Resistance grows against advance in hog and cattle markets
Market report shows resistance increasing against advance in hogs with light supplies and higher Chicago bids to 5.55. Cattle prices firm with Chicago up 25c on red steers and various regions lifting 10 to 25c. Totals include 15,875 lots in cattle and mixed listings across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
Vine
Ot . Louis
Wheat Prices Dip Slightly As Market Sways
Wheat prices drifted fractionally lower on the Chicago board amid light trading and awaiting domestic crop estimates. Corn and oats followed Wheat with subdued moves as provisions rose on higher hog prices and overseas markets offered mixed signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cee A
Sunibention
Liverpool
Sioux City Livestock Prices Drift Higher Across Classes
Market report shows steady to higher receipts with steers and yearlings up 15 to 25 cents, heifers and cows advancing, and feeder stock active. Load lots of choice medium weight beeves bring around 9.10, feds 7.50 to 8.50, lambs firm at 6.50 and up, and odd lots trading around 4.59 for yearlings. overall feed and grass cattle mixed as buyers seek value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City ‘Livestock Sioux
Dept. Rcara
Lambs
Iowa Hog Prices by the Associated Press
Iowa hog prices shown by the Associated Press across markets. Prices vary by weight and grade with figures for 140 to over 350 pound hogs. Notable ranges include best heavy packers around 4.40 to 4.75 per pound and lighter weights between 3.20 and 4.25 per pound. Des Moines reports similar trends with light to heavy hogs priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason
Negne
Fair Packers ‘Fer
Good Packers
Market Receipts Mixed as Week Opens in Iowa
Early week notes show receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 pack plants with MOE mostly steady to 10c higher than late last week. Some stations 15-20c higher, activity remains fairly active on demand and choice grades. Prices listed include large weights and lighter lots with varied per hundred pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dept. Ag
Igher
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts show hogs at 14 with gains up to 20 cents and top hog prices around $5.10 to $5.00 for various weights. cattle steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings at $6.75 to $8.25 and heifers $6.70 to $7.50, stockers and feeders mixed. sheep receipts at 7.20 with feed-lambs steady to slightly lower and best clipped lambs around $6.25 to $6.50, noting mixed ranges and limited clarity in some lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Iu. S. T. of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock Quotes Mixed Receipts Rise
Hogs receipts 7 500 with 1 600 direct show uneven demand and gains 10 to 15 cents. Cattle receipts 14 000 with calves 2 000 and fed steers and yearlings uneven gains. top steer quotes near 39.00 with good and choice weights 7 25 to 9 00 per cwt and varieties around 5 00 to 7 50 for other classes. Kills active and steady with top natives at 6.95 to 7.90 per hundredweight. Lambs, ewes, and rams show varied bids with light to moderate demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S. Dept of Agriculture
Stedy
Arizona Lambs
Ewes
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Riculieee
Eee
Gov. Ae Ti
Bond Markets Show Broad Activity Across Foreign and Domestic Issues
U S government obligations remained in good demand as Treasuries edged higher in early trading. Foreign issues softened in places with German bonds and Brazilian notes under selling, while Canadian Pacific and American Telephone offered better tones. American utilities and oil majors showed modest gains amid a generally steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Aes Bonnett Corporation
Pce
Sao Paulo
Canadian Pacific
Sentare
Santa Fe
Western Electrics
Iide
Shell Union Oil
Standard Oil
New York
Uv. S&s
Treasury
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported By AP
Chicago livestock market summary shows mixed bids with hogs firming higher. Slaughter cattle and steers move steady with good to choice quality. weights vary and prices listed for multiple weight ranges and carcass grades.
Treasury notes trading amid mixed yields and weak demand
Market activity shows Treasury notes with mixed yields as investors absorb signals from the economy. Dealers report cautious demand with some auction pacing affecting price levels and short term maturities around the 1 to 4 year area.
Supply Figures Show Grain Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered figures on grain supply including references to wheat corn and a large 390 000 value, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. The readable elements suggest an agricultural market note from a G SUPPLY section referencing Smneriens Ges and New York related items amid a messy OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orig
Grain market quotations and price notes from era
Cash grain prices show 62 cars traded with a general 1 percent decline. Quotes include No 1 northern 53 455c and No 1 dark northern 63 767c with various protein grades and durum and yellow corn references across scattered figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Actaerax Mae
Anne
Mixed Hay Receipts and Flour Prices in Local Market
Market report notes hay receipts including timothy and mixed varieties with prices around $7 per cwt and rye hay also listed. Flour prices show a figure near 4.46 per barrel, with related items such as cotton sacks and standard meats mentioned in the same brief market update.
Refrigerators Close Under Forage Standards Dates
A brief notice notes refrigerations will close October 16 and November 18 under forage standards. The item records actions by the relevant authority and the set deadlines for compliance.
Foreign Exchange Rates From New York Ledger
The report lists international currency figures with rates in cents and percentages for major economies including Great Britain Italy Holland Norway Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Poland Yugoslavia and others. Data appears incomplete with several garbled entries and missing values.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Italy
Bel
Epene
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Witzerland
Spain
Porugal Sue G
Poland
Kia
Jugoslavia Ae
Nen Ee
Eunadie
Forle
Gwenchas
Bootren
Wealeet
Cedar Rapids Notice Reads
Fragment unclear reading shows a Cedar Rapids notice with scattered letters. Content does not reveal a clear event or action.
Prime Porkers Rise in Five Cent Advance Market
Prime dogs continue upward on the local market while the good packers are unchanged. An advance of five cents was made in the former Sokeeuan with the top figures rising accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokeeuan
Calf and Lamb Market Prices Recorded
Market report lists calf prices from 400 to 1800 cents per hundredweight and lambs in the 75 to 85 cent range. Quality varies with heavier animals priced by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss Es Eheef Marxzet
Wall Street Opens Week With Mixed Dips and Gains
The stock market started the week with alternating declines and rebounds then moved into gains late trading. Auburn rose about 8 points while Armour of Delaware, Cudahy, and Wilson added 1 to 3 points and rails stayed firm with Santa Fe and Union Pacific up. American Telephone and Telegraph rebounded from earlier lows after about 600000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auburn
Armour
Delaware
Cudahy and Wilson
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Cola
Markets Open Week With Mixed Downtick and Early Gains
The market opened on a sagging note with scattered selling against recent soft spots like American Telephone and Coca Cola. Short covering in Auburn and rails helped recovers and many issues rose 1 to 2 points, while Auburn surged over 6 points and packing stocks advanced with hog-price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Coca Cola
Auburn
Cudahy
Armour of Illinois
Wilson
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Santa Fe
Norfolk and Western
Union Pacific
Woolworth
Sears
National Biscuit
Procter and Gamble
Detroit Edison
Peoples Gas
Air Reduction
McKeesport
U. S. Steel
American Can
Standard of N. J
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Case
North American
Washington
Congress
Financial ledger snippet with varied stocks and firms
A garbled listing shows numerous company names such as Adams Express Armour and Armour Del Nevada Copper Atchison New York Central Atlantic Rfe Nor Pac North Amn and Packard. It resembles a 19th or early 20th century securities page with percentages indicating shares or bond yields and scattered values for multiple firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jump
Ofa
of Merchants
Adams Express
Hudson
Mt Ward
Gees
Armour Ill
Ee Dairy
Armour del
Nevada Copper
Atchison T
NY Central
Atlantic Rfe
NH & H Auburn Auto
Norf & Wes
Aviation Corp
Nor Pac
Ohio
North Am
Barnsdall A
Bendix
Av’n
Packard Airs
Borden Co
Penick & Ford” Co
Livestock Market Report Mixed Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts about 5 700 head with most classes steady. Dry fed steers bring around 7.00 to 7.50 while yearlings fetch up to 8.25. Heifers and calves vary, cows from 2.60 to 3.25, stockers and feeders steady at 3.50 to 4.00, vealers and cutters noting steady to 4.25 with selective top vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
A. Devine
Drive to sell tickets for labor relief at Bunny Park
A plan to sell three thousand one dollar tickets to baseball games at Bunny Park is staged. Each ticket represents one hour of labor for an unemployed person and thirty percent of the price goes to the cause. The goal is three thousand hours of labor for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Park
The Bunnies Rally Fans With Dollar Grandstand Tickets
The Bunnies play solid baseball drawing strong crowds. One dollar buys a grandstand seat for any remaining game and pays for an hour of labor for a jobless worker, offering public entertainment and work in tough times.
Washington Masonic Memorial Described In Talk To Rotarians
C C Hunt spoke to Washington Rotarians about the George Washington Memorial in Alexandria Virginia. He described the building started as a memorial to the Father of His Country and noted its large size, history, and fundraising by popular subscription with the interior unfinished awaiting funds. Rev John J Gent presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Alexandria
Masonic Lodge
C. C. Hunt
Hunt
Washington
John J. Gent
Rotary Club
Judge Dismisses Suit Against Iowa State Savings Bank
Judge H. C. Ring dismisses the action by the International Transportation Association against the Iowa State Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids in district court. The plaintiff claimed a sum due under an alleged advertising contract. the bank denied the signature was authorized. The court found the signer exceeded duties, so the bank was not bound by the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
International Transportation Association
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Transportation Organization
Edward McKernan Pleads Not Guilty in District Court
Edward McKernan of 1407 Fourth Street NW pled not guilty in district court Monday before Judge H C Ring on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested by police at 445 PM Saturday on Third Street NW between I and K avenues. A true information was filed by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson and McKernan was released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McKernan
Fourth Street NW
H. C. Ring
McKernan
Third Street NW
Carl Hendrickson
Soakee
Cornet Champion Donald Pratt to Organize Playgrounds Bands
Donald Pratt the cornet champion will organize musical groups at Cedar Rapids city playgrounds this week. Free music will be provided by the Playground commission. Merit players may join the all city playground band. Schedule includes Harrison Roosevelt Riverside Sinclair on Tuesday and Whitlam Daniels Kenwood on Wednesday with specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Playground Commission
All City
Pratt
Harrison
Roosevelt
Riverside
Sinclair
Whitlam
Daniels
Kenwood
Royal Bohemians at Lincoln Park Tonight
City brief notes advertise a Royal Bohemians gathering at Lincoln Park tonight. Also report Mrs. Jennie Parker’s Sunday night departure for Portland Oregon and Mrs. Neil Smith of Clinton visiting her father E K Wehry at 506 A Avenue NW. Twenty five cent supper at Second Christian Tuesday credits Linden Camp No 145 M W A meet that evening for business and new members. officers urged to attend at 8 with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Smith
Clinton
Grace Wehry
E. K. Wehry
A Avenue NW
Smith
The
Cedar Rapids
Linden Camp No
Waterloo Publix manager visits Cedar Rapids friends
Harry Herman of Publix theaters in Waterloo spent his vacation visiting friends in Cedar Rapids on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Herman
Waterloo
Publix Theaters
Cedar Rapids
Vinegar Barrel Theft Reported At Market
Police report a theft from the First Avenue potato market Saturday night involving one barrel of vinegar and two empty barrels. The incident was reported Monday with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Roastin' ear season opens with garden corn spread
C H Miller at 1321 Twentieth avenue SW hosted an early Sunday noon roastin ear meal featuring corn from his own garden and fresh green cucumbers also from the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Miller
Twentieth Avenue SW
Marion man pleads not guilty to two check utterance charge
George Clatterbuck of Marion pleaded not guilty before Justice G. S. htner on Monday to a charge of uttering two checks on a Marion bank. A hearing was set for July 14 and bond was fixed at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clatterbuck
Marion
G. S.htner
Nickell Fined For Fishing Without License
Marvin Nickell was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice G Lightner on a charge of fishing without a license. All but two dollars of the fine were suspended on Nickell's promise to obtain a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nickell
Justice G. S&s
City Council Eyes Informal 10 A.M. Budget Hearing
The city council will meet informally at 10 a.m. to hear next year’s budget estimate presented by Louis D. Burgos. The final public hearing is scheduled for July 28, and the budget must be certified by the auditor on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Burgos
Evening Mystery Plant Attracts Attention In Garden
A plant named Evening Mystery with large lemon colored flowers and strong dusk fragrance grows in the garden of Mr and Mrs F M Burch 1127 Ellis boulevard NW. The unusual specimen is drawing considerable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Burch
Ellis Boulevard
Ottumwa men fined for disorderly conduct at Coe campus
R C Carnahan and John Quin lan were arrested Saturday while loitering about the Coe college campus and fined 25 dollars plus costs on a charge of disturbing the peace. William Seelye paid a ten dollar fine when he pled intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Carnahan
John Quinlan
Ottumwa
Coe College
William Seelye
Germans Build Plane To Fly Stratosphere At High Speed
The Junkers company in Germany nears completion of a stratospheric air craft designed for 1000 mph operation. The craft features a hermetically sealed pilot cabin, an oil engine, and unusually large wing area for support in rarefied high altitude air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Junkers Company
Germany
Commerce Department
Standard Oil service men meet in northeastern Iowa
The semi annual meeting of Standard Oil service men in northeastern Iowa was held Monday at the Hotel Roosevelt. Attendees included T. V. Warren of Davenport the district manager and M. E. Jondon of Davenport the service station superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
T. V. Warren
Davenport
M. E. Jondon
Local court fines for vehicle light and speeding violations
C Kepler J B Collins A Miller and M G Bryan paid 2 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in police court to parking a vehicle without a rear light. Four speeders paid toll. Mark Colligan R W Sherman Elmer Dielman and J B Seaton. Sherman fined 10 dollars and costs. others charged 15 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kepler
J. B. Collins
A. Miller
M. G. Bryan
Mark Colligan
R. W. Sherman
Elmer Dielman
J. B. Seaton
Sherman
Funeral tribute notes life of Marion merchant Walter Patten
Funeral services for Walter Patten Marion hardware merchant were held Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev John M Walters officiating. Attendees traveled from Marion Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Springville and nearby towns. A vocal quartet accompanied by Ruth Engstrom sang In The Garden and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Families and friends listed included numerous Patten relatives and many out of town mourners from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and beyond. The article also mentions church gatherings and upcoming services and notes social visits and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Patten
Marion
Methodist Church
John M. Walters
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Springville
Srx
H. G. Stitzel
Mildred Titus
J. J. Booth
E. J. Esgate
Ruth Engstrom
Jesus
Mr. Patten
John Yocom
Leo Patten
Jay Patten
Dan Morris
Roy Patten
Central City
Merle Patten
Clarence Patten
Beulah
Barnesville
Ohio
William Mott
Iowa City
Eva Bye
Alinda Bye
West Branch
K. Price
Muscatine
O. J. Heverly
Anna Lee
Ee Rae
A. H. Ring
Orvil Jones
Center Point
A. M. Taylor
Vinton
Carl Sailor
Henry Hanwardson
Howard Whitlatch
Oxley Walmer
Lisbon
L. Burns
Bertram
William Patten
Edgar Patten
Lois
John Patten
Lillian
Dan Hampton
W. P. Bedell
A. J. Bedell
Alice I. Ross
Whittier
O. W. Rush
Madonna
E. M. March
Ruth
Ora Fahl
L. F. Doherty
Tom Clegg
W. E. Baumgartner
Evelyn
Ellwyn
Busenbark
Fred Thompson
Ben Moats
Charles Madison
Verne Hyde
Norman Suttliff
E. Hodgin
Elizabeth
Raymond
Emma Berry
Bert Nedro
A. J. Bobst
M. E. Border
B. Ped
Forest Siggins
John Cortes
To Visit In Perry
Mrs W G Koppenhaver Marion correspondent for The Gazette will visit Perry for a few days to see her sister Mrs R A Crew. During her absence Miss Emilie Griffin will handle the Marion news. Office phone 7 J residence 633.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
W. G. Koppenhaver
Marion
the Gazette
R. A. Crew
Emilie Griffin
Marion News
Return of Former Iowan Ends Search
Jack Murphy 47 son of a former Fort Madison business man returned to Laguna Beach California on Sunday saying he was away on business. Police halted an investigation into Murphy's disappearance last Tuesday after reports of Matilda Griffith 28 friend of Murphy and Gerald Sage 16 Laguna Beach student also missing. Police said there was no connection between the disappearances and a bloodstained automobile found at Victorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Beach
Calif
Jack Murphy
Fort Madison
Matilda Griffith
Murphy
Gerald Sage
Victorville
A. W. Johnson
Unable To Find Kin Of Accident Victim
Authorities cannot locate relatives for William Lutz a 19 year old who died from a broken neck after being struck by signal ropes on a box car near Del awareness Friday night. The Milwaukee railroad via duct crossing Illinois Central tracks is cited as the location of the accident. Tom Murphy a companion said Lutz was from Detroit but police there have not located kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Manchester
William Lutz
Delaware
Milwaukee Railroad
Ilinois Central
Tom Murphy
Lutz
Detroit
Sprague Davenport Pitcher Dies in Newport Ky
Davenport Blues Sox left handed pitcher Cliff Sprague died Sunday at his Newport Kentucky home after illness that began earlier in the season He had pitched only one game this year and was reported by club president Paul Lagomarcino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Cliff
Davenport Blues Sox
Newport
Paul Lagomarcino
Sprague
J S Bain Injured in Des Moines Pedestrian Crash
J S Bain of 388 Seventeenth Street SE was struck by a Des Moines driver at a street intersection at 8 45 Thursday evening. He was hospitalized with injuries to his left knee right hip and chest and is confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Bain
Seventeenth Street
Des Moines
L. J. Larson
Mr. Bain
Market price report New York produce list
Markets report fluctuating prices for staples in New York New York to pote Beigel Maine Sand list includes potatoes at 1.68 per unit flour steady at 4.00 pork at 18.50 lard 5.25 a variation in dressed turkeys to 0.29 ducks 0.88 eggs firm near 1.94 per dozen whites 1.84 state, butter firm creamery receipts 11.025 eggs 88.996 nearby 19.42 sugar duty paid 3.05 factory duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Middlewest
Sant
Potatoes Prices and Receipts Listed Amid Weather Notes
Disjointed AP wire fragment records potato receipts and shipments with figures, plus weather hints. Mentions Missouri prices and market notes, along with decayed stock and varying cents per unit.
City Physician Isolates Two Smallpox Cases
City health officials report two smallpox cases isolated Monday. The patients were located at 415 Sixth Street SW. City Physician T. F. Suchomel announced that the source of infection could be vaccinated at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
T. F. Suchomel
Man killed in collision with elderly victim named
An article reports a Manchester crash leaving Thomas N. 92, the oldest man, with injuries after a collision at a corner. A second car halted, Sedgwick police stopped at the scene, and one hip is feared broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Thomas N
Sedgwick
Births Reported For Mr and Mrs German and Mr and Mrs Gorton
A daughter was born July 9 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr and Mrs L F German of 106 6th Avenue NW. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Gorton of 1123 Ninth Street NW on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. German
Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hosmom
Lester Gorton
Ninth Street NW
Marriage Licenses Registered for Jones and Payne
Marriage licenses recorded for Georgia Payne and Linn County resident Jones. The couple’s filing shows both parties as residents of Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cae Eee
Ag Jones
Georgia Payne
Linn County
Appointment of Executor for Caroline Christian Knaack
Notice states on July 9 the county has appointed and qualified John D. Randall as executor of Caroline Christians Knaack of Linn County Iowa. He calls debts to be paid immediately and urges all claimants to file authenticated claims with the Linn County Iowa Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lint
Caroline Christians Knaack
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Railway Mail Clerks hold Thomas park picnic
The Cedar Rapids branch of the Railway Mail Clerks association held a Saturday evening picnic at Thomas park with about thirty people from Rapids and Marion attending a social event after a day of leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Railway Mail Clerks Association
Thomas Park
Rapids and
Marion
Funeral Services Held for County Pioneer John Mentzer
A number of Marion residents gathered Monday afternoon at Beatty chapel in Cedar Rapids for the funeral of John Mentzer, a county pioneer and retired farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John Mentzer
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Rapeids
Parish Ladies Host Picnic Luncheon In Dar Falls
Mrs. Clarence M. Winkoop of dar Falls is the guest this week her cousin Mrs. J E Bromwell. The Third division of the Priscilly guild of the Congregational church will meet Thursday noon for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs. T Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Andrew P. Munsen
Clarence M. Winkoop of
Dar Falls
J. E. Bromwell
Priscilly Guild
The
Congregational Church
T. Murray
Dry Creek Club to Meet at Gillmores Home
The Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club will convene Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the residence of Mr and Mrs G I Gillmore for an evening meeting and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
G. I. Gillmore
Patschke Family Returns From Waukon Visit
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Patschke and daughters Mildred and Ida spent the weekend in Waukon with Mr. and Mrs. George A. Patschke Jr. before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Patschke
Mildred
Ida
Waukon
George A. Patschke, Jr
Installations Planned for Grove City Rebekah Lodge
Officers will be installed at the fourth meeting of Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 on Monday at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs Charles Jencks Attend Event in Chicago Home
Mrs Charles Jencks of Chicago is in the home of Mr and Mrs George Carver for an unspecified social occasion. The note places Jencks at the Carvers' residence with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jencks
Chicago
Mrs
George Carver
Mrs Wolfe to Visit Sister-in-Law in town this week
Mrs George Wolfe of Philadelphia is expected to arrive here this week for a visit with her sister-in-law Mrs Letty Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Philadelphia
Letty Williams
Miss Anna Disbrow Sunday Returns From Wyoming
Miss Anna Disbrow Sunday has returned from Wyoming where she cared for Mrs. Holub and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Wyoming
Mrs. Holub
Falcon Recovers Smoothly After St Luke's Operation
C W Falcon, who underwent an operation at St Luke's hospital a week ago, is making a satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Falcon
St. Luke’s Hospital
Michel Family Returns From Milton Wisconsin Visit
Mr and Mrs George Michel and their son and Mrs Ida Michel returned from Milton Wisconsin where they visited relatives Miss Ella Grant sister of Mrs George Michael accompanied them to Marion for a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
Ida Michel
Milton
Wis
Ella Grant
George Michael
Marion
Johnson Palms and Kin Leave Town After Visit
Mr and Mrs James Johnson and Mr and Mrs Frank Palmer with their son and daughter departed Monday for New Kensington Pennsylvania following a week long stay at the homes of George Starks Will Kassler and George Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Frank Palmer
Monday
New Kensington
George Starks
Will Kassler
George Miller
Beiber Family Plans Midwest Visit
Mrs. B. E. Beiber, her daughter Vivien Duede, and Ellwood Beiber depart Tuesday for Terre Haute Indiana. They will also visit Danville Illinois and Chicago, expecting to be gone a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Beiber
Vivien Duede
Ellwood Beiber
Terre Haute
Ind
Danville
Ill
Chicago
Just a Mere Bridge Club Hosts Event at Cedar Rapids Home
The Just a Mere Bridge club will be entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J H ur on Twenty ninth street and First avenue East in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.ur
Twenty-ninth Street
First
Mrs Schultz Improves after Emergency Appendectomy
The condition of Mrs. George Schultz who underwent an emergency appendectomy at St. Luke's hospital is reported as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schultz
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs Burns Visits Des Moines After Family Visit
Mrs Archie Burns returned to her home in Des Moines after visiting her brother Harley Breed and his family. Her nephew William Breed accompanied her for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Burns
Harley Breed
Sunday
Des Moines
William Breed
Marion Merchants Lose 6 3 At Legion Park
The Marion Merchants fell to Coggan 6 to 3 Sunday afternoon at Legion Park. Pitcher McConaughy and catcher Otto Heck played for Marion, with Clarence Meggers serving as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Legion Park
Coggan
McConaughy
Otto Heck
Marion
Clarence Meggers
Nevah Prior to Lead Marion Club Ase Committee
Miss Nevah Prior will serve on the committee for the ase at Marion Country Club Tuesday night. Reservations should be with chairmen Mrs. H F Lockwood Mrs Paul Fry and Mrs A A La Weld French of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevah Prior
Harold Ballard
Ase
Marion Country Club
H. F. Lockwood
Paul Fry
A. A. la W.d. French
Cedar Rapids
Recital by Ruth Engstroms Piano and Pipe Organ Class
Miss Ruth Engstrom leads a recital Wednesday at 4 pm at the Methodist church. The program features pupil performers including Max Berlin Gordon Rahn Kathryn Kiink Elsie Nelson Elinor Kendall and Barbara with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Engstrom
Methodist Church
Max Berlin
Goredon Rahn
Kathryn Kiink
Elsie Nelson
Elinor Kendall
Barbara
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John D. Randall
Albert Bourne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!