Mannheimer Is Magnet For Piano Students
London pianist Frank Mannheimer draws students from across the United States and Europe to Mount Vernon for summer classes at the Cornell College conservatory. He teaches Tobias Matthay method focusing on weight rather than strength, with each motion explained. Notable students travel with him, and he enjoys the Mount Vernon setting as ideal for study and relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nount Vernon
Frank Mannheimer
London
England
Mount Vernon
Cornell College Conservatory
Mannheimer
Tobias Matthay
Margaret Schuele Halpin
Lawrence J. Halpin
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Conservatory
Eleanor Gough
Marion
Laura Geller
Tipton
Mary Lu Reeder
Vinton
Cornell
Baltz
Lisbon
Meat Exports Mount and Imports Decline
Six month totals show meat exports rising for pork and lard while beef and veal imports lag. June beef exports reached a yearly high but month total remains below last year. pork imports for June were the lowest in four years.
Mt Vernon Couple Draw Plans For WPA Park
Mount Vernon the request for two thousand two dollars from the WPA to be matched locally was granted in record time. The project funds support landscaping for a newly acquired town park with work slated to begin about August 20. The central figures are E. E. Moots, a former Cornell College engineering professor, and his wife, a landscape architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
WPA
Des Moines
Burns
Cedar Rapids
Washington
E. E. Moots
Cornell College
Moots
Olin farewell honors Barrigar moving to Tennessee
About a hundred people attended a Friday farewell supper at the Olin public school for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barrigar who will soon relocate to Johnson City Tennessee. Barrigar has been the music instructor in the Olin school for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Roger Barrigar
Johnson City
Tenn
Barrigar
Monona
J. F. Rogers
Reva Schwab
American Legion Auxiliary
Julia Rogers
Shirley Snyder
Aldys Jane Schwab
Eileen Marting
Gloria Garrs
Betty Hamann
Marjorie Lang
Dolores Peters
Mila Mae Scholl
Betty Luster
Norma Bernhard
Eileen Keppler
Georgine Bernhard
Shirley Klinkel
Betty Jean Orr
Patricia Rogers
Betty Wickler
Pearl de Sotos
Virginia Rittenhouse
Donna Mae Pape
Barbara Klotzbach
Donna Marie Kolbe
Jeanne Wiethorn
Viola Bernhard
Emelyn Pape
Peggy Kinsley
Doris Briar
Donna Mae Collins
Local Obituary and Regional News Roundup
Funeral services held for a Maynard resident who died after a fall resulting in a broken hip. Survived by wife Emma Nehls and four sons, plus a daughter and two brothers. Budget hearing set for August 15 as Buchanan county proposes 278020 in property taxes. La Porte City reports a barn fire from lightning, destroying a barn and horse. Iowa Canning plans tomato pack with 50 000 cases and 40 to 80 workers, shifting away from sweet corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gerhard Bunge
Meyer
Odd Fellows and Lutheran Church
Maynard
Catherine Beechler
Emma Nehls
Charles J
Alfred J
Herbert T
Henry W
J. F. Norbohm
Sumner
John of
William
Long Beach
Calif
Independence
Buchanan County
Board of Supervisors
Alburnett
Lloyd Kratzer
Coggon
Kelley
Kratzer
Smith Hughes
Iowa State College
Laporte City
Champion Corn Grower Sets Plowing Test at Sigourney Farm
First entrant for the district plowing match at Glenn Noller farm near Sigourney on August 4 is J. H. Greiner of Keota, Iowa's 1938 champion corn grower. Also competing are Cap Jacobs John Harras Lloyd White Henry Kleit Elena Parkhill Leonard Hammen Francis Linnenkamp Otis Taylor and Jack Hamilton from Delta and Harper and Sigourney. The Sigourney meet acts as a preliminary to the corn belt plowing match scheduled for September 23 at a site to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Glenn Noller
J. H. Greiner
Keota
Iowa
Cap Jacobs
John Harras
Lloyd White
Henry Kleit
Elena Parkhill
Leonard Hammen
Francis Linnenkamp
Harper
Otis Taylor
Jack Hamilton
Delta
Iowa Grange Convention Set for Grinnell October Dates
Special to The Gazette Grinnell announces the seventeenth annual Iowa Grange state convention will be held in Grinnell from October 10 to 12. The executive committee plans a session with business meetings speeches by farm leaders and membership work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
The
Iowa Grange
Hail Damages Corn On Twenty Farms In West Union Vicinity
Hail struck the West Union area damaging corn on twenty farms. Officials survey fields to assess losses and begin repairs as local crews return to harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Oats Threshed Rapidly as Harvest Presses On
In Elgin farmers rush threshing with oats nearly all cut and threshed from shocks. Oats yield reported from 30 to 70 bushels per acre and corn is in the roasting ear stage. Sweet corn contracted for canning shows tasseled ears and factory operation may begin in the third week of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Elgin
Drought Hits Corn Prospects as Oat Yields Rise in Allamakee
Farmers report drought depressing corn prospects in the WAUKON area while Allamakee county oat yields reach 45 to 50 bushels per acre in several locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee
Rain disrupts threshing as Traer area sees heavy showers
Heavy rain in the Traer vicinity Thursday night halted threshing activities. Oats yields had been running from 20 to 50 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Millersburg Farmers Benefit From Friday Rain
Rain Friday boosted the corn crop near Millersburg where threshing is nearly complete. A 14 man crew continued de tasseling at the S. R. Humes farm southwest of Millersburg as localities report improved conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
S. R. Humes
Millersurg
Detasseling 37 Acre Seed Field Near Hopkinton In Progress
Detasseling work on the Clyde Thompson farm near Hopkinton covers 37 acres of hybrid seed corn with crews ranging from four to 21 men over the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Clyde Thompson
Quality Oats Reported in Quasqueton Area
Good quality oats are reported in the Quasqueton neighborhood with yields from 35 to 50 bushels per acre. A new combine is being operated by Mort Matteson in the area this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Matteson
Monona Creamery Pays 25c For Top Butterfat
Monona Creamery paid 25 cents a pound for sweet cream butterfat in June. No 1 butterfat brought 24 cents a pound. The plant produced 84,419 pounds of butterfat from 68,087 pounds received, as reported by secretary Elwin Drahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
Monona Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Elwin Drahn
Four Township Booths Prepare Exhibits for Fayette County Fair
Four township farm bureaus Fayette Union Harlan Jefferson and Scott will prepare booth exhibits for the Fayette county fair at West Union August 21 to 25. Harry L. Olesen of West Union leads the Union exhibit W E Pace of Maynard Harlan Mrs E F F Heise of Oelwein Jefferson and Mr and Mrs E D James of Stanley Scott assist with the other booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette—Union
Harlan, Jefferson
Scott Township
Booth
Fayette County
West Union
Harry L. Olesen
W. E. Pace
Maynard
Harlan
E. F. F. Heise
Oelwein, Jefferson
E. D. James
Stanley, Scott
Farmers Slow in Selling New Cattle and Corn Market Notes
Test weights by inspectors in Cedar Rapids reached 33 1 3 pounds to the bushel while Chicago samples show 24 1 2 to 28 pounds. Farmers receive about 28 cents a bushel on delivery with premiums of 7 to 10 cents in some elevators. A Cedar County sale moved 43 cents a bushel to a sheller, and 5,000 bushels were contracted at 47 cents in Jones County for October delivery. The July corn hog ratio rises to 16.9, while the feed egg ratio worsens from June to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Cedar County
Jones County
Missouri
Kansas
Leslie M. Carl
Des Moines
Carl
Harrington challenges Swanson election testimony in Iowa race
Rep. Vincent Harrington asks the House Elections Committee to strike Swanson’s testimony in the Ninth Iowa district contest. Harrington seeks a resolution declaring him the elected winner after a 46 705 to 46 366 official vote. He asserts depositions were improper and that key notices and witnesses were mishandled. The clerk said Swanson may respond before the record goes to the speaker and committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vincent Harrington
House
House Elections Committee
Albert F. Swanson
Swanson
Harrington
Iowa
Sioux City
Spirit Lake
George P. Woods
E. E. Heldridge
WPA
Okoboji
Dinner Party Observes B F Mentzer Ninety Second Birthday
The Mentzer family hosts a dinner today marking B F Mentzer's 92nd birthday at his home. Attendees include relatives from Denver Chicago Marion Des Moines Minneapolis and Long Beach with friends and local clergy present. Also noted is the Garden showing of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in Sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Mentzer
Mentzer
Mr. Mentzer
Mary C. Gunnison
Denver
Colo
John Mentzer
Chicago
Elmer Hollingsworth
Marion
Joseph G. B
H. O. Allen
C. G. Ellinger
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Nelson Eddy and
Garden
Misses and friends return from Pine River fishing trip
The Misses Alberta Voorhies and Gwen Knight with Bill Conley and Dick Starry, joined by Mrs. Harry Bean and son Jack of Cedar Rapids, spent a week fishing in Pine River Minnesota. Miss Bess Carver has left Marion and Iowa City relatives for Washington to resume capitol work. Bennie Cummins home with the Finger family returns from Clarence. Miss Eleanor Kesting and Miss Edith Tyer plan a week in Winterset. Hutchinsons Gingham Package Ice cream sold at Owen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Voorhies
Gwen Knight
Bill Conley
Dick Starry
Harry Bean
Jack
Cedar Rapids
Pine River
Minn
Bess Carver
Marion
Iowa City
Hastings, Neb
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Bennie Cummins
Mrs. Irving Finger
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Collins Party Heads to Saginaw for Weekend Visit
Helen and Norma Biddick with Miss Minnie Lou Fish travel from Collins to Saginaw Michigan to spend the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. L E Bigger of Mount Vernon. The Biggers’ daughter Miss Alice Marie Bigger remains for several weeks at a girls camp in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Norma Biddick
Minnie Lou Fish
Collins
L. E. Bigger
Mount Vernon
Saginaw, Mich
Biggers
Alice Marie Bigger
Saginaw
Howe Family Hosts Friday Dinner Party
Mrs Mary Howe and her daughter Edith Howe entertained Friday evening at their home north of Marion. Guests included Mrs Effie Miller Mrs Etta Plummer Mrs Carl Wallace and the Misses Minnie Metta Whitcomb and Della Garretson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howe
Edith Howe
Marion
Effie Miller
Etta Plummer
Carl Wallace
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Della Garretson
Miss Wyoma Carey Returns From Vacation
Miss Wyoma Carey arrived Saturday morning after a two week vacation spent in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoma Carey
Los Angeles
Centerville Guests of Mrs Brockway Include Fulton Family
Saturday visitors to Mrs Estelle Brockway were Mr and Mrs P I Fulton and their daughter Patricia Ann from Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Brockway
Mrs. P. I. Fulton
Patricia Ann
Centerville
Webb Family Visits Emerson Kin in Town
Mr and Mrs Ray Webb and their son Robert of Tucson Ariz arrive Friday evening to visit Mrs Webb's father C W Emerson and her sisters Alta and Elva Emerson. Also visiting is Mrs R H Beatty of Kankakee Ill in the Emerson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Webb
Robert
Tucson
Ariz
Webb
C. W. Emerson
Alta
Elva Emerson
R. H. Beatty
Kankakee, Ill
Emerson
Weekend and Tuesday visitors at Gorman home
Mrs. Roy Montagne of Sioux City is the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Gorman from weekend through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Gorman
Roy Montagne
Sioux City
Three Men Depart Monday for Snow Bank Lake Vacation
Dale Lowe Dick Ferreter and John Beeson Jr leave Monday for a vacation at Snow Bank Lake in Minnesota. The trio plans leisure time at the lakeside retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Bank Lake, Minn
Dale Lowe
Dick Ferreter
John Beeson, Jr
Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Picnic at Mrs Knight's Home
The fourth division will meet Tuesday at noon for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. Merle Knight at 1032 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Merle Knight
Fourth Street
August Bride: Carey Engagement to Clifford Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carey of 987 Fourteenth Street announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Miss Agnes Carey to Clifford O. Johnson, son of Mrs. Peter Munson of Lehigh. The wedding is set for August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Carey
Fourteenth Street
Agnes Carey
Clifford O. Johnson
Peter Munson
Lehigh
Methodist Ladies Aid Divisions Schedule Spring Meetings
The Loyal division meets 2:30 at 840 Tenth St hosted by Mrs. Sutliff with Mrs. Stitzel and Mrs. Holsinger as co hosts. The Sunshine division picnics 12 30 at Thomas Park with rain site 230 Twentieth St. Gleaners hold family picnic and meeting 12 30 at Marion Blvd home of Mrs. Kermnitz. True Blue division 2 36 at Mrs. Finger home East Twelfth Ave with joint hostesses. Endeavor and families picnic at Thomas Park 12 30. Keystone division 2 30 at 1347 Twelfth St hosted by Mrs Ainley. Comforter division 2 30 at Miss Lula Toms 453 Seventh Ave with Mrs. Bear Easter day and Mrs. Griffiths as joint hostesses. Hattie Frager leads devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Loyal
C. W. Sutliff
Tenth Street
H. G. Stitzel
F. G Holsinger
Sunshine
Thomas Park
Frank Zuhlke
Twentieth Street
Gleaners
Ed C. Kermnitz
Marion Boulevard
True Blue
Irving Finger
East Twelfth Avenue
George Self
Etta Murphy
Endeavor Division
Keystone
E. C. Ainley
Twelfth Street
Comforter
Lula Toms
Seventh Avenue
Sam Bear
Florence Easterday
E. W. Griffiths
Hattie Frager
Insulation Costs Less No Agent's Commission
Biddick Lumber Company advertises insulation with no agent's commission, promoting cost savings and direct purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddick Lumber Company
Mrs. James Logan Visits Her Mother in Traer
Mrs. James Logan of Traer has been a recent guest of her mother Mrs. Mary Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Logan of
Traer
Mary Howe
Mrs Francis Taylor and daughter visit Los Angeles
Mrs Francis Taylor and her daughter Barbara are visiting in Los Angeles. Mr Taylor plans to leave in two weeks to spend his vacation in California, and Mrs Taylor and Barbara will return to Marion with him.
Gerwig Family Weekend Visit to Grandmother’s Home
O. J. Gerwig of Jefferson visits his wife and sons Donald and Bobbie at his mother in law Mrs. Mary Levasseur. The Gerwigs plan to return to Jefferson this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gerwig
Jefferson
Donald
Bobbie
Mary Levasseur
Gerwigs
Dickey's Foods Ad Lists Bargains on Meat and Fruit
Local ad promotes lamb chops at 15 cents a pound bologna 10 cents per pound and peaches at 85 cents a pound from Dickey's Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey’s Foods
De Jong Family to Visit Orange City for August
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. R. De Jong and children Betty Anne and John will travel to Orange City on Monday to spend August with Mr. De Jong’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. R. de Jong
Betty Anne
John
Orange City
Mr. de Jong
Weekend in Chicago Hosts Gipp and Stanek Couples
Mr and Mrs Harvey Gipp of Marion and Mr and Mrs Elmer Stanek of Cedar Rapids spend the weekend in Chicago and attend a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harvey Gipp
Marion
Elmer Stanek
Cedar Rapids
Sisters and families return home from Waffle visit
Mrs. Carl Gruis of Rossie and Miss Jennie Rose Decker of Athens Ohio sisters of Mrs Norman J Waffle and Mr Gruis and their son Tommie have completed a visit at the Waffle home and returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gruis
Rossie
Jennie Rose Decker
Athens, O
Norman J. Waffle
Gruis
Tommie
Five room modern flat and notices from town
An 1887 Sixth Avenue ad lists a five room modern flat for rent. Other notices report George Busby improving after a serious illness at the University Hospital. Townsend Club No 1 meets Tuesday at 8 p m at Bert Dean home. Past Nobie Grand association picnic Friday noon at Mrs Corda Lewis Independence with transport calls to Miss Ella Harding or Mrs Harold Ballard. Unfurnished apartment for rent at 321 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
Bert Dean
Seventh Avenue
Nobie Grands Association
Corda Lewis
Independence
Ella Harding
Harold Ballard
Local Youth Groups Schedule Meetings in Cedar Rapids Area
The Konaya Camp Fire group meets Monday at 2 p.m. at 1240 Sixth Avenue the guardian Mrs W H Booze hosts. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 tonight at 360 Fifth Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs M G Linkletter with Miss Jean Lehdigh leading on Good Times in the Home. Charles Reinheimer Jr confined to home with an injured right shoulder from a Thursday softball game with Rapids School of Welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konaya
the Guardian
W. H. Booze
Sixth Avenue
Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church
M. G. Linkletter
Fifth Avenue
Jean Lehdigh
Charles Reinheimer, Jr
The
Rapids School of Welding
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Evans of Oakland Visiting Cedar Rapids Family
Mrs. Evans of Oakland Calif visits Cedar Rapids with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jesse Scott and their sons H R Berry and C L Berry for a family gathering in Iowa city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Oakland
Calif
Jesse Scott
H. R
C. L. Berry
Cedar Rap
Walther League to Meet at St Pauls Church
The Walther league of St Pauls Lutheran church will gather Sunday at 6 30 p m at the church for a meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walther League of
To Tour West With Ellingers and Group
Lowell Parks and Miss Lagrisha Gerrans lead about thirty Iowans on a westward tour starting Monday. They will visit the Black Hills Yellowstone Park Rocky Mountain National Park and other western points of interest with Rev Mr and Mrs C G Ellinger Carol and Barbara Armstrong and Robert Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
C. G. Ellinger
Carol
Iowa
Lowell Parks
Lagrisha Gerrans
Billy and
Barbara Armstrong
Robert Mitchell
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Lockwood Family Visits Peoria Then Marion Trip
Mr and Mrs H F Lockwood traveled to Peoria on Saturday for an overnight visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles D Roberts. Miss Lois Lockwood visiting in Peoria will join them in Marion this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lockwood
Peoria
Charles D. Roberts
Lois Lockwood
Marion
Ottumwa girl returns home after visit with grandparents
Mrs. Mark Tilton of Ottumwa, who has been the guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Williams since Wednesday, returned to her home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tilton
Ottumwa
F. E. Williams
Missionary Circle to Meet at Lehdigh Home
The Grace H Starr Missionary circle convenes Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 1205 Tenth street home of Mrs R E Lehdigh. Mrs Will Grasfield leads the program and Mrs Bess Golden conducts the devotional period with Mrs Mae Widger as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Starr
Miss Rose Ostrander Returns From Madison Music Clinic
Miss Rose Ostrander spends three weeks at a Madison Wisconsin music clinic and will arrive home today. A Federation of Women's Clubs meeting is scheduled Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the public library auditorium. Recent visitors at the Scott home include Mr and Mrs Charles Lamb of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Carl McCalley of Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ostrander
Madison, Wis
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Public Library
Jesse Scott
Charles Lamb
Chicago
Carl McCalley
Alburnett
Calif kin visit relatives in local area
Arriving Saturday for a visit with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Williams were Mrs. George Quackenbusch and John and David Rorick of Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Williams
George Quackenbusch
John and
David Rorick
Long Beach
Calif
N E Iowa Pastors Open 18th Bible Conference
Cedar Falls hosts the eighteenth interdenominational Bible conference with speakers including Ida B Wise Smith Victor O Weidler Edgar DeWitt Jones Seth W Slaughter M Earle Collins Willis Jefferson King and Edwin F Lee. The conference runs through August 6 drawing ministers and laymen from across northeast Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
INS
Iowa
Ida B. Wise Smith
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Victor O. Weidler
Southwest
United Brethren of Christ
Edgar DeWitt Jones
Central Woodward Christian Church of
Detroit
Seth W. Slaughter
Fairfax Hey-Dey Set For August 8
The Fairfax Hey-Dey celebration sponsored by the Young Men's club will be held Tuesday August 8. Festivities include a 12 o'clock horse pulling contest, a 2 p.m. softball game Norway versus Fairfax, free acts from 3:30 to 7 p.m., wrestling and boxing bouts, and a 9 p.m. dance with Herbie Westrom performing. Fairfax lies six miles southwest of Cedar Rapids on highway 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciarette
Fairfax
Herbie Westrom
Adamic Speaks At Iowa City Monday
American author Louis Adamic will address a writers workshop roundtable at the University of Iowa Monday in the senate chamber of Old Capitol. He wrote Laughing in the Jungle Native's Return and Dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Louis Adamic
Writers’ Workshop
University of Iowa
Senate
Old Capitol
Appeals Grow as Fishermen Face Higher Fines
Howard Schneider and Leo Parker of Dubuque appeal a district court ruling by Judge George W. Wood after a May 1938 fish license arrest. They received $10 fines and costs from Justice Brayton, with suspensions tied to payment. The current decision imposes $50 fines and costs, with $10 paid and remaining fines suspended, plus $24.30 Schneider and $23.20 purg e costs and an attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Howard Schneider
Leo Parker
Dubuque
J. M. Brayton
James J. Murphy
Justice Brayton
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Wood
Schneider
Baby beef sale moved to Aug 17 to avoid Cedar Rapids conflict
Independence report notes the Buchanan county fair 4-H baby beeves auction will take place Thursday August 17 instead of Friday to prevent clashing with the All Iowa exposition in Cedar Rapids on August 18. County Agent Dale Irwin announced the scheduling change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Buchanan County Fair
Cedar Rapids
Dale Irwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Iowa
Max Werner
Alden
Kan
Harold W. Baltz
Herbert Springer
Hanover
Charles Eickhoff
Little Rock
Ark
Paul Belanger
N. H
Bernie Rae
Tulsa
Okla
John M. Stroup
Philadelphia
Lenore Bumpass
Berdell Cornelius
Novata
June Mathison
Nevada
Ila
Esther Wilson
Ill
Manette
Fort Scott
Alice Brookfield
No. 30
Shekels
Fred Travis
Mt. Vernon
Iowa News
Decorah
Europe
Lillian Turnbull
France
New York City
W. F. Macaulay
Angus
Exeter
Macaulay
Karen Brandt
U. S. S. Trenton
Mediterranean Sea
Monona Creamery
Eleanor Kesting
Edith Tyer
Winterset
Hutchinson’s
Owen’s
Wapsie
Walker
E. L. Carpenter
Roy Johnston
Wapsie River
New Bridge
Carpenter
Johnston
Templeman Implement Company
Lasswell Photo
Methodist Society
George Busby
University Hospital
N. E. Iowa
Fairfax Hey-Dey
Adamic
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