Hog Prices Flat in Saturday Trade Amid Monday Estimates
Chicago AP market report shows unofficial Monday receipts: hogs 30,000 cattle 14,000 sheep 15,000 with hogs for next week 126,000. Compared to a week ago hogs eased about 50 cents per hundredweight with below choice pigs and sows off 75 cents to $1. Top hog price was $10. Cattle fell across the board with fat cattle down 50 cents. extreme steer high near $14.50. Bulls and dealers dipped 15 to 50 cents. Sheep and lamb prices also eased with fat lambs down 25 to 35 cents and sheep 25 cents lower.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hog Markets Sharply Mixed in Friday Receipts
The Chicago area cattle receipts topped 2000 head with calves around 100. Steers and yearlings softened 25c to 1.00, with weighty and medium grades weak. Sheep and lambs fell 25c to 35c, hogs steady to lower with prices slipping from prior Friday. Top steer prices near $14.50 for weighty offerings and hogs around $9.00 to $10.00 for 240 lb classes.
Omaha cattle and hog market report with varied weekly totals
U S Department of Agriculture notes receipts of cattle and hogs in Omaha with weekly shifts. Steers and yearlings mostly weak to 50 cents lower. heifers and bulls uneven, some cuts down to 50 cents. Cattle prices range from about 5 3/4 to 13 85, stockers and feeders mixed. Sheep receipts strong with lambs and ewes down. hogs steady to lower with recent quotes near 9 25 to 19 70 for various weights. Friday costs about 32 per hundredweight, with broader declines for lighter weights and sows.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts and Prices at South St Paul
Receipts show cattle about 700, hogs 1,800, sheep 1,000 with declines from last Friday. Cattle across most grades down 25 to 50 cents. top weighty fed beeves up to 12.75, feeders steady, medium stockers 5.00 to 6.50, cows 3.50 to 6.50, calves around 11.00 to 12.00 for good and choice. Hogs steady to weak, 160-200 lb animals mostly 9.40 to 9.55, 120-140 lb 8.25 to 8.90, sows 9.25 to 9.30. Sheep and lambs 50 to 65 cents lower, fat lambs to 10.65, feeding lambs 9.75, common lambs 7.50 to 8.75, ewes 4.25 to 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City cattle and sheep receipts report weekly declines
U S Department of Agriculture cattle receipts for the week show fed steers and yearlings unevenly lower by 25 to 50 cents, heifers down 25 cents, cows steady to firm, with fleshy feeders steady. Prime feeder loads and varied weights traded mixed, while sheep receipts were light with lambs mostly 25 cents lower and top values around ten dollars per head.
Iowa Hog Prices From AP Unchanged in Several Markets
The Associated Press reports hog prices were unchanged in Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa with no notable shifts in the market. Local market readings show stability across these Iowa hubs as buyers and sellers wait for further data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloog
Mason City
Ottumwa
Austin hog prices steady in Minnesota market report
In Austin Minnesota hogs show steady to good demand with weights listed. Prices for 180 to 200 pounds range around 9.05 to 9.35 per hundredweight, 200 to 290 pounds about 9.15 to 9.45, and 325 to 350 pounds around 9.35. Sows hefty at 275 to 550 pounds fetch 8.55 to 9.25 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Austin, Minn
Hog Receipts Reported Across Iowa Minnesota Plants
U S Agriculture data show combined hog receipts at 22 Iowa concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaling 12 800 for the 24 hours ending 8 am Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
DES Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Market pig prices show varied weights with steady overall trend
Prices for hogs moved with a steady to firmer undertone. Friday's average was higher than last week while weekend loading was lighter than week ago. Quotations for multiple weight ranges from light 140-160 lb pigs to heavy 425-550 lb hogs span $7.40 to $9.10, with good sows and various classes listed.
Local hog market steadiness persists with top at 9.55
Local hog market remains steady with no changes since Thursday. The top price holds at 9.55, while other local markets also report stability across quotations.
Sheep and cattle market quotes from Tem, ISRO SBR
The report lists bid ranges for sheep and cattle including lambs and yearlings. Prices vary by weight and quality with bids like choice steers over 1,190 pounds at around 11 dollars, and common cows down to about 4.25 dollars. Bulls, heifers, and dry lots show lower ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teme
ISRO
Cdo
CEDDAR RAPIDS Grain and Produce Prices in Mix of Commodities
A compact list of market quotes from CEDDAR RAPIDS covering grains, hay, straw, poultry, wholesale fruits and vegetables, and hides. It lists prices for wheat oats rye barley corn soybeans, shelled corn grades, hay and straw, live poultry, fruit and vegetables, and hides with unit and quality descriptors. The values reflect old format and ranges common to the era.
Bond Markets in New York Slow Decline Pressures High Grade Bonds
United States government obligations fell further on Saturday, dragging high grade corporate bonds with them. The decline touched losses around 7.3 points at one moment as authorities debated raising reserve requirements for member banks, prompting selling. Major issues such as American Telephone 3 1 4 s, Goodyear 5 s, National Dairy 3 7 4 s and Western Union 5 s eased slightly, while moderate gains appeared for Youngstown Sheet and Tube 3 1 2 s, Bethlehem Steel 4 4 s, and International Hydro Electric 6 s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N AP
United States
Washington
American Telephone
Goodyear
National Dairy
Western Union
Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel
International Hydro- Electric
U. S. Bonds Prices in New York Market
New York bond prices show Treasury 454s 47-52 at 120.50, Treasury 4s 44-54 at 114.00, Treasury 3s 43-47 at 109.80, Treasury 3 ss 46-49 at 108.30, and Treasury 3s 51-55 at 106.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Treasury
Wool Market In Boston Shows Fixed Prices With Limited Trade
Domestic wool trading in Boston remained restrained last week with most grades unchanged. Urgent purchases fetched small price bumps, as Ohio fleeces traded near 45 46c in the crease for fine delaine, 48 50c for staple combing half blood, and 52 54c for three eighths and quarter blood grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Ohio
Foreign exchange rates steady in cents across nations
New York iap reports stable forex values with cents quoted for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland See ee Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Brazil Tokio Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal New York in Montreal and Montreal in New York. N-Nominal.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Post Office Workers Send Birthday Greeting Telegram to President
Over 125 post office employees and families contribute 25 cents each to send a birthday telegram to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Seventy percent of the total will return to the community to aid the fight against infantile paralysis, reflecting local support and pride in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
Wheat gains fade as market nears close on Chicago Board
Chicago wheat prices rose briefly on the Board of Trade after a Liverpool advance but late selling erased most gains. May wheat at 1.2734, corn mixed and oats higher. Foreign demand and moisture reports supported traders early, yet restocking and shipping demand limited upside as markets cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentina
Steel Shares Lead Rally Amid Mixed Market Action
US Steel again led gains rising to a six year high near 97 as other steel names such as Bethlehem Republic Crucible National Steel and Allegheny Steel posted moderate advances. Automotives fell on ongoing strike deadlock while traders noted neutral influences from floods and week’s freight data. J I Case jumped about seven points at its peak.
Wheat and commodities quotes from Cedar Rapids market page
A dense page of quotes and prices from Wheat, Corn, and Soybeans futures, with May July and Sept contracts, plus mixed listings from Chicago and Winnipeg markets. Names include R. Mowrey, J. Bennett & Co, and Merchants National Bank building. The column shows open high low close data and varied percentage changes across multiple commodities and stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Brothers & Co
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National _Bank
Chicago Cash Provisions Prices Report
Chicago price list shows cash grain and livestock figures. Wheat No 2 red at 1.33 per bushel, corn varying by grade from 1.12 to 1.07, rye 1.24 1/4, soybeans No 3 yellow 1.59 1/2, barley feed 0.80 to 1.00, timothy seed 5.75 to 6.00 per cwt, flaxseed 27.00 to 34.00 per cwt, lard tierces 12.85, loose 12.07, bellies 15.75. Prices in effect for cash market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidteia
Litep
RYE
Steg
J. £. Bennett & Co. WB
Mrehants National Bank
Sasora
Alaska Juneau
Paper C
Bane
Allegheny Corps
Tel
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Totes Accee Bon Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Kayser Saline
Aits
Kayser
Julius
Amn
Gan
Kennecott Capra
Winnipeg
Owen Eeeies
Hide
Libby Owens
Myers
Aetie
Amn P
Amn Roll Mills
Lorillard P
Amn Smelting
McCrory
Amn Steel Fdys
McKesson Rod
Sug
Mathiesoh Ark
T and T
Maytag
Miami Copper
Amn Wat
Pac
Ark Nat Gas
Mont. Ward
Murray Corp
TSF
Nash Kelvin
Atlantic
Bellas Auburn Auto
Natl
Biscuit
Baldwin
Love
Balto
Ohio
Dairy
Barnsdall A
Natl Distris
Bendix
Beth Steel
Aaw
Knox
Boeing
Bohn Alum
North Amn
Borden Co A Fy
Nor
Amn Avi
Ges
Peueere Motors Sane
Aramount
Park Utah
Burroughs Adg
Penick Ford
Cal
Hecla
Penney
J C
Peoples Gas
R Mc O
Phillips
Pierce
Ches, Oh
Proctor Gambel
Cms&t P
Ae Ie
Radio Corp’n
Cagrvice
Scaroca
Col Palmolive
Reo Motors
Colo Fuel
Rep Steel
Col Gas
Elec
Reyn
Safeway
Consoleum
Setherea
Seaboards
Consol Edison
Sears Roebuck
Cones
Servel Inc
Consol Textile V.t Shell Union
Contl
Silver King
Contl Motors
Secony
Coty. Inc
So Por Rico
Crucible Steel
Sou Railway
Cub Amn
Sperry Corp
Cudahy
Curtis Wright
Standard Gas
Curtis Wr
Stand Calif
Tex Gulf S
Gillette SR
Uni
Glidden Co
U S Gypsum
Goebel Brew
Ind
Goodrich
U S Pipe
Goodyear
U S Rubber
Wesn
Maryld
Howe Sound
Union
Hudson Motors
Westghouse AB
Hupp Motors
Westghouse el
Tis
Central
White Motors
Indus Rayon
Inspiration Sone Wilson Ane Co
Intl Hydro
Tidewater
Fox Film
Uni Corpn
Zenith Radio
Hshold
Chicago Corp
Elec Boat
Tex Land Tr
Thompson Str
Ete Bom
Timken Det
Fisk Rubber
Timken RB
Freeport Tex
Trans-America
Gen. Cables
Union Carbide
Gen. Bloc
Gen. Foods
Uni Air Lines
Ly Gen Motors
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Chicago Quotations Amn Pub Soc
Dexter Co
Heileman
Butler Bros
Mar. Field
Qkaares Corp
Swift
Cord Corp Walereen
Chicago
Timothy
Produce Markets Chicago Produce
CHICAGO AP reports Butter receipts steady at 5 701 with varied creamery and extra grade prices. Eggs receipts 10 145 steady with unchanged prices. Live poultry receipts 3 trucks steady with flat prices. Potatoes receipts 64 on track with liberal supplies and mixed regional prices including Idaho russets at 3.05 to 3.30 per cwt and Wisconsin whites about 2.30 to 2.35 per cwt with Florida and Texas offerings and crate prices noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Bliss
Wisconsin
Texas
Florida
New York Produce Prices Reported by AP
New York AP market note shows butter receipts 5,055, creamery extra 92 score 3 2 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 4, cheese receipts 196,715 quiet, eggs receipts 29,996 mixed colors standards and firsts 22 to 23 percent, refrigerators seconds 17 4 2 18 percent unchanged. Dressed poultry steady with all fresh and frozen prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Grain and Produce Futures Report Snapshot
Chicago market wire notes futures in butter with storage and date pricing, egg futures with refrigerator standards and fresh graded pricing, and potato futures for Idaho russets March grade A at three dollars. Contains several incorrect or garbled details but preserves entities such as Chicago AP, butter futures dates, egg futures standards, and Idaho russet price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Dinner Menu Features Goulash and Sides
A dinner offering includes meat goulash with buttered carrots creamed cauliflower and bread. Apple butter cabbage salad and chocolate cake with spiced peach sauce accompany coffee.
Births Reported for Three Families on Jan 30
Born to Mr and Mrs Christian Besser at Mercy hospital a daughter Jan 30. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy V Porter at St Luke's hospital on Jan 30. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Russell M Cooper in Mount Vernon at St Luke's hospital on Jan 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Besser
First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Roy V. Porter
Elmhurst Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Russell M. Cooper
Mount Vernon
Court hearing on old State bank reorganization and trust
Trustees of the old State bank of Central City and objectors opened a district court hearing on the third report. Judge John T. Moffit presides as E. E. Henderson and Leo J. Wegman air objections. Wapsie Valley State bank, successor, paid depositors sixty percent. trust payments total forty five percent. Objectors seek accounting, possible judgment, and new trustees amid claims of mismanagement and questioned authority. The case involves a $23,470.67 public funds certificate. Opening statements occurred Friday with further testimony beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State Bank of Central City
District Court
John T. Moffit
E. E. Henderson
Leo J. Wegman
Wapsie Valley State Bank of Central City
State Bank of Central City
Old State Bank
L. S. Hamilton
F. G. O’meara
D. F. Barrows
Wapsie Valley State Bank
Deacon, Spangler and Sargent
George C. Claassen
Judge Harold Evans To Assist In Linn County Court
Judge Harold D. Evans of Iowa City was assigned by Chief Justice Paul W. Richards to assist with trial work at Linn county district court during January term starting Tuesday. He will likely serve two weeks in Cedar Rapids as Judge A. B. Clark is ill. Judge James P. Gaffney has returned home. The petit jury, excused last week, will report to Judge Ring Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Evans
Iowa City
Paul W. Richards
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
H. C. Ring
Evans
A. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
James P. Gaffney
Williamsburg
Ring
Jedlik dies after illness at 55 in West Branch area
Thomas Jedlik age 55 died at his home four miles north of West Branch at 6 45 am Saturday after several weeks illness Born October 13 1881 he lived in the community all his life Survived by wife Anna three children Amelia Florence and John his mother Mrs Mary Jedlik and four sisters Mrs James A Dvorsky Mrs W A Pirks Mrs Carl W Sinclair and Mrs Edward A Wise Funeral at the family home Tuesday at 1 pm burial Oakland cemetery Solon services and viewing details given by Frank A Brosh funeral home Solon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jedlik
West Branch
Anna
Amelia
Florence
John Jedlik
Mary Jedlik
James A. Dvorsky
Iowa City
W. A. Pirks
Carl W. Sinclair
Salt Lake City
Edward A. Wise
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Union of
Oasis
Oakland Cemetery
Solon
Frank A. Brosh
Sixteenth quarterly report in Ely Trust receivership approved
Judge H C Ring Friday approved the sixteenth quarterly report in the receivership of Ely Trust and Savings Bank. The report shows cash on hand at quarter end of 22196.47. Collections amounted to 11397.61 and disbursements 1561.78 for the quarter. Depositors dividends of seventy percent or approximately 155000 have been paid in the receivership to date. D W Bates is receiver and Ben S Summerwill is examiner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
Ben S. Summerwill
Judge Overrules Costello Versus Vanourny New Trial Motion
Judge John T. Moffit in district court overrules a defense request for a new trial in the Costello versus Vanourny personal injury and car damage case. A jury awarded Costello $481.75 on October 9 for a crash involving the defendants on highway 161 near North Liberty on Oct. 20, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Michael J. Costello
Martin D. Vanourny
Norberto Vanourny
Costello
Vanourny
North Liberty
Hessenius Sentenced After Cheating Allegation
Herman Hessenius of Marshalltown, 38, convicted of cheating by false pretenses received a one year county jail term from Judge H. C. King. The sentence was suspended on good behavior. Blanche Houser of Cedar Rapids testified Hessenius solicited 300 dollars on December 23, 1935, claiming a Tama milk business and promise of employment for her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hessenius
Marshalltown
H. C. King
Blanche Houser
Cedar Rapids
Hessenius
Tama
Venue Change Granted In Major Materials Suit
On plaintiff J. K. Monson assignee’s motion the judge sustained Friday the change of venue in a $6,501.65 account suit against Otto C. Klassen. The action, filed in Superior Court on November 24, 1933, involves an assigned Rocbond claim for materials allegedly supplied in 1930. District court action follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Powell
J. K. Monson
Otto C. Klassen
Rocbond Company
Superior Court
Will of Cedar Rapids man named as Mary Prucha executrix
The will of Joseph Prucha of Cedar Rapids, who died January 18, was admitted to probate in district court Friday. His wife Mary Prucha is named beneficiary and executrix. The will was made January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Prucha
Cedar Rapids
Mary Prucha
Fontelle May Pityer’s Father Granted Guardianship
J. S. Pityer is named father and guardian of Fontelle May Pityer, a 6 year old. The action establishes custody and parental responsibility for Fontelle amid ongoing guardianship proceedings. The record notes Pityer’s role as guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Pityer
Fontelle May Pityer
Court approves $1250 settlement for claims against Ernest Winters
Judge John T. Moffit in district court authorizes acceptance of $1,250 to settle any claims against Ernest Winters of Sigourney. The settlement relates to injuries suffered by the Pityer girl when struck by Winters car near Prairie Creek bridge on highway No. 161 on July 28, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
John T. Moffit
Ernest Winters
Sigourney
Winters
Prairie Creek Bridge
Divorce action dismissed in Walker case
On May 15, 1934 Judge H C Ring ordered an enrolled decree in the Elva M Walker versus Clyde Walker divorce suit. No decree was submitted, so Judge Ring dismissed the action Friday. The couple married April 23, 1925, and filed for divorce March 16, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
Elva M. Walker
Clyde Walker
Divorces Granted by Judge Ring in District Court
Judge H C Ring grants divorces for Edith I Frendle from George F Frendle aged 23 married Feb 3 1935 Velma Warren from Claude Warren aged 38 married July 21 1936 and Edward Stupka from Genevieve Stupka married in January 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Edith I. Frendle
George F. Frendle
Velma Warren
Claude Warren
Edward Stupka
Genevieve Stupka
Dismissal in $650.17 secured note suit against Hopkins pair
The Perpetual Savings and Loan association filed a district court action on May 5, 1933, seeking $650.17 on a secured note from Emmet G. Hopkins and Grace H. Hopkins. The plaintiff has dismissed the case through its attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Emmet G. Hopkins
Grace H. Hopkins
Youth Pleads Family Poverty Motive In Robbery
In Lincoln Nebraska a 19 year old Alex Loos pleads guilty to assault with intent to rob a jeweler. His mother a Russian immigrant with twelve children on $57 a month said she urged him to find work not rob. He awaits sentencing in county jail after binding over to district court on 1500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Alex Loos
Harry Goldberg
John Loos
City Briefs: Five motorists fined in overtime parking case
Five motorists were fined one dollar plus costs in police court Saturday for overtime parking. The offenders listed include L. F. Whitney of Wilson Avenue SW, I. E. Jackson of 107 Third Street NE, J. T. Ames of 2106 D Avenue NE, I. T. Willson of 2008 Park Avenue SE, and M. Ferris of 1627 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Whitney
Wilson Avenue
I. E. Jackson
Third Street
J. T. Ames
D Avenue
I. T. Willson
Park Avenue
M. Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Youth Struck By Car on A Avenue Neighborhood
Thomas Elwood aged 10 of 506 A avenue NW was struck by a car driven by George C. Miller 52 of 229 Eleventh street NW Friday noon on A avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets SE. The boy told police he was uninjured after stepping from the curb in front of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Elwood
A Avenue NW
George C. Miller
Eleventh Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Miller
McVay Family Learned Of Son In Newport Flood
Mr and Mrs J E McVay of 724 Second Street NW learn their son Lawrence and his wife survived the Newport Ky flood across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Lawrence lived in Washington DC but was working at Newport when the flood struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McVay
Second Street
Lawrence
Newport
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Lawrence McVay
Washington, D. C
McVay
Yarcho Family to Welcome Relatives from Tennessee
Mr and Mrs I W Yarcho of 2421 Meadowbrook Drive SE expect their daughter Mrs R R Henecke and her family to arrive in St Louis Missouri late Saturday from Bruceton Tennessee where they fled Wednesday on a relief train after leaving their flooded home at Paducah Kentucky Mr Yardho and daughter Vernie Mae left by automobile early Saturday for St Louis They plan to bring Mrs Henecke and her family to Cedar Rapids Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Yarcho
Meadowbrook Drive
R. R. Henecke
St. Louis
Bruceton
Tenn
Paducah
Funeral services for Frank D Lilly
Frank D Lilly will have funeral services at St Patrick s church Monday at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev Father D Peters. Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. Father Peters will recite the Rosary Sunday at 8 p m at the Brady chapel where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Lilly
St. Patrick’s Church
Father D. Peters
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Father Peters
Brady Chapel
Josiah Robinson 73 dies after lingering illness
Josiah Robinson aged 73 of 838 Third Avenue SW died at a local hospital at 7 15 am Saturday after a lingering illness. Born in Newton Moore England he came to the United States fifty years ago and lived mainly in Cedar Rapids. A former machinist at Rock Island shops he is survived by a sister Mrs Martha Horneman Danville Ill two brothers Jack Robinson Chicago and Wilfred Robinson Cedar Rapids and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Grace Episcopal Church and Maine Lodge I O Of. Funeral services will be in Grace Episcopal chapel Monday at 10 am conducted by Father R J Campbell with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel 7 to 9 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Robinson
Third Avenue
Newton Moore
Cheshire
England
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Anna
Martha Horneman
Danville
Ill
Jack Robinson
Chicago
Wilfred Robinson
Grace Episcopal Age Ae
Maine Lodge
I. O
Grace Episcopal
R. J. Campbell
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Marriage Licenses Issued in Marion and Cedar Rapids
Dwaine K. Gaines and Cecile Hoaglin of Marion received a marriage license. Pearson Reed and Anne V. Donnelly of Cedar Rapids obtained a license. Forrest Lund and Mary Sorensen of Cedar Rapids also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaine K. Gaines
Cecile Hoaglin
Marion
Pearson Reed
Anne V. Donnelly
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Lund
Mary Sorensen
Funeral for P. H. Bell Held at St Josephs Church
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of P H Bell brother of Mrs Dan Hickey in Marion at St Josephs Catholic church. Pallbearers named and attendees included R K Bell of Omaha John Collins Clinton and others. Progressive club donated eight comforters for flood victims and Red Cross relief funds reached 711 46 by Saturday. Mrs Austin Coons hosted Ladies Progressive club with a 23 person luncheon and seven comforters were made from donated material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
P. H. Bell
Dan Hickey
R. K. Bell
Omaha
Almeda Bell
Emil Benish
Mike Curran
Francis
Mike Nolan
John McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Erwin Farrell
Edward Mullally
Harold Mullally
James McGuire
Ed Mulvihill
Progressive Club
Service Club
Home Building
Red Cross
Owen Drug Store
Aments Dry Goods
First National Bank
Edison Pharmacy
Cira’s Fruit Store
Dickey’s Grocery
Hallwood Cafe
Austin Coons
Ladies Progressive Club
Mildred Hickman
George Munier
Harold Munier
Marilyn Ann
Red Cross Flood
Jobless Engineer Held For $15,000 Extortion
Walter Dunnahoo a 29 year old unemployed civil engineer was arrested at the Thornton estate in Dallas and charged with attempting to extort 15000 dollars from banker Robert L Thornton. He admitted writing the extortion note and offered no resistance. He previously served time for check forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Walter Dunnohoo
Robert L. Thornton
Dunnohoo
Thornton
Dunnahoo
Winter sinusitis and climate effects on immunity
A Florida doctor notes cures of chronic sinus infection without drastic surgery via conservative drainage and ventilation plus outdoor life in a blue sky climate. Increased outdoor exposure raises vitamin D, aiding immunity. proper sinus drainage, ventilation, and gentle turbinate shrinkage may be needed, with irrigation and moist suction for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Semi
Tropics
Arthritis treatment repetition and sources
A reader requests full treatment directions for chronic arthritis or a reference source. The reply offers no standard treatment, then instructs sending a stamped envelope with address for a monograph on arthritis or enclosing 10 cents for a booklet titled The Is Called Rheumatism. It also covers vitamin D guidance for expectant mothers and information about the Bread and Milk Club’s by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R
Bread and Milk Club
Early Veneered Furniture Traced to Ancient Egypt
The earliest examples of veneered fur niture appear in ancient Egypt, crafted for kings and linking early woodworking to royal patrons and refined surface design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
High School Dance in Washington Attended by Fifty Couples
Mrs W A Hanscom returned here after a two day visit in Washington Ia. Fifty couples of the senior high school enjoyed a dancing party Friday night in the gymnasium. The affair was sponsored by the editorial staff of Vox the high school paper. Faculty chaperons were Delbert Pugh Miss Dorothy Farris and Miss Margaret Schrubbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hanscom
Washington
Vox
Delbert Pugh
Dorothy Farris
Margaret Schrubbe
Perry visitor aid for sister confined by acute illness
Mrs Richard Crew of Perry visits her sister Mrs Grace C Koppenhaver who is bedridden by an acute illness. The report notes the family situation and ongoing care needs as authorities provide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crew
Perry
Grace C. Koppenhaver
Detroit Couple Visits Bob Hanscoms Home
Mr and Mrs Harris Lombard of Detroit, noted lyceum entertainers, were guests Saturday at the home of Mrs Carolyn Hanscom where they were hosted by Bob Hanscom. The Lombards continue their journey to Michigan as Mrs Clifford Shear recovers from influenza at her mother Mrs J W Sanborns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Lombard
Detroit
Lyceum
Bob Hanscom
Carolyn Hanscom
Lombards
Michigan
Clifford Shear
J. W. Sanborn
Braska Ill at Home on Second Avenue
C W Braska is ill at his home at 889 Second avenue. Mrs J G Thomas of Monticello was a guest of Marion friends Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Braska
Second Avenue
J. G. Thomas
Monticello
Marion Friends
Churches teach and preach across Marion parishes list
A compilation of Sunday schedules for Marion churches includes Baptist Rev Loren Inman at Central, Catholic Rev T J McElliott mass times, Christian Rev Irving Wade with Bible school at 9:45, Union service at 7:30, Congregational Rev H O Allen with Youth Sunday, Free Methodist Rev C O Monroe with multiple services, Methodist Rev E T Gough with an attendance contest, Presbyterian Rev W E Fisher with self in hand topic, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Rev C E Krog, Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school 10:30, Prairie Chapel Rev H M Thomas with Revelations series, and Young People meetings at various locations.
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Loren W. Inman
E. A. Lagerquist
B.Y.P.U
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Irving EF. Wade
William Breed
Virgil Wade
Verle Breed
Christian Endeavor
Union
Wade
H. O. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
Gaylord Ward
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Pilgrim Highraaders
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Pilgrim Fellowship
Christian Church
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Young People’s Missionary Society
E.T. Gough
Floyd Robson
Marian van Fossen
Mae Snell
Teresa Naso Meci
Marvin Edison
Epworth League
Oxford Club
F. M. McGaw
Cornell College
The
W. E. Fisher
Carl Wallace
Martin Weidrusch
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
H. M. Thomas
Pase
Tenth Street
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