Marion News Officers of Linn chapter to be installed
Officers of Linn chapter No. 900 Order of De Molay will be installed in a public ceremony Tuesday at 8 p.m. Names of master councilor Allen Edwards and other officers listed. Instaling officer Syl Von Lawson assisted by Amos Stewart and Ralph Michel. Public invited.
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Linn
de Molay
Allen Edwards
DeWayne Dickey
Donald Hillerege
Lloyd Edwards
Richard Hatt
John Nelson
Norman Johnson
Robert Manson
Richard Derflinger
William Lange
Joseph Gatewood
Sentinel
Eugene Gerdes
Lyle Manson
Marion Hendrickson
Merrill Clemans
Robert Shirley
Don Price
Ross Edwards
Eugene Newlin
Donovan Goodyear
Syl- von Lawson
Amos Stewart
Ralph Michel
Waldo Lindsey
Raymond Mansoon
Skillful Swimmers And Divers At Legion Pool
Outstanding young swimmers are developed at Legion Pool led by 12 year old Virginia Smith who passed beginners and swimmers tests and could pass junior lifesaving with age. Grace Howell teaches free swimming with daily classes aided by lifeguards Dick Westerfield and John Powell. Westerfield and Powell, university students and Red Cross examiners, lead multiple swimming groups including 4 to 7 year olds. Next Sunday a 140 piece band concert by groups from Alburnett Shellsburg and Newhall precedes plans for the annual water carnival on July 25 with Red Cross examiner Murphy present and a Mickey Mouse parade as a feature.
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Grace Howell
Life Guards
Jane Ann Grayston
Kathryn Kassler
Patricia Peck
Marion
Ann Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Westerfield
University of Iowa
Dolphin Club
Red Cross
Stillwater
Minn Powwell
Murphy
St. Louis
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Around Marion
Local church and club events fill the week with meetings, picnics, and visits. Attendees include Mrs Ed Lagerquist Kathryn Berryhill Retta Mac Knapp Rev W H Bridwell and Mrs Dora Granger leading sessions. An August wedding party and a linen shower honor Mrs Clarence Flitsch feature social hospitality and neighborhood groups.
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Ed Lagerquist
Kathryn Berryhill
Retta Mac Knapp
W H. Bridwell
Iowa Falls
Local social notes list guests and gatherings
Long Beach and Green Bay visitors are noted along with Phoenix and Springfield residents. The Winicket Camp Fire group plans a Wednesday swimming party at the American Legion pool with each girl bringing lunch. Week end guests include Lawrence Gordon and Loreta Gordon of Long Beach and Frieda and Opal Gordon of Cedar Rapids. Merton Knapp visits Miss Dorothy Schultz.
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Long Beach
John G. Powles
Phoenix
Goldie Oxley
Springfield
Stewart Rodger
Jeanne
Green Bay
Wis
Eoree Co. Oxley
Kathleen Oxley
J. T. Gallivan
Carrie Reichert
Pearl Bulkley
Janet Cheadle
Winicket
Janet Derflinger
American Legion
Merton Knapp
Chicago
Dorothy Schultz
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Mr and Mrs A F P Sanders left for Spokane Washington Saturday night. Mabel Norberg departed Saturday for the Pacific coast via San Antonio Texas. Clara J Warrin and William T Norris both of Cedar Rapids wed Saturday by Justice Henry A Stearns. A regiar meeting of the board of adjustment will be held in the city council room at 3 pen Monday. The executive committee of the Young Men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. Imden camp No 145 Modern Woodmen of America meets Tuesday July 10 at 8 pm for regular work at 109 Second avenue SE. Howard R Green will speak on Modern Methods of Sewage Disposal at Rotary club Monday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. Columbia division No 37 Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will meet at 2 pm Wednesday in LO OF hall. Mrs Catherine Linehan 1269 Fourth avenue SE who died Friday was the widow of Don Linehan not Tom Linehan as listed in Saturday's Gazette obituary. Additional street showers have been received by the waterworks department to replace those out of service, so the complete daily schedule will be resumed this week.
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Imden Camp No
Modern Weedman of America
Second Avenue SE
Columbia Division
Order of Railway Conductors
LO. O. F. Hall
Catherine Linehan
Fourth Avenue SE
Don Linehan
Tom Linehan
Linenen
Waterworks Department
HOG PRICES STEADY AS MARKETS REPORT LIGHT RECEIPTS
Hog receipts were light Saturday and prices held near Friday. Chicago four-market receipts totaled 13 000 with 8 000 at Chicago. East St Louis 5 cent lower at 4 75 top. cattle rally 25 50 cents higher at Chicago on 2 000 receipts. East St Louis 1 000 with 300 calves up 15 25 cents. sheep across four markets 5 200 mostly to Chicago, market weak from last Friday.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Good Packers
Chicago Livestock Prices See Mixed Week on Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Receipts 2 000 cattle with steers and long yearlings 25c higher. Heifers and mixed yearlings 25-50c higher. Dry cows steady to 25c lower. Bulls up 10-25c. Cattle mostly 5-10c above week’s end. Steers 5.00 down to 2.75 with heavies 1200-1300 lb. Sheep receipts 5 000 with lambs weak to 25c lower and yearlings steady. Hogs receipts 8 500 with steady to firm tone, top about 4.85 for 315 lb hogs.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Montagas
Rich Gold Deposits Found In Anatolia
In Karakocse district of Eastern Anatolia rich gold deposits have been found. The government has appointed a commission of mining experts to study the field's commercial potential.
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Anatolia
Istanbul
Karakocse
Des Moines Hog Receipts Show Mixed Price Ranges
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 24 hour hog receipts at 22 yards and 7 plants in Interior Town and southern Minnesota totaling 26 500, up from 21 100 a week ago and 36 800 a year ago Mostly steady to lower than Friday. Prices vary by weight with good packing and light weights shown across several brackets. Iowa hog quotes list several price ranges for different weights and regions including Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa reports.
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JOWA
DES Moinesapi
US Dept. Agricultures
Interior Town
Minnesota
Heavy hog market shows slight drop in prices
Heavy hogs ease slightly on the local market with all good packers a nickel lower and top price down to 3.45. Good to choice grades hold steady as buyers watch demand.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Odd Fact
Wheat and oats prices listed with various futures and mid range values. Wholesale fruits and vegetables show California Valencias, Florida grapefruit, lemons, potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions and tomatoes with explicit price ranges. Hides and animal byproducts priced No. 1 and No. 2 cured hides, calf, horse and green hides. The text closes with an unrelated animal observation about a sloth’s locomotion and posture.
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Scp
Aes
California
Florida
Gazelle Want Ad Rates and Grain Prices Fragment
Rates and line counts for Want Ad placements with Chicago grain and corn price listings. The text outlines number of words per line and days of publication, then provides sample prices for No 2 Ted No 4 rent and various hard and mixed grain and corn categories with per bushel costs.
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Chicago
Wheat Prices Slip As Crop Report Anticipated
Chicago region grain markets edged lower ahead of the government crop forecast due next Tuesday. Traders stayed near the sidelines as cool spring weather and mixed regional reports kept prices soft, with corn and oats slipping and provisions advancing on scarce offerings. Packers bought lard futures amid the retreat.
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Chicago
Northwest
North America
Winnipeg
Canada
Montana
United States
Iowa
Agricultural Prices Snapshot
Oats none rye nonce barley price 56 93c Timothy seed 9.3577 5.60 cwt Clover seed 310.256 14.25 cwt Lard tierces 6.75 loose lard 6.15 bellies 9.65.
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Potatoes and Poultry
Receipts 284 on track 351 total 0 5 shipments 1 153 Triumph firm cobblers weak liberal demand and trading moderate prices listed for U S No 1 potatoes from North Carolina Idaho and Virginia with quality and decay notes. Poultry live receipts four trucks steady with prices for hens leghorn roasters and turkeys provided across several categories.
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Chicago
North Carolina
U. S
Idaho
Virginia
Rock Springs
Shank Scheduled for Execution in Colley Family Poison Case
In Little Rock Arkansas Gov Futrell set July 27 for the execution of Akron attorney Mark H Shank for poisoning the Alvin Colley family at a Malvern picnic. Shank was convicted of putting poison in grape juice leading to four deaths or serious harm.
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Little Rock
Ark
INS
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Alvin Colley
Bloomhall Clinches Third Flight Title in County Golf
W. Bloomhall defeated P. R. Wagner to take top honors in the third flight of the county club handicap golf tournament. With only the second flight pending, Johnny Vavra is set to meet Dr. D. E. Beardsley.
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Bloomhall
P. R. Wagner
Co. W. Bloomhall
P. FR. Wagner
Johnny Vavra
D. E. Beardsley
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Catherine Cheadle
C. F. Chedzzii
Oxford University
the Baptist Church
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Willian H. Bridwell
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Yocom Funeral Home
Oxford League of the Methodist Church
Richard Starry
Virginian Murray
Jane Schroeder
Boone
Frank Minor
Sade Scott
L. C. Low
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Vernon Lent
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John Boozer
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Waterloo
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Dan Rees
Perry
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Sara Scott Ford
Tenth Street
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Fred Bebee
Springville
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Prairieburg
Four C's
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Keystone
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Gray
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Alva Whitney
Mildred Willis
Walter Willis
James Jordan
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Mary
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Lawrence Peterson, Jr
Lawrence Peterson
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Tuckabache Club
Owen Turner
Central City
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Legion Pool
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Dora Granger
Carolyn Hanscom
A. E. Blinks
Jane Scott
Alice Wallace
Miss Scott
Clarence Flitsch
Alburnett
Myrna Albaugh Bunce
Maxine Elkin
Fittsch
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Fred Shireman
Coggan
Paul Happ
Burlington
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Peoria
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W H Wilson
Oneida N.Y
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A. F P. Sanders
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