Livestock Prices Hit Fresh Lows Amid High Corn Pressures
Livestock markets cool as drought and soaring corn drive more cattle hogs to slaughter. Cattle and hog receipts rise with weather, but demand remains weak. hogs at 10.50 to 10.75, steers around 8.50, lambs down, and feeder sales mixed. Northwest drought stocks flood markets. water shortage and feed scarcity drive liquidation and heavier losses for cattle and sheep. Prices reviewed at Chicago and Omaha, with cash wheat and corn also quoted.
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Chicago
Lght Beifer
St. Paul
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Receipts total 9 500 cattle 9 500 hogs 4 000 sheep. Cattle steady to weak with lower packer bids and mixed feeder demand. Hog prices ease with lighter weights firming near 9 75, sows 7 00 7 90, feeders down. Sheep softer with fat lambs light demand and feeders around 7 35 for 60 lb lambs.
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Sioux City
Sioux City i
API
S. Dept. Agriculture
Packer
Cattle Receipts Weak Prices At St Paul Livestock Market
U S Department of Agriculture reports 13 300 cattle receipts with thin fed cattle demand in South St Paul. Fed bids and sales down 15 cents or more. stock cattle slow with most calves and cattle 25 cents lower. Prices show a broad drop across grades and types with rare gains for good cows and select feeders. Receipts also noted at 8 000 with about 25 cents decline from Friday and Saturday. light hogs and pigs sharply lower.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Api—I
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Dakotas
Montanas
Iowa Hog Receipts Rise as Prices Slip Across Iowa Minnesota
Combined hog receipts at 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending 8 a.m. Monday totaled 38 000, up from 30 400 a week earlier and 28 200 a year ago. Prices fell 15 to 25 cents with spot sows down 300+. trade slow but heavy Monday loading. Good and choice lights 140-160 lb hogs $8.40 to $9.30, 160-180 lb $9.10 to $9.70, 180-200 lb $9.45 to $9.95, 200-220 lb $9.45 to $9.95, 225-250 lb $9.35 to $9.85, 250-290 lb $8.90 to $9.65, 290-350 lb $8.40 to $9.20. Packing sows 275-350 lb $7.60 to $8.15, 250-425 lb $7.35 to $7.90, 425-550 lb $6.80 to $7.60.
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Wilson’s
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
THE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Packers
Mason City
Good Packers
Iowa Hog Prices Drop Across Markets In Midwest Report
The Associated Press notes Iowa hog prices eased 15 to 45 cents from Saturday. Waterloo quotes 140-150 Ibs at 8.35 to 8.65 dollars, up to 325-350 Ibs at 8.35 to 8.65, with packing and sow ranges listed. Tumwa and Mason City markets show similar declines with varied weight brackets and packer prices.
Austin Hog Market Prices Report
Austin Minn hog market notes a 25 cent drop across weights. Prices listed: 180-220 lb 9.30 to 9.60, 220-250 lb 9.20 to 9.50, 250-270 lb 8.85 to 9.25, 270-290 lb 8.75 to 9.05, 290-325 lb 8.55 to 8.85, 325-350 lb 8.30 to 8.60, packing sows 275-550 lb 6.70 to 7.75.
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Austin
Minnapi
Hogs and Cattle Slide on Market Drought
Drought stock glut pushed prices lower on Monday with hogs down 15 to 25 cents across grades and cattle shedding 25 to 50 cents. Top hogs reached 9.80 while choice steers fell to 8.00.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Hides
Grain and produce quotes from Cedar Rapids listing wheat oats barley corn and various yellow corn grades with hogs and poultry prices. Wholesale fruits and vegetables including oranges grapefruits lemons potatoes apples bananas lettuce celery cabbage cantaloupes watermelons strawberries peaches and pears are provided with several meat hides prices for beef calf kip and horse hides and pony glue hides noted.
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Bartlett
Bond Market Gains Lift Rail and Industry Loan Treasuries
New York bond market opened with modest gains and losses amid better carload data and ongoing business momentum. Stocks like Bethlehem Steel 42s Chesapeake and Ohio 42s and Great Northern 4s posted fractional advances while Alleghany Pacific Gas and Western Union 5s slipped. Treasury issues found mixed demand with 3 3 4s of 1956 and 3 1 4s of 1946 in demand, while 2s and 2 3 4 s of 1947 faced pressure. Foreign issues showed slight improvement with Milan 64 2 s Japan 65 4 s and Poland 8s.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Paul
North Western
Great Northern
International Paper
Missouri Pacific
National Dairy
Shell Union
Southern Pacific
Alleghany 'S
Pacific Gas
Western Union
Walworth
U. S. bonds close with varied yields in New York
In New York the U S bonds closed with Treasury 48 44-54 at 113.4, Treasury 339s at 108.15, Treasury 3%s 46-49 at 102.30, and Treasury 3s 51-55 at 104.19.
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U. S. Bonds
NEW York
U. S
Treasury
Local marriage licenses listed for Dubuque and Coggon
Francis L. Specht and Lyda Lyons of Dubuque receive a marriage license. Raymond E. Coleman and Evangeline Smith of Coggon are also licensed to marry.
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Francis L. Specht
Lyda Lyons
Dubuque
Raymond E. Coleman
Evangeline Smith
Coggon
Nervy Day on Wheat Market Sends Prices Fluctuating
Wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade swung sharply in a nervous session. July wheat fell about 3 percent, while corn, oats, and rye showed mixed moves amid weather outlooks and profit taking as traders watched the market closely.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
AP Minneapolis report shows receipts 298 cars with No 1 heavy dark spring at 1.31 4, No 1 dark Montana 14 protein at 1.14, No 1 red durum at 1.13 4, and No 3 yellow corn at 82 1/2 with oats No 3 white at 38 1/4 to 39 1/4. Trading basis mostly unchanged with slight lower quotations.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wool Market Mixed on Boston Market Slows Sentiment
U S Department of Agriculture reports slow wool trade in Boston with bids around 80 to 85 cents scoured basis for French combing wools. Some buyers seek short original territory stock at under 80 cents, while others hold 85 cents. Foreign exchange rates shown for many nations in regular demands.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Flour Market Fluctuations Reported in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports seek to standardize flour carload pricing with patents and middlings listed. Prices show patents around 7.20 to 7.40 per barrel in 98 pound sacks, with standard patents 5 cents lower at about 6.55. Shipments indicate bran at 28.00 and standard middlings near 30.50, reflecting market shifts for flour components.
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Minneapolis
Sugar Market update from New York AP
Raw sugar holds at 3.70 as futures drift. Sept at 2.84 and March 2.58 show minor fluctuations. Fine granulated sugar ranges from 34.75 to 5.00 per unit with unsettled trading throughout the session.
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New York
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT FOR POULTRY AND EGGS
Chicago AP report details poultry prices including hens leghorn Plymouth Rock and White Rock varieties with weights and prices per pound, turkey hens and toms, and duck and goose quotes. Butter, eggs receipts and price ranges follow with grade categories and shipment notes across the market.
Grain prices and potato grades listed in Nebraska and Idaho
Market notes show mixed prices for corn and potatoes with several quality grades. Nebraska cobblers priced at 2.40 per cwt and 3.15 fair quality, Idaho Bliss Triumphs at 3.25 to 3.40 per cwt, California White Rose U S No 1 at 2.40 to 3.05 depending on grade.
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Nebraska
California
U. S
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Dairy and Eggs
Butter receipts rise with firmer prices for creamery and extra grades. Cheese receipts show stable to firm state whole milk flats and fancy grades. Eggs receipts up, with irregular varieties and firsts at higher per dozen, standards near 24 to 25 cents. Live poultry prices remain about steady by freight with limited quotes for fowls, roosters, turkeys, and ducks.
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New York
N York
Chicago Produce Futures Summary
Chicago futures report shows butter and potato markets with brief closing figures. Butter futures close under Storese Standards for Nov and Oct, while Idaho Russets potatoes trade near 2.10 dollars.
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Chicago
Wall Street stocks rally on varied leadership amid rainfall relief
Buying leadership shifted among agricultural implements rail merchandise and specialty issues as trading remained active. Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Macy Chicago Mail Order Woolworth rose in the afternoon while Chrysler gained late. transfers about 1,500,000 shares. Major gains seen in J I Case Caterpillar Deere IH Oliver Union Pacific and others with Westinghouse and General Electric strong. grains and cotton fell as foreign currencies rallied.
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New York
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Macy
Chicago
Woolworth
J. I. Case
Caterpillar Tractor
Deere
International Harvester
Oliver Farm
Union Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Southern Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Westinghouse
General Electric
Radio Corp
Warner Bros
Loews
R-K-O
Columbia Pictures
du Pont
U. S. Smelting
Johns Manville
American Smelting
Greyhound Corp
Timken Roller Bearing
Douglas Aircraft
Eaton Axel
Glidden
Public Service of New Jersey
Readable OCR stock quotations from Adams Express era list
The fragment lists daily quotations for numerous stocks and utilities led by Adams Express and Central avenues. Names include Amn Car, Ford, General Motors, Boeing, Coca Cola, IBM, US Steel, and many others with varied percentage changes and figures, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Ordinance Aims To Curb Livestock Truck Parking
Mayor Frank K. Hahn and the city council order the legal department to draft an ordinance prohibiting parking of livestock trucks in front of homes and businesses unless empty and clean. The measure may be ready by Thursday with a plan to route trucks on designated through streets and limit night parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hahn
City Legal Department
Hahn
Harry S. Johnson
Johnson
Dave Williams
Recommendation For A Park Architect Shelved By Council
The city plan commission recommended hiring a park architect, but the council kept the proposal in its permanent file. Park Commissioner Ed Stefan noted that hiring a park architect serves no purpose until funds exist to implement any proposed permanent park plan.
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City Plan Commission
Ed Stefan
Immaculate Conception Social Notes and Local Fines
City briefs report Alfred Jones fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication in police court. Fines of ten dollars and costs for speeding levied on F L Banner of Omaha and George Victorine. Bud Washington and John Malacek fined ten dollars and costs each for illegal fishing by Justice Grunewald. Deputy Game Warden Leo Logan led arrests. Fire department attended rubbish fire near Sokol hall. Bernard Lang of 1239 N Street SW taking a short vacation near Tipton and will return soon.
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F. L. Banner
Omaha
George Victorine
Second Avenue SE
Bud Washington
John Malacek
W. J. Grunewald
Leo Logan
Bernard Lang
N Street
Tipton
Karlan family departs for two week New York trip
R. C. Karlan of 1400 Second Avenue SE leaves Sunday with his daughter Harriett and son Ralph for a two week tour through New York state. Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M postpones tonight's regular meeting due to the heat.
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R. C. Karlan
Second Avenue SE
Harriett
Ralph
New York State
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A. M
Community Notes and Local Appointments Briefs
Miss Mary Louise Valesky of Los Angeles arrives to spend a month with her mother Mrs. Margaret Valesky at 912 Seventh Street SE. General Grenville Dodge circle No 88 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meets Tuesday at 2 pm in the Memorial building. Harry Newman of Martelle treated for eye injury at St Luke's hospital Monday. Playground archery club led by Howard Heathman meets Ellis Park range 6 30 pm Tuesday. Emil Kucera of Solon treated in Mercy hospital Sunday for fractured left leg from a stairs fall. Oscar A Anderson and Mr and Mrs Byron K Anderson returned from Colorado Springs where they attended the national convention of Equitable Life Insurance of Iowa. Oscar spoke at the convention. Mrs Byron K Anderson was Miss Alberta Thompson before marriage.
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Mary Louise Valesky
Los Angeles
Calif
Margaret Valesky
Seventh Street
Grenville Dodge
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Harry Newman
Martelle
St. Luke’s Hospital
Emil Kucera
Solon
Mercy Hospital
Oscar A. Anderson
Byron K. Anderson
Colorado Springs
Colo
The
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Alberta Thompson
Zalesky Son Records 142 Degree Reading in Potato Garden
John Zalesky, son of Mr and Mrs John Zalesky of 143 Twenty ninth street SW, inserted a thermometer end into a potato hill at 12:45 p.m. Monday. Upon withdrawal the thermometer, described as accurate, showed 142 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zalesky
Twentyninth Street
Zalesky
Dinner honoring fifty year railroad veterans at Chicago
Sanford Kerr, Illinois Central railroad agent in Cedar Rapids, invited to a Chicago dinner honoring all employees with fifty or more years of service. Kerr, on leave in Alaska for the summer, is in his fifty fifth year with the company.
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Sanford Kerr
Illinois Central Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Mr. Kerr
Alaska
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1936
A 1936 toll issue in Cedar Rapids details a car toll system change causing adjustments in local traffic and civic revenue. City officials announce rate changes and deadlines for motorists to comply with the new toll scheme.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Golfers Defeat Wellman Club In Local Meet
Marion golfers won Sunday at the local course defeating Wellman Country Club by twenty points. Harold Smith carded 66 as Marion medalist while Don Taylor led Wellman with 79. Elmer Hightower and Harold Smith set a course record with 32s.
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Marion Golf Club
Wellman Country Club
Harold Smith
Marion
Don Taylor
Wellman
Elmer Hightower
W. G. Koppenhaver
Gilbert Gordon
Ralph Fitzgerald
Marion Club
Mount Vernon Country Club
Funeral services for William H. Wickham
Funeral services for William H. Wickham of Linn and Cedar counties were held Sunday at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Irving E. Wade officiating. Pallbearers included Harley Ives and Charles Lehr. Burial followed at Mason cemetery near Lisbon. Numerous out of town relatives attended from McGregor Iowa City Morse Lisbon Mount Vernon Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Anamosa.
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William H. Wickham
Linn
Cedar Counties
Yocom Chapel
Irving E. Wade
Harley Ives
Charles Lehr
Lester Scott
Harrison Oxley
Mason Cemetery
Lisbon
Ralph Wickham
McGregor
L. F. Fuhrmeister
Leonard
Raymond
Mary
Paul
Iowa City
Estel Hoover
Anna Reese
Harry Shepherd
Pearl Shepherd
F. M. Akerly
Richard Akerly
Morse
William Cook
Lloyd Baker
Jenny Thompson
Louis Jonas
Rose Wickham
Davis
John Fryrear
Mrs. Stingley 76 Dies After Long Illness in Olin
Mrs. Andrew Stingley longtime Olin resident dies at 76 after a twelve year illness. Born Nov 4 1859 in Iowa to Niles and Deborah Voorhies she had seven children including Nettie Mae Miller who died in 1912 and Ed A Starry of Marion. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Yocom chapel with burial in Green Grove cemetery Morley. Furniture auction Tuesday 1070 Eighth avenue Advertisement.
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Andrew Stingley
Starry
Stingley
Christian Church
Olin
Charles Voorhies
Cedar Rapids
George Voorhies
Wyoming
William Voorhies
Alice Stevenson
California
Hattie Ireland
Muscatine
Funeral rites held for Henry White at Yocom chapel
Funeral services for Henry White were conducted Sunday at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Ralph Hall Collis presiding. Pallbearers listed were W. K. Lothian, Leslie M. Phelps, George A. Kindler, and George Kaiser. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery. Relatives visiting included Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hambrecht and daughter Donna Mae, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Boldt of Iowa City.
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Henry White
Yocom Chapel
Ralph Hall Collis
W. K. Lothian
Leslie M. Phelps
George A. Kindler
George Kaiser
Oak Shade Cemetery
C. F. Hambrecht
Donna Mae
Vernon Boldt
Iowa City
Linn Chapter DeMolay Meeting Postponed Installation Tonight
Linn Chapter number 900 of the Order of DeMolay will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Masonic Temple. The installation service planned for tonight has been postponed until cooler weather.
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Linn Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Methodist church
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday in the church basement. The Comforter division will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Comforter
Melton Family Hosts Weekend Visit in Wapsie Cabin
Mr and Mrs Frank Melton and their four children of Moline were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James Dunlop. They stayed in the Dunlop cabin along the Wapsie River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melton
Moline
James Dunlop
Dunlop
Wapsie
Committee Reports At Grove City Rebekah Lodge
The Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 will hear committee reports tonight at 8 in the I O O F hall. Members are advised to attend and participate in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs Robert Elkin Hosts Four C s Club Meeting
Mrs Robert Elkin will host the Four C s club gathering Tuesday afternoon, inviting members to attend the social event at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elkin
Four C’s Club
Miss Arline Guzzle Return From Visit
Miss Arline Guzzle finished a three day visit at Ottumwa home of her brother and sister in law Ray and Mrs Guzzle. Jolly Dozen club plans a meeting on July 18 at Arline Guzzle home.
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Arline Guzzle
Mrs
Ray Guzzle
Ottumwa
Jolly Dozen
Local Family Updates From Iowa Town
Mrs. C. J. Newlin is bedridden with illness as daughter Mrs. Richard James of Martelle cares for her. Mrs. John Ingram returns to Des Moines after visiting Marion and Viola. Mrs. Hattie Newlin stays for summer at Viola. Rodney and Clarence Wahl of Central City visit grandmother Mrs. Mae Vahl. Mrs. Cora Mae Frazier Torrence of Espanola Wash formerly lived in Marion and visits cousin Mrs. Ella Terrill. Frank Floyd of Center Point, E. A. Barnes’s brother, is critically ill at University Hospital Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Newlin
Richard James
Martelle
John Ingram
Des Moines
Marion
Viola
Hattie Newlin
Rodney and
Clarence Wahl
Central City
Mae Vahl
Cora Mae Frazier Torrence
Espanola, Wash
Ella Terrill
Frank Floyd
Center Point
E. A. Barnes
University Hospital
Iowa City
Visiting relatives share time in Indiana home
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer and their daughter Marilyn of Hanover Indiana have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Brockman. Dr. Meyer is a nephew of Mrs. Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Meyer
Marilyn
Hanover
Ind
Earle T. Brockman
Dr. Meyer
Brockman
Thurows Visit Brockmans in Aurora NL Home
Mr and Mrs Al Thurow and their three children of Aurora NL are visiting in the home of Mrs Thurows uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Earle T Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Thurow
Aurora, NL
Mrs. Thurow
Earle T. Brockman
Special Meeting Called for Town Send Club Tonight
A special meeting of the Town send club is scheduled for tonight in the Marion Service club office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Marion Service Club
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meet At Marion Home
The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies of the Presbyterian church hold a joint meeting Thursday at Mrs. A. J. Taube home east of Marion. Mrs. Max Voris leads devotional. Katharine Taube topics Rapid Changes and Review and Outlook by Mrs. W. W. Vaughn. Mrs. N. A. Baker runs the query corner. Pearl Buikley chairs refreshments. Mr and Mrs W. J. Neill, visiting Coulterville, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of
The
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Taube
Marion
Max Voris
Katherine Taube
W. W. Vaughn
N. A. Baker
Waffle Returns From McGregor With Family
Earl Waffle returns from McGregor where he spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. O. G. Waffle and granddaughter Mary Lou Thomas in the Waffle cottage. He took Donald Thomas with him. Mrs. Gerald Thomas, who underwent an appendectomy at St Luke's hospital, is in favorable condition and is not allowing visitors yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Waffle
McGregor
O. G. Waffle
Mary Lou Thomas
Waffle Cottage
Donald Thomas
Gerald Thomas
St. Luke’s Hospital
Myers Return From Visit To Pearl City Family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers returned to Pearl City Illinois after visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. W D Shank. Mrs Myers is sister of Mr Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fred Myers
Pearl City, Ill
W. D. Shank
Mrs. Myers
Mr. Shank
Oxford Methodist club to host game night in church basement
Members of the Oxford club of the Methodist church will observe game night Tuesday at 7 30 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
Ontariowomen visit Marion visitors in South Dakota route
Mrs. Pearl Ogden and Mrs. Ethel McCorkindale of Ontario California arrived in Marion Sunday night to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shank. They traveled through South Dakota during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ogden
Ethel McCorkindale
Ontario
Calif
Marion
W. D. Shank
South Dakota
Pleasant Grove Community Club meeting announced
The Pleasant Grove Community club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Earl Miller
James Woods Overcome by Heat Sunday
James Woods collapsed due to heat on Sunday during outdoor activity. Indications point to heat exhaustion as the likely cause, with medical staff administerin g care at the scene. Further details about his condition and location were not immediately available.
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James Woods
Marion Hosts Ill Brother and Visiting Members
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Michel and several relatives visited the seriously ill W. M. Gott of New Hampton. Gott is brother to Mrs. Remington and Mrs. Andrews, who traveled from Robins and Marion to the gathering. The New Art club plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Don Torrence’s home. Mrs. Cathcart and son George Henry from Uplands California arrived in Marion for a month with Mrs. Della Senninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Michel
Lara Remington
J. R. Hayes
Carol Jean
Marion
W. R. Andrews
Robins
W. M. Gott
New Hampton
Mr. Gott
Remington
Andrews
New Art Club
Don Torrence
George Cathcart
George Henry
Uplands
Calif
Della Senninger
Mrs Keith and baby arrive in Marion from Chicago
Mrs John J Keith and her infant arrived Sunday in Marion from Chicago. Dr Keith has joined Dr F S Skinner in practice.
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John J. Keith
Marion
Chicago
Dr. Keith
F. S. Skinner
Visitors Called Back by Death In Marion Area
Mr and Mrs J W Wade of Plainfield arrived in Marion Sunday to visit their daughter Mrs John L Gritzner but were recalled to Plainfield by the death of Mrs M W Scott on Sunday evening Mrs Scott is an aunt of Mrs Gritzner Adrien Newton of Muscatine arrived in Marion Sunday for a visit at the home of Mrs Marian Brockway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wade
Plainfield
Marion
John L. Gritzner
M. W. Scott
Scott
Adrien Newton
Muscatine
Marian Brockway
Local families enjoy Sunday outing at Mc Gregor
Mr. and Mrs. James Oitle and their son Bobby along with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips and their son Bruce spent Sunday at Mc Gregor village park for a family outing.
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James ¥Oitle
Bobby
Harold Phillips
Bruce
McGregor
Robbers Loot Brooklyn Garage In Early Morning Theft
Thieves entered the Montgomery Motor company building in Brooklyn early Sunday morning, seized an automobile with four tires two batteries a box of tools the cash register and other items and escaped through the front door. Loss nears eight hundred dollars with money and some equipment insured while the car remains uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Montgomery Motor Company
Births In Mercy Hospital Darlene Mae Marvin Paul Russell James
Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Heck 1723 E avenue NE a daughter Darlene Mae on July 12 at Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Noeller 1316 Fifth street NW a son Marvin Paul on July 12 at Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Leon Morningstar of Lisbon a daughter on July 13 at Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Louis C Schlotterback 1109 Third avenue SW a son Russell James on July 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Heck
E Avenue NE
Darlene Mae
Mercy Hospital
Paul Noeller
Fifth Street
Marvin Paul
Leon Morningstar
Lisbon
Ercy Hospital
Louis C. Schlotterback
Third Avenue
Russell James
City Basks Under Record Heat Wave
Citizens sweltered as temperatures spiked with a record heat wave. Ellis beach admitted 963 paid visitors the prior Sunday, and many residents deserted homes for sunlit lawns and parks. The Cedar River stood at 2.7 feet, below seasonal averages, while crops showed resilience in subsoil moisture though pastures suffered. Weather observers noted a hot wind from the northeast, first in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Municipal Beach
Cedar River
Chambers Inskeep Company
United Lines Approves Airport Lease Changes
United Lines approved changes to its experimental airport lease after city council objections. A revised lease was filed for final consideration the following Thursday. The city had objected to janitor service in the waiting room and to United selling gasoline and oil at the field. Cedar Rapids Airways won permission to sublease the Airport Inn to Mrs Pauline De Bont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Air Lines
United
Cedar Rapids Airways
Pauline de Bont
Will of Frank H. French probate in district court
The will of Frank H. French of Westchester County New York and Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate in district court Monday. The estate goes to wife Sadie A. French who is named executrix. French died May 29 and made the will January 22. The Daily will of John W. Daily died June 6 admitted to probate by Judge H C Ring. Lula Daily is named life beneficiary and executrix. drawn October 12 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. French
Westchester County
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Sadie A. French
French
John W. Daily
H. C. Ring
Lula Daily
Judge Overrules New Trial Bid in Death Claim Suit
Judge A B Clark in district court overrules plaintiff Edwards administratrix motion for new trial in a 15000 death claim suit against W L Perley and James Kruger. Jury ruled for defendants Oct 18. Case stems from fatal injuries to Harold M Edwards after a truck owned by Perley and driven by Kruger struck him on highway No 30 east of Cedar IA on Feb 26, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Henrietta B. Edwards
Harold M. Edwards
W. L. Perley
James Kruger
Perley
Kruger
Cedaria
Judge H C Ring Hears Ona Foughty Claim in Sterner Estate
In district court Monday Judge H C Ring considered Ona Foughty’s request to file a $1,000 claim against the estate of Milton R Sterner after the statutory filing period.
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H. C. Ring
District Court
Ona Foughty
Milton R. Sterner
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Amn
Fdly
Ktoser G&b
Lehigh
Valley
Lehn & Fink
Libby
Amn Intl
Coron i Lig&Myers
Lia Sena
Torilard
Louisville G&e
McKesson Robon
Amn Roll Mills
Marshall Fid
Amn Smelting
Mack Trucks
Amn Sue Rie
Ss Tel
Mathieson Ark
May Dept
Amn Wat Wks
Aran
Tex
Anchor Cap
Monsanto
Ark Nat
Mont Ward
Armour Com
Motor Wheel
Assd Dry Goods
Murray Corp
Atchison T. S F
Nash Motors
Atlantic
Bendix
Natl Steel
Beth Steel
NY Senkea
Blaw Knox
Nh&h
Boeing Sa
ROE Ae Uae
Bohn Alum
North Amn
Ae Borden Co
Nor Amn Avi
Borg Warner
Ohio Oil
Briggs
Otis Elev
Brooklyn MT
Owens Ill
Otis Steel
Ms Budd Wheel
Packard Mtrs
Burroughs Ads
Park Utah
Byers
Patino Mines
Cal
Hecla
Penick & Fd
Canada Dry
Penna
Penney. JC
Peoples Gas
Phelps
Pittslegh
Ches
Ohio
Plymouth Oil
Ches, Corp
Proctor Gambel
Svc
Pullman Co
Seeeshar Mtr
Radio Keith
Reading
Coca. Cola
Rem Rand
Col Palmolive
Reo Motors
Ren Steel
Col Carbon
Reyn Tob
Col Gas & Elec
Schenley
Coml Credit
Seaboard Oil
Coml Solvents
Sears .Roebuck
Southern A” Server. Inc
Attack
Sanatane
Shai Union
Gonsol Oil
Silver King
Simmons Co
Contl
Contl Motors
Railway
Crown Cork - Sha
St Joe Lead
Umn
Curtis Wright
Standard Gas ' Ax
Curtis W ‘A
Deere & Co
del L & W
Dome Mines
Frisco Os
Douglas
Eceb
Timken
Timken RB
Fisk Rubber
Foster Wheeler
America
Fox Film
U Union Carbide
Ry Sig
Gillettes R
US Steel
Util P & Lar
Glidden Go
Goodrich
Goodyear
Immaculate Conception Social
Eighteenth
Blake
Alfred Jones
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Sokol
Playground Archery Club
Howard Heathman
Ellis Park Range
Hot Potato
Marion News
Alburnett Evangelical Church
Virginia Wehrend
American Legion
A. Beuermann
Donald
Virginia
Mildred
Allen Sloan
Edith
Jeanette
Robert Hagerman
Roy Quaas
Marshall Hense
Evelyn Ruth Dukek
Neva Anderson
Harold
Muriel Thomas
Bernice Karch
Ethelyn Howe
Callie Hagerman
John Wehrend
W. H. Wickham
Eighth Avenue
W. J. Neill
Mrs. Moffatt Neill
Coulterville, NL
United Lines
Court House News
Will of
Frank French
Gazette
Das
Bays
the Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Jos. Toman
Florist
3Rd Ave
St. SE
Telens
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