Hog and Sheep Trade Strong While Cattle Market Weak
Chicago livestock receipts Wednesday show cattle 11 000 hogs 15 000 sheep 11 000. Hogs sold steady to strong with top at 11.15 and sows up to 15 cents. Cattle steady to 25 cents lower, light heifers and yearlings steady, fed yearlings up to 9.35, prime heavy weights higher. Lambs mostly steady. eastern dressed meat market improving. no federal cattle purchases planned. Austin hog market also noted with prices up to 10.45 for 220 Ibs and related ranges.
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Chicago
Fed
No. Ave. Amt
Austin
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Hogs receipts 13 000 with 3 000 direct and prices steady to strong. sows up 10 to 15 cents. Cattle receipts 8 000 with calves 2 000. fed steers and yearlings down 25 cents. best fat yearlings at 9.35. stockers at 5.25 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 8 000. fat lambs steady. natives 9.75 to 10.50, Californians 9.25, throwouts 7.00 to 7.50. overall slight firmness on top grades, broad activity in market.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From U S Dept of Agriculture
South US livestock receipts show 2 000 cattle with steady to higher prices. Better fed steers 7 50 to 8 50, heifers 7 00 to 8 00, cows 3 25 to 5 25, stockers 4 00 to 5 50. Calves 1 700 steady, dealers 6 00 to 7 00, top 7 50. Hogs receipts 5 800 uneven, more at 10 45 to 10 75 for 160 220 lb, up to 10 60 for 229 260 lb, sows 8 50 to 8 75, stocker pigs 7 50 to 8 50. Sheep 500 receipts, fat lamb bids steady to 9 50, throwouts 6 00 to 7 00, Montana lambs top 9 25 to 9 50 for packers, 7 25 to feeders for smaller lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Livestock
South US
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Attle
Montana
Omaha
Iowa Hog Prices Rise Across Markets
The Associated Press reports hog price shifts across Iowa markets with gains of about five to ten cents. At Cerro Gordo yards, 140 to 180 pound hogs fetched about $8.80 to $9.75, while 220 to 270 pound hogs traded near $10.20 to $10.40. In Mason City and Tama, prices varied by weight from roughly $8.90 to $10.50, with several weightclasses showing modest increases.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Ason
Epoch Pac’y Rs
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City livestock receipts show total cattle about 4,500 with varied demand. yearlings and heifers active, steers steady to slightly lower, butcher stock little changed, stockers steady. Hog receipts 17,500 with bids light, best holdings higher, sows active, feeder pigs 7.25 to 8.25. sheep 1,500 with fat lamb activity quiet and prices around 9.75 for choice offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
City Livestock
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculture
Tew
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Prices and Receipts
U S Department of Agriculture data from Omaha shows hog receipts at 8 500 with prices up to 10.60 for 170 250 lb hogs and higher cash quotes for other weight ranges. Cattle receipts near 9 000 with steers and yearlings 7 50 9 10 and cows 4 00 5 25. Sheep receipts 5 500 with lambs 8 75 9 00.
Iowa Hog Receipts Rise Across Iowa Minnesotayards
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending Tuesday 8 am totaled 14 400, up from 13 100 a week ago and 7 200 a year ago. Trade was fairly active with prices 5 to 10 cents higher than Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
IU. S. Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Local Hogs Rally on Market Gains
Hog prices advance with all prime hogs up a nickel and good packing grades up a dime. Top price climbs to 10.55 while corn rises and the cattle market stays steady.
Market Report on Cattle Prices and Grading
Pricing includes choice to good steers and yearlings with weights around 1100 pounds. Grades range from good to common across steers heifers and cows with bids from about 4.25 to 7.75, noting dry lot and grass categories and reductions for lower grades.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain prices list wheat oats rye barley corn and soybeans with cents per bushel. Produce items include heavy hens cocks leghorn springs turkeys and eyes, with wholesale fruits vegetables and canned goods, plus hides and horse prices.
Sugar Market Remains Steady in New York
Raw sugar prices hold steady in New York with no change, futures dipping up to two points and refined sugar staying flat. The market shows limited movement as traders await guidance from global supply signals and demand cues.
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New York
Wool Market Shows Quiet Trading in Boston Grade Wools
U S Department of Agriculture reports graded domestic wools in Boston were mostly quiet with inquiries and few purchases. A small amount of 2 blood territory wool moved at 84 to 87 cents per scoured pound, while medium territory wools drew limited bids below dealer asks. Fine territory wool in original bags moved about steady versus last week with modest activity overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York dealing
In New York, foreign exchange prices showed steady demand with numerous rates listed across nations and locales. Major entries include Great Britain at 5.0134, France 6.60 and Germany 40.27, with several cross rates to Mexico City, Shanghai and Montreal among others. Nominal figures accompany each currency, reflecting market conditions.
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Foreign Exchange, New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Wheat Prices Hold Firm on Chicago Board
Wheat prices stayed firm on the Chicago board of trade in a dull market Tuesday with a modest opening rally. Wheat rose 1 percent to 2 cents, corn declined after an early rise, oats firmed, and rye gained on strong commission house demand amid mixed crop news and weather signals.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
North American
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
Winnipeg
Chicago Quotations and Cash Provisions Report
CADS tape shows Chicago AP market notes with cash wheat prices for several grades, corn and yellow varieties, rye, barley, timothy and clover seeds, and lard in tierces and loose forms. Listings include No. red and dark hard wheat prices, mixed and white varieties, sample grades, and unit prices for seed crops and hog lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn price report from Minneapolis market notes
Minneapolis AP report shows mixed grain quotes with No 1 dark northern spring and Montana hard winter prices cited. No 3 yellow corn quoted around 90 cents to 1.00, oats around 38 to 38 1/2 cents, and durum varieties listed with several bid values.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Produce Markets Chicago Produce Report Summary
AP reports Chicago receipts for butter eggs and poultry with firm prices. Butter and eggs show steady demand, while live poultry totals include 39 trucks with varied hen and fryer prices. Potatoes list multiple regional varieties with price ranges and quality notes amid slower demand.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
U. S
Western
California
Idaho Bliss
Bliss Triumphs
New Jersey Cobblers U
Maryland Cobblers
Carte
Washington
Russet Burbanks P. S
New York Eggs and Butter Prices Mixed Markets Steady
AP summarizes New York market activity with eggs receipts at 24 323 and steady overall. Butter receipts 18 051 steady firmer on creamery and higher scores. Cheese receipts 444 725 steady unquoted. Live poultry quiet by freight with broilers and fowls at 15 211c and 15 19c respectively.
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New York
Chicago Produce Futures Wrap Up
Chicago futures report shows butter storage standards at 34 and 4 cents, TM futures at 29 cents, potato futures for Idaho Russets Oct at 2.10 and Jan at 2.35 dollars. Values reflect market activity across dairy and potato contracts with noted price points and delivery months.
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Chicago Produce
Chicago
Idaho
Bond Markets Advance in New York Bond Review
The New York market saw rising net operating income lift railway bonds. Medium and low price carriers led gains while issues like Alleghany 5s 1950 and Baltimore and Ohio 4 42s posted improvements. Industrial liens attracted demand, Pure Oil warrants rose, Studebaker converts climbed on earnings. Government issues were mixed with modest gains and losses near noon. Foreign bonds were mostly quiet and mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alleghany
Baltimore and Ohio
North Western
Erie
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Studebaker
Treasury
U S bonds close in New York trading
U S government bonds ended the day with Treasury 44s at 117.31, Treasury 4s at 113.10, Treasury 34s at 106.1, and Treasury 3s at 104.16, reflecting varying yields as markets settled. For investors, short term and long term Treasuries showed differing price moves amid broader economic cues.
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U. S
NEW York
Treasury
Widow Fulfills Vimy Prophecy and Dies at Sea
Mrs. Rosina Kemp of Calgary Canada had long vowed she would die when she saw her husband’s grave at Vimy Ridge. After attending the unveiling of the Canadian war memorial on Vimy, she boarded the Antonia at Le Havre and died four hours later of a heart attack.
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London
Rosina Kemp
Calgary
Canada
Vimy Ridge
Vimy
Antonia
le Havre
Wall St Stocks Buoyed by Buoyant News Amid Mixed Trade
Wall Street opened with selective buying as investors took profits on leaders. Rails faced resistance amid rising volume while late trading was irregular. Deere led gains near 3 points with others mostly steady or higher, and a new year low hit U S Smelting, Cerro de Pasco seen heavy. Bonds steady, commodities mixed, foreign currencies little impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Deere
Great Northern
Delaware and Hudson
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Northern Chlorine
Libby-Owens
Kelvinator
Johns- Manville
Westvaco Chlorine
General Electric
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
American Water Works
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Midland Steel Products
Spiegel- May-Stern
Allied Stores
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Western Union
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Edison
North American
Electric Power and Light
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Goodyear
Electric Auto-Lite
Safeway
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Tuesday Quotations from Adams Express and Others
Published listings show Adams Express and numerous corporations with varied price figures and percent quotes. Stocks include Allied Chem, Johns Manville, General Motors, Coca Cola, Reading, Sears, Timken, Union Carbide, General Electric, and many others across industries, highlighting a snapshot of market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Inspiration
Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Tel
Allegheny Corp
Kans City
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Brooklyn MT
Norfh West
Bucyrus Erie
Budd
North Amn
Nor Amn
Burroughs Adg
Ohio
He Byers
Otis Elev
Simmons Co
Socony
Crown Cork
Eastman Rod
Stew Warner Eaton Mfg
Stone Webster
Elec
Elec Boat
Studebaker
A Tex Co
Tex Guisae
Allied Mills
Kayser, Julius
Allis Chalmers
Kelvinator
Amerada Corp
Kennecott
Can
Kresge, SS
Am'n
Car & Fd
Kroger G & B
Coml Alc
Mathieson Ark
Anchor
Ark Nt
Armour Com
Miami
Atchison T&sf
Minn Moline
Atlantic
Tex _ Oba
Auburn Auto
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Murray, Corp
Beatrice, Cry
e.Cry
Bendix Ay
Natl Biscuit
Pest O
Dairy
Blaw Knox
Weiners
Natl Distirs
Bohn Alum
Pow & L
Borden Co
Natl Steel
Borg Warner
Central
Briggs Mfg
NH & H
Owens Ill
Park Utah
Patino Mines
Penk & Ford
City Ice & Fuel
Pullman Co
Coca Cola
Col Palmolive
Radio Corpa
Radio Keith
Col Gas
Rem Rand
Rep Motors
Comw Southern
Rep Steel
Congoleum
Reyn Tob
Consol Cigars
Schenley
Consol Gas
Seaboard Oil
Consol Oil
Sears Roebuck
Server, Inc
Shell Union
Silver King
Sou Railway
Oul
nWriske
Bae Sperry Corp
Curtis Ww
England
Timken Det
Foster Wheeler
Timken RB
Freeport Tex
Trans-America
Amazon
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Union Pac
Uni
Uni Air Lines
Uni Co
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Ry Sig
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
U & Smelting
Goebel
Walworth
Warner Bros
Gotham Silk
Wesn Maryld
Graham Paige
Wesn Union
Nor Ore
Westehse AB
Houston Oil
Wilson & Co
Howe Sound
Woolworth
Hudson Mtrs
Worth Pump
Peenical
Iui
Yancheng
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Dexter Co
Aubestos
Mic
Genshold
Ais
Dctomiie
Les Helens
Et Bros
Att Gold Corp
Crane Co
Walgreen
Flour Market Minneapolis Report Unclear Prices
AP notes flour market conditions in Minneapolis with carload lots per barrel in 98 pound cotton annes and patents, prices largely unchanged around 7.30 while some items rise about 10 cents to 6.00 or 22.50 in listed shipments.
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Minneapolis
Mapanre
City Briefs and Personal Notices
Firemen responded at 2 p.m. to a false alarm at Fourth avenue and Eighth street SE. Joseph H. Ainsworth, 2200 B avenue NE, who underwent an emergency appendectomy last Friday is recuperating satisfactorily at St. Luke's hospital. Theft of a corner belonging to Robert Deklotz of Shellsburg was reported to police here Monday evening. The instrument was taken at Shellsburg. Don Barnes, local attorney, discussed his experiences in visiting Australia in a talk Tuesday noon at the Canopus club meeting at Hotel Roosevelt. Miss Emily Hauser, 348 Sixteenth street SE, underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital Monday, and is reported in good condition.
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Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street SE
Joseph H. Ainsworth
Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert Deklotz
Shellsburg
Don Barnes
Australia
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Emily Hauser
Sixteenth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Prowler Disturbs Residents on Memorial Drive
T E Cain reports to police that he and neighbors on Memorial drive SE have been bothered by a prowler over the past several evenings in the Monday evening complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Cain
Memorial Drive
Gambling house charge ends in guilty plea at police court
Fred Null of 36 First Avenue East pleaded guilty Tuesday to keeping a gambling house. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed in default of payment.
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Fred Null
First Avenue E
Patricia French suffers elbow fracture after chair fall
Patricia Kay French aged 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas French of 616 Ninth Street SE, sustained a broken elbow in a chair fall at 9 am Tuesday. She was treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Patricia Kay French
Thomas French
Ninth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Local Court Fines For Parking Offenses
Ernest Horak of Ely paid 2 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a muffler. C M Gordley of 955 Sixteenth Street NE was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking in an alley. Ray Parks of 207 Fifteenth Street SE was fined 1 dollar and costs for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Horak
Ely
C. M. Gordley
Sixteenth Street
Ray Parks
Fifteenth Street
Dentist Dr Leo Severa opens new office in city
Dr Leo Severa, son of Mr and Mrs George Severa, recently graduated from University of Iowa College of Dentistry in June, has opened a dental office at 711 Merchants National Bank Building, following beginnings of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Severa
George Severa
Sixth Avenue
University of Iowa College of Dentistry
Merchants National Bank
Knights of Columbus Dance At Cedar View Club
Knights of Columbus council No. 909 will host a regular monthly dance at the Cedar View club house Wednesday evening from 9 30 to 12 30. New council officers head the committee in charge and a local orchestra provides music.
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K. C
Knights of Columbus Council No. 909
Cedar View Club
Children ignite shed fire with matches in residence
Firemen responded at 12 40 p m Tuesday to the home of Mrs Florence Clark 630 Eighteenth Avenue SW where children playing with matches started a shed fire. Earlier two grass fires reported by Fire Company No 3 at 11 26 a m at Lake Avenue and Twelfth Street NE and at Twentieth Street and Glenway Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clark
Eighteenth Avenue
Rude Auto closes for picnic at Palisades
The Rude Auto company closed for the day at noon Tuesday so about 240 workers could attend a company picnic at the Palisades. An afternoon program of games base ball stunts and singing was planned with dinner at 6 p.m. Talks were to be given by P. C. Rude president and George Hearn secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rude Auto Company
Palisades
P. C. Rude
George Hearn
Police seize abandoned Dodge car on Thirty third street
Police Monday evening took charge of an abandoned Dodge touring car found on Thirty third street SE four blocks from Mount Vernon Avenue. The vehicle had no top or headlight bulbs and bore a single license plate issued for a truck owned by J. F. Heathel of 606 McKinley Street SE, who said he had lost the plate a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-third Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
J. F. Heathel
McKinley Street
Heabel
Court House News Chickens Stolen and Divorce Suit filed
Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn investigated the theft of forty chickens from the Mrs. Anna Flannery farm east of Mount Vernon on highway 30. Helen Shelton filed for divorce from Clarence Shelton in district court Tuesday alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. they were married in Chicago on October 13, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Payn
Orpington
Anna Flannery
Mount Vernon
Flannery
Helen Shelton
Clarence Shelton
Chicago
Chicago Quarantines Dogs Amid Rabies Panic
The Illinois department of agriculture ordered a citywide dog quarantine in Chicago as July reports show about 1,400 dog bite victims. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen said 116 dogs killed this month tested positive for rabies, underscoring a growing epidemic threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Herman N. Bundesen
Notice of Hearing in Linn County District Court Iowa
In Linn County Iowa a hearing is set for July 29 1936 at 10:00 AM in Cedar Rapids Courthouse on the application of Edward J McPartland Receiver for allowance of a Receiver's fee in this estate. Parties named Herman S Strauss Trustee Century Building Company and others to whom it may concern are notified to file objections by the stated deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Herman
Strauss
Pk Century Building Company
Century Building Company
Edward J. McPartland
Cedar Rapids
Knox Outlines Nationwide Speaking Tour
Col. Frank Knox republican vice presidential nominee plans a broad speaking tour after his Chicago acceptance speech. He will address Connersville Indiana on August 8, speak in Maine before Labor Day, attend a major event at Hampton Beach New Jersey on August 27, then speak in Chicago on Labor Day and continue to the northwest Pacific coast southeast states and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Frank Knox
Knox
Connorsville
Ind
Maine
Hampton Beach
N. J
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Southeastern States
Oklahoma
Movie Folk Attend Wedding Of Lamson And Ruth Rankin
David Lamson, once acquitted of wife murder charges after four juries, wed Ruth Rankin a Hollywood-Beverly Christian church ceremony attended by about twenty friends. Notables Bette Davis, Glenda Farrell, Hugh Herbert, Lucien Littlefield and Humphrey Bogart witnessed. The couple, now Hollywood writers, plan to live in the San Fernando Valley after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
David Lamson
Ruth Rankin
Hollywood Magazine
Hollywood-Beverly
Stanford University Press
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Miss Rankin
Lucien Littlefield
San Fernando Valley
Heat belt shifts northward in United States
Cincinnati AP reports Dr. Clarence A. Mills, a weather and human behavior expert, proposes that the U S heat belt is gradually moving northward. He links a warmer world overall to possible effects on birth control and human conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Clarence A. Mills
Deaths of John Franklin Waterbury in Toddville
John Franklin Waterbury aged 63 of Toddville died at 12 01 am Tuesday after a short illness. He leaves seven children Melvin John Etta Powers Flora Sampica Inez Franks Amy Mae Gentile Ursula Abbott, two brothers Wayne and William, a sister Ida Filling, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral in Beatty chapel at 10 am Thursday with burial in Dunkard cemetery near Toddville. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Waterbury
Toddville
Linn County
Melvin
John
Cedar Rapids
Etta Powers
Santa Ana
Calif
Flora Sampica
Inez Franks
Center Point
Amy Mae Gentile
Ursula Abbott
Wayne
William
Gilman City
Ida Filling
Beatty Chapel
Dunkard
Obituary of Mrs. Anna E. Dixon
Anna E Dixon 69 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died July 19 in Estherville after a 13 week illness following a paralytic stroke. She lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years and belonged to Sunshine Mission. Survived by daughters Mrs Carl Johnson Mrs Harold Anderson and son Floyd Dixon and four other children Mrs Eva Thatcher Mrs Mable Hellake Claude Dixon and John Dixon. Funeral at Carl Johnson home with burial at East Side Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Carl Johnson
Harold Anderson
Floyd Dixon
Dixon
Sunshine Mission
Eva Thatcher
Minneapolis
Mable Hellake
St. Paul
Claude Dixon
Belle Plaine
John Dixon
Oshkosh
Wis
East Side
Davenport Death Notice for Arthur Vowles
Arthur Vowles of Davenport died at a Davenport hospital Sunday at 7 20 am after a year’s illness. Born June 15 1868 in Ashton NL, he lived in Cedar Rapids until about ten years ago then moved to St Louis and later Davenport. Survived by wife Esther and several nieces and nephews in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were in Davenport Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vowles
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Ashton
St. Louis
Esther
Davenport Monay
Private Funeral Services for Thomas A Kelty
Private funeral services for Thomas A Kelty will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel. The body will be cremated. Friends may call at the chapel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Kelty
Turner Chapel
Local Man Gets 60 Days At Waterloo For Drunk Driving
Frank Melichar Jr 32 of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to driving while drunk and was sentenced to sixty days in Black Hawk county jail by Judge R W Hasner. His father was released Monday after a crash near Waterloo on Highway 20 east of town, where Melichars with brother William were involved in a double rollover Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank Melichar, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk County
R. W. Hasner
Melichar
William Melichar
Frank, Jr
Highway 20
Grove City Rebekah lodge installs officers in Marion News
Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 officers were installed by Ethel Koster and Nannie Hannen of Hill City Mount Vernon. Mrs. Jack Ratliff received a lace table cloth and bouquets as past noble grand honored. New slate includes Noble Grand Harry Murphey and 11 other officers with multiple standing committees announced and 80 attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City Rebekah Lodge
No. 35
Ethel Koster
Nannie Hannen
Hill City Rebekah Lodge
Mount Vernon
Jack Ratliff
William Fleisher
Mrs. Ratliff
Myrtle Snyder
Archie Milner
E. B. Castle
Jack Norris
Charles Breneman
Richard Zimmer
Ratliff
Ella Harding
Harold Ballard
Noble Grand
Harry Murphey
Marshall Swayne
Hugh Hutton
Bert Taylor
Clyde Derflinger
E. A. Barnes
William Yocom
Guardian
Lawrence Hall
C. M. Robison
Sunday Picnic at Robert Sloan's Home Near Solon
Mr. and Mrs. J C Miller Mrs Lucy Scott Miss Grace Vernon Mr and Mrs William Fleming Mr and Mrs Frank Ozburn and Tim Greeley gathered for a Sunday picnic at the home of Robert Sloan near Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miller
Lucy Scott
Grace Vernon
William Fleming
Frank Ozburn
Tim Greeley
Robert Sloan
Solon
Grace Vernon Returns Home From Visit in Cedar Rapids
Miss Grace Vernon returns to her Cedar Rapids home after a week visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Vernon
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Miller
Mrs Hess Recovers Comfortably After Appendectomy
Mrs. Robert Hess recovered satisfactorily after an appendectomy performed Friday at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids.
Grupe Family Visits Marion From Winfield
Mr and Mrs Weston Grupe and daughter Ruth Marie of Winfield arrived in Marion Monday to visit Mr Grupe’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Grupe and Mrs Grupe’s grandmother Mrs Edward Hochreiter Mrs Hochreiter was hostess at a dinner in their honor Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Grupe
Ruth Marie
Winfield
Marion
Mr. Grupe
Henry Grupe
Mrs. Grupe
Edward Hochreiter
Community notices and local visits in Marion Iowa area
Mrs A V Anderson of Medicine Hat Alberta visits in W E Neff home. Adah Mann returns from Davenport after weeks with daughter Mrs J E Hall. Mrs Cora Starbuck and daughter Mrs Carl Johnson of Martinez California to attend Priscilla Guild picnic at 1820 Eighth Ave. Guild meets at 4 pm and asks for earned dollars. men invited for supper. Marion fire Dept responds to grass fire on Tenth Ave between Twelfth and Thirteenth St. Police warn residents about dumping rubbish on others properties. City dump at west end of Tenth Ave accepts rubbish but not garbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Starbuck
Marion
Carl Johnson
Martinez
Calif
F. S. Skinner
Eighth Avenue
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Police Department of
Tenth Avenue
Community church serves fellowship supper midweek
A fellowship supper of the Christian church is set for Wednesday at 6 30 in the church dining room. Attendees are asked to bring picnic requirements and a program will be led by Rev. Irving E Wade from the Sunday school class. The Jolly Dozen club held a six member swimming party at the American Legion pool with one guest Muriel Knouf of Cedar Rapids. Nakihopa Camp Fire members are invited to a kid party at Miss Martha Ann Youngs home Wednesday at 7 with Bunco. Mr and Mrs Morris Billings Ruth Culver and Marion Allen visited relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Irving E. Wade
Jolly Dozen
American Legion
Muriel Knouf
Cedar Rapids
Te Nakihopa
Martha Ann Young
Mrs. Morris Billings
Ruth Culver
Marion Allen
Mrs. Billings
Mr. Billings
Lewis
Mr. Allen
Miss Culver
Casey
Celan Rollins Holiday Visit to Monticello
Mr and Mrs Celan Rollins spent the weekend at Monticello with Mrs Rollins relatives Her mother Mrs John Wenger returned home with them for a few days visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celan Rollins
Monticello
Mrs. O. E. Clemans Confined by Illness
Local brief notes that Mrs. O. E. Clemans is confined to her bed due to illness, with no further medical details or context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Clemans
Ice cream deal and local luncheon ads in one page
An advertisement promotes home made ice cream with pints at 15 cents and quarts at 29 cents from Hallwood Cafe. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hazel Snell honored her sister Miss Irah Kirkwood of Chicago, with several guests listed. An auction sale of an eight room house and household goods is announced for Saturday afternoon at 538 Eighth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallwood Cafe
Hazel Snell
Irah Kirkwood
Chicago
Charles Burns
Bessie Patterson
Bertha Roberts
R. E. Leidigh
Hattie Frager
M. W. Courtney
Eighth Avenue
Laura Bailey Auxiliary Plans Central City Picnic
Plans for a church auxiliary picnic at Mrs. Walter Pike's home near Central City followed a supper at Mrs. Harry Snell's. Eleven members and five guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pike and their son Robert, plus Miss Henderson and Edward Burdick from Iowa City. Miss Alta Emerson led devotionals, with Mrs. D. H. Smith guiding the program. Hostesses were Mrs. William A. Fee and Mrs. Harry Hall. The group gave the annual bank offering and scheduled a mite box opening. National Prayer Day on August 7 will be observed at Mrs. Ina Dye Minor's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pike
Central City
Laura Bailey
Methodist Church
Harry Snell
Robert
Miss Ivah Kirkwood Returns to Chicago from Visit
Miss Ivah Kirkwood, who had been visiting her mother Mrs. A. H. Kirkwood and sister Mrs. Hazel Snell, returned to Chicago on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah Kirkwood
A. H. Kirkwood
Hazel Snell
Chicago
Fitzgeralds Return from Altoona Visit to Wright Family
Mr and Mrs Lee Fitzgerald and their daughter Barbara returned home after a few days visit in Altoona where they stayed as guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Wright. Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs Wright are sisters.
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Lee Fitzgerald
Barbara
Altoona
Fred Wright
Fitzgerald
Mrs. Wright
Sam Miller Family Reunion at Thomas Park
The Sam Miller family reunion will be held Sunday at Thomas Park. A picnic dinner will be served.
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Sam Miller
Thomas Park
Tuckabache Club Picnic at Mrs Gilmore’s Home
The Tuckabache club will meet Friday at 6 30 p m at the home of Mrs George Gilmore for a picnic supper Former members are invited Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches a covered dish and table service
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Tuckabache Club
George Gilmore
Miss Della Mae Tilton Returns From Mount Vernon Visit
Miss Della Mae Tilton has returned to Mount Vernon where she attends summer school at Cornell college after visiting Miss Mabel Williams. Marion Barnes spent Sunday in Chicago as a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs E A Barnes and will return in a few days to Riverside California.
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Della Mae Tilton
Mabel Williams
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Marion Barnes
Chicago
E. A. Barnes
Riverside
Calif
Pastor Helpers Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Pastor's Helpers of the Presbyterian church have postponed their meeting this week due to heat, with no new date set. The decision was announced to members and local parishioners.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Henry Schoon 82 Dies in Jones County
Mrs Henry Schoon 82 pioneer of Iowa died at her home near Amber after a stroke. She lived in Jones county 35 years after moving from Cedar county. Born Margarethe Juliane Stohs in Germany she came to New York in 1888 then to London Iowa. Surviving are five children Lizzie Wiedenhoff Amanda Blayney Henry Willie and Earnest. Eight children and fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral at Forest Chapel time to be announced.
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Willie
Earnest
Scotch Grove
Forest Chapel
Births in New York and Mechanicsville and Mercy Hospital
Born to Dr and Mrs Edwin Shearer of New York City July 22 a son Paul Carroll. Mrs Shearer is the former Dr Margery Carroll daughter of the late Dr Frank Carroll and Mrs Carroll. Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Wallace 1528 Eighth avenue SE a son Donald Patrick July 27. Born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Baker Mechanicsville a daughter July 27 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Randall Rogers 277 Eighteenth street NW a daughter Loretta Elsie July 27 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Byerly 1027 Tenth avenue SE a son July 27 at Mercy hospital.
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New York City
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Shearer
Margery Carroll
Frank Carroll
Carroll
Donald Wallace
Eighth Avenue SE
Donald Patrick
Mercy Hospital
Jesse Baker
Mechanicsville
Randall Rogers
Eighteenth
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