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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1949

Page

5

Marion post 298 to elect commander from WWII veterans

Marion post 298 will elect a commander Monday evening from three candidates all WWII veterans J A Beeson Eee McKean and William R New officers of the auxiliary will be installed at the unit meeting A picnic supper precedes the meetings served to post auxiliary and families Mrs DeLancey Butler and Mrs Nellie Patterson of Viola will chair supper Assisting them are Lloyd Kelly H Cooper Jay Patten Sam Workman and N L Gibson all of Springville

Marion American Legion J. A. Beeson Eeee McKean William R Auxiliary DeLancey Butler Nellie Patterson Viola Lloyd Kelly H. Cooper Jay Patten Sam Workman N. L. Gibson Springville

W S C S Circles Set Meetings This Week

W S C S groups plan afternoon gatherings with Mrs James E Cippera hosting Esther circle at Thomas Park for a Wednesday picnic at noon. Miriam circle meets Mrs Carroll Roberts at 570 Eighth Avenue at 2. Martha Deborah and Mary circles cancel meetings this week.

W.S.C.S James E. Cippera Esther Circle Thomas Park Miriam Carroll Roberts Eighth Avenue Martha Deborah Mary

Ladies club members picnic at Daniels park today

Ladies Progressive club members will picnic at Daniels, instead of Ellis park today. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauchman of Cazenovia, N.Y., were guests in the G. R. Hagerman home Thursday. Concord Agricultural and Literary club will not meet this month. The Prices Slashed 6:00x16 Gillette Tires, $8.95, plus tax. See Bernard M. Port. Phone 356-W or 3-1779 Cedar Rapids.-Adv.

Ladies Progressive Club Daniels Ellis Park Mrs Ed Bauchman Cazenovia, N.Y G. R. Hagerman Concord Agricultural and Literary Club Bernard M. Port Cedar Rapids

Presbyterian Women Meet for White Cross Program

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society gather in the church sanctuary at 2 on Wednesday for the annual White Cross meeting. Mrs Arthur Fairhurst leads the program and Mrs Lee Fitzgerald handles the apportionment. Circle 3 members host. St Pauls Lutheran Ladies meet with Mrs Theodore Pech at 2 on Thursday with Mrs Gerald Ozburn as assisting hostess.

Presbyterian Society Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Society White Cross Arthur Fairhurst Lee Fitzgerald Circle 3 St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies and Society Theodore Pech Gerald Ozburn

Frying Chickens Fancy Dressed at Gordon Hatchery

Ad touts fried chicken at Gordon Hatchery with a plump product and flavorful, ready pan preparation.

Gordon Hatchery

Mrs Koppenhaver Returns From Mexico Trip

Mrs Grace C Koppenhaver has returned from a trip to Monterrey Mexico and the Rio Grand Valley. Mrs Lucille Sweeney of Mari on and Mrs Wanda McEndree of Cedar Rapids will return home today from a trip to Tijuana. They also visited Boulder am.

Mexico Grace C. Koppenhaver Monterrey Rio Grand Valley Lucille Sweeney Marion Wanda McEndree Cedar Rapids Tijuana Boulderam

Fox Lodge 319 Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening

F T Fox lodge 319 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will convene at 7 30 PM Wednesday in Memorial hall for the regular session and officers reports.

F. T. Fox Lodge B. of R. T Memorial Hall

Visitor Party Heads to West Alexandria in Ohio

To Ohio Donald Preckel has gone to West Alexandria to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Dale B Unger. Herbert Richmann of Marion who is spending the summer at Bucyrus Ohio will be a guest in the Unger home this week.

Ohio Donald Preckel West Alexandria Dale B. Unger Herbert Richmann Marion Bucyrus Unger

Winfield Couple Guests of Careys in Iowa Trip

Mr and Mrs Harvey Ridings of Winfield Kansas were guests of cousins Mr and Mrs E V Carey last week. The Careys and guests visited Dubuque Friday with the Careys son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Clifford O Johnson. New residents Mr and Mrs E Beavers of Fort Smith Arkansas will move to Marion Wednesday to 786 Eighth avenue cottage. Irving Drake has recovered from surgery and joined Mrs Drake in Whipholt Minnesota for the summer.

Harvey Ridings Winfield, Kan E. V. Carey Careys Dubuque Son-Inlaw Clifford O. Johnson E. Beavers Fort Smith, Ark J. B. Gerrans Marion Eighth Avenue Minnesota Irving Drake Whipholt Minn

Marion Cardinals Junior Softball Face Ely Twice

The Marion Cardin als Junior softball team will play Ely at 1 30 today on the Marion field. A second game has the Marion Sham rocks against Ely. Bailey's Milk Bar Juniors won the first half of the season by beating the Marion Shamrocks 4 to 3.

Marion Cardinals Ely Marion Marion Shamrocks Bailey’s Milkbar

Congregational Women's Association Picnic at Thomas Park

The Congregational Women's Association will hold a picnic at Thomas Park at 2 30 p m on Wednesday in the afternoon.

Congregational Women’s Association Thomas Park

Baptist Guild to End Thursday with White Cross Meeting

The Rachel Booth guild of the Baptist Church will conclude Thursday with Mrs Ray Nett at 118 Dawley Street NE Cedar Rapids. This will be a White Cross meeting. Members needing transportation should meet at the church at 11 a.m.

Baptist Guild the Baptist Church Rachel Booth Guild Raynett Dawley Street Cedar Rapids

Prairie Chapel W S C S Meeting At Church

Prairie Chapel W S C S will meet at the church at 2 p.m. Thursday. Mrs Albert Martin will conduct the devotional period and Mrs John Coons will lead the lesson. The Mmes Earl Bailey Herman Falcon and David Hindman will be joint hostesses.

Prairie Chapel W.S.C.S Albert Martin John Coons Earl Bailey Herman Falcon David Hindman

Miller to be buried in U S Cemetery in Missouri

Lieutenant John Scarborough Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Miller of Marion, will be buried Tuesday at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis with his B 29 crew. He died Sept. 4, 1945 near Koriyama Japan during a mission to drop food and medicine to a prison camp, when their plane crashed in fog. The family will attend the funeral along with his aunt, Miss Lala Scarborough.

Emery J. Miller Sixth Avenue Marion John Scarborough Miller Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery St. Louis Lt. Miller Koriyama Tokyo Saipan Japan Miller Marion High School University of Iowa San Antonio Hondo Harlingen Texas Victorville Calif Alamorgordo N. M Topeka Hamilton Field Sigma Chi Fraternity The Episcopal Church St. Vincent’s Guild of Acolytes Lala Scarborough

Randle Family Arrives for Visit in Stevens Home

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Randle arrive Saturday from New Jersey for a visit at the Roscoe F. Stevens home. Mrs. W. I. Randle and Mrs. Stevens are sisters, and the group includes their son, daughter-in-law, and grandson Jay Randle.

New Jersey W. I. Randle Janna Randle Jay Randle Roscoe F. Stevens Mrs. Stevens

Palmer Family Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs James Palmer of Waterloo spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs B A Spence and their children.

James Palmer Waterloo Mrs B. A. Spence

Cook Kill kills ants and flies at Sorg Drug ad

Ant and fly killer advertised at 69 cents a pint from Sorg Drug.

Kenny Family Plans Alaskan Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Ken Kenny and their daughter Jacquelyn will depart Wednesday for Anchorage Alaska after visiting Mrs Kenny s parents Dr and Mrs R E Ldigh and his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kenny at Webster The trip will be by motor over the Alcan highway.

Alaska Ken Kenny Jacquelyn Anchorage

Mrs Dayton Lininger Returns Home After Minor Surgery

Mrs Dayton Lininger leaves Cedar Rapids hospital to recover at home following a minor surgical procedure performed locally.

Dayton Lininger Cedar Rapids

Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Ford on 80th Birthday

Mr. and Mrs. A E Miller of 995 Eighteenth street host a family dinner today for the 80th birthday of Mrs. Miller’s mother Mrs. Sarah Scott Ford. Fourteen relatives will attend. Also note an ad for real estate listing by E T Brockman and a family trip: Mr. and Mrs. L R McMullen with children John and Kathleen at Camp O Delphi near Manchester for the week.

A. E. Miller Eighteenth Street Mrs. L. R. McMullen John and Kathleen Camp O’delhi Manchester

Seattle Doctor to Visit Relatives in hometown

Dr. Raymond Cooney and Mrs. Cooney of Seattle will arrive this week to visit his parents the W. F. Cooneys and other relatives. He recently was released from the army and will return to Seattle to practice veterinary medicine.

Seattle Raymond Cooney W. F. Cooneys Cooney

McLean Families Attend Funeral then Return Home

Return home notices that Mr. and Mrs. N. A. S. McLean of Gering Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLean of Council Bluffs Iowa, guests of Mrs. F. C. Rasmussen, left Friday after attending the funeral of Mrs. Laura Peters Rasmussen’s daughter who died in Gering and was buried in Cedar Rapids last week.

N. A. S. McLean Gering, Neb Hugh McLean Council Bluffs F. C. Rasmussen

Two new Marion Corn Festival queen candidates enter race

Marion voters can support Barbara Trimble and Pat Armstrong along with listed contenders Mary Tucker Joan Brooks Edna Mae Kemp Onalee Paul Sandra E Blazek Rosalie Hess Donna Jean Kolda Laura Lee Freeman Elaine Petrusch Veda Mae Pollock and Sue Cary by purchasing merchandise at local Marion stores. The corn show will be supervised by Floyd Robson as superintendent per Chamber secretary George Goodyear. The festival runs September 15 16 17.

Marion’s Barbara Trimble Pat Armstrong Mary Tucker Joan Brooks Edna Mae Kemp Onalee Paul Sandra E. Blazek Rosalie Hess Donna Jean Kolda Laura Lee Freeman Elaine Petrusch Veda Mae Pollock Sue Cary Marion George Goodyear Chamber of Commerce Floyd Robson

Rate Slowing Up For Creation of New Businesses

Des Moines AP reports Iowa sees 719 firm articles of incorporation in the first half, down from 922 in 1947 and 924 last year. Nonprofit filings surge to about half, while domestic and foreign corporations decline. Dissolutions drop from 89 to 54. cancellations rise to 161 with no foreign cancellations so far this year.

Des Moines Iowa Secretary of State

California travelers skirt US tax on Mexico bought tickets

Americans can dodge the 15 percent US tax by buying cross border airline tickets in Mexico. San Diego agencies report a surge in sales as tickets like 230 dollars in San Diego cost 200 dollars in Tijuana. Internal Revenue officials say they cannot stop the practice without new legislation as law currently exempts foreign purchases from US taxes.

Tijuana Mexico U.S Internal Revenue San Diego la Jolla Calif Sen. Downey D-Calif Downey George Schoeneman Internal Revenue Commissioner Schoeneman Internal Revenue Department Congress

All-Iowa stock shows expand under farmer driven plan

The All-Iowa fair adds the new All-Iowa beef show at the urging of beef breeders and the Iowa Beef Producers Association. The dairy beef swine sheep and horse departments will run in two sections at Hawkeye Downs with 600 dairy cattle and 500 pigs scheduled. Committees from breed organizations plan rules and premiums as farmers help shape the livestock program.

Iowa Beef Producers Association Charles Ith Penningroth Parish Canton Iowa Swine Producers Association Iowa Sheep Association Draft Horsemen Palomino Breeders Association Hawkeye Downs Andy Hanson Farm Youth Center Iowa Linn County

Brannan Outlines Plans for Better Farm Housing

Agriculture Secretary Brannan announced a multi million dollar housing law to aid about 135 000 farm families. The act would authorize 275 million dollars in loans over four years for improving dwellings and farm buildings with an average loan around 2200 dollars.Loans run 33 years at four percent interest and funds depend on congressional appropriations.

Washington INS Agriculture Brannan Friday Congress Budget Bureau

Linn County Farm Bureau Sports Festival Set for July

The annual Linn County Farm Bureau sports festival will be held July 28 at Ellis Park in Cedar Rapids. The event is sponsored by the Junior Farm Bureau.

LINN Linn County Farm Bureau Ellis Park Cedar Rapids The Junior Farm Bureau

Iowa Great Corn Crop Sets Record Yield in 1948

The 1948 assessor's census confirms Iowa harvested 11,125,780 acres of corn yielding 60.5 bushels per acre for a record 672,580,317 bushels. Cedar Grundy and Johnson counties led with yields above 71 bushels, while Springdale township in Cedar reached 85.7, and several southern counties posted well above average.

Iowa Harry D. Linn Cedar Grundy Johnson Springdale Cedar County Clay Township Grundy County Fairfield Township Marion Madison Warren Union Henry Washington Mahaska Des Moines Floyd County Bremer and Winneshiek Bremer County Maxfield Butler Floyd Cerro Gordo Howard Chickasaw Linn Iowa State Department of Agriculture

Country Diary: A Week of Farm Life and Garden Pests

Jane logs a week of lodge life with wrens nesting and a busy farm routine. Harvests, dusting of pests with DDT and Paris Green, bean and kale work, and neighborly notes frame days of oats, hay, and garden chides. Cats, pigs, and wellhouse antics pepper the entries.

Jim Tiger Tubby Cinder Tag Foxie Jane Rex Conn Buck Hole Cindy

New Animal Measures Food Supply Across Sectors

Lawrence N. Eldred explains an experimental multi-species figure the "animal" combines beef cattle poultry sheep and hogs to simplify meat milk and egg production data. H Edward Babcock Ithaca NY chairs the effort with R C Pollock of the National Livestock and Meat Board, urging a two animals per person standard.

Lawrence N. Eldred Animal Kingdom H. Edward Babcock Ithaca N. Y R. C. Pollock National Livestock and Meat Board Babcock Cornell University Rere

Lundeen Sells 15 Steers in Chicago Market

Carl Lundeen of Marion sold 15 head of 1393 pound steers in Chicago for 26.50 per hundredweight. The day’s top price reached 28.25.

Carl Lundeen Marion Chicago

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