Marion News Play Qualifying Rounds In Marion Golf Tournaments
Qualifying rounds for the Marion Country Club Men’s and Women’s golf championships are underway. Women leaders include Mrs. C. Co. Marchant with 95 and Mrs. Harold Ballard at 103, with several others posting scores in the 80s to 126 range. Johnny Krouse of Cedar Rapids leads the men with 75, aiming to defend the title held by Harold Ballard. Gilbert Gordon follows at 78, with Arp and Ballard at 79 and many others posting scores across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
C. Co. Marchant
Harold Ballard
L. A. Lorence
J. J. Booth
Gilbert Gordon
G. A. Hall
L. H. Dorlan
R. C. Booth
L. A. Herman
Johnny Krouse
Cedar Rapids
Harold “Pine
Ballard
Alrt Arp
Elmer Kudrie
Ted Sirsusberfer
Percy Hutton’s Desert Cactus Collection Grows Big
Grace C Koppenbauer reports Percy Hutton of 240 Eighth Avenue West has built a greenhouse with over 100 cactus plants and 28 varieties. He waters daily, uses local soil, and winters his collection in the basement. The collection includes rare species such as tuberculotis and andalonium fisurratum with blooms through spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hutton
Eighth Avenue West
Hutton
Southwest
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
Texas
Apak
Stanwood Band Plays At Legion Pool Today
Stanwood consolidated school under N. E Jones presents a program at the American Legion pool at 2 p m. The lineup features marches serenades and overtures by K L Line R B Bay H Fillmore J cones and C L Barnhouse with titles like The Royal Spectuary Dance of the Imps and E Pluribus Unum The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Legion Pool
Stanwood Consolidated School
N. E Jones
K. L
L. Bengt
Ohio
Ssarch
Fillmore
J. Cones
Arizona
I Hing
R. B. Hal
the Conqueror
L. Hing
C. L. Barnhouse
Fred Jewell
Concord Club Hosts Mrs Roberts and Busy Community Gatherings
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club met with Mrs Carol Roberts hosting a long program of vocal and piano solos led by Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald and Barbara Fitzgerald. A picnic was planned for August 11 at Thomas Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Club
Carol Roberts
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Harley Erwin
Ralph Fitzgerald
Clyde Kearns
Leslie Dunn
Barbara Fitzgerald
Gretane
Marjorie Towers
John W. Walters
Joyce Kilmer
Thomas Park
James Fitzgerald
Lloyd Taube
Maxine Fernow
Trevelyn White
Stewart Hawk
Bernita Sebern
Ada Fernow
Advertisers Edges Solon 4 to 1 in Marion Game
Marion Post 298 American Legion and Auxiliary set picnic supper at Thomas Park on Monday at 6 30 with Mrs Harold Phillips as chairwoman and others assisting auxiliary meeting at the park later Legion hall meeting at 8 Delegates and alternates to the state convention at Dubuque August 6 7 and 8 will be elected
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Marion Post
American Legion
Thomas Park
Harold Phillips
Ralph Fitzgerald
Ralph J. Williams
Hugh Hutton
Leo Levasseur
John L. Gritzner
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Dubuque
Mrs Laura Frazee Peterson Honored At Towel Shower
Mrs Ernest Badham of Marion hosted a towel shower for Laura Frazee Peterson of near Albionet, inviting forty friends. A comforter was presented tied by guests as a gift from the hostess, with refreshments served. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Theodore Jayne and Mrs Floyd Rick of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Badham
Marion
Laura Frazee Peterson
Alburnett
Theodore Jayne
Floyd Rick
Cedar Rapids
Local Doctors Plan Marion Practice After Iowa Training
Dr. Phil Crew, fresh from internship at Swedish General hospital Seattle, will join father Dr. A. E. Crew in Marion practice. Educated at Marion high school and University of Iowa, he did charity cases at Lying-in hospital Chicago and helped at St. Luke's Cedar Rapids. Also notes visits and travels of local residents and upcoming events at Marion churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Crew
Seattle
A. E. Crew
Marion
Dr. Crew
Marion High School
University of Iowa
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Tama Hostesses and Birthday Dinner Held in Tama
Tama hostess circle events were held Wednesday at Mrs. Marion Woods home with Mrs. Robert Hanna Mrs. Donald Muckler Mrs. Chris Danielson and Mrs. Sophie McCoy among attendees. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. S D Brown and Mrs. Frank Fowler. Dinner honors Letha Schroeder included guests Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter Mrs. L Walter Carpenter of Tama Mrs. Dewitt Robinson and her mother Mrs. Warner of Brooklyn Mrs H Co Ormiston of Los Angeles and Charles Adelclute of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Circle
Marion Woods
Robert Hanna
Donald Muckler
Chris Danielson
Sophie McCoy
S. D. Brown
Frank Fowler
John Schroeder
Letha
George W. Carpenter
L. Walter Carpenter
Tama
Dewitt Robinson
Warner
Brooklyn
H. Co. Ormiston
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Adelclute
Davenport
Miss Maxine Hilsenbeck to Wed Chicago Groom
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Maxine Hilsenbeck was held with thirty six guests. Another shower followed at her parents home. She plans to marry Richard Dale Young of Staples Minnesota in Chicago, with her parents cited as Mr and Mrs Henry Hilsenbeck. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Nedra Way to Merwin Rolfe performed in Freeport Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Hilsenbeck
Hilsenbeck
Chicago
Richard Dale Young
Staples, Minn
Henry Hilsenbeck
Nedra Way
Frank Way
Greeley
Merwin Rolfe
Lamont
Freeport, Il
Colum bus Shower for Miss Shearer and Upcoming Weddings
Columbus Junction residents hosted a miscellane ous shower for Miss Marine Shearer at Mrs. Edmondson s home. Shearer and groom nominee Max Robertson of Columbus City are to wed Saturday. Also announced was the May 27 marriage of Walter L Kemp and Lucyle Orcutt Boggs at Galena Indiana by Rev F A Ballis of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N Duncan
C .K. Hanft
W F. Edmondson
Marine Shearer
Tipton Women Host Bridge Party at Library Rooms
The Tipton Woman's club held a bridge party in the library rooms on Tuesday with prizes to Mrs. H L Brotherlin Mrs. Ralph Deardorf of Glendale Calif and Miss Genevieve Dean. The Coterie club picnicked at Cedar Bluff Tuesday and Bridette club was hosted by Mrs Henry Walters on Wednesday with high score won by Mrs George Frascar and guest prizes to Mr C C Dinsmore and Mrs Clyde Kuhn. Mrs Dinsmore of Chicago and Mrs Ralph Deardorf of Glendale were out of town guests. Mr and Mrs F H Montgomery entertained the Fortnightly Bridge club at dinner Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Woman's Club
H. L. Brotherlin
Ralph Deardorf
Glendale
Calif
Genevieve Dean
Coterie Club
Cedar Bluff
Henry Walters
Bridgette Club
George Frascar
C.C. Dinsmore
Clyde Kuhn
Dinsmore
Chicago
F H. Montgomery
Bridge Club
Missionary Society Meeting At Center Junction
Mrs W S Pangburn hosted the Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church at her country home. Mrs R S Robbie presided with Mrs James Livingstone and Mrs John McNeilly on the program. Guests included Mrs Harry Chase and Mrs Henry Dirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S. Pangburn
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. S. Robbie
James Livingstone
John McNeilly
Harry Chase
Henry Dirks
Saturday Markets DULL HOG MARKET CLOSES STEADY 10
Chicago hog prices closed steady to 10 cents lower with buyers citing large weekly receipts. The week featured a dull fresh pork trade and a top of 4.90, with most hogs selling 4.50 to 4.60. Cattle and sheep markets rose mildly despite broader weakness, with steer prices around 7.35 to 7.50 and weekly totals showing Chicago leading volumes.
Chicago Livestock Market Report With Mixed Steers Sheep Hogs
Receipts 1,500 cattle with gains up to 75 cents on fed steers and yearlings. Top heavies $7.50, medium weights $7.35, yearlings $7.10. Heifers up to 50 cents, cows 25 cents higher. vealers $1 lower. Sheep receipts 1,000 with fat lambs $0.63 to $1.00 lower. natives top $8.75, yearlings $5.50, sheep steady. Hogs 11,000, bars steady to 100 lower. 200-310 lbs $4.60, 140-190 lbs $3.75 to $4.50, 200-250 lbs $4.50 to $4.60. sows $3.65 to $4.00.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa hog receipts in Des Moines area rise on Saturday
Combined hog receipts at 22 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in Interior Town and southern Minnesota totaled 25 200 for the 24 hours ending Saturday morning, up from 36 800 a week earlier and 16 100 a year ago. Quotations show active trading with varying weights. light weights bring 3.25 to 3.75 dollars per hundredweight, while heavier classes range from about 3.10 to 4.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
API
IU S. Dept
Tow a Hog Prices By The Associated Press
Waterloo and Ottumwa markets list hog price ranges by weight and class. Good and packer hogs, sows, and heavies are shown with price grids across weight bands and regions. Quality terms include prime hors, good packers, fair packers, and heavy weights with corresponding values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Price List Returns
Grain and produce prices listing wheat oats rye barley corn hay straw and greens. Cattle livestock items include heavy hens old roasters light hens and various hides and calf prices. Vegetables lemons bananas lettuce tomatoes potatoes and celery priced by crate or per unit with category notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
AP reports Chicago market activity for poultry potatoes butter and eggs. Poultry prices steady with Leshorn and Rock varieties quoted. potatoes receipts and U S shipments steady with mixed regional pricing. butter receipts large and prices steady. eggs receipts high with stable quoting for extra first and graded firsts.
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Chicago
Leshorn
Rock Springs
U. S
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wheat Prices Soar On Canada Losses Spur Buying
Feverish speculative buying pushed U S wheat upward about 6 cents to 1 23 a bushel the highest since 1930 as reports of 30 percent crop damage in Canada sparked waves of buying. Prices leapt to near 1.25 and futures closed sharply higher with Sept corn and Dec oats also advancing amid broad market rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Board of Trade Gallery
Chicago cash grain prices rundown for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds
AP reports Chicago cash grain figures across wheat corn oats rye and seeds with multiple No. grade prices including No. 1 red wheat at 1.082471, No. 2 red at 1.21421, corn No. 2 mixed at 63 14, oats No. 2 white around 46 47c, rye 99c, barley 68 175c, timothy seed 3.50 3.90 per cwt and clover seed 8.10 11.75 per cwt with miscellaneous samples and yields rounded in the daily market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Flour Market Minneapolis Shipment Figures Reported
AP dispatch from Minneapolis outlines flour market shipments with figures for pure bran Fah g0 21-00 and standard middlings 821.0062, noting an unchanged status in the current market thread.
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Minneapolis
Local Porkers Edge Higher on Market
Hog prices gained on the local market with all grades up five cents. Top price rose to 3.85 dollars. Calf market showed Choice 140-180 lbs at 3.00 to 3.84, Good to Choice 130-190 lbs at 3.50, Sheep market listed spring lambs 70-80 lbs at 6.25 to 7.25, buck lambs around 1.00.
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Sinclair Bog
Woman Digs Up 1808 Spanish Coin in Oregon Garden
In Grant's Pass Oregon Mrs F L Rubins found an 1808 Spanish coin shining like new. The coin dates from the era when pure gold and silver were used in money and bears a likeness of King Carlos the Fourth on its surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant's Pass
Ore
F. L. Rubins
Carlos the
Opium and Gambling Taxed in Manchukuo Revenue Drive
The article exposes Manchukuo’s reliance on opium sales and gambling revenue, noting state tacit complicity. It describes opium dens near Kitalskaya street openly operating under private license while evading police, and gambling halls disguised as shooting galleries contributing to state coffers in Hsinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
Manchukuo
Asia
Kitalskaya Street
Hsinking
July dinner dance at Country club draws 300 in Oelwein
Oelwein hosts a July dinner dance at the Country club with about 300 attendees. Chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rhine and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Little, leading a large committee of local names. Maple Grove club gathered at Ridler hall after an attendance contest, with Mrs. H. B. Lenius and Mrs. Guy Miller as chairs. Helen Brown of Hazleton and Harold Mettlin of Ocelweith were married by Rev. R. A. Hallet in Hazleton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Earl Rhine
B. B. Little
Messers and Mesdames
R. L. Young
J. Wuerth
A. Fretheim
O. Henry
G. N. Wassom
D. Juerney
R. L. Kent
Hazleton
Harold Mettlin
O¢eelweith
R. A. Hallet
Oxford Club Meets With Hazel Gray Tuesday
The Lend A Hand club will meet with Mrs Hazel Gray Tuesday Assisting hostesses will be Rachael Kennedy Oleta Harker Norman Klenk and Winnie Smith Mothers and a few friends will be guests Mr and Mrs Fred Rapp entertained relatives and friends at a picnic luncheon Friday honoring their nephew James Sherlock Those present were Mr and Mrs Robert Sherlock and family Mr and Mrs Lon Kames and son Vernon Mr and Mrs Durwood Ellison and daughter Arleta and Mike Kelley and Russell Mann The Federated church ladies met at the church Wednesday with Esther Larimer Emma Wagner Irene Munn and Nella Larimer as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Gray
Rachael Kennedy
Oleta Harker
Norman Klenk
Winnie Smith
Fred Rapp
James Sherlock
Robert Sherlock
Lon Kames
Vernon
Durwood
Ladies Guild Hosts July Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Onslow Mrs Elia Orr Mrs Elizabeth Orr Mrs Harriett Chatterton and Mrs Caro Hanwardson hosted the July meeting of the Ladies Guild at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Harriett Lamey led the devotional and business session. Mrs Lee Hanson hosted a birthday dinner Thursday evening with J W Longfield Wyomin g residents Henry Siler Leonard McKinstry and daughter Mary Ellen. Dr C R Smith and Mr S G Hutton entertained Margaret Jenkins and daughter Janetta and Ruth Pickford of Long Beach for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Orr
Elizabeth Orr
Harriett Chatterton
Caro] Hanwardson
Ladies Guild
Presbyterian Church
Harriett Lamey
Lee Hanson
J. W. Longfield
Henry Siler
Wyoming
Leonard McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Onslow
C. R. Smith
S. G. Hutton
Margaret Jenkins
Janetta
Ruth Pickford
Long Beach
Welsh coroner bans ancient ear cutting for rickets
Llanelly coroner T R Ludford launches crackdown on a Welsh practice of cutting ears to treat rickets. The four month old child of a Trimsaran miner died of influenza, not rickets, after its mother sent it to a village woman for the operation. Mrs Ann Rosser admitted performing the ear cut. Large numbers of adults and children reportedly sought the procedure from outlying districts.
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T. R. Ludford
Llanelly
Wales
Ann Rosser
Trimsaran
Great Britain Mine Disaster of 1913 Claims 439 Lives
A historic accident at Universal in England in 1913 caused the loss of 439 miners. The explosion ranks as the nation's worst mining disaster, prompting lasting remembrance and safety reforms within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Universal
England
McCormick Trust Fund Dispute Reaches Supreme Court
Mrs Muriel McCormick Hubbard seeks four-sevenths of a Trust Fund valued near eight million dollars created by John D Rockefeller Jr for Edith Rockefeller McCormick. The Chase National Bank trustee asks to keep principal with income to McCormick children. Supreme Court grants testimony from Judge Charles S Cutting before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Muriel McCormick Hubbard
Middletown
Conn
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Supreme Court
Cutting
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Ryan
Rockefeller
McCormick
Mrs Patrick Collins Heads to Chicago for Century of Progress
Mrs Patrick Collins of 1626 Sixth Street NW and her grandson George Driscoll Jr left Saturday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition and visit relatives. Fire company No 4 answered a still alarm at 445 PM when a cigarette stub ignited the Ninth Avenue bridge. flames were extinguished with little damage. Mr and Mrs R B Ketchum of Salt Lake City and Dr Ellen P Ketchum of Augustus NL and Mrs D Dunlap of Urbana NL visit Mrs M Sherlock at Prospect Place. Mr Ketchum is dean of engineering at the University of Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Collins
Sixth Street
George Driscoll, Jr
Chicago
Ninth Avenue
R. B Ketchum
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ellen P. Ketchum
Augustus, NL
D. Dunlap
Urbana
Mrs Mason Injured In Fall On Home Basement Steps
Mrs J B Mason of 1132 First Aves New York suffered a shoulder contusion and possible rib fracture after falling on basement steps at 8 30 a m Saturday. She was taken to St Luke's Hospital for X rays then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mason
St. Luke's Hospital
Reinbeck Boy Missing Reported To Police
Reinbeck police were informed Saturday evening that 15 year old Kerwin Polsal left home during the day. He wore a light shirt and blue pants with a red stripe at the bottom of the legs. Anyone finding him should notify Frank Klinetob at 501 Twelfth Avenue SE, phone 2 3175.
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Reinbeck
Vane
Polsal
Kerwin
Frank Klinetob
Twelfth Avenue SE
Evangelists Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkins to Lead Sunshine Mission
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkins of Wichita Kansas will conduct Sunday services at 8 p.m. They are evangelists and musicians formerly directing the Union City mission in Minneapolis and later pastor at Burton Avenue Baptist Church in Waterloo, coming from that city to lead the Sunshine Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church of the Baptist
Christian, Congregational
Free Methodist
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian Churches
C. J. Biddle
Christian Church
William Wilkins
Wichita
Kan
Sunshine Mission
Wilkins
Union City
Minneapolis
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Waterloo
Washington leaders to be spotlighted at Rotary meet
John W. Stimson of Washington describes the personal side of prominent capital figures in an address before Rotarians. The Monday noon event at the Country Club will feature Stimson and Fred Bailey, delegate to the Rotary International convention in Boston, sharing trip highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stimson
Washington, D. C
Washington
Country Club
Fred Bailey
Rotary International
Boston
Economics as cause of human plight, Muller argues
Professor H J Muller asserts in Scientific Monthly that economic dominance promotes predatory over constructive values, correlates intelligence tests with environmental advantages, and calls for a society organized for the common good to ensure economic plenty for all, warning only revolution can achieve this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. J. Muller
University of Texas Zoologist
Scientific Monthly
Muller
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Church of God At
Third Street
Bedford
Ind
Record-Evangel Trio
Kirksville
E. O. Emme
Sixth Avenue
Oscar Steinmetz
J. P. Bonesteel
Fifth Avenue
M. H. Banite
Mechanicsville
Troy Laundry CO
Meara
Second Avenue SE
City
Fiehth SC SP
Marion Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Floyd Emmons
Linn County
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Gleaners
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Schwab
Merle Knight
Methodist Sunday School
Catherine Cheadle
Frank Strother
Kenneth Murdoch
Evanston
George
Mr. Murdoch
Frank Beach
Joan Blondell
Warren William
Garden Theater
Earl Eckhart
Raymond Eckhart
Dysart
Henry Bunn
E. E. Badham
Frank Fredericks
Marion Barnes
Minnesota
W. D Shank
George Sommers
This City
Pearl Ogden
Ontario
Richard Saunders
Ethyle Wood Burmingham
State Federation of Music Clubs
Eleanor Houts
Ben Franks
Gwendolyn
Winifred Newlin
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
A. M. McQueen
Earl Boyd
Grace
Henry Oliphant
Toddville
Howard Titus
Nakthopa
Kathryn Kendall
Eleanor Hanna
Mothers’ Club
Harley Bowser
Edwin Beadle
Linn
Alice Stewart
Ruth Crew
A. E Crew
Miss Crew
Hallwood Cafe
Marion, Iowa
Solon
Harper Arbingast
Peoria
Jean Sinelsir
E. L. Sinclair
Marie Koch
Charlotte Lillie
Ida Lille
Central City
A. J. Elder
Janet
Edna Roberts
Etim
Edythe McGowan
Pudre
John G Festiny
Africa
Baptist Church
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Yirroch
Central Africa
Hathrrn Berryhill
Joyce Tscheepe
Pearl Smith
Ralph Smith
Eleanor Cochran
Traer
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Pennsylvania
Greely
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Tipton
Center Junction
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ottumwa -Schicher
Fair Packers
Mason City
MECH
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Qrantes
Valencias
Copstisht
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Iol
Paiwieia Gefar
If Etoee Lim SF
Oelwein
Oxford
McCormick Trust Fund
Rotary At Country Club
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