Marion News Highlights Local club Elections and Events
Mrs. Margaret Leming was elected president of the Milwaukee Railroad Women’s club with officers named for treasurer and secretary roles. Welfare work on the system totaled $18,530 in 1932, with about $400 spent locally in Marion. Several social, church and school events are noted, including lay talks, picnics, debates, and preparations for upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Leming
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
A. J. Elder
John Cone
Ralph Senger
W K. Lothian
Robert Cessford
Fred Holsinger
Etta Lindskog
General
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Chicago
Marion
W. K. Lothian
Guy Miller
Ralph Seager
Fleming Central Market Ad Promotes Low Meat Prices
Marion Iowa. Quality beef and pork prices for four pound name renderings. Fresh spare ribs per pound at low cents. Bacon machine sliced at six dollars per hundred weight. Fresh side pork chunk end off and light average hams offered. Real pork sausage and hamburger steak priced per two pounds. Baby beef roast sirloin steak lean pork steak fancy chops veal roast and veal round steak listed with per pound costs. Pork liver sliced and veal round steak priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Iowa
Mrs Irvin Ford Hosts Guest Day Lunch at Emma Klein Home
A guest day luncheon is planned for March 9 at the home of Miss Emma Klein. discussions also covered a spring tea event to be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
H. F. McCalley
A. H Aller
J. M. McEnany
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Tyler
Minneapolis
Marion
Emma Tyler
Washington, D. C
Leonard G. Hewett
Four C's
Carl Scerist
Floyd Dickey
Ninth Street
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Irvin Ford
Emma Klein
Marion School Notes Highlight Activities and Changes
Lincoln first graders enjoy new science readers Pathways in Science as they explore questions. Division eight-one forms a third club led by Edward Hanna with John Titus and Grace Cira. Students study winter birds and plan field trips. Visitors include Mrs. Neill and Mrs. Howe. Dental honor hall adds Katherine Kramer and Willam Fowler Irving. First and second graders cut pictures for a Chinese kindergarten project. Lenore Layer wins a fifth sixth spelling contest. Dozens of parents visit. several teachers noted. One hundred thirteen pupils had a quarter holiday after four weeks of perfect attendance. Wayne Kieckhaefer returns after ear infection and tonsil surgery. SIGOURNEY tax sale postponed sixty days due to lack of bidders. $8,000 delinquent taxes collected recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Neill
H. M. Howe
Katherine Kramer
Willam Fowler
Enmierson
D. H. Smith
J. C. Boyle
H. A Glass
O. H. Kieckhaefer
Ray Spencer
Paul Vore
Georgia
Willard Powell
Niceson
Zella Mae Fenton
Vera Reichert
Louis Gillette
Richard Pinch
Billie Wahl
Wayne Kieckhaefer
Report Shows Fewer Aliens Applied For Citizenship
DETROIT AP says approximately 5 000 fewer aliens applied for and received first citizenship papers from Jan 1, 1932 to Jan 1, 1933 than in the prior year. First papers were issued to 10 064 aliens in 1931 and 5 574 in 1932. Officials cite economic conditions and higher 15 to 20 dollar fees as factors. British subjects lead among applicants, followed by Poles Italians and Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Federal Naturalization Office
British Empire
Senate Passes Debt Exemption Bill in Iowa Senate
In Des Moines the Iowa senate approved emergency legislation 36 to 8 to exempt up to 500 dollars of crops, livestock, or farm equipment and 100 dollars of furniture from debt seizures. Amendments extend protection to city residents and exclude existing obligations. A tax relief measure declaring school libraries optional failed 15 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Senate
Manchester Lowers Electric Rates Across Home Service
The Iowa Electric company will implement a reduced electric rate in Manchester starting March 1. The top rate remains eight cents per kilowatt hour with a minimum $1 bill. The first fifty kilowatt hours cost eight cents, next sixty hours 6.2 cents, and the remainder 3.2 cents. An optional residence contract offers 4.30 dollars for sixty kilowatts or less and 2.9 cents per kilowatt thereafter. The franchise expires in November 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Manchester
Iowa Electric Company
Mothers Honored In Second Christian Church Service
Evangelist William J. Lockhart and J. Walter Coones planned a special mother’s service at Second Christian Church in Des Moines but the event was delayed to Friday night. The night featured Lockhart’s sermon on The New Birth and a social hour led by Coones for youth with prizes from Bezdek greenhouse for various honored mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lockhart
J. Walter Coones
Des Moines
Second Christian Church
Coones
Evangelist Lockhart
God
Evangelist
Bezdek
Cedar Rapids Paires Tie for Marriage Licenses
Don Blumenshire of Cedar Rapids and Teana Tapanila of Sand Stone Minnesota obtained licenses. Roger A. Boyd and Grace M. Gainer, both of Cedar Rapids, also secured marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blumenshire
Cedar Rapids
Teana Tapanila
Sand Stone
Minn
Roger A. Boyd
Grace M. Gainer
Cult leader in Kentucky to be arraigned after slaying
INEZ Kentucky 36 year old John H Mills accused of beating to death Mrs Lucinda Mills 72 after days of fasting and dancing in a remote mountain cabin. He and eight relatives are to be arraigned with Mills rumored to lead a cult believed to have healing and miraculous powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Kentucky
John H. Mills
Lucinda Mills
Mills
Trixie Mills
Belief in Sacrificial Rite and Book Spending Estimates
A claim describes a demand to sacrifice a baby from each family to enable rebirth and salvation. Separately, a statistic estimates 120 million Americans spend about forty cents annually on books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
How to Play and Win a Grand Slam Rubber
In a New Orleans rubber, Anita W. Tipping and J M. Magruder bid and made Grand Slams on two consecutive hands to win a 4800 point rubber. The article outlines bidding ideas and a sample hand with analysis and a question about the correct bid. It notes a free booklet offer on Bridge Rules and Etiquette. A Davenport report notes the body of Ed Glasby, a night watchman, was recovered from a warehouse fire ruins, indicating death by suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita W. Tipping
J M. Magruder
New Orleans
North—Center
Davenport
Ed Glasby
Ewers
Richter
Glasby
Fragmented Sale Notice for Local Groceries
Partial OCR fragment lists prices and items including 25¢ and 5c notes with unclear fruit labels. No complete event or vendor identified.
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Marion News
Milwaukee Club
Marion Township
Jesse Soden
North Eighth Street
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Soden
P . Schultz
Arthur Newman
Geraldine Breneman
Albert Warren
W. D. Shank
Paul E. Popejoy
Lincoln School
Fred Sullinger
Georgetown N. Y
Hacussler
B. D. Macussler
Anna Rehorst
Belle Fourch
S. D
Light, Gas and Water
James H. Hurley
Wilton
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Hurley
Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
W. G. Neill
Eleventh Street
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A M
Masonic Temple
W. A. F Pallgatter
B. D. Haeussler
Twenty-second Street
B Avenue
John Haeussler
Mount Vernon
Miss Tyler
Emma C. Tyler
Washington
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
WE. Fisher
Karkie Kendall
Elmer Hollingsworth
Charles T Rowe
Charles T Rowe. Miss Tyler Was Born In Dryden, N. Y
Congregational Church
Theristrial Club
Drummond
C.E. Drummond
People's
Allen Edwards
Lenore Dipple
Marion High
Hervey Shutts
Waterloo
WMT
Cdlwein Marion
Winton
Marion High School
Vinton
Harley F. Breed
Union Missionary Meeting
Ivanhoe Club
J E. Homans
Fifth Avenue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
E. J. Esgate
China
Joe Brown
Seventh Avenue
W T. Jackson
Kathleen Oxley
George C. Oxley
Fleming Central Market
Balster Furniture Co
Marion, Iowa
Robb Ross
Quaker Oat Co
Crackers Paradise
Japan
Wees AC
Lipton’s
Peck
Sigourney
L. F. Richardson
Richardson
NORGE
Harmony
Montgomery Ward & CO
Kryptok
H.G. Fussell
Okinow
Second Avenue
Alife
Round
Buehler
1St St. SE
Hamburg
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
AK SS
OAKIS
North
South
Boston
Marion's Bargain Center
Sigfred
Eaeee
Emm
Mike Cira
Kope’s
Argentina
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