Marion Schools Stage Cultural Program Broadening World View
A Marion program at Lincoln school aimed to promote understanding of foreign countries. Junior high pupils presented dances, folk tales, talks on nations, and displays from Switzerland Alaska Czechoslovakia and Japan with Miss Dorothy Haffa guiding. The event featured numerous speakers, dances including Norwegian Swedish Finnish Irish and Danish pieces, and a closing American minuet.
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Marion
Lincoln
Dorothy Haffa
John Walters
Japan
Carlton Oxley
Arthur Dodd
India
Ed Neville
Merle Hanson
Turkey
Harold Hill
Italy
John Shirley
Richard Little
Brazil
Wilson Booze
Czechoslovakia
Tom Hart
Alaska
Harry Dunlap
Hawaii
Darrell Gage
George Jones
Norway
Robert Hense
Bieking
Switerland
James Fry
Kent Finger
Albert Warren Schenken
Cape Verde Islands
Neal Dewees
Richard Russey
Finland
Harold Thompson
Robert Newlin
Charles Hendrickson
Csardas
Scotland
Frank Lockner
France
Dunkirk
Denmark
Holland
United States
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Mary Ellen Granger
Bernard Price
Teddy Davis
Switzerland
Scandinavia
China
O E S Installation At Marion Chapter No 183
Mrs Howard Lembaugh and Charles A Ward to be installed as worthy matron and patron of Marion Chapter No 183 O E S in the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening. Other officers named including Mrs Willis Jordan and Mrs Wy bro Griffith with the appointive posts to be announced. Past grand worthy matron Mrs Frank Keyser of Cedar Rapids will serve as install ing officer. Dinner at six with nominal fee. reservations due by Tuesday noon to Mrs Arthur Newman or Mrs R J Kendall.
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Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
A B. Black
Memorial Hall
B Towers
Leslie Dunn
Mrs. Dunn
A B Black
Hubert McCalley
Perry Walkup
Carl Secrist
Carl Fennow
Clifton Hawk
Clyde Kearns
Lesle Dunn
Floyd Robson
Charles Towers
Carol Roberts
Harold Fernow
Claude Scott
Harley Erwin
A.d Taube
George Oliver
Ros. Fitzgerald Floyd Robson
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s
Margaret Leming
O H
A J Elder
Fohen
Bernard Schenken
Ralph Seager
W EK Lothwan
Robert Cessford
Margaret Lemine
FI Yardenbyrook
C Miller
Row Elder
W I Cooper
Holsinger
Creasy Ramids
Marsan
Howard Lembaugh
Charles A. Ward
Marion
Masonic Temple
Willis Jordan
G O, Pyle
Wybro Griffith
Emery J. Miller
Arthur Newman
George Kindler, Jr
Frank Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Grand Worthy
R. J Kendall
Ernest Kurth
Belle Plaine
Grand Council
de Molay
Linn
Mr. Kurth
Sylvan Lawson
S C Lawson
Waldo Lindley
Order of de Molay
Waterloo
Pleasant Grove Sthool
Nott
Frank J Cleveland Blairs Ferry
Postville
Postville Lodge No
J. Phillips
Noble Grand
Ralph Bachtell
Fred Handgartner
A. J. Phillips
Leo Beucher
Elmer Schultz
Fred Ruchdaschel
J. P. Ellis
Ray Putnam
William Barets
Left Scene
Arthur Schultz
John Powell
Inside Guardian
William Wethe
Outside Guardian
Elmer Sanders
G. A Brooks
J L. Gregg
J. H W Schroeder
Teachers Dinner At Mrs Mary English Home In Cedar Rapids
Teachers of Benjamin Franklin Junior High were entertained at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary English. Tables featured chrysanthemums and birch bark place cards with walnut candyholder favors from the manual training department. Blanche Hunter won first prize at bridge, Ruth Martin second, Erma Oberg consolation. Ruby Byers won rummy.
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Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Cedar Rapids
Mary English
Bridge
Blanche Hunter
Ruth Martin
Erma Oberg
Ruby Byers
Sermon Series by Rev H O Allen Opens January 14
The Rev. H O Allen of the Congregational church will begin a slate of Sunday sermons ending Easter Sunday. Topics include The Greatest Book in the World January 14 and The Greatest Hope in the World March 25, with subsequent titles each week through March 25.
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H O Allen
Congregational Church
Christian Congregational Methodist
Presbyterian
Christian Church
C4 Biddle
Marionarea clubs plan meetings and local events
The report lists numerous upcoming community actions in Marion and Linn County including the annual meeting of the Christmas Seal group on Feb 10 in Marion with Marguerite Pfeffer of the Iowa Tuberculosis association, school district lessons on Home Made Rugs, union evening meetings, and multiple club activities, dinners, and debates.
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Christmas Seal Organization
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marguerte Pfeffer
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Martha Ann Young
Janet Elder
Kathryn Kassler
Hillsdale
Carl Michel
Legion to Hear Ed Allen Leads Jan 18 Plans
Emmett Albaugh notes a picnic lunch served with meat and potatoes and asks members to bring a covered dish and sewing items. Marion Post 298 and Auxiliary plan a 6 30 meeting at Legion hall with Ed Allen as speaker on horse racing and A J Laird as principal speaker for a stag party on Jan 18. The membership drive aims for 111. current count is 94.
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Emmett Albaugh
Library Report and Community Notes Summary
Miss Metta Whitcomb, Librarian, reports quarterly library data: average daily circulation 212.8, largest 313, smallest 117, books added 68, loaned 8090, repaired 257, new borrowers 60, days open 88, juvenile circulation 2087, adult 5283, adult fiction 3846, percent fiction 727, periodicals 1151. Local social notes include visits by Earl Boyd and Ralph Boyd parties, Congregational Priscilla Guild meeting, Will Knox visit, care for ill relative in Vinton, WSA club fruit and roll call, Tuckabache club New Year resolutions, rug making lesson for Picayune district, Jennings Hotchkiss visit, Ivanhoe club founders party, Reading Circle program, Bok reading, Lady For A Day ad, Methodist church program by Ladies Aid, VAN HORNE Farmers Mutual annual session with officer re-elections and staff bonus.
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Bertram
Helen Roselle
Osmond Berry
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
J. Bruce Eyestone
Dorothy Holland
Charlotte Berry
Harold Lerner
Caroline
Junior Berry
Edgar
Eyrstone
Kyle Blaine
J W Blaine Gilbert Caldwell
Henry Roselle Sr
Catherine
Charlotte
Caroline Berry van Horne
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
van Horne
ES. Thompson
R. C Jenks
A .Thompson
John Heading
Cyrus van Deusen
E. S. Thompson
Saturday Markets Chicago Hog Prices Ten Cents Lower
Hog prices fell about ten cents in an active Union Stock Yards session with 160 to 300 pound hogs selling 3.25 to 3.40 and top 3.50. average around 3.30. Pigs mostly under 2.50, packing sows 2.50 to 2.75. Receipts at three terminals total 13 600. Pittsburgh steady at 800. East St. Louis 2 800, active and steady to 5 cents higher. Steers 25 to 35 cents lower locally. average about 5.45. Lambs unchanged with top 8.30 and average about 5.50. Firsts cars 20 42c, etc. Poultry prices steady. potatoes receipts 98 on track 181 total shipments 737. U S No 1 Wisconsin whites 1.50 to 1.70 per cwt lows, Idaho russets 1.85 to 1.90, Nebraska Triumphs 1.80 to 1.90.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Leshorn
Rock Springs
U. S
U. S. No
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Nebraska
Grain Markets Rally After Farley Money Talk
Wheat prices jumped to a new high as Postmaster General Farley spoke on the Roosevelt monetary program. Traders expanded commission house buying amid optimism over the gold policy, while corn and oats faced selling pressure and hog values weakened provisions.
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Chicago
Farley
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
CATTLE receipts 400 with most weights steady to 25–50 cents higher for light steers and heifers. Cows and fat cows up to 25 cents higher. bulls 25–35 cents higher. vealers up about 1.00. Sheep receipts 2,000 with fat lambs mostly steady. hogs 10 cents lower to steady with good to choice hogs 3.00–3.25 per cwt. Des Moines hogs 31,200 via AP reports show mixed prices across yards. Waterloo and Mason City regions list varied hog quotes from 170 to 340 per hundredweight depending on weight.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Des Moines
API
IUS Dept. Agriculture
Tarra
Minnesota
At & Am
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines—Steads
Eood
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market Report
Hogs held steady with no grade changes on Saturday. Top price remains $290 per hundredweight for good to choice hogs, while calf market shows $200 to $474 per head for 130-190 lb cattle. Lambs range around $79 to $80 per hundredweight, with buck lambs at about $100 per hundred.
Chicago Produce Futures Market Snapshot
Prices for eggs butter and potatoes show unsettled or steady quotes with February and March storage standards noted. Receipts and car counts appear alongside fluctuating futures movement in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Dairy and Farm Prices Mixed in Local Market
Grain prices and farm goods show varied bids with wheat oats rye and barley listed alongside hay and straw rates. Local fruit and produce from Kennery Wholesale Fruits include California grapes, grapefruit, lemons, pears, and other staples. New officers were installed at Postville lodge No 107 and highway No 116 graveling work near the government fish hatchery has begun with Cedar Falls crews and local labor on an eight hour shift schedule.
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Manchester
Weaver Construction Company
Cedar Falls
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