Society party New Year's Eve guests listed
A society gathering on New Year’s Eve hosted several prominent locals including Marjorie Latchaw Marjorie Mc Coy Elizabeth McCoy Loraine Darting Jean Wagner Ruth Grace Harper Clifton Cockshoot Mort Cockshoot Robert Charles Lauser William Nelson Loren Gruber Harland Grunder Walter Sample and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Misses
Marjorie Latchaw
Marjorie McCoy
Elizabeth McCoy
Loraine Darting
Jean Wagner
Ruth and
Grace Harper
Clifton Cockshoot
Mort Cockshoot
Robert and
Charles Lauser
William Nelson
Loren Gruber
Harland Grunder
Walter Sample
Installation Service Highlights in Fastern Star Meeting
The Fastern Star met in the Masonic hall on Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Draegert as installing officer and Mrs. Margaret Harlan as installing marshal. Officers installed include Ruth Edmundson as Worthy Matron and W. O Edmundson as Worthy Patron, with Grace McCracken secretary and Lois Draegert treasurer. Retiring matron Mrs Hurley Ogden received a gold pen. The Christian Ladies Aid met Thursday with Lilly Reece, assisted by Mrs. E. K. Bruce and Mrs. R. Draegert. Wen dell Davis hosted card games Friday.
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Fastern Star
Masonic Hall
Walter Draegert
Margaret Harlan
Velva Jarvis
Ruth Edmundson
W. O Edmundson
Helen McKain
H. E. McKain
Grace McCracken
Lois Draegert
Ellen Armstrong
Clela Allison
Frances Johnston
Adair
Elsie Bonniter
Ruth
Esther
Bertha Ogden
Martha
Paul McKain
Electa
Maggie Messenger
Belle Robinson
Sentinel
Sam McKay
Anna Paull
Hurley Ogden
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Lilly Reece
E. K. Bruce
R. Draegert
Wendell Davis
Webster Area Social News Highlights New Year Activities
Webster residents hosted faculty on New Year s Eve at the Lindweaver home near South English with Supt A C Kepler and families attending. Various hostesses held afternoon and evening gatherings, bridge honors were won, and local clubs including the Methodist Ladies Aid and Willing Workers met with multiple members listed as attendees.
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Gerald Lindweaver
Webster School
South English
A. C Kepler
Donald Doak
Miss Davis
Butler
Bielheiser
Gardner
Morris Johnson
Helen Sturdevant
Lucile Griner
William Morgan
Josephine Wheeler
Max Sturdevant
Starlin Wheeler
H F. Frederickson
Ergo Insbaker
Sigourney
Ruth Bowman
Audrey Bair
Methodist Ladies Aid
Velma Kepler
Kepler
Margie Miner
Alma Hackett
R. L. Brown
Carl Griner
Ada Johnson
Miss Gardner
Eibelheiser
Hattie Bowman
Fern Sorden
What Cheer Thursday club meets in library
What Cheer Thursday club met in the library with Mrs. Carrie Newkirk in charge. Mrs. Lois V. Draegert resigned as president and Mrs. Helen Morrow succeeded her. Mrs. Eliza Moode read a paper, Mrs. Draegert conducted games. Hostesses were Mrs. Kathryn Bremnan and Mrs. Charlotte Brower. The Sew and So club was entertained by Mrs Gildra Knox Wednesday. Mrs O C Lyons was hostess to the Priscilla club Friday. Friends gathered at the Lauson Kapple home Friday for a social time before they move to Sigourney. Mrs Rex Hemsley entertained the East Side club Thursday. Masons enjoyed a social evening at their club rooms Monday. Mr and Mrs Edd Holland entertained.
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Carrie Newkirk
Lois V. Draegert
Helen Morrow
Eliza Moode
Draegert
Kathryn Bremnan
Charlotte Brower
Gildra Knox
O C Lyons
Priscilla Club
Lauson Kapple
Sigourney
Rex Hemsley
East Side
Ma+ sons
Edd Holland
Missionary and church groups meet on Thursday
Van Horne reports the St Andrews Missionary society gathering at Mrs Conrad Kerkman home. Evangelical church members met at the parsonage hosted by Mrs L Davis and Mrs C A Thompson. Walther league of the Lutheran church met at the church with lunch by Frances and Alvin Schadle. Agnes Kathryn Nolan and Delbert Duncalf announce their June 27 Catholic wedding at Immaculate Conception church with Rev John Hartigan officiating.
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St. Andrews Missionary Society
Conrad Kerkman
Evangelical Church
L. Davis
C A. Thompson
Walther League
George Duncalf
Luzerne
John Hartigan
Kalona Socials Highlight New Year Watch Party
Kalona residents attended a New Year’s Eve watch party hosted by Miss Belle Strickler with guests Mr and Mrs Francis Hofer Miss Molle Gingerich John Brezey Ora Gingerich Virginia Snavier Glenn Gingerich Vera Strickler and Mr and Mrs Lovelle Strickler. Cleala Grady hosted a Rock club pot luck dinner Tuesday with attendees including Mr and Mrs Edward Kern Mr and Mrs Lovelle Strukler Mr and Mrs Homer Yoder Belle Strickler Jack Gingerich William Gingerich and Mr and Mrs Gordon Engstrom. High scores honors went to Mrs Edward Kern and Gordon Engstrom.
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Belle Strickler
Francis Hofer
Molle Gingerich
John Brezey
Ora Gingerch
Virginia Snavier
Glenn Gingerich
Vera Strickler
Jack Gingerich
Lovelle Strickler
Cleala Grady
Edward Kern
Lovelle Strukler
Homer Yoder
William Gingerich
Gordon Engstrom
Wilton Junction Community Socials and Gatherings
The Methodist W F MM society met with Mrs J W Gruber and Rev J W Gruber spoke on Japan. Grace Reformed church Willing Workers met with Mrs A J Kileinian at Durant. Owl club hosted by Mr and Mrs Homer Ochletree for New Year’s Eve watch party. A luncheon honored Dr and Mrs G G Leith and many local couples. Graceful young people were entertained by Miss Grace Darting.
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W F MM Society
J. W Gruber
Jesson
Japan
J W . Gruber
Workers of
Grace Reformed Church
A J. Kileinian
Durant
Homer Ochletree
Owl Club
Bert Gill
Frederick Gill
Alliance
Wayne Ford
Louis Gill
G. G. Leith
Louis
Lucile Gil
W. J. Hendricks
William
Margaret Ann
Paul Johnson
James Walton
Will Jasperson
Kenneth
Doris
L. A. Ford
Leota
Wayne
Gerald Ochletree
Grace Darting
Millersburg Bridge Club entertained by Mrs Vera Conaway
Mrs Vera Conaway entertained the Millersburg Bridge club on Thursday. High score honors went to Mrs Hilda Bauer and low score to Jean Dansdill. Other guests included Mrs Reather Dansdill Mrs Katie Somers Mrs Margaret Costello Erma Dansdill Mrs Esther Cheney Marjorie Pope Mrs Marie Cable Mrs Reba Danshill Mrs Annie Schultz Mrs Gladys Pope Mrs Fern King Mrs Laurine Bauer and Mrs Gladys Bauer.
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Vera Conaway
Bridge Club
Hilda Bauer
Jean Dansdill
Reather Dansdill
Katie Somers
Margaret Costello
Erma Dansdill
Esther Cheney
Marjorie Pope
Marie Cable
Reba Danshill
Annie Schultz
Gladys Pope
Fern King
Gladys Bauer
Laurine Bauer
Decorah Social Roundup Hits Local Homemakers
Decorah hosts include Mr and Mrs J H Duncan entertaining at cards Monday. Miss Helen Sandbach led the Methodist Young Ladies Missionary society Tuesday. Miss Gabriella Norlie gave a New Year's night gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Duncan
Helen Sandbach
Methodist Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Gabriella Norlie
Pauline Saur and Laurence Remily Tie in Turton Ceremony
Miss Pauline Saur and Laurence Remily of Turton South Dakota were married at Saint Mark’s church in Edgewood Wednesday. The Rev J P Hamill officiated with Kenneth Wooldridge as mass server. Attendants were Miss Helen Graves and Jesse Jarvis. The Jarvis home hosted the wedding dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Saur
Laurence Remily
Turton, S. D
Saint Mark's Church
J. P Hamill
Kenneth Wooldridge
Helen Graves
Jesse Jarvis
Jarvis
Atrocities alleged as Chaco fighting intensifies
Both Paraguay and Bolivia trade accusations amid a nine day Chaco border war. Paraguay claims hospitals bombed and advances toward the frontier center on Palo Marcado while La Paz says Paraguayan attacks were repulsed along the Ingavi Ravelo road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Chaco
Asuncion War Ministry
Bolivian War Ministry
Palo Marcado
la Paz
Ingavi-Ravelo
Asuncion
Pilocmayo
Garrapatal
Ibibobo
Capirenda
Carandayty
Ibibohbo
Brakeman Killed As Train Hits Landslide
In Heflin Alabama a train struck a landslide in a deep cut late Saturday killing Homer Collier a Birmingham brakeman and injuring engineer William Strange also of Birmingham.
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Heflin
Ala
Here
Homer Collier
Birmingham
William Strange
United State Bank statement of condition 1939
Statement of the condition of United State Bank organized under the ae at Inaga located at Cecat Rapiaas vy oof Linn Role se as of the 31st day of December, A fo 1 6 RESCLORS Loar 4 and Disteents Heads and Sect Hee. The balance shows deposits, reserves, and payments, with notary attestations by Prochaska and Kanak.
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Inaga
Cecat
Rapiaas
Deventer
Hogs and cattle prices hold steady in Chicago market roundup
Saturday market at Union Stock Yards shows hog prices steady with top at 7.85 and average around 7.50 while total receipts reach 12 600 across three terminals. Cattle totals 800 with top at 775 and average near 620. sheep 5 600 with best lambs 8.50 to 9.35 and average about 8.90. Prices vary by city with Pittsburgh and East St Louis noted. assorted produce and hides also listed.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Lost and found notes and ads across Kansas City area
A collage of missing items and ads lists lost items including a Brown home money and Mont cello bank book reward lost cats and dogs. The Gazette offers reward for information leading to arrests for immoral or fraudulent use of want ads. Also includes employment and product ads for dresses trusses maternity care and various services.
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1St Ave
23Rd St. Dr
Montcello Bank
Newman's
18Th St
Black
Fritz
The
Gazette
Beauty shop ads and classified notices in Gazette
A dense page of beauty shop promotions offers perms and waves at discounted prices from multiple shops with dials and contact numbers. Also included are help-wanted lines for housework, dairy farm work, and clerical positions, with box numbers and Gazette references.
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Mechanicsville
Iowa
Business College
Aggressive Sales Positions Advertised Across US Markets
A crowded classified ad block offers permanent sales jobs for men 25 to 55 with no investment. Firms in Illinois Ohio Iowa and Indiana seek experienced or trainable salesmen in real estate advertising signs cleaning materials clothing and more. Immediate earnings prospects and free outfit samples accompany details and box numbers for applications.
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Quincy
Ill
Gazette
Gasette
The
Robertson
St. Clair Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Kaeser-Blair
Dept
A-233
Cincinnati
National Aid
Springfield
P. H. Davis
Free Outfit
Consumers Press
Washington
Chicago
K&s
Ravenswood
Kristee
Kenton
Lake Chemical Co
Lake, Dept
Kansas City
Montrose
A Ave
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Edge Higher
Receipts reach 500 commercial and 500 government cattle with 400 commercial and 100 government calves. Cattle markets show gains for steers and yearlings, with top steers around 10.50 and heifers up to 9.75. Sheep receipts total 5,000 for the week, with slaughter lambs 50 cents higher and top around 9.35, while hogs steady with pockets of strength in several weight classes. Des Moines and Iowa hog markets report higher bids, with various regional quotes for 140 to over 350 pound ranges and packing weights.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago Iapi
T. S. Dent
Wight
Iowa
Des Moines
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Sinclairs
RS Cnet Naekers
ABO
Goa
Iano
Hogs Rise in Local Market on Saturday Trade
Hogs continue higher with a 10 cent advance across all grades on Saturday. The top price climbs to 7 dollars and eighty cents per hundredweight.
Grain and Fruit Prices For Cedar Rapids Area
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows Wheat at 98e, Oats 6c, Corn 95 to 96c, Hens 11 to 12e per pound, and various poultry prices. Wholesale fruits and vegetables feature Navels at 3.00 to 3.06, with No 2 and YSG listings also noted.
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Hennery Eags
Chicago Markets Report on Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Chicago produce markets show firm butter creamery specials at 133 to 221 cents with mixed firsts and extras. Eggs receipts 2 175, weak extra firsts 28 cents, refrigerator firsts 22 cents. Poultry steady with live receipts eight trucks and dressed turkeys unchanged. Potatoes dull on track 136 with moderate demand and Idaho russets U S No 1 at 1554 16 2 and Wisconsin round whites at 60 to 90 cents.
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Chicago
Idaho
U.S
Wisconsin
U S
Colorado
McClures U
Late buying lifts Chicago grain prices on Saturday session
Prospects of reduced grain stocks spurred late buying in Chicago wheat with May prices above the dollar mark for the first time since December 15. Corn and oats followed gains as cash interests supported the market amid dry winter belt conditions. Chicago cash grain quotes list No 2 red wheat at 1 03 by the bushel and corn mixed yellow and white grades, with various seed and barley prices also noted. Fresh eggs are unpopular in China where stale eggs are stored in restaurant cellars for years.
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Iowa Loan Co
Mullin
Montgomery Ward
Woman's Home Companion
Collier’s
McGregor Agency
Merchants _Bank Ride
Chuck Farr
Ave
Fairmount Hospital
Kansas City
Druss
Richards College Pharmacy
MAY
2Nd St. SE
Eastside Hospital
E-27th
Town Loan Co
Montgomery
Ward
Alice
Wrisley
Sally
Tragk
Peoria
Nash
Letitia B. Runyon
Morgan Bros
3Rd Ave
Madam White Cosmetics
6Th ST
Richards College
PHCY
Hall Bicycle Co
2Nd Ave
Watkins Products
Kenwood
13Th St
Glasgow T Tailors
Memorial Park Cemetery
Chicago
Chicago Board
Minneapolis
China
Gazette Want Ad Rates For Consecutive Days
The Gazette lists ad rate scales for want ads with lines counted per insertion and days of publication. Rates vary by number of lines and days and include a 10 cent surcharge for out of town readers and optional blind ads. Ad submissions can be telephoned mailed or delivered in person.
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Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids
Local eateries and entertainment venues listed with drinks and live music
Breakfast and lunch menus feature steaks and beer at Lafayette Cafe and Blue Miata Lunches. Nightlife includes bowling alleys offering learning lessons and parlor beer with sandwiches at Abrams Beer and German Village Dine and Dance. Venues like Little America, Bohemian music, Joe Navratil's Beer Garden, and the Golden Slipper advertise nightly music, dancing, and specials with multiple street and avenue addresses.
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Lafayette Cafe
Lincoln
St. _ SE
Abrams
Little America
Skersick
Joe Navratil
Ave
Curley
Vintage Cars On Sale At Bargain Prices
A list of prewar autos offered at low prices includes a 1933 Plymouth Standard Coupe in black with 19 000 miles and Goodyear tires, a 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor in jet black with velour, a 1931 Oldsmobile Cabriolet in two tone with new tires, and several other models with discounts. Highlights feature low prices and urging potential buyers to act soon.
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Chevrolet
America
Goodyear
Nao
Oldsmobile
BUICK
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Thornburg
Webster
van Horne
Kalona
Wilton Junction
Millersburg
Decorah
Edgewood
United State Bank
Js Pos
Rpie
Irda
Neve
Kanak Casterr
Clares Kriz
T'¢ Bork
Beuel
Prochmaska
L J Pochobradsky JR
Kanak
Charles Kriz
Seals Suorn
Hefere
Nani Cubs
JL Prochaska
Bfssif Zurka
Linn County
L_ PRAGA
JOF _V_ ZASTERA
Chas
Turechek Fee Directort
Agden Ge
Nmuskrats
Kitts Sea
Westport
U. S
Janalene
Janalene, Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Paramount
Paramount Products, Inc
Dept. V
Lillian Suchy
Delux Beauty Shop
Delux Shop
3RD ST _SE LIMITED
Cinderella Next Door Gazette
Helene
Beauty Shop
Guar
Marvel Beauty
Kresge
Peacock Dial
Montrose Beauty Shop
Dias
Paris Academy of Testy
Rens
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Novak Lcating Co
R. T Andrew
C. R. Big _ Co
R. Porter
Mer
Russell's
Nce
Ntre
CGR
Gaz
Benjamin Franklin
JRR, Watkins Company
Winona
Minn
C. E. Downing
Ellis Blvd
Packard
Terre Haute
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Christy
Dept. A
Newark
New York
Paris
Aca
Denny
Uncle Sam
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Pontiac
Unzemig Motor CO
Austin
Austin Minn
Lamson Brothers
Cedar Rapida
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
the Gazette
Katz” Co
Stone’s
Ist
Graham Paige
7Th Ave
Willys-Knight
FORD
Rockne
DODGE
Handler Motor CO
McKibben Motor Co
Studebaker
Hupp
Chandler
Star
Oakland Spt
Hudson Brougham
Millsap Motor
Rude Auto
Graham
Saaeene
Rude Auto CO
2Nd Ave. SE
Sth
Auto Parts
Plymouth
Olds
Allen Motor CO
10Th St
Dial
Reo Jones Co
Prisure Party
10Th St. SE
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