Family Back From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs W E Cooper and their daughter Catherine have returned home after a visit in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. E. Cooper
Catherine
Chicago
Mrs Heatly Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mrs George Heatly returns to Blue Island Illinois from a weekend visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest C The announcement notes her return after the family gathering and travel from the neighboring residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heatly
Blue Island
Ill
Ernest C
Martelle Couple Visiting Marion Relatives Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starry and their daughters of Martelle visited Marion relatives and friends on Sunday, sharing time with family and local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starry
Martelle
Marion
Mrs Munier Sent Home After Major Operation
Miss Mary Munier, who recently underwent a major operation at St. Luke's Hospital, was brought home Saturday afternoon and is making a satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Munier
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs Bonwell Visits Relatives in Belle Plaine
Mrs Donald Bonwell of Long Beach California visits her parents Mr and Mrs August Beyer and stays with relatives in Belle Plaine for a few days this week before returning to Marion Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bonwell
Long Beach
Calif
August Beyer
Belle Plaine
Marion
Miss Beyer Joins Berkeley Teaching Post This Summer
Miss Louise Beyer leaves with her parents Mr. and Mrs. August Beyer for Berkeley California where she will teach this fall. En route she visits her sister Henrietta in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beyer
August Beyer
Berkeley
Calif
Henrietta
Portland
Ore
Mr and Mrs L F Prior Return From Canadian Trip
Mr and Mrs L F Prior have returned home after a two weeks motor trip to Nipigon Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Prior
Nippigon, Canada
Lisbon Band Draws Crowd to Sunday Picnic at Legion
A large crowd attended a band concert and Lisbon community picnic Sunday at Legion. The Lisbon band, directed by Miss Nita Floyd, performed for attendees in a festive local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Legion
Nita Floyd
Visitors From Minnesota And Fairfax Call On Mrs Christie
Ernest Schloeman of Mankato Minnesota and Charles Heaton of Fairfax visited Monday at the home of Mrs J T Christie. Schloeman is a brother in law of Mrs Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Schloeman
Mankato, Minn
Charles Heaton
Fairfax
J. T. Christie
Mr. Schloeman
Christie
Norway reunion brings former residents together
Mrs. John T. Christie hosted guests for a Norway former residents reunion. Attendees included cousins George Brown and Mrs. Marian Morris and their nephew T. H. Brown of Sterling Kan., and Mrs. E. A. Chapman and her son John of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Christie
George Brown
Marian Morris
T. H. Brown
Sterling
Kan
E. A. Chapman
John
Nevada
Norway
Four Central City and Lincoln women visit Eagle Point Park
Mrs F C Bishop of Central City Mrs Julia Rowley of Coggan Mrs Ella Toms and Joe Toms of Lincoln Nebraska and Miss Eliyn McGowan spent Tuesday at Eagle Point park in Dubuque They also visited the grotto at Dickeyville Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Bishop
Central City
Julia Rowley
Coggan
Ella Toms
Joe Toms
Lincoln, Neb
Eliyn McGowan
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
Dickeyville
Wis
Mrs. Smith and Daughter Return Home After Visit
Mrs. K. C. Smith and her daughter Hattiemae returned to West Liberty after a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clemo. Mrs. Smith is Clemo’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Smith
Hattiemae
West Liberty
W. C.clemo
Mrs. Smith
Norway reunion draws Durlands Taylors and Cleghorns
Mr and Mrs George Durland and Mr and Mrs Leonard Taylor attended the Norway reunion in Norway with their daughters and Bessie and James Cleghorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Durland
Leonard Taylor
Bessie
James Cleghorn
Norway
Miss Ellyn McGowan Visits Central City Homes
Miss Ellyn McGowan has spent a couple of weeks at the Orton Butters and F. C. Bishop homes in Central City. Mrs. Clayton Toms and her Lincoln Nebraska family, visiting there three weeks, will return early next week. Miss McGowan will join them for a short visit home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lee Brown held at Yo com chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Lee Brown were conducted Sunday at the Yo com chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher presiding. A quartet sang two hymns, Ruth Engstrom at piano, pallbearers listed, burial in Oak Shade cemetery, with several out of town attendees from Eureka Kansas Calumet City Cedar Rapids Fairfax and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
W. S. Starbuck
Alfred Johnson
E. C. Freeman
Charles Albaugh
Oak Shade Cemetery
J. L. Burtis
Eureka, Kan
W. K. Burtis
Calumet City
Mabel Kelly
Nora Springs
John Taylor
Ida Bene
Cedar Rapids
Margaret James Kee
Fairfax
Will Rice
Gertrude Rice
Marana Rice
George Myers
Esa Layton
Lynnay
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No. VE
Aves
Amt
Aim Ta St Homs
Ten
Butch
Cnttle
No. Ave
Iseseess
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. Dept. Culture
Sarwateeen
Cife Insurance
Henry M.files
Northwestern Mutual We
Wray Oid
ST. Paul Livestock
So Paul AP
U. S
Washington Lambs
We Ae Ottumwa— Neenget
Good Packers
Fair Seakers
of Waterloo
Pond
Carl Lots Mily
Lamson Brothers Ap R. Ez
Merchants National Bank
North
Duluth
Minneapolis
Neand Aegg Hennery
California
Pota Pestercia
Mead
Sinclair Hog Market
Tbs
Eveseses BO Packers
Wall St
Samuel Ungerleider
Fred C. Harris
Bank of Manhattan
Belps
Marion News
Presbyterian Meeting
Garner May
Garry Brunt
Rayman
Babe
Lawrence Powers
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