Receipts and Market Notes on Livestock Prices
Receipts 1,700 in a fairly active market with Friday's sale activity. Steady to slightly weaker than ship market by 10 to 15 cents. top 40 for 230 pounds. Prices listed for various weights from 140 to 230 pounds with fades to $6.50 and under for plainer lots. Fat lambs up to 90 cents to $1.00 higher. feeding lambs up to $1.25 higher. ewes and other classes near week’s best. Friday bulk to choice lambs around 10.40 with plains 9.25, feeding lambs up to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pdultry
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
U. S
Idaho
Washington
Colorado
Local Hog Prices Edge Down Slightly on Weekend Market
Hog prices are slightly weaker on the local market with all grades dropping a nickel on Saturday, pulling the top price to $10.20. Other local markets remain unchanged.
Market Prices and Supplies for Grain Hides and Produce
Grain and produce prices listed for CEDDAR RAPIDS include wheat at $1.20 to $1.25, oats 48 to 52, rye 80 to 90 cents, barley 90 cents to $1.10, corn shelled $1.02, and various yellow corn grades. Hay and straw prices shown, poultry rates by weight, wholesale fruits and vegetables with oranges at $2.75 to $3.60, lemons $5.50 to $7.00, potatoes $2.50 to $3.25, bananas 5.2 to 6 cents, head lettuce $3.00, celery $2.75 per crate, cabbage 4 cents, onions 75 cents, apples $1.75 to $2.35, sweet potatoes $2.00. Cured hides prices listed for beef hides, calf hides, kip hides, green hides, plus horse hide values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf Orice
Chicago and New York Produce Prices In Late Market Notes
Chicago receipts show butter steady with prices unchanged and entires for various eggs and poultry. New York reports unsettled eggs with mixed color packs and a steady butter market. live poultry remains steady to easy with prices unchanged.
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New York
Bond Market Drifts With Mixed Gains on New York Trades
A week of steady rises in the bond market produced profit selling in speculative sectors while prices showed uneven movement. U S governments gained modestly, with several issues advancing in the first hour. Notable gains appeared in Amelio founders convertible 5s Santa Fe 4s Island General 4s Consolidated Edison 3 145 Great Northern 4s Nickel Plate 4 4s and Walworth 4s while other loans drifted down. European bonds were largely inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Treasury Division
Ameliofounders
Santa Fe
Island General
Consolidated Edison
Great Northern
Nickel Plate
Walworth
International Telephone
Allerhany Corp
St. Feul
Columbia Gas and Electric
M-E-T
Union Pacific
U. S. Rubber
Western Union
Pure Oil
Foreign exchange rates and cents per nation listed
The notice lists exchange demands in cents for various nations including Great Britain France Italy Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Argentina and others with values such as 5.67 5.2642 40.23 10 54.76 68 25.32 21.93 2.27 22.9742 0.90 these figures appear amid a garbled line of text showing rates and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Oslovakia
Jugo
Austria
Hunary
Monckeye
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H Jupp
Mrchants National Bank
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Alaska Juneau
Hupp Motors
Allegheny Corp
Ils Central
Allied Chem
Indus Rayon
Allied Stores
Inspiration
Allis Chalmers
Amal Lea
Amn
Intl Corp
Johns Manville
Kans
City
Amn Metals
Kayser
Julius
Amn Pow Lite
Kennecott
Amn Rad
Kresge
Roll Millis
Lambert
Lehich Valley
Amn Steel Fdys
Libby Owens
Sug Rig Tel Tel
Liq
Myers B
Loews Inc
Amn Wat al
Loose Wiles Woolen Ll Lorillard
Amn Zinc
McCrory
McKesson Rob Ark Nat Gas
Marshall Fid
Armour Com Bi
Mathieson Ark
Atchison Tsf
Maytag
Bellas
Beth. Steel
Natl Biscuit
Blaw Knox
Boeing
Dairy
Bohn Alum
Borden Co
Atl Distris
Borg Warner
Briges Mfe Central
Bucyrus Erie
Nor Pac
North Amn
Cal Burroughs Adg
Heela Ara Nor Amn
Avi
Ohio
Otis Steel
Canada Drytte Packard Mtrs
Can Pac Paramount
Enna al
Penney J C . Cerro de Pasco
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Ches and Ohio
Pierce Pet
Ches Corp
Plymouth Oil
Pullman Co
Chrysler Motor
Radio Corpn
Keith
Coca Cola
Rem Rand
Col Palmolive
Rep Motors
Colo Fuel
Rep Steel
Col Gas Elec
Reyn Tob
Com’! Credit
Safeway
Seaboard Oil
Com’ Southern
Sears Roebuck
Congoleum
Servel Inc
Consol Oil
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Silver King
Rvq
Conti
Motors
Crucible Steel
Sperry ‘Orp
Curtis Wright
Calif
Curtis Wr
Deere and Co
Deisel
Frisco
del Lend
Studebaker
Tew Warner
Douglas Air
du Pont de
Tex Gulls
An Agalj
Tex Land Tr
Thompson
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Outdoor
Gillette
Imbel Bros
Vanadium
Walworth
Glidden Co Goebel Brew
Goodrich Cee Eee
Wesn Margid
Warner Bros
Goodyear
Wesn Union
Graham Paige
Este Granby Copper
White Motors
Wilson & Hat Corp
Hecker
Hiram Walker
Kygo
Chicago
Helleman
Hishol
Butler. Bros
Sai
Cherry Burlie
Quaer Pr Mava
Lanis
Swift
Biot
Walgreen
Nse
Wheat Prices Rise on Slow Chicago Trade
Wheat values moved higher in a slugging Saturday session on the Chicago board of trade led by active commission houses. May wheat rose to around 1.33 1 4, aided by cash demand and reports of sleet in the southwest. gains carried into other grains as Canadian exports and Liverpool markets firmed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Italy
Japan
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago cash provisions market report
Commodity quotes for Chicago cash grain and seed markets include wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, barley, timothy seed and clover seed with various grades and outside weights. Prices list futures-like figures and per cwt values, reflecting mixed bid offers and spreads across multiple grain categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fear Hijacking of Mattson Ransom
Dr. W. W. Mattson aims to forestall impostors and hijackers as Charles Mattson 10 remains missing on day thirteen seeking a $28,000 ransom. He published a Seattle Daily Times notice to "Mable" in hopes of obtaining information to guard against lies and further threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
W. W. Mattson
Charles
Seattle Daily Times
Mab
Landon Looks Back Jovially On Record Of His Governorship
Topeka Kansas Alf Landon nearing exit from office after two terms reflects on his governorship as one of the nation’s greatest periods of economic stress and emotion He stresses that good government comes from administration and enforcement of laws while signing certificates restoring citizenship to former prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Walter A. Haxman
Man Seeks Employment at 712 6th Ave
Single man seeks work encounters opportunity at 712 6th Ave. Call BE Dial 2-8606 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Ave
Select Shares Continue To Push Upward
NEW YORK AP Selected steels and specialties rose in Saturdays stock market while other sectors stalled gains. Traders cashed in profits as General Motors strike stalled, but selling was largely absorbed with few weak spots. Major stocks were near even. Yellow Truck led with gains about two points as aviation and commercial vehicle shares rallied. Bonds and commodities were uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Yellow Truck
White Motors
Vanadium
Bethlehem
Gulf States Steel
Omnibus
International Agricultural Corp
Pullman
Inspiration
Treasury Says Employers May Handle Social Security Deductions Informally
Treasury officials indicated informally on Friday that an employer may pay the social security taxes himself if he chooses, though the law requires deductions from workers' pay envelopes. The guidance notes employers can take this route without penalty if they opt to handle the taxes directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
City Briefs and Personals highlights local medical updates
Mildred Matteson of 1816 Bever avenue SE has returned home after an appendectomy at St. Luke's hospital on December 23. Ruth Jass, a senior at Coe college from Alden, Iowa, had an appendectomy at St. Luke's hospital Thursday night with a satisfactory condition reported. Charles Shafer, age 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Shafer of 161 Twenty-fourth street drive SE, fractured his right arm while coasting at Cedar Rapids Country club and was treated at St. Luke's hospital and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Matteson
Bever Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ruth Jass
Coe College
Alden
Charles Shafer
Hubert Shafer
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Gazette Personal Ad Sparks Sled Team Cash Drive
Unscrupulous appeal urges readers to hire a sled team and target bob sled parties for easy money. The ad urges using the Gazette Want Ad personals to reach readers with a bold phone number for ad-takers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Gazette
Trinity Methodist Services Move to Second Christian Church
Heat failure at Trinity Methodist Church forces Sunday services to be held at Second Christian Church. Members are asked to bring their regular envelopes. there will be no Sunday school services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist
Trinity Methodist Church
Second Christian Church
Girl Injured When Sled Hits Tree On Carroll Street
Ardeth Dahms 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Dahms of 3127 C avenue NE suffered facial lacerations Friday evening when her sled on Carroll street SE struck a tree. She was taken to St Luke's hospital and released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardeth Dahms
R. W. Dahms
C Avenue NE
Carroll Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
St John's Parish Meeting And Vestry Election Notice
The annual parish meeting of St John's Episcopal church will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. Organization reports will be given and the vestry for 1937 will be elected. Tea will be served in the crypt by a committee of the women's guilds following the meeting. All interested in the Parish are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Women’s Guilds
Oil Burner Fires At Two City Locations
An oil burner at the State Oil company on 750 Twelfth Street NE caught fire Friday as firefighters were called at 6 59 p m. Loss confined to stored oil. Earlier, at 5 49 a m Friday, firefighters responded to the E B Camer residence at 1900 Second Avenue SE where an oil burner flamed through a crack in the firepot. it was a still alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Oil Company
Twelfth Street
E. B. Cameron
Second Avenue SE
Toledo Sheriff Seeks Tama County Man Missing Since Tuesday
Tama county resident Chris Ruthenberg, 41, last seen Tuesday in Tama, is sought by local police on a lookout alert. He is six feet tall, 175 pounds, with blue eyes, brown hair turning grey, a ruddy complexion and a large mole on his nose. He wore blue overalls and a blue checkered jacket and had $100 on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chris Ruthenberg
Tama County
Tama
Ruthenberg
Seek John Houser Relatives
Police circulated a state bulletin to trace relatives of John Houser 76 who died at a Sheldon rooming house Thursday night. Houser had been soliciting subscriptions for the Catholic Daily Tribune of Dubuque and the Sunday Visitor. He weighed 145 pounds with grey hair and a mustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Houser
Iowa
Henry Nemec
Sheldon
Houser
Catholic Daily Tribune
Dubuque
Huntington
Ind
Deaths Maude Roach Davis of St Paul Minn
Mrs Maude Roach Davis of St Paul Minn died at her sister in law Mrs Clark Beems 377 Twenty first street SE at 8 15 am Saturday after two weeks illness She came here on a visit a month ago Her husband S A Davis preceded her in death five years ago Surviving are a brother Charles Roach Pasadena Calif a sister in law Mrs Beems and a nephew Robert B Davis Cedar Rapids There will be no services here The body will be taken from Moon chapel to St Paul Sunday evening for services and burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Roach Davis
St. Paul
Minn
Clark Beems
Twenty-first Street
Davis
S. A. Davis
Charles Roach
Pasadena
Calif
Mrs. Beems
Robert B. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Moon Chapel
John Toeller Funeral Service Set For Sunday
Funeral services for John Toeller who died after being struck by a car Wednesday night will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Barta chapel. The Rev. Blaine Hyten will lead with Crescent lodge No. 25 A F and A M conducting Masonic rites. Burial is in Oak Hill Cemetery. visitation is Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toeller
Barta Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Crescent Lodge
No. 25
A. F
A. M
Oak Hill Cemetery
Holubar Dies After Month Long Illness At 1017 Twenty-First St SE
Fred G. Holubar died at his Cedar Rapids home after a month of illness. He was born January 4, 1870 in Mount Vernon and lived in Cedar Rapids for about 47 years. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs. F C Jiruska of Cedar Rapids, son Glenn F. Holubar of Mankato, three grandchildren, a sister and two brothers. Body at Rohn chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Holubar
Twenty-first Street
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Cities Service Company
F. C. Jiruska
Glenn F. Holubar
Mankato
Minn
Ray
John Jiruska
Barbara Holubar
Frank Boyler
Davenport
Anton
Solon
Frank
Missouri
Rohn Chapel
Woman Yaws Through Eleventh Day in Encephalitic Sleep
Mrs. Emily Paternoster a 24 year old mother of three in Chicago yawns up to four times a minute for eleven days. Doctors diagnose a form of encephalitis or sleeping sickness affecting the yawning center of her brain. An artificial fever is induced periodically using dead typhoid vaccine as treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Emily Paternoster
Luise Rainer Weds Clifford Odets in Private Ceremony
Hollywood report states Luise Rainer, Hungarian actress, and Clifford Odets, New York playwright, married Friday in a private ceremony officiated by Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke. Witnesses were two friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Milestone, a noted director. neither had prior marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Luise Rainer
Clifford Odets
New York
Thurmond Clarke
Lewis Milestone
Beore
Judge Grants Four Secured Note Judgments in District Court
Judge F O Ellison ruled for Perpetual Savings and Loans in four secured note cases. Awards totaled 3615.75 for Doan estate defendants 1732 for Beltz estate 3815.91 and 1864.06 for Dickersons. Also divorce granted to Charles Mihulka from Adeline for desertion. mandamus to remove Coggon dam denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
Perpetual Savings and Loans Association
Francis M. Doan
Sarah M. Doan
Floyd H. Knapp
Cray Halfhill
Mollie Halfhill
Helen M. Beltz
Francis M. Beltz
Walter H. Dickerson
Lois Dickerson
Ellison
Charles F. Mihulka
Adeline Mihulka
Julia Rowley
Coggon
Buffalo Creek
State Conservation Commission
Kerchill Posts 2000 Bond In Accident Case
William Kerchill 27 of 705 E avenue NW faced a preliminary charge for failing to stop and aid after an accident on First street W that killed John Toeller and seriously injured Mrs Toeller. Kerchill posted a $2,000 bond in district court Friday with Joseph Holland named as surety for the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kerchill
E Avenue NW
John Toeller
First Avenue W
Toeller
Clevenger Granted Divorce in District Court Case
Judge H C Ring awarded Adelbert Clevenger a divorce from Lulu May Clevenger on cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of their four year old son was granted to the plaintiff. They married in Springfield Missouri on July 23 1929. The court overruled the defendant’s special appearance challenging local jurisdiction as the child resided with her in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Adelbert Clevenger
Lulu May Clevenger
Springfield
Missouri
Court awards Shipe judgments in rental claim and note case
Saturday the court awarded W. T. Shipe as assignee a $255.30 judgment against Vernon A. Nichols and Betty V. Nichols in a rental claim suit. In a separate count Shipe received a $450.01 judgment against Vernon A. Nichols on an alleged note that included the rental claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
W. T. Shipe
Vernon A. Nichols
Betty V. Nichols
Shipe
Lawler Will Probate Opens in District Court
The will of Mary Lawler who died December 27 was admitted to probate in district court Saturday. Elizabeth Lawler was named executrix and the decedent's children are named as beneficiaries. The will bears the date December 30, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawler
Elizabeth Lawler
Court awards Bleakly $7385 in secured note suit
A court on Saturday awarded David Bleakly a $7385 judgment in a suit on a secured note alleged to be from 1924 by Robert D Forrest and Ella Forrest. The court also terminated a moratorium act continuance on the plaintiff's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
David Bleakly
Robert D. Forrest
Ella Forrest
Johnson Seeks Decree Of Separate Maintenance
Josephine Johnson files in district court seeking separate maintenance from Walter Johnson on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The pair were married July 2 1921 in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Johnson
Walter Johnson
Iowa City
Keim Seeks In Rem Judgment On Secured Note
Fred Keim seeks 4770.26 in rem judgment in district court on a secured note allegedly created in 1931 by Ezra A. Helm and Amelia E. Helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keim
Ezra A. Helm
Amelia E. Helm
McGregor High Triumphs Over West Union 16-15
McGregor High edged West Union 16-15 in a tight contest as reported by The Gazette. Key plays drove the win for McGregor, with both teams trading blows throughout a defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
West Union
Vera Jane Goldsberry and Sylven Lawson wed in Morrison
Marion Ohio couple celebrate the marriage of Vera Jane Goldsberry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Goldsberry of Springville to Sylven Lawson son of Mrs. Flora Lawson of Marion on September 3 in Morrison Illinois. Attendants were Miss Jane Olson and DeWayne Dickey. Vera Jane graduates include Springville class of 1936 and Chillicothe Business College. Lawson graduated Marion High School 1931 and attended Coe College. They plan to reside at 520 Ninth Street Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Lawson
Ninth Street
Marion
Mrs McCannon Hosts W S A Club Meeting
Mrs C E McCannon hosted the W S A club Friday at a Kensington. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Chris Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McCannon
Kensington
Chris Larson
Mrs Raymond Fleming Taken To Iowa City For Minor Operation
Mrs Raymond Fleming was taken Thursday to Iowa City where she will undergo a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fleming
Iowa City
Mrs. Parsons Recovers from Illness
Mrs. E. E. Parsons, who had been ill with the flu, is improving and shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Parsons
Josephine Whitaker
Missionary Society Meeting Postponed to January Fifteenth
The United Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church postponed its Friday meeting at Mrs. Harley Guzzle's home to January 15. The Reading Circle hostess, Mrs. J. J. Ives, also postponed. Next Friday both programs will be given preceded by a picnic lunch at Mrs. H. O. Young's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Harley Guzzle
Reading Circle
J. J. Ives
H. O. Young
Rachel Booth
the Baptist Church
L. M. Farley
Clarence Russell
Concord Agricul ture and Literary club meeting postponed
Due to road conditions the Concord Agriculture and Literary club meeting scheduled for Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Scott was postponed for one week. The notice lists other local activities including church groups, school sports and social gatherings with names of participants and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
C. C. Scott
Tuckabache Club
Merton Hartsock
Emma Parazek
Robert Hess
Thomas Cherry
Austin Case
Independence Quints Lose Two Cage Games
Independence High School hosted Cedar Falls and fell in two basketball games. Cedar Falls defeated Independence with a solid scoring run, ending both contests decisively and extending Cedar Falls’ dominance on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Quints
Independence
Cedar Falls High School
WLS Show Tonight Brightens Hazardous Roads
The Hawk eye Ramblers from Wellman lead a Prairie Farmer WLS Community talent show with Cedar Rapids acts also performing despite bad weather. Tonight’s final 8 PM Lincoln school auditorium program features Dieman Dancers, Neighbor Boys, Eddie Tom and Jack, Earl Fulton, Gene Jacobs, Russell Jonas, Ralph Collum, Bosacker children, Uncle Ezra, Skyland Scotty, Ray Bebee, and others. Miss Grace Todd hosted the Fidelis Circle, with fifteen pair mittens donated for the Community club. The next meeting will be led by Mrs. E. Ainley on Jan 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Hawkeye Ramblers
Wellman
Prairie Farmer Wls
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln School
Dieman
Neighbor Boys
Eddie
Tom and
Jack
Earl Fulton
Gene Jacobs
Marion
Russell Jonas
Ralph Collum
CCC
Bosacker
Joe Green
Uncle Ezra
Skyland Scotty
John Young
Lee Peterson
Ray Bebee
Grace Todd
A. R. M Elwain
E. C. Ainley
Police urge parents to curb sled attachments to cars
Parents are asked to cooperate with the police in stopping children from attaching their sleds to cars and to warn them to take precautions when coasting on slippery roads. Drivers cannot control their cars on slick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Dixon nuptials bring couple home from Chicago and Chillicothe
Mr and Mrs John Dixon return from a wedding trip to Chicago and Chillicothe. The couple resumed their home life after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Chicago
Chillicothe
Illness Improves of Betty Wells Daughter of Wells
The condition of Betty Wells, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Wells, who had been ill with appendicitis, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wells
Leslie Wells
Booths Attend Milford Funeral After Sister-in-law's Death
Mr and Mrs Ronald C Booth travel to Milford for the funeral of Mrs Spencer Poland Friday. Funeral services are set for Monday. In their absence their daughter Barbara will stay with her grandparents Dr and Mrs J J Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald C. Booth
Milford
Bride-to-be Erma Hindman Dixon Feted In Shower
Mrs W B Carpenter and Mrs Arling Dice hosted a misc shower Wednesday at Mrs Dice home for Mrs John Dixon formerly Miss Erma Hindman. Friendly games and contests filled the afternoon with prizes won by Mrs Forrest Hann Miss Mildred Anthis and Mrs Frank Randall which they then gave to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Erma Hindman
W. B. Carpenter
Arling Dice
Dice
Forrest Hann
Mildred Anthis
Frank Randall
Marion area churches offer Sunday services and programs
Multiple churches in Marion list services for Sunday including Baptist Rev Loren Inman with morning worship at 10 45 and evening at 6 30 with sermons on Valley of Dry Bones and The Wonderful Creation Other denominations present include St Joseph s Catholic Church Christian Union Congregational Pilgrim and Free Methodist with schedules for Bible school communion morning worship evangelistic events and youth activities plus choir organist and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren W. Inman
E. A. Lagerquist
Retta Knapp
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
William Breed
God
Virgil Wade
Verle Breed
Christian Endeavor
Union
Congregational Church
Herbert O. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Pilgrim Highraaders
Dale Thomas
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Carl Wallace
Irvin Ford
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Raymond Drenkhahn
Lois Lockwood
Martin Wiedbusch
First Quarterly Voters Assembly
Prairie Chapel
Thomas
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CIAL
Wilson & CO
Dial
Lamson Brothers & Co
Ene Owrey
Merchants National Bank
Mattson
Wall St
Coaster
St. John’s Parish
W. E. Gott
Court House News
Kerchill
Marion News
Springville
Mrs. Sylven Lawson
Marion High
Vinton
Wilson High School
Clarence
Rodney Vahl
Central City
Mae Vahl
Hilda Cummings
Madison, Wis
E. W. Griffiths
Chitaga Camp
Jacqueline Clay
Dorothy Ford
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Marion Churches
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