Hog Market Reacts Slightly Amid Mixed Prices in Chicago
Chicago bids showed weaker hog prices despite curtailed supplies as official Friday receipts tallied cattle 2,000 hogs 9,000 sheep 6,000 with hogs mostly 8.50 to 10.50 per hundredweight and lighter weights active. Cattle and sheep futures were steady to down with heifer and cow classes trading around three to five dollars per hundredweight, while sows eased slightly and pig prices held near seven dollars.
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Chicago
Grain prices rise as half corn crop damaged in six states
In Chicago an advance of 4 cents in corn prices followed news that half the corn crop in six leading states Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and South Dakota is damaged beyond recovery. Trade rules prevented further daily gains at that time.
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Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Hog market eases after Wednesday peak on weaker demand
Chicago reports a slight pullback in hog prices despite firmer pork values as receipts shrink. The general market drops 10 to 15 cents with top trades around 11.20 to 11.25, while wholesale pork pricing rises about 50 cents per hundredweight. Beef quotes show no change and cattle supply moderates, keeping prices steady from prior sessions.
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Avee
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago hog receipts reach 13000 with direct sales and trims of 10 to 15 cents under Wednesday. Hogs mostly 180 to 250 pounds fetches around 10.75 to 11.20 with top at 11.25. calves and steers show firm to slightly lower demand. sheep receipts near 8000 with fat lambs steady and slaughter sheep steady amid varied prices.
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Chicago
Dept. Aericulbure
Mort Salex
California Clippers
Combined hog receipts and 24 hour market prices
Iowa and Minnesota hog receipts at 9 packing plants and yards totaled 17 190 for the 24 hour period ending Thursday. Prices ranged by weight from USD 9.70 to 10.89 per cwt with light to heavy weights in various brackets and sow values listed. Market tone described as unevenly steady to 10 lower and fairly active with little time for loading.
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Dept. Agriflture
Iowa
Gimnesota
Cattle and Lamb Receipts Steady to Mixed at St Paul Livestock
U S Department of Agriculture cattle receipts at South St. Paul show feeder and fat cattle steady to mixed with prices for steers and heifers near prior levels. Sows and heavier hog weights ease slightly while lambs remain firm with typical regional price spread across weight classes.
Omaha Market Report Shows Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts 7 500 with prices 10.60 top and 170 250 lb range 10 20 10 50. 140 170 lb at 9 25 10 40. sows 8 75. Cattle receipts 5 500 calves 700 steady to stronger with steers and yearlings 8 25 48 40. cows 3 75 4 50. vealers 6 50. Sheep receipts 5 000 steady bulk lambs 9 00 9 25.
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Omaha
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Wilson’s
Sioux City Livestock Cattle Receipts and Trends
Siuox City stock receipts total 4 590 with better fed yearlings fairly active and firm. Other yearlings and matured steers dull after recent declines. Better fed heifers strong while other fat stock easier. Stockers and feeders slow with weak to shade lower. Ten sales fed yearlings up to 8 25 dollars.
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Sioux City
I—I
U. 5S
Iowa Hog Prices Report From Multiple Markets
The Associated Press notes hog prices steady to weak across markets in Waterloo Ottumwa Mason City. Prices vary by weight with packed sows lower in Waterloo and ranges from about 7.30 to 10.50 dollars for different weight classes. Mason City reports steady prices for light and butcher hogs with top quotes around 10.50 dollars for 180-220 pounds and 8.00 to 8.60 for heavier packs.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Packers
MASON
Good Lights
Good Packers
Austin Hog Market Steady with Weight Varied Prices
Austin Minnesota hog market shows general steadiness with lighter weights down. Prices listed for various weight ranges from 180 to 350 pounds range roughly from 9.20 to 10.60 dollars, with packing sows at 7.70 to 8.65 dollars.
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Austin
Minn
Hog Prices Drop on Local Market
Hog prices weakened on the local market on Thursday with all grades down a dime. The top price fell to 10.60 dollars. Cattle prices also weakened by about 15 cents.
Cedar Rapids market rates for grain hay produce and hides
Market list from Cedar Rapids items include grain prices for wheat corn and oats with assorted yellow corn values, soybeans, hay straw prices, live poultry rates for hens cocks and springs, wholesale fruits vegetables and staples with per crate and per bushel figures, cured hides by grade plus horse hides and pony glue hides. Prices reflect mixed commodities and unit formats.
Sugar Market Stays Near Baseline In New York
New York sugar futures were unchanged as refined sugar prices held steady. The market showed no gains or losses beyond slight movements, with values remaining flat amid limited buying interest and routine trading activity.
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Sugar Market
New York
Flour Market Prices and Shipments in Minneapolis
Carload flour in 98 pound sacks shows patent and standard grades with a 10 cent rise. Family patents reach 7.60 to 7.80 per barrel, standard patents 6.90 to 7.10. Shipments listed at 23.56 to 24.00 per unit, bran priced 24.00 to 24.50, middlings 24.00 to 24.50.
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Minneapolish
Prices for U S Department wool sales vary by quality
The Department of Agriculture reports broader calls for half blood wools with mixed lots including French combing and staple lengths. Prices range mainly from 34.85 to 35.00 cents scoured. Limited graded Texas wool fetches about 84.90 cents and twelve month Texas wool in original bags around 84.85 cents.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Aia
Blood Territory
Texas
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
The AP reports stable foreign exchange demands in New York with mixed quotations across currencies. Notable rates include France 6.6035, Italy 6.89, Belgium 16.28, Germany 40.28 for free, 23.00 registered, and travel 24.50, along with various other currencies and cross rates such as Tokio 29.33 and Shanghai 30.1844 reflecting ongoing global currency activity.
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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
Austria
Hungary
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Bond Market Fluctuations and IRR for IH E in Speculative Favor
U S government securities retreated after a Wednesday advance as corporate loans showed irregular moves on Thursday. International Hydro-Electrics rose about 3 points on strong volume while several railroad issues and utilities posted modest gains or small losses. American Rolling Mill declined about a point, and International Telephone eased slightly amid fears for its Spanish properties. South American loans supported the foreign list while other issues moved irregularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
U. S
International Hydro-Electrics
Baltimore and Ohio
North Western
Rock Island General
Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway
American Rolling Mill
Columbia Gas and Electric
National Daily
International Telephone
Treasury bond prices mixed as markets close
Treasury securities listed show varied closing prices with 4 345 47 52 bonds at 118 00, 4s 44 54 at 113 13, 3% 40 42 June at 108 90, 3s at 105 30 and 3s 51 55 at 104 14.
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U. Ss. Nds
New York
APD S. Epreruees
Treasury
Grace Moore Helps Aged Singers Fund In Copenhagen
Grace Moore the cinema singer donated $4000 to the fund for aged singers run by the Copenhagen Opera, supporting veteran performers. Her gift highlights ongoing support from prominent artists for classical voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Moore
Copenhagen Opera
Wheat and grain futures rise on Chicago board trade
Wheat futures rose sharply at the open on improving crop news from U S and Canada with Sept prices around 1.10 while corn gained 4 cents and oats up 15 cents. Strength in Liverpool and Winnipeg spillover supported gains though later profit-taking trimmed early highs. Rye and lard prices also firmed in a broad market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lsc
Lisc
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Lamson Brothers & Co R
Owrey
Cedar Rapids
Tional Ban Bank
Arley
Chicago Cash Provisions Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Seeds
Chicago market notes list cash wheat prices for No 1 red and hard grades, No 2 red and mixed, No 3 red and hard, and other categories. Corn prices show No 1 yellow and No 2 yellow with various fractions, oats and rye details include mixed, white, and sample grades. Barley reports actual sales and feed values, Timothy and Clover seeds priced per cwt, with bellies listed at 13.
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Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain prices rise on limited receipts
AP WHEAT receipts listed at 194 cars with gains of 3 to 4 cents. No 1 heavy dark to spring 60 lbs quoted around 1.38, No 1 dark northern 59 lbs about 1.36, 58 lbs near 1.34. No 1 Montana hard and No 1 red durum noted with varying prices. Corn No 2 yellow around 1.00 to 1.01, six cents higher. Oats No 3 white 0.05 to 0.54 per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets and Livestock Prices Summary
Receipts show 42 poultry trucks with hens steady and chickens weak. Hens priced 4 2 pounds up 18 2 cents. various breeds and fowls listed with specific price marks. Butter, eggs, and potatoes report firm milk and easing demand. regional carrot and potato quotes noted with U S No. 1 and various price ranges.
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
New York produce prices show eggs with mixed colors special packs 260732c, standards 27 27 2c, firsts 24% ec, mediums 22c, dirties 12134c. average checks 17 2 19% qc. Butter firm with creamery higher than extra 354 35%4c, extra 92 score 34 24134%4c, firsts 88-91 scores 33140 34c, centralized 90 score 34c. Cheese receipts 246,836 steady, unchanged.
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Chicago
API
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report Summary
Chicago futures show butter steady at storage standards 35 cents. Egg futures settle refrigerator standards 27 cents. Potato futures for Idaho russets traded around 2.20 dollars in October with January at 2.20.
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Chicago
Idaho
Price Of Radium Drops In 15 Years
Major Harold Brown of the British Columbia Cancer Foundation reports radium prices have fallen by over one third in 15 years. The foundation recently bought 3% grams at $30 per milligram, whereas 15 years ago radium cost about $100 per milligram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Harold Brown
British Columbia Cancer Foundation
Brown
Wall Street Stocks Brief Rally Sways Through Day
After morning profit taking the New York market edged higher with a mild rally led by steels motors aircraft and alcohols. Late buying added gains though many issues stayed modest while transfers neared 1.5 million shares and a broad list of names posted modest advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
National Distillers
Boeing
Transcontinental Air
Warner Bros
Radio
Twentieth Century-Fox
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Western Union
American Smelting
Coca-Cola
Westinghouse
du Pont
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
Wesson Oil
Lambert
Kennecott
Anaconda
Farm Implement Department
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Deere
Jinx Keeps U S Women Swimmers Short of Star Breaststrokers
Berlin report says two top U S breaststrokers Dorothy Schiller and Anne Govednik fell ill after arrival. Schiller has an abscessed tooth while Govednik suffers an abscessed ear, leaving coach Ray Daughters doubtful they can start in the Olympics. Iris ends up as the lone U S entrant in breaststroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Ray Daughters
Seattle
Wash
Dorothy Schiller
Chicago
Anne Govednik
Chisholm
Minn
Miss Schiller
Miss Govednik
Schiller
Govednik
Los Angeles
Iris
Miss Cummings Wins 200 Meter National Title
Los Angeles sprinter Miss Cummings shocked the field to take the national 200 meter title while finishing third at the Olympic tryouts. Her performance solidifies her as a contender for future events and spot on the Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Los Angeles
Stoners Appeal Property Damage Award Over Highway 161 Project
George A. Stoner and Clara M. Stoner contest a state highway commission condemnation award for the Cedar Rapids area Highway 161 widening. They seek a district court jury to fix a $7,500 damage claim, alleging a seventeen foot strip taken on each side, reduced access and drainage, and loss of shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Stoner
Clara M. Stoner
District Court
State Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Stoners
Three Wills Admitted To Probate In Court
Three wills were admitted to probate in district court. W. A. Baker died July 11 and left two daughters Miss F. Baker and Mrs. George Carey as beneficiaries and executrices. the will dated June 1, 1931. Mary Kendall Fuller died July 23 and named Dr. Fred G. Murray of Cedar Rapids as executor with William G. Murray. the will dated July 18, 1932. Julia A. Kerr died June 9 with sister Katherine Barry of Salem, Oregon as lifetime beneficiary. residuary legatees include Father Baker's Orphan Boys’ Home at Lackawanna, New York, and St. Vincent DePaul School at Salem, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Baker
George Carey
W. A. Baker
Mary Kendall Fuller
Fred G. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Murray
William G. Murray
Two Plead Not Guilty To Marion Breakin Case
Vance Robbins and Howard Francis both of Cedar Rapids pled not guilty in district court to a Marion breakin charge. Judge John T. Moffit set bonds at $2,500 each. Police arrested them in Cedar Rapids Monday for the July 22 breakin at the Linn Co operative Oil office in Marion, where more than $400 in checks were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Robbins
Howard Francis
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Linn Co-operative Oil Company
Marion
Judge Fixes River Boundary Based on 1931 Agreement
Judge John T. Moffit in district court quieted title between public and private property along the river from Second to Third avenues SE and fixed boundaries per the January 29 1931 settlement in a case brought by Smulekoff Investment Company as intervenor in an old river front improvement commission matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Smulekoff Investment Company
Liquor Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
George Koknos faced a charge of illegal possession of alcoholic liquor filed April 20. The state dismissed the case in district court before Judge John T. Moffit on Thursday after Koknos pled not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koknos
John T. Moffit
Koknos
Bott seeks separate maintenance de cree in district court
Naomi V. Bott files in district court for separate maintenance de cree against Kenneth G. Bott on cruel and inhuman treatment. Married Sept. 17, 1934, she asks custody of their infant daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi V. Bott
Kenneth G. Bott
Lutz Maintenance Action Dismissed in District Court
A separate maintenance action of Magil Lutz against Fred Lutz, filed June 20, was dismissed Thursday before Judge John T. Moffit by the plaintiff. The two were married Sept. 12, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magil Lutz
Fred Lutz
District Court
John T. Moffit
W W Yocom Sues John Smith Settled in District Court
A $128 account suit of W W Yocom against John Smith of Marion township was settled in district court by Judge John T Moffit. The case, filed December 8, 1934, concludes with the settlement of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Yocom
John Smith
Marion Township
John T. Moffit
Six Letters Found In Texas Archives From 1836 Campaign
A packet of six undelivered letters intended for soldiers in the San Jacinto campaign was found in the University of Texas Bexar archives. The letters, meant for the battleground in April 1836, were delayed en route and arrived after Gen. Sam Houston's victory over Santa Anna. They had been lost until this discovery.
Famous Peak Climber Abandons Grand Teton Climb
William O. Owen, famed for having Grand Teton named in his honor and for first scaling the peak, cancels his planned ascent at age 77 due to threatened blindness. He aimed to defend his title as the oldest climber this season in Jackson Wyoming's Grand Teton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Wyo
William O. Owen
Mt. Owen
Teton National Park
Grand Teton
Two New Babies Born to Local Families
Born July 27 a son Dennis Robert to Mr and Mrs Charles Charipar of 1415 Second Street SW. Ruth Marie a daughter born July 29 to Mr and Mrs Paul Lebeda Jr rural route one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Charipar
Second Street
Dennis Robert
Paul Lebeda
Ruth Marie
Rattlesnakes Not Vicious Says Arizona Professor
Tucson reports Dr. Charles T. Voorhies of the University of Arizona entomology department states that rattlesnakes are not naturally vicious. He notes the diamondback variety is excitable and strikes from fear or excitement, not as mankind’s enemy. He compares them unfavorably to the non venomous red racer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Charles T. Voorhies
University of Arizona
Funeral services for Charles Denecke
Funeral services for Charles Denecke former Cedar Rapids merchant who died at University hospital Iowa City will be held at 9 a.m. Friday in Immaculate Conception church. Msgr. John M Molloy will officiate and burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will be recited by Msgr. Molloy at the chapel at 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Denecke
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Iowa City
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John M. Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Msgr. Molloy
Funeral Services For Woodward K. Green In Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Woodward K. Greene, member of a Cedar Rapids pioneer family, who died July 27 in New York City, will be held at Oak Hill cemetery shortly after 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, on arrival of Mrs. Greene and party. Rev. C. F. Edwards of St. John's Episcopal church will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward K. Greene
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Truck Driver Dies After Quarry Accident
Oscar Bacon a 28 year old truck driver from Iowa City for Concrete Materials was injured when an overhead hopper collapsed onto his truck at a local quarry. He died at a hospital at 5 52 a m Thursday. He leaves a wife Marjorie and an infant child. The body was taken to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bacon
Iowa City
Concrete Materials Company
Marjorie
Mrs Vaclav Dies After Eight Months Ills In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Josephine Vaclav wife of William Vaclav died at her Otis road home at 6 15 am Thursday after an eight month illness. Born in Poland July 23 1896 she came to the United States twenty three years ago settling in Chicago then Cedar Rapids where she lived since. Survived by husband four children Florian Henry Vera and Helen all at home Funeral services will be at the Polansky Funeral chapel 8 30 am Saturday and at 9 in St Wenceslaus church conducted by Rev August Vojacek Burial will be in St John's cemetery Friends may call at the chapel 7 to 9 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Vaclav
William Vaclav
Otis Road
Poland
United States
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Florian
Henry
Vera
Helen
Polansky
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
St. John’s Cemetery
Salt Highway Near Eureka Aims To Trim Frost Damage
Kansas officials near completion of the first salt road on a federal route west of the Mississippi lay a six and a half mile salt soil base north of Eureka in Greenwood county. A two inch macadam overlay will cap the three inch deep salt course to prevent frost boils and improve road durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
State Highway Department
Mississippi
Eureka
Greenwood County
The Quiet Principle of Golf Etiquette
The article discusses golf etiquette highlighting silence as crucial to focus. It notes the difficulty of concentration amid noise and explains that players should refrain from speaking and maintain distance to avoid shadowing others.
Horton No 3 golf swing booklet advertised
An Editors Note announces Chester Horton offering his No 3 booklet with instruction on hands and arms in the golf swing. Submit via The Cedar Rapids Gazette with a stamped 3c return envelope and extra stamps. Copyright 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Horton
Cedar Rapids
Marion Golf Club Handicap Round Two Results
The Marion Golf Club handicap tournament saw W G Koppenhaver beating L R Hermann 1 up and L G Swaney defeating Dr J J Booth 3 and 2. Don Wolfe won 1 up at the 19th hole over Ralph Fitzgerald while Fred Rasmussen won 1 up at the 19th over Verne Balster. H F Lockwood edged Dr H G Stitzel 1 up and Lou Maresh beat Sam Edsley 3 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Golf Club
W. G. Koppenhaver
L. R. Hermann
Dr. J. J. Booth
L. G. Swaney
Don Wolfe
Ralph Fitzgerald
Fred Rasmussen
Verne Balster
H. F. Lockwood
H. G. Stitzel
Funeral services for W M Gott near New Hampton
W M Gott 76 prominent farmer formerly of Marion died recently. Funeral held Wednesday at New Hampton with relatives from Robins Marion Toddville and Center Point. Survived by wife Carrie four sons Leo Charles Ralph and Clarence a brother and two sisters. Burial in New Hampton. Born December 29 1860 in Marion Get.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gott
New Hampton
Marion
Will Andrews
Robins
Elton Remington
Lara Remington
Ralph Michel
David Gott
W. B. Carpenter
Ed Gott
Center Point
Frank Hopker
John Olinger
Frank
Toddville
Willis S. Gott
Marion Get
Carrie Coolahan
Ralph
Waterloo
Clarence
St. Paul
Rose Andrews
Picnic honors Priscilla Guild leaders at Martinez gathering
Mrs. Cora Starbuck former president of the Priscilla Guild and her daughter Mrs. Carl Johnson with Billy and Marilyn of Martinez Calif were featured guests at a Wednesday picnic supper hosted by Dr and Mrs F S Skinner at 1820 Eighth Ave About forty attendees planned division meetings Adeliza Daniels division set Aug 5 at Mrs Guy Millers home Emma Kendall division same day with Mrs Kendall Harvest Home supper to be held Sept 30 in the church dining room Short talks were given by Mrs Starbuck and Mrs Claire Woodward Guests included Miss Bess Boyles of Milwaukee Prof and Mrs Claire J Woodward and their daughter Elinor of Dickinson N D and Dr and Mrs George Keith of this area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Starbuck
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Carl Johnson
Billy
Marilyn
Martinez
Calif
Guild
F. S. Skinner
Eighth Avenue
Adeliza Daniels
Guy Miller
Emma Kendall
Kendall
Starbuck
Claire Woodward
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee
Claire J. Woodward
Elinor
Dickinson
N. D
George Keith
City
Nakihopa Camp Fire Party Hosted by Miss Martha Ann Young
Miss Martha Ann Young hosted Nakihopa Camp Fire group at a Tuesday party. Each member brought a guest. bunco was played and refreshments served at a long lawn table for twelve girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Young
Nakihopa
Fishermen Leslie McDonald and Archie Milner Near Palisades
Leslie McDonald and Archie Milner spent several days this week fishing near the Palisades, pursuing local catches and enjoying the tranquil river environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie McDonald
Archie Milner
Real Estate Transfers Across Cedar Rapids and Lisbon
A list of property transfers shows Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery association to William F and Alta E King joint tenancy, various inter county deeds including Frank L Williams and Hubert Thomas Williams to Walter C Williams, Marjorie Kirkpatrick and William Vaverka to command full title as joint tenants, and other transfers in Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon. Notable parcels include lots in Bever Park, Cedar Rapids Imp Co addition, Kurtz and Stuckslagers, and Bowmans additions with nominal consideration and recorded covenants and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Valcon
Marjorie Kirkpatrick
William
Myrtle Vaverka
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Nany L. Whitmore
Valeria M. Hamilton
Thelma Gericke
A. C. Kirkpatrick
Fred Huey
Kurtz
Leach and
Harmon
Oak Hill
Mary M. Safranek
George William Safranek
West Highlands
F. A. Beals
Esther Lucore
Park View
Sunday School Picnic Meeting Planned for Friday
The intermediate department will meet Friday at 5 p.m. at Thomas Park for a picnic supper. The committee in charge Lorraine Keesnan, Dorothy Adee, Mildred Kindig and Arline Guzzle, is asked to meet at 4 45 p.m. Members bring a covered dish, sandwiches and table requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interemediate Department of the Christian Sunday School
Thomas Park
Lorraine Keesnan
Dorothy Adee
Mildred Kindig
Arline Guzzle
Osceola Lodge to Meet Tonight at 8
Osceola lodge No. 18 I O O F will hold a meeting this evening at 8 in the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Luncheon Hosts and Woman Speakers Meet in Prairie Chapel Church
Mrs. George Reichard hosted a luncheon with her sisters and daughter Mrs. Elwyn Miller of Lake City. The group included Mrs. Theo McNamee Waterloo, Mrs. Kate Johnson Independence, and other local enjoyers. Ada Hindman, formerly a Fort Dodge deaconess, will speak at Prairie Chapel Methodist church Sunday at 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reichard
Elwyn Miller
Lake City
Theo McNamee
Waterloo
Kate Johnson
Independence
Walter Edwards
Anna Whipple
O. C. Spalding
Vinton
H. T. Scott
Ethel Tumulty
Shellsburg
Ada Hindman
Fort Dodge
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
Wehrends Take Trip to Tri Cities on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs John Wehrend and their daughter Virginia motor to the Tri Cities on a Wednesday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wehrend
Virginia
Tri-Cities
Hertensen Family Visits Clinton Home reunion
Mr and Mrs Martin Hertensen and their son Gene of Clinton along with Robert Spencer of Sioux City and Miss Minnie Hertensen of Chicago visited Tuesday in the home of Mr and Mrs C T Anderson Mrs Martin Hertensen is the daughter of the Andersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hertensen
Gene
Clinton
Robert Spencer
Sioux City
Minnie Hertensen
Chicago
C. T. Anderson
Anderson
Miss Dorothy Fuller Visits Perry Grandparents
Miss Dorothy Fuller of Perry stays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Buck at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fuller
Perry
Mrs. W. G. Buck
Mrs Richard Derflinger Returns From Sibley Visit
Mrs Richard Derflinger, who had been visiting at Sibley, has returned to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Derflinger
Sibley
Marion
Mrs Richard Burt Expected Home From Chicago and Kenosha
Mrs. Richard Burt who has spent a week in Chicago and Kenosha was expected to return home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burt
Chicago
Kenosha
Born to Wurster Family at St Luke’s Cedar Rapids
A son was born to Mr and Mrs L J Wurster at St Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wurster
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Major of Perry Joins Sister on Walnut Illinois Trip
Late Major of Perry arrived in Marion Thursday and joined his sister Mrs. Gilbert Gordon in a trip to Walnut Illinois where their mother Mrs. Margaret Major is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major of Perry
Marion
Gilbert Gordon
Walnut
Ill
Margaret Major
Anamosa Family Returns From Wisconsin Visit
Mr and Mrs A B Black their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lester O Runkle and their children Dorothy and Bobby of Anamosa have returned after a visit to the Dells in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Black
Lester O. Runkle
Dorothy
Bobby
Anamosa
The
Dells
Wisconsin
Mrs Clara Mitchell Visits Monticello Kin Folks
Mrs Clara Mitchell visits Monticello to see her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C J Northrop. Mr and Mrs W K Lothian accompany her by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mitchell
Monticello
C. J. Northrop
W. K. Lothian
Fellowship Supper Held At Christian Church
The monthly fellowship supper was held Wednesday evening in the church dining room. About fifty attended. Rev. Irving E. Wade's Sunday school class led the program. Blanche Hamm and Verle Breed led devotions. Hazel and Helen Wade sang a duet. Verle Breed and Edna Roberts played piano duets. Ruth Murray gave a reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Irving E. Wade
Blanche Hamm
Verle Breed
Hazel
Helen Wade
Edna Roberts
Ruth Murray
Fiedler Family Returns to Cuba City After Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Fiedler and their two sons and daughter have returned to Cuba City after visiting the P J Fiedler home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fiedler
Cuba City
P. J. Fiedler
Picnic Supper Honor For Tuckabache Club Members
Members of the Tuckabache club are asked to bring an article of food including sandwiches and a table service for a Friday evening picnic at the home of Mrs. George Gilmore. Former club members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckabache Club
George Gilmore
Marion Band to Play Concert in City Park Tonight
The Marion band under the direction of G. L. Lyman will perform in the city park at 8 p.m. The program includes Indiana State March Farrar One Beautiful Day overture Hildreth Them Basses march trombone solo Gaylord Ward The Old Home Down on the Farm Harlow Vanished Army march Alford Stephen Foster selection Holmes Raggy Trombone novelty Kiefer King Cotton Sousa.
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Farrar
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Alford
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Sousa
Milk price hike by Marion distributors on August 1
Milk Distributors of Marion announce a price increase due to shortage. Wholesale rises to 8 cents and retail to 10 cents effective August 1. Listing includes H W Wiggins Walter Cripps W B Sebern C E Batch elder H F McCaulley Mrs I R Finger C R Balicom C E Green I N Burke Etzel Dairy Brody Dairy Frye Dairy.
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Walter Cripps
W. B. Sebern
C. E. Batch
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