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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
34
Chicago hog prices rise 50 to 75 cents with 1 2 190 225 lb butchers at 30.50 31.00, 230 250 lb hogs at 29.50 30.25, 250 270 lb at 29.00 29.50. Steers steady to 75 cents lower. slaughter steers 26.75 27.75, heifers 25.75 26.50. Cows 12.00 15.50, bulls 16.50 19.50. Sheep light with lambs 27.75 28.25. regional markets also noted in Omaha and Sioux City listings.
Securities and commodities markets across the nation were closed Friday in observance of Christmas Eve.
Marion police investigate an early Friday break‑in at Schmid Implement Co on Highway 1 east Marion. Entry gained by window in a south overhead door. four space heaters worth about 450 dollars, a toolbox with tools, and small change were stolen. Employee discovered at about 5:45 a.m. Also notes obituaries and holiday ads including former Marion resident T idella Shank's death and services Monday at CBS home, Oak Shade cemetery in Marion.
A sheriff's sale is scheduled in Linn County Iowa to satisfy a General Execution from December 1965. The property is the 1949 blue four door Chevrolet bearing Iowa title 57 506. Auction will be January 7 1966 at 10:00 AM in front of the Cedar Rapids courthouse.
Frank A. D. Andrea, 77, a leading developer in early radio, died Wednesday. The obituary notes his influence in radio innovation and mentions his location in Manhasset, New York.
Postmaster E. R. Petro found Santa mail stacked high when the Salvation Army offered to help read and answer letters from Cedar Rapids children. Kids asked for toys, clothes, and even a few unexpected requests as the season neared, with one noting a desire for a North Pole connection.
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