Hog and cattle markets slip after heat wave eases
Chicago hog prices hover steady after a heat wave broke the five week advance many bids refuse to fall 10 to 20 cents. Cattle and sheep trade weakens with heat and demand drop Ohio markets show mixed results as buyers pull back while some regions hold slightly firmer prices. Representative sales show steers heifers cows and feeders with varied but mostly steady to lower values across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East Buffalo
Record Low Set in Wheat Futures as Prices Topple
Chicago wheat futures plunged to a new all time low as stop loss orders flooded the market on Saturday. The market closed with wheat down sharply while corn held small gains and oats and rye declined. Receipts showed 144 cars of wheat, 66 of corn and 50 of oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hogs and Cattle Receipts and Bid Activity Report
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 6 000 with 5 009 direct and weak demand for limited offerings. Prices steady to firm for good to choice 190 230 lb hogs at 4.95 to 5.15 with holdouts at 5.15. Cattle receipts 1 000 with grain fed steers and yearlings up 25 50 cents. other classes steady to down 25 cents. Bulls strong to 2 50 higher. stockers and feeders scarce. top fed steers around 9.75 and 9.60 for heavy yearlings. cows near steady. heifer yearlings 38.50. feds 7 49.25. grassers 4 50 to 6 75. Slaughter demand remains robust despite some price pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Amt
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East Buffalo
S. Dept. Agriculture
Arou
Detaiday
Market cattle and hogs prices slip in steady to mixed week
Oklahoma City report shows receipts near 1,000 head with a mostly steady to mixed week. Cattle prices range from 2.25 to 9.25 per cwt with thin junior weights and bulk grass cows around 2.50 to 3.25, while sows are down about 25 cents and fat lambs weaken toward week’s end.
Iowa Hog Receipts and Market Prices Reported
U S Department of Agriculture notes estimated hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 24 hours ending 8 am Saturday. Compared with a week ago and a year ago. Demand unusually slow and marketing volume about average for Saturday. Prices varied by weight from about 4.00 to 4.60 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Reported
The department of Agriculture cattle receipts show 2 600 with most 5 to 10 cents below market on sows and ponies. Packers quoted between 4.00 and 4.55. Weights 250 to 350 pounds list at 3.75 to 4.40. Sows and stags around 3.15 to 3.60. Feeder prices around 4.19 to 6.00. Overall market steady on other classes with bulls vealers and feeders strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dept. Agriculture
Market Prices Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Receipts reach 366 cattle with steady to higher bids for most grades. vealers steady, bulls and heifers mixed with price ranges. Hogs show uneven but generally lower than last week’s averages with 900 head. sows and pigs price bands noted. Sheep and lambs down slightly from week-ago levels. top slaughter lambs around 6.25 with bulk 5.50 to lower values overall.
Livestock Prices and Receipts at St Joseph Market
U. S. Department of Agriculture reports receipts of hogs cattle and sheep at St Joseph with prices by weight and class. Hogs top 160-300 lb ranges 4.40 to 4.65. cattle and calves show varied steady to 25c changes. beef cows and bulls quoted with top and average ranges. sheep receipts 1000 head week declines in fat lambs and yearlings with price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Livestock
ST. Joseph
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
East St. Louis Livestock Receipts Mixed. Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Receipts at East St. Louis total about 2 000 with uneven market and bids up to 10 cents. Calves at CA market 260 with steers and yearlings up 25 cents, cows steady to 25 cents higher, vealers and stockers up. Oklahoma and native cattle show varied values, fat lambs lower, ewes weak, overall weekly prices mixed across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Hog price listings across Iowa city markets
Market reports list live hog prices by weight ranges for Mason City Ottumwa and Waterloo. Prices show value brackets from 140 pounds to over 350 pounds with ranges from about 2.70 to 4.40 per hundredweight and variations by quality categories such as prime good packers and fair packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Ae — Associated Press
Aturday
Mason City
Rint
Ogee
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Sinclair
Abo
U S Department reports mixed farm livestock receipts in Kansas City
Hog receipts 800 500 direct to packers with scattered sales 170-280 lb range 4.50 4.65 and 140-160 lb at 4.25 4.50. Cattle calves receipts 100. feeding classes mix with yearlings and fed heifers up to 0.40. Vealers down 0.50, stockers higher. Sheep receipts 7 000 all on the yard. lambs 7 lower, yearlings 2.54 0.50 off, sheep steady to firm. Arizona and native lambs top 6.25, fat ewes 1.50-41.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Direct
Ope Og A
Aioe
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Arizona
Texas
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Fail to Render
Milling notes from Cedar Rapids list assorted grains with prices for barley corn and kernels. The garbled entry shows barley at 23 24c corn at 25c and various reps of yellow corn and shelled products, plus vegetable items and fruit quotations reflecting a generic trade listing.
Foreign Exchange Notes Mixed in New York Markets
Ghee and currency rates show varied activity with bids in cents and several country rates listed. The report cites France Italy Norway Switzerland Austria Brazil Mexico and Montreal with fluctuating figures and nominal values across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italy
Beletum
Norway
Tt Weeden
Izerland Apa
Pola Peti
Austria
Brazil
Tokic Ay Sete Oenghal
Montreal
Xico City
Soviet Plan for World’s Largest Copper Plant in Siberia
Soviet authorities announce a plan to construct the world’s largest copper producing plant in eastern Siberia. The project aims to boost output and solidify Moscow’s mineral grip, signaling a major industrial push amid Cold War era development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Siberia
Local Grain Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Minnesota market report lists prices for corn oats barley and rye with percentages and yearly figures. Notable entries include No 1 amber durum and dark hard Montana fractions, and July September December price cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Apethern
Mac
Montana
Market Report From New York Produce Exchange
New York produce markets show mixed activity with potatoes dull in Maine and quiet in Jersey basket sales. Prices listed include ducks 11 to 14 cents, broilers around 14 cents, turkeys 10 cents, and milk and butter steady with noted price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Jersey
Ceainagan Beateets
Long Island
Broilers
Ducks
Ina
Chicago Produce Futures Poultry and Meat Prices Mixed
Market notes show alive and dressed poultry steady with receipts 127 on track 368 and total U S shipments 645. Supplies heavy and trading fair with prices per cwt. including Missouri 79 4 780c and Kansas 65 6 75c, few higher for select items, quality notes and decay ranges observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Cobbiers
Missouri
Bond Market Shifts Lift Corporate Debt Amid Government Selloff
In New York trading, strong demand for domestic corporate bonds supported prices while U S government issues eased. Railroad and utility bonds led gains, with Erie and Santa Fe issues rising. industrials held steady as European securities posted notable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Santa Fe
Hudson
Vania
Erie
Market quotes and government bond yields listed
The document shows multiple bond instrument quotes including Liberty First at 4 percent yielding about 101.22, Treasury 4s around 105, Treasury 3s about 102.9, and June settlement notes. It reads as a fragmentary OCR of financial listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats' Ereghmens
Berty S
Liberty
Aes
Treasury
Easury
Double Tragedy In Kentucky Leaves Teen Fatality
In Day Ridge Kentucky a man named Harlan Smith aged 45 shot and fatally wounded Cleo Benson 16 the daughter of one employer then killed himself investigators say temporary insanity born of jealousy was cited as the motive authorities report a grim domestic crime scene with a teen victim and a suicide.
Adrenal Glands Regulate Body Sugar Use
The chief function of the adrenal glands is to regulate how the body uses sugar. This organ plays a key role in energy balance and hormone production affecting metabolism.
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Change
Hog prices on the local market are largely unchanged with the exception that the two heavier grades of good packers have fallen five and six tenths cents per pound. The top price remains steady.
Market cattle and lambs report with varied weights
Market notes show lambs in multiple weight ranges from 75 to 85 pounds bringing 84.25 to 05.25 dollars per hundredweight, with larger and heavier lambs priced accordingly. Cattle and sheep values are given, indicating demand and price levels for different lot sizes and quality grades.
Wall Street Weakened as Friday Rally Fades in Weekend Session
Weekend stock action drifted lower with modest declines in leaders and mixed odds for utilities and rails. Turnover was about 300000 shares as traders awaited Washington action while July 4 holiday effects muted oil and freight data and June exports fell to a multi year low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Can
Air Reduction
American Telephone
Eastman
U.S. Steel
Woolworth
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
Shell Union
N. J
Market Snapshot of Stocks and Commodities Across Industries
A dense listing of stock performances and price changes across diverse sectors. Key firms include Merchants National, International Paper, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Kroger, Lehigh Valley, American Electric Power, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak, Studebaker, and Packard Motors. Various percent changes reflect daily fluctuations and sector breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Alaska
Paper A
Allegheny
T and T Allied
Johns Manville
Allis Coers
Kelvinetor
Amerada Corp
Kennecott
Kresge, SS
Car Poly
Kroger G & B
Lambert
Ice Sec
Lehigh
Valiey
Lis & Myers
Lia
Loews. Inc
Amn
Am'n Saf Razie Lorillard. P
Om Smelting
McKeesport Tin
Amn Steel
McKesson
Am'n Me
Mack Trucks
Am'n Teks
Toobacco
Am'n
Wat
Natl Pow & L
Paines Gas
Philips Pet
My Sereda
Mit
Ai Proceso Petro de Pub Sve
Ches
Chi
Pullman Co
Ccg
Radio Corp’n
Radio Keith
Socony Vac
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Eastman Kod
Studebaker
Timken RB
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni Aircraft
Uni Corpn
Argentina Hopes To Patch Up Rift
Argentine officials expressed belief on Saturday that diplomatic relations with Uruguay would soon be resumed. The assessment came after a review of recent actions and calls for concrete steps to restore dialogue and cooperation between the two neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Ins
Uruguay
Stranger leaves bag with $2500 in cash at shop
In New York a stranger left a package in Abraham Herman's shop containing $2,500 in bills. He challenged the shopkeeper with a boast and left without thanks or a wager after Herman replied he already knew the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Herman
Herman
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing for Alburnett District
The Board of Directors of Alburnett Consolidated School District Linn County Iowa will meet August 1 1932 at 830 p m at Alburnett School Building Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures Gilbert Batchelder District Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett Consolidated
Otter Creek Township
Linn County
Iowa
Alburnett
Gilbert Batchelder
Slander suit details lien against Cedar Rapids properties
Mrs. Harper alleges a 1931 judgment against Frank Rush was improperly credited by Crissman Linville and Bleakley law firm. She claims $1,000 was received and not credited, causing sheriff sales totaling $1,836.74 and wiping out remaining equity. Defendants include Rush, the law firm, and Sheriff Petrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rush
Harper
Iaculties
Rush
Crissman, Linville and Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Will of Corinne Garrette Admitted to Probate
The will of Corinne Garrette, longtime Cedar Rapids principal and teacher, died June 29, was admitted to probate by Judge H. C. Ring in district court. Executors include nephew Edward Garrette Mansfield and grandnephews Edward William Dunshee and Katherine Dunshee, with a trust benefiting Mansfield as first income recipient. The Feb 13 will was witnessed by Eurydice Wallace and Charles Pen ningroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Garrette
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Edward Garrette Mansfield
Edward William Dunshee
Katherine Dunshee
Eurydice Wallace
Charles Penningroth
Sears Roebuck Seeks $125 Judgment in Lien Case
Sears Roebuck and Company seeks a district court judgment of 125 against John C. Yuza and Mollie Yuza in a mechanics lien action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck and Company
John C. Yuza
Mollie Yuza
Boys Throwing At Motorists Nearly Cause Accident
A traveling salesman reports apple tossing by youths on city streets nearly caused a crash on the Lincoln highway. An apple struck his shoulder and splashed his suit as he neared the city, prompting a stop where he found two boys who fled before another car's approach. He detained the pair and returned them to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Lame Duck Amendment Ratified by Twelve States
Illinois announces ratification of the lame duck amendment setting the President, Vice President and Congress to take office on January 1 following their election. Twelve states have ratified including New York Mississippi Arkansas Virginia New Jersey Kentucky Michigan South Carolina Maine Rhode Island Louisiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Congress
State Department
New York
Mississippi
Arkansas
Virginia
New Jersey
Kentucky
Michigan
South Carolina
Maine
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Illinois
Fire truck out of fuel as town fires burn houses
Volunteer firefighters rushing to respond found Carl Junction Missouri's lone fire engine dry and the fire chief away fishing. While the truck stalled, flames ate into a nearby house and menaced two additional structures Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Junction
Doris Whitney Granted Divorce from George Whitney
Los Angeles reports actress Doris Whitney was granted a divorce from George W. Whitney on grounds of cruelty. She charged he cursed her and the proceeding occurred Saturday in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Doris Whitney
George W. Whitney
Hollywood
Educators Gather in Honolulu for World Conference
Honolulu hosts a five day regional conference of the World Federation of Educational Associations at McKinley High School beginning July 25. Noted educators from the United States, China, Japan, the Philippines and Australia attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Federation of Educational Associations
McKinley High School
Honolulu
Paul Munroe
Teachers College
Columbia University
Wallace R. Farrington
Hawaii
United States
China
Japan
Philippines
Australia
Augustus O. Thomas
Clair Turner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
David L. Crawford
University of Hawaii
Department of Colleges and Universities
School of Pacific and Oriental Affairs
Charles E. Martin
University of Washington
Martin
Carnegie
N. Holcombe
Harvard University
Kokichi Morimoto
Tokio Imperial University
Victory Lunch Fights Over Soup Sparks Jail Term
Louise Darrow 21 faced city jail after pleading guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace following a dispute over soup at a Victory lunch held at 5 15 am Saturday. She gave 1256 Avenue NE as address. Two others, E J Janda and F L Smith, also jailed for failing to pay fines of 10 and 25 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Darrow
C Avenue NE
Miss Darrow
E. J. Janda
Sixteenth Avenue SE
F. L. Smith
Thomas B. Powell
Births in the City Include Five New Babies at Mercy Hospital
Notices report several births: Sandra to Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dennis at 337 Twenty-second Street NE on July 15. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barnes at 416 Fifth Street SE on July 16. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mulinix at 510 F Avenue SW on July 16. a son to an unnamed George at Route 1 on July 16. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis at 1707 Maple Drive on July 14. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown at 224 Fourth Street NW on July 14. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arthurs at 2400 B Avenue NE on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis
Twenty-second Street
Sandra
Mercy Hospital
Dennis
Maxine Armstrong
Leo Barnes
Fifth Street
Joseph Mulinix
F Avenue
Joseph George
Route 1
Clifford Davis
Maple Drive
Mercy
Bernard Brown
Fourth Street NW
Leo Arthurs
B Avenue NE
Marion Council Prepares 7.1 Mill Tax Levy Reduction
Marion city council tentatively reduces the year tax levy by 7.1 mills at a budget meeting. Total budget figures for the year will be released Monday by Mayor O. M. Carson. A six mill cut was enacted last year. Charles Taylor visits from Silver Lake for a month. Local ads promote fried chicken, luncheonette meals, and thresher dinners. Mrs Ami Allen of Chicago visits relatives in town. Donald A. Wallace injures hand in meat hook accident Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
O. M. Carson
Marion Dairy Store Damaged by Fire
Fire at the Marion Dairy store caused by an overheated boiler damaged the building for about 1500 dollars at 6 a.m. The chimney fell on ammonia pipes causing a leak that delayed firefighters. The adjacent Marion Shoe Shoppe suffered slight damage as workers continue business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Dry Creek Club Hosts Evening of Music Reading and Talks
The Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club met at Ivan Gilmore’s home Friday. Activities included accordion music by Gordon Rahn, songs by Helen and Betty Aller, a reading by Florence Etzel, and a play “An Unexpected Visit of the Assessor” by multiple authors. Hazel Bawn spoke on 4 H clubs in Iowa and James J. Wallace on Farm Business Associations. Refreshments served to about seventy five guests including Hazel Brown of Ames and the Wallace family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek
Ivan Gilmore
Gordon Rahn
Helen
Betty Aller
Florence Etzel
George Atwater
Lee Sloan
James Frazee
Virginia Sloan
Millard Wetzel
Hazel Brown
Ames
Lydia Gilmore
Ethelyn Oakley
Floyd Emmons
Virginia Ann
James J. Wallace
Betty
Emma
Lloyd Rahn
Sheldon
Gordon
A. H. Aller
Lloyd
Vernon
Mrs Elison and son to visit relatives in Vinton
Mrs C C Elison and her son Howard plan to depart Saturday evening for Vinton to visit her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Joe Tisher. They will return on Monday.
Des Moines Family Visiting Friends in Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Daniels and daughter Jean of Des Moines are visiting the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mentzer and Miss Adeliza Daniels, as listed in a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Daniels
Jean
Des Moines
Ben Mentzer
Adeliza Daniels
Death of Suspect During Grilling by Police in Mineola NY
Hyman Stark, 20, died at Mineola police headquarters after eight hours of questioning about an alleged beating and robbery. An autopsy was requested as investigators, led by Acting District Attorney, probe whether Stark’s death resulted from police assault or other causes. Four youths were linked to the home invasion of Mrs. Valeria Hyzensky, identified Stark as the assailant, and Stark’s death prompted a hostile inquiry into police conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Hyman Stark
Stark
Joseph Hyzensky
Frank E. McCahill
Martin W. Littleton, Jr
Manhattan
East Side
Roslyn
Valeria Hyzensky
John Symanski
Hyzensky
Peaches Borne on Goose Plum Tree Experiment
GLOUSTER O. United Press notes that at James Smith’s home the wild goose plum tree bore 19 peaches on a single branch after he grafted a peach tree branch into the tree as an experiment Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Smith
Real Estate Transfers From 1922 Mt Vernon Records
A series of property transfers including Jennie Johnson to Alfred E Johnson with sewer rights along swiy 63 ft and nwily 63 ft, Harvey Chismore and Sam Caldwell to John C Drexier Jr. and Maude Drexier with mortgage cancellation, Charles A Leffingwell to Mary I Leffingwell, Rita Prochaska to Frank J Rank, Prochaska to Tressa Prochaska, and City of Mt Vernon to Margaret G Smythe in Mt Vernon cemetery. Transactions note nominal sums and mortgage/ taxes details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Johnson
Alfred E. Johnson
Swiy
Nely
C. R
Kingston
Sely
Harvey Chismore
Sam Caldwell
John C. Drexier, Jr
Maude Drexier
Charles A. Leffingwell
Mary I. Leffingwell
Rita Prochaska
Hus
Frank J. Rank
Prochaska
Tressa Prochaska
Eauniy Te
Ladies visit Mrs Kocher in hospital for eye treatment
Lucy Munier Edith and Esther Michel drove to Marshalltown to call on Mrs Elsie Kocher who is in a hospital for eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Munier
Edith and
Esther Michel
Marshalltown
Elsie Kocher
Local Family Trip Ends After Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs Harmon Hall and their children Donald Erma and Richard Little Friday returned home after a two weeks trip in Colorado. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Evans in Florence Colorado and paused in Denver and other points. Mr and Mrs Jack Kotilinek and their daughter Phyl im of Cedar Rapids accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Hall
Donald
Erma
Richard Little Friday
Colorado
Fred Evans
Florence
Coilo
Denver
Jack Kotilinek
Phylim
Cedar Rapids
Local teens and visitors noted around town
Miss Janet Lothian enrolls at Stone City and Art School. Eugene Hertesen of Clinton visits his brother Paul and grandparents Mr and Mrs C T Anderson. Mr and Mrs Joseph McDonald of Wyoming visit Roy Rosensteil. Ed Emmons of Whittier and Jim Pearson of Springville were in Marion. Ruth McDougall of Dubuque visits grandparents Mr and Mrs C T Anderson for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lothian
W. K. Lothian
Stone City Cnirns and Art School
Eugene Hertesen
Clinton
Paul Hertesen
Mrs. C. T. Anderson
Joseph McDonald
Wyoming
Roy Rosensteil
Ed. Emmons
Whittier
Jim Pearson
Springville
Marion
Ruth McDougall
Dubuque
Mrs H Shekelton Visits Maquoketa With Sister
Mrs H Shekelton travels to Maquoketa Saturday to visit her sister Mrs Charles EHKl. Her son Bobby, who has been staying with his aunt, will accompany her home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shekelton
Maquoketa
Charles Ehkl
Bobby
Chicago Man Returns Home After Week With Mother
Nels Carberg of Chicago came home Friday after a week at his mother Mrs Hanna Carberg’s home. His wife and daughter Doris will stay on longer. Arnold Carlberg visited at his brother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Carberg
Chicago
Hanna Carberg
Doris
Arnold Carlberg
Mrs Rosensteil Family Visit and Hildred Miller Return
Mrs and Mrs John Rosensteil of Rock Island visited their son Roy Rosensteil and family. Miss Hildred Miller returned home from McCracken Kansas after visiting her sister Mrs Vernon Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosensteil
Rock Island
Roy Rosensteil
Hildred Miller
McCracken
Kan
Vernon Lent
Brother visits sister recovering from broken hip
George McShane of Springville visits his sister Miss Cora McShane at Mrs. C. H. Brenneman's home. Miss McShane is recovering satisfactorily from a broken hip suffered weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McShane
Springville
Cora McShane
C. H. Brenneman
Miss McShane
Union church service set with Rev John Walters
The Rev John M Walters pastor of the Methodist church will speak at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 This is the second union service in the series continuing during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Picnic Crowd Attends Iowa Electric Light and Power Event
An employee of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co and their families enjoyed a Friday picnic near Paris with about fifty attendees. A ball game provided afternoon entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Paris
Mrs Lottie Gates Returns After Visit at Sota Rapids
Mrs Lottie Gates has come home after several days with Mrs O Smith and friends at Sota Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Gates
Mrs. O. Smith
Sota’ Rapids
Christian Endeavor Meets After Union Services Sunday
The Presbyterian church hosts a Sunday meeting at 8 p.m. in the Presbyterian church. Willma Jackson leads the session discussing how far Jesus teachings affect daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
Willma Jackson
Jesus
Davenport Woman Returns Home After Visit
Mrs J A Cosgrave of Davenport left Saturday morning for her home after visiting several days at the home of Mr and Mrs W P Keily Cosgrave is a niece of Mrs elly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cosgrave
Davenport
W. P. Keily
Cosgrave
Elly
Funeral for Mrs Louise Honaker
Funeral services for Mrs Louise Honaker of Los Angeles are set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev Mark Stockey of the Free Methodist church officiating Burial will follow in Oak Shade cemetery The family requests no flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaker
Louise Honaker
Los Angeles
Yocom
Mark Stockey
Free Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion area church services and leaders noted
In Marion churches the Baptist church lists Rev W H Bridgwell as pastor with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11, union services at 7 led by Rev James Alcock. St Joseph’s Catholic Masses at 7 and 9 am led by Rev T J McElliott. Christian Sunday school at 9 45, communion at 10 45, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, union service at city park. Free Methodist led by Rev Mark Shockey with Sunday school 9 45 and morning service 11. Methodist and Union services with Rev J M Est speaking at Presbyterian at 11 on The Drifters. Lutheran Rev E Krog at 10 with Hindrances to a Happy Certainty in Spiritual Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bridgwell
James Alcock
Father T. J. McElliott
Christian
Christian Endeavor
Union Serv
Free Methodist
Mark Shockey
Ee Sund Methodist i— Ay
Presbyterian Church
J. M
Drifters
Orth League
Methodice
God
Hope
Lutheran
E. Krog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph
Paul
Seeree
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Oux City
South ST. Paul Livestock
Hanindie
Pricay
Pete
Kansas City Livestock
Groupes
California
Bay Market
Tehee Te Lamesm Brothers Sree
Teeataenes
Aineago
West
Duluth
Cash Grain
Wall St
Court House News
Joey Brown
Owen T Barry
R D Brown
Conference of Educational Federation
Columbia
Marion News
Charles Taylor
Silver Lake
Mrs
Phil Bradley
Wisconsin
Baptist Church
Ami Allen
Thusia Davis
A. K. Davis
Donald A. Wallace
Fifth Avenue
Sinclair Packing Company
Priday
Dry Creek Club
Marion Churches
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