Hog markets rise as receipts normalize in Chicago trade
Chicago hog prices moved up 5 to 10 cents with top at 5.10 as receipts eased toward normal and demand improved amid cooler weather. Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East markets posted varied gains or steadiness while cattle and sheep activity showed slower gains and mixed demand across regions. Totals: Chicago 15,000. Cleveland 700. Pittsburgh 750. East Buffalo 800. East St. Louis 7,000.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
INS
Ws. i
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock receipts at Chicago show hogs 15 000 head with direct hogs 3 000 and prices quoted across weight ranges from 120 to 500 pounds. Cattle receipts 10 000 with calves 2 000 and prices noted for steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls and vealers. Creep lambs 16 000 with prices for lambs, sheep and ewes. overall tone steady to firm on choice grades and some weaker trend on others.
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Two Markets
Receipts at ST. IIS LIVESTOCK EAST ST. VIS. IL show 7000 hogs with steady to higher prices. top 4.90 for 150-230 lb hogs, 4.75-4.90 for 240-300 lb, sows 3.40-3.65. At CA' market, 2400 receipts and 1500 calves with steady to slow sales. steers up to 9.60 per cwt for 101-198 lb, cows 3.50, vealers 5.50, slaughter cattle 4.00-9.59 for 600-1100 lb and 1100-1500 lb ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIX & Butchers
Attle
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Iis
East ST. Vis
IL Upi
South St. Paul Livestock Market Report
Market receipts near 200 cattle with moderate supply and steady to weak bidding. Cattle top at about 6.75 with feeders and cutters mixed. hogs slow with best weights steady to 4.65. sows weak to under 3.00. sheep and lambs mixed with ewes and wethers around 5.75 to 4.75, bucks 4.75, feeders slow, calves weak to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
Minn
Dept. Nares
Slaughter Steers, Cattle Rates Refer to Market Slump
Market report shows slow slaughter steer demand with prices mostly steady to weak and some drops. Heifers and stockers mostly steady, grass cows around 1.55, low cows steady to weak, lambs steady to weak with few gains, fat lambs to shippers cautious, feeders and sows mixed with light activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agripny Derrit Reece
Hog Receipts Rise Across Iowa and Minnesota Plants
Senate HOG RECEIPTS report hogs at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for a 24 hour period ending earlier. Prices varied by weight with lights 140-180 lbs around 3.75 to 4.55 and heavy types 290-550 lbs about 3.75 to 4.45, trading moderately active and near Tuesday’s averages.
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Senate
Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas City Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Trading
AP reports Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep were sold with receipts around 57 000 hogs and 6 000 sheep. Hogs mostly steady to 5 cents higher, top 4.60 for 170-240 pound hogs. cattle varied with Colorado fed steers 600-900 pounds at 7.60 to 9.60, vealers and feeders mixed, and sheep steady with native and Oregon lambs around 5.75 for top lambs. Prices reflect lighter weights and varying weights across classes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S&s. Dept. Agriculture
Sday
Colorado
Oregon
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Iowa hog prices listed by city show varying quotes across weight ranges. Mason City Ottumwa and Des Moines report bids from light to heavy hogs with values from about 2.75 to 4.40 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting market tiers for feeder and butcher hogs.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Exce Packers
Good Packers
Fair Packers
DES Moines
Ste Lear
Hogs and cattle market report from St Joseph AP notes
Receipts show hogs about 3000 with slow bidding and prices down to 4.55 for early top. cattle receipts 1500 with calves 300 and best fed steers around 9.00, bulk 7.25 to 8.25. sows steady with 3.75 top. sheep receipts 2500 with natives steady around 5.25 to 5.50 and westerns bidding about 5.75, five-car movement down about 25 cents.
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ST. Joseph (Ap
U. Dept. Agriculture
Grain and hay prices listed from Cedar Rapids miscellaneous
Cedar Rapids page shows grain quotes with oats at 14 to 15 cents per unit, rye 27 cents, corn 25 cents, yellow corn 26 to 28 cents depending on shelling. Loose hay price listed as 10 dollars per hundredweight, bale straw around 6 dollars, and hens priced per dozen. Several garbled entries remain unreadable.
Flour Market Prices and Shipments Noted
Market notes list flour at 16 cents per half unit, 4.35 per barrel in 96 sack lots, and 4.00 to 4.35 for hogs or catioad terms. Shipments total 16,246 with bran at 5.00 and middlings around 9.50. standard middlings priced at 9.50.
Market Brief Chicago Adams Street Car Sale
Brief item notes two cars sold at auction in Chicago amid market activity. Details are partially obscured but indicate a local sale event with vehicles and prices likely reported by the Chicago paper.
Wheat Jumps Two Cents Amid Strong Market Undertone
Chicago traders drove wheat to a fresh high since July 7 with September contracts leading the advance. Buy side from commissions and locals supported the lift while profit taking failed to dampen the upturn as corn oats and rye followed wheat higher. Provisions steadied with the grain complex closing higher.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas
Minneapolis cash grain quick market notes
AP reports Minneapolis cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats with bid levels and protein grades. No. 1 northern values around 52 to 58 cents per bushel for various protein contents, No. 1 dark northern and amber durum listed, July and September futures noted, and corn and oats prices given for No. 3 and white oats respectively.
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Chicago
Ieee
Minneapolis
Itec
Montana
Markets and Livestock Prices in Chicago Area
Market notes from Chicago show alive poultry at steady ranges with hens around 14 cents per pound and leghorn broilers near 14 cents. Butter receipts total 8.9 thousand pounds with creamery grade at 93 score and 92 for extras. eggs quoting 90 to 91 cents for firsts and 86 to 87 for seconds. Overall shipments and supplies steady, with limited demand and prices fluctuating for carrots and cobblers, and a brief Idaho Triumphs item noted.
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Chicago
Springe LLC
Idaho
New York Produce Markets Summary
New York and New Jersey price snapshots for produce and meats. Potatoes steady around 2.00 to 2.50 per barrel, sweet potatoes dull with Jersey baskets 0.75 to 1.00 and southern 0.25 to 1.25. Pork quiet at 20.25 per barrel for mess, lard dull, tallow firm, canned cheese and eggs show firmer quotes with mixed regional ranges.
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New York
New Jersey
Jersey Baskets
Southern Ee
Middlewest
Pacific
Bond Markets New York Bonds Show Moderate Irregularity
After weeks of rising prices the New York market turned moderately irregular with traders taking profits. Treasury issues held firm posting new highs for the year while Liberties stayed steady within a narrow range. The profit-taking focused on low-priced rail loans with some losses across the carrier group and select stocks like Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio and Union Pacific showing movement.
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New York
Co Ae
S.tates
Treasury
Ant
Santa Fe
Baltimore
Ohio
Cho
St Paul
Oil Central
Union Pacific
Pacific
Plateania
Newcorp
Foreign exchange rates in New York at noon
Irregular demand in cents lists several currencies with varied figures. The report mentions Holland, Denmark, Switzerland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Brazil, and Argentina with nominal values and notes a silver peso in Buenos Aires.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Pforeign Exchange
Healy
Holland
Sugar futures hold steady on fine granulated grade
Market notes show sugar futures steady with minor 12 point move stay at about 3.1 cents per pound for refined sugar while whisking at 4.10 to 4.15 on fine granulated grade amid limited price activity.
Wall Street Stocks Rise To Summer Highs Amid Wheat Boost
Wall Street rallied to new summer highs aided by a brisk rise in wheat. U S Steel preferred recovered from a 4 point loss while American Telephone, American Tobacco, Radio preferred B, Consolidated Gas, United Corp. preferred, Case, Public Service of N J, Union Pacific and others gained two to three points. Utilities led the advance as late trading remained firm and turnover neared 1,400,000 shares.
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New York
W AP
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American
Tobacco
Radio Preferred
Consolidated Gas
United Corp
Case
Public Service of N. J
Union Pacific
Power Stock Rally Amid Mixed Market Conditions
Trading gains appeared in electric power shares led by American Water Works Standard Gas Pacific Lighting Commonwealth and Southern preferred and United Corporation preferred. U S Steel preferred slipped then recovered. RCA Victor recalls about 5 000 Camden plant workers as output for the week to July 23 shows a 13.1 percent drop from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S. Steel
Rca-Victor
Electric Power Group
American Water Works
Standard Gas
Pacific Lighting
Commonwealth and Southern Preferred
United Corporation
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Ilinois Central
Atlantic Coast Line
Fca-Victor Co
The
Radio Corp., of America
Camden
Quotations from National Bank and Market Listings
Readable excerpts show Wednesday stock quotations and bond notes from Liberty bonds at about 101.4. Several companies and industrial names appear with varied percentages, including Am Can, Am Tel Tel, Allied Chemicals, Lehigh Valley, NBC radios, and others. The fragmentary text lists numerous ticker-like figures and prices amid a dated market snapshot.
Births Patricia Ann and Ellen Born
A daughter Patricia Ann was born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter et Donahugh at 1844 Zika Avenue NW. A daughter Ellen was born July 24 to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cabalka at 1104 G Avenue NE.
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Walter Et Donahugh
Zika Avenue
Patricia Ann
W. A. Cabalka
G Avenue
Ellen
Seven Men Hurt In Oil Tank Fire At Cities Service Plant
Seven workmen were slightly burned when an explosion and fire damaged an empty 55,000 barrel oil tank at the Cities Service refinery in East Braintree a Quincy, Massachusetts plant on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
INS
Cities Service Company
Braintree
Local hog market up three cents on Wednesday
Prime hogs rose five cents on the local market with top primes at 4.25 dollars. Packers paid 3.25 dollars for others as trading closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Ernee
Calf and Lamb Market Report Observes Price Ranges
Market notice shows good to choice calves and lambs priced by weight. Lambs at 45 to 85 pounds fetch around 4.25 to 5.25 dollars per hundredweight, while heavier lambs sell at according to qualities.
Pearl Newman Sentenced for Vagrancy in Rockwell City
Pearl Newman pled guilty to vagrancy in District Judge H. C. Ring's court and received six months at hard labor in the women’s reformatory at Rockwell City after arrest earlier this month by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Newman
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
H. C. Ring
Woman given indeterminate sentence in Linn county case
Mrs. Marie Strief aged 30 pled guilty to a statutory charge before Judge A B Clark in district court Wednesday. She received a one to five year sentence to the women’s reformatory at Rockwell City, suspended during good behavior with requirement to leave Linn county. She was arrested last Saturday by police in Greene square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Strief
A. B. Clark
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Strief
Linn County
Greene Square
Judge Grants Writ of Attachment in Pesek Divorce Case
District court judge H C Ring issues a writ of attachment for 5000 against Frank K Pesek’s property in favor of plaintiff Mary Pesek. An injunction restrains Pesek from molesting the plaintiff as part of the divorce action filed by Pesek.
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H. C. Ring
Mary Pesek
Frank K. Pesek
Ring
Pesek
Judgment Dismissed in Andrew Against Zbanek Appeal
On appeal from Justice Lightner's court before Judge Ring in district court Wednesday, an action by W. P. Andrew against Ed Zbanek was dismissed. Lightner had awarded a $100 judgment to Andrew when the defendant failed to appear at the stipulated hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Lightner
H. C. Ring
W. P. Andrew
Ed Zbanek
Lightner
Detroit Catcher Sets 337-Chance Errorless Run Record
Ray Hayworth of the Detroit Tigers reached 337 chances without an error, a major league backstop record. In 67 games he posted 260 putouts and 40 assists, with 34 putouts and 3 assists in the last six games of 1931, surpassing the American League mark of 284 by Johnny Bassler and the National League standard of 325 by Earl Grace. Grace had 334 chances without a misplay by season's end.
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Chicago
Ray Hayworth
Detroit Tigers
Henry Pierpont Edwards
Hayworth
Johnny Bassler
Detroit
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grace
Will Rogers Favored in Oklahoma Primary Contest
Oklahoma City AP reports a little known country schoolmaster named Will Rogers won a large share of votes in the runoff primary for the Democratic race for congressman at large. He surged over 100000 votes ahead of Mabel Bassett, state charities commissioner, in early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Rogers
Mabel Bassett
Nab Martin J. DeLacy In Davenport On Embezzlement Charge
Martin J. DeLacy, linked to a credit agency scheme sold to merchants last winter, was arrested in Davenport on an embezzlement charge from Mount Carroll Illinois. He resisted extradition. A Davenport man connected DeLacy to a nerve attack letter and claimed DeLacy a Davenport real estate agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. DeLacy
Davenport
Mount Carroll
Ill
DeLacy
Illinois
William Hupp
The
Electric Motors Company
M. J. DeLacy
Paty
National Business Men’s Association
Hupp
Soviet oil price cut pact with France's state firm
Paris reports a government backed deal allowing Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles to buy Soviet crude oil at reduced prices. The agreement was reached after the recent international petroleum conference in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles
Agen
Europe's Linguistic Tapestry Surpasses 121 Languages Spoken
A survey notes Europe hosts 121 languages among its 461 million inhabitants. The count reflects diverse communities and historical language clusters across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Theiss Wins In First Round At Mississippi Tennis
Seeded Texas players Jack Taylor of Austin and George Dulling of San Antonio advanced in the first round of the Mississippi ee tennis tournament in Iowa City. Dulling beat Ansel Chapman 6 2 6 1 while Taylor downed Gabe Stemen 6 2 6 1. Others included Bert Kruse 8 6 4 6 over J Keeler and several by default or straight sets in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Texas
Jack Taylor
Austin
George Dulling
San Antonio
Dulling
Ansel Chapman
Taylor
Gabe Stemen
J. Keeler
Bemidji
Minn
Dece Bert. Kruse
Vinton
Clerk Admits Embezzling 650000 at J S Bach & Co
A midlife clerk in the cashier’s department at J S Bach and Company confessed to embezzling about 650000 over fourteen years. He lived frugally on a 30 dollar weekly pay while the loss was largely covered by insurance. Company investigators traced the theft as they aided auditors in the bank’s offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Pla
J. S. Bache and Company
Chicago Man Fined for Indecent Exposure Near Library
John Bronsema aged 30 from Chicago was fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court after arrest Tuesday near the public library for indecent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bronsema
Chicago
Denver business visitor stays with Haase family
E. F. Pettus of Denver Colorado was a ten day business visitor with H. L. Haase at 515 Thirty-fourth street NE. E. C. Haase of Chicago visited over Sunday with H. L. Haase.
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E. F. Pettus
Denver
Colo
H. L. Haase
Thirty-fourth Street
E. C. Haase
Chicago
New St Josephs dining hall opens with chicken pie supper
The Marion church raises funds for its new dining hall with a benefit chicken pie supper on August 3 from 5 to 8 p.m. Rev. T. J. McElliott is the church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Marion
T. J. McElliott
St. Joseph's
Seaman First Class Boone Reenlists After Cedar Rapids Visit
Harold A. Boone a seaman first class residing at 216 Sixth Avenue SW reenlisted in the navy after visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids. His last duty station was in China during the Sino Japanese conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Boone
Sixth Avenue
Navy
Cedar Rapids
China
Car stolen from Bunny baseball park found in Boone
Roy Serovy a city firefighter residing at 158 Fifteenth avenue SW reported his automobile stolen Tuesday night from Bunny baseball park. Police learned Wednesday afternoon that the car was abandoned in Boone and the thief or thieves had escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Serovy
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Bunny Baseball Park
Boone
Carpenter Tony Tlustos Injures Neck and Head in Fall
Tony Tlustos, 43, of 1134 Sixteenth Street SE, fell from a low roof at the Sinclair Packing plant at 12:30 pm Wednesday. He sustained head and neck injuries and was taken to St. Luke's hospital for first aid and x rays. Doctors report injuries not believed to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Tlustos
Sixteenth Street
Sinclair Packing Plant
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sunshine Mission Ice Cream Social and Band at Riverside
To raise funds for extra summer relief work the Sunshine Mission hosts an ice cream social and band at Riverside on Thursday. The Firemen's Saxophone will perform starting at 7 30 p.m. The social, run by the Ladies Helping Hand class, runs 3 to 11 p.m. Admission to the band concert is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Riverside
Mission
Rochester men fined in police court actions
Jimmie Reed of Rochester Minnesota and Fred Schindler were fined ten dollars plus costs for sbeed ing. George Walker paid two dollars and costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping. R E Myers faced a fine for parking improperly, and L M Gox paid for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Reed
Rochester, Minn
Fred Schindler
C Avenue NE
George Walker
Park Avenue SE
R. E. Myers
Bever Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
L. M. Gox
B Avenue NE
Deaths James E Williams 57 Cedar Rapids resident
James E Williams 57 of 1109 Fourteenth Street SW Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 11 30 p m Tuesday after two years of ill health He was born in England March 30 1875 and lived in Cedar Rapids seventeen years nine in Holland Furnace Co foundry He is survived by his widow four children Hazel Lyle Clide Blair two stepchildren and two former marriage daughters plus three stepchildren from the Gragg family and one Clark of Woodward values
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Williams
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Williams
England
Cedar Rapids
Holland Furnace Company
Fidelity Life Association
Hazel
Lyle
Clide
Blair
Edith Mae Flynn
Peoria
Ida Lee Russell
Rays. Gragg
Verle G. Gragg
E. F. Clark
Woodward
Stimson and Mellon Confer Over War Debts
Secretary of State Stimson and Ambassador Mellon held a one hour thirty minute conference in Washington. The talks covered British American relations and were understood to include the subject of war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stimson
Ambassador Mellon
Community canning kitchen seeks donated produce and jars
Individuals with vegetables or fruit to donate should send them to the Community Club office for the resuming canning kitchen on Friday. Sweet corn for drying is requested. Those with jars or containers should deliver to the club office or notify Miss Titus to arrange delivery. Arrangements can be made to have produce picked for the Unemployment Relief organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Miss Titus
Club
Unemployment Relief Organization
Mrs Dye Heads to Lake Okoboji to Meet Parents
Mrs H A Dye departed Wednesday morning for Lake Okoboji to join her parents Mr and Mrs L C Low who have stayed weeks at their cottage and will return to Marion with her Friday. Mrs Dye’s companion as far as Perry was Mrs Richard A Crew who has been visiting her mother Mrs J T Christie this week. Virginia Crew will stay longer in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Dye
Lake Okoboji
L. C. Low
Marion
Dye
Perry
Richard A. Crew
J. T. Christie
Virginia Crew
Marion Band Plans Thursday City Park Concert
The Marion band directed by Paul E Popejoy presents a program at the weekly Thursday 8 p m concert in the city park featuring Tri City Band March Jupiter s Carnival Overture Bowl of Pansies cornet solo Fancy Free Raymond Smith A Night in June Lustpiel Overture Kelar Bela and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Band
Paul E. Popejoy
City Park
Tri-City
Manker
Deuces Card Club Hikes to Sleepy Hollow
The Deuces card club conducted an overnight hike to Sleepy Hollow on Saturday with eight girls in the group. Guests included Mary Lockwood and Elizabeth Sloss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Deuces Card Club
Sleepy Hollow
Mary Lockwood
Elizabeth Sloss
Guests at Hanson home Sunday include Emersons Spitlers and Bickel
The Ralph I. Hanson home welcomed Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Emerson and their son Gerald along with Miss Martha Spitler of Cedar Rapids and Eli Bickel of Mount Vernon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph I. Hanson
G. W. Emerson
Gerald
Martha Spitler
Cedar Rapids
Eli Bickel
Mount Vernon
Picnic Luncheon Honors Miss Fritz at Zak Home
A group of girls honored Miss Lucile Fritz of Oxford Junction as the house guest of Miss Margaret Zak with a picnic luncheon at Miss Zak’s home on Tuesday. Covers were laid for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Fritz
Oxford Junction
Margaret Zak
Miss Zak
Lewaniya Camp Fire Holds Ice Cream Social
Members of the Lewaniya Camp Fire group hosted an ice cream social Tuesday evening on the lawn of Miss Margaret Zak. The event drew a well attended gathering.
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Lewaniya
Margaret Zak
Yocom and Miller Guests at Whittier Home
Mr. and Mrs. T A Yocom and George Miller of this city with Mrs. Tillie Yocom of Springville were Tuesday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barcley DeWees in Whittier. Mr. Yocom and Mrs. DeWees are siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Yocom
Miss June Cunningham Visits Lisbon Relatives
Miss June Cunningham is visiting relatives and friends at Lisbon for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Cunningham
Lisbon
Marionette Four H Club Meeting At Alice Wallace Home
The Marionette Four H club will meet Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Alice Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marionette Four H
Alice Wallace
Marvin Hart Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
The condition of Marvin Hart, who is ill, was reported as slightly improved on Wednesday, indicating a hopeful turn in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hart
Miss La Verna Titus and Bernice Reynolds Visit Camp Hitaga
Miss La Verna Mae Titus and Miss Bernice Reynolds visited friends at Camp Hitaga near Waubeek on a Sunday excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verna Mae Titus
Bernice Reynolds
Camp Hitaga
Waubeek
Marion Merchants Travel for Sunday Prairieburg Baseball
The Marion Merchants set a 2:30 p.m. Sunday game in Prairieburg. The trip outlines a baseball match away from home with the ensuing schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Prairieburg
Mrs Valle Nesseline and Vogt Visit Bills Family
Mrs Valle Nesseline and her son along with Mrs Henry T Vogt of St Louis are visiting Mrs and Mrs Frank Bills this week. Mrs Bills is the mother of Nesseline and Vogt.
Funeral for Henry Lloyd Buelow in Marengo
The Rev. C. E. Krog conducted funeral services for Henry Lloyd Buelow Tuesday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Krog
Marengo
Henry Lloyd Buelow
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Miss Iona Cleveland Visits Grandparents in Blairs Ferry
Miss Iona Cleveland of Nevada visits her grandparents Mr and F J Cleveland in Blairs Ferry details unclear in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Cleveland
Nevada
Mr. and
F. J. Cleveland
Blairs Ferry
Marion Nature and Garden Club Members Dine at Thomas Park
Tuesday evening outing at Thomas park hosted by the Marion Nature and Garden club. Supper served to 31 persons including members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Thomas Park
Bells Host Anniversary Dinner Near Troy Mills
Mr and Mrs Wilfred A Bell entertained at their home near Troy Mills at a Sunday dinner for Cedar Rapids visitors Mr and Mrs Edward Havorka celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary and Maxine Kimes of Robins observing her fifth birthday. Eleven covers were served. Guests included Patricia Ann Havorka, Mrs J R McHenry of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Mabel Kimes and daughter Maxine Louise, and the Bells’ sons Robert James and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred A. Bell
Troy Mills
Edward Havorka
Cedar Rapids
Maxine Kimes
Robins
Bell
Robert
James
John
Board of Trade to appeal Wheat Pit suspension ruling
Chicago directors voted unanimously to direct attorneys to perfect an appeal from a Washington cabinet officers commission ruling that suspended the Chicago Board of Trade for sixty days. President Peter B. Carey said briefs were ready for the U S circuit court of appeals to test the grain futures act and the appeal would be filed early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Peter B. Carey
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cabinet Commission
Farmers National
Farmers’ National
WCTU Lawn Party Planned for Fiftieth Benedict Home Anniversary
The Marion unit of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will host a lawn party Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the library to celebrate the Benedict home's fiftieth anniversary in Des Moines. Speakers include Mrs. Jennie Rearick, Mrs. A Blinks, Mrs. W T Jackson, and Mrs. E J Esgate. Attendees are urged to donate money, fruit, furnishings, or pledge gifts. light refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Benedict
Des Moines
Jennie Rearick
A. Blinks
Mother Benedict
W. T. Jackson
E. J. Esgate
Minnie Whitcomb
Marion Country Club Bi Month Dinner and Bridge Winners
Seventy five guests enjoyed a two course dinner at the Marion Country Club on Tuesday. Eleven bridge tables determined prize winners including Mrs. J F Beach Mrs Tisher Amos Houser and H C Evans. Committee members listed include Mrs Karl Kendall and Mrs H C Evans joint chairmen Mrs L R Hermann Mrs C J Foster Mrs L J Maresh Cedar Rapids Mrs D H Smith Mrs Frank Beach and Mrs H A Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
J. F. Beach
Tisher
Amos Houser
H. C. Evans
Karl Kendall
L. R. Hermann
C. J. Foster
L. J. Maresh
Cedar Rapids
D. H. Smith
Frank Beach
H. A. Dye
Marion business rep reships to Cedar Rapids Gee zette work
Fred D. Ross the Marion business representative of the Cedar Rapids Gazette has resumed his duties after a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Ross
Marion
The
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Wynkoop Returns Home From Cedar Falls Visit
Mrs. Clarence M. Wynkoop, who had been visiting Mrs. J. E. Bromwell, has returned to her home in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Wynkoop
J. E. Bromwell
Cedar Falls
Baptist church choir to rehearse Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The Baptist church choir will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the church for its weekly rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Lost billfold and receipts advertised reward
Needy person reports a lost billfold containing valuable receipts and asks for a Liberal reward. Dial 22918 to return or claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Eckhart Reports Baptist Union Convention at Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Raymond Eckhart will present reports on the national Baptist Young People's Union convention held in Minneapolis on July 9 and 10 at the church membership meeting this Wednesday at 8 pm. All church members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Eckhart
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Minneapolis
Young Women of BYP A to Attend Friday Party
The BYP A of the Baptist church invites all the organization’s girls to a party hosted by Rev. and Mrs. William H Bridwell Friday at 7 30 p m The event is for young women and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
William H. Bridwell
Legion Pool Swim Meet Postponed To Later Date
A swimming meet at the Marengo pool involving about thirty swimmers from the local Legion pool was postponed and rescheduled for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo Pool
Legion Pool
Grace Starr division hosts Missionary Society meeting
Mrs. C. Hunter hosted the Grace H. Starr division of the Woman's Missionary Society at 1044 Twelfth Street. Miss Edna Roberts led the program on "Southward Bound" and spoke on the World Sunday School Meet in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mrs. La Verna Crew gave a prohibition talk. Fifteen members enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hunter
Twelfth Street
Grace H. Starr
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Edna Roberts
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
la Verna Crew
Citi zen Unemployment Relief board meeting announced
The board of directors will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the library auditorium. Members are asked to plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen’s Unemployment Relief Organization
Rae
Miss Calderwood Visits Marion For Picnic Honoring Guest
Miss Carmelita Calderwood of Iowa City arrived in Marion Sunday for a visit in the T A Cunningham home. She was accompanied by Miss Meryl Norton who has gone to Algona to visit relatives during her vacation. Tuesday a picnic honoring Miss Calderwood was given by a group of Marion folk at Conservation Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelita Calderwood
Iowa City
Marion
T. A. Cunningham
Meryl Norton
Algona
Miss Calderwood
Conservation Camp
Family pays respects after death in Missouri
Mrs. W. J. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Monthie with their children return from St. Louis Missouri where they were called by the death of Mrs. Sarah Beaver mother of Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Monthie who died Thursday Burial was near Flora NL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Turner
Amos Monthie
St. Louis
Sarah Beaver
Turner
Monthie
Flora, NL
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