Active Demand Lifts Hog Prices Despite Light Receipts
Chicago market shows hogs rallying 5 to 10 cents from Friday with top at 3.60 and bulk 3.10 to 3.55 as receipts stay light. Cattle and sheep also firm with yearlings and light steers up to 25 cents, calves and lambs rising on strong demand across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo markets. Totals: 39,300 receipts nationwide with major activity in Chicago and East St. Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
No. Art Amt
Imix & Butchers
Chicago Livestock Hogs Receipts Rise Over Friday
U S Department of Agriculture reports Chicago hog receipts at 27 000 head with 12 000 direct sales and prices 5 to 10 cents higher than Friday's close. Traders watched 180 markets for demand trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago AP
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
South St Paul Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts 1,700 with fat steers and stockers mixed trading unevenly. Vealers and light calves unevenly steady to 50 cents lower. medium to choice grain fed steers around 6.50 to 6.85. Heavier feeders slow. bulls active around 2.35. Sows and packing stock present with prices around 2.50 to 2.75. Sheep receipts 1,000 with sellers seeking strong to higher prices for small lots. no early sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
ST. Paul
Seliers
Omaha Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed
Receipts 13 000 hogs with early bids 200 lb and over steady to 10c higher. Packers bid around $2.90. sows $2.40 to $2.60. feeder pigs $1.75 to $2.25. average weekly cost $2.71. Cattle receipts 9,500 with fed steers and yearlings up to 25c higher. beef cows $3.00 to $4.25. stockers $4.00 to $5.00. lambs rallying around $6.00 to $6.25 for native quality. California lambs at lower bids. feeding lambs up to $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. Dept. Agriculvuse
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
Receipts total about 12 000 hogs 3 500 cattle and 7 000 sheep with steady to higher prices. Hogs mostly 150-240 pounds $3.25 to $3.40 with some 3.45. heavier 240-300 pounds $3.10 to $3.40. sows $2.50 to $2.65. Cattle steady to 25c higher for steers and yearlings. cows steady to higher. top yearling steers around $7.00. slaughter steers $5.50 to $7.25. heifers $3.50 to $6.50. cows $2.75 to $3.50. Sheep active and steady with lambs $6.25 to $6.50, some loads to $6.65. yearlings scarce. lambs 90 pounds down $6.00 to $6.75. ewes $1.00 to $1.75. cull weights $0.50 to $1.00.
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Kansas City livestock receipts total 8,000 hogs and 8,000 cattle with stable to higher bids in places. Hogs show early top around 3.10 per 100 pounds for 180-230 lb stock, with other weights around 2.90 to 3.10 and sow and pig prices listed. Cattle crowds include fed steers 600-900 lbs at 5.40 to 7.00, 900-1100 lbs near 5.65 to 7.25, 1100-1300 lbs 5.25 to 7.50, heavy cows 3.50 to 5.00, and milk-fed limits 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs trade 15-25 cents higher on lambs, with top native lambs at 6.15 and other weights listed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Neha
S. T. Agriculture
Des Moines AP reports cattle slaughter data and prices for interior Iowa
The AP notes a 48 hour combined nog weed period ending today with 44 200 head processed versus 44 700 last year. Price ranges shown include good and choice light weights 140 160 pounds at 2 80 to 3 10 per hundredweight and heavier hogs ranging 2 85 to 3 00 per pound with varied totals for 275 to 550 pounds.
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Des Moines
Vu. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
At & A.m
Igher
Iowa Hog Prices by the Associated Press
Iowa markets report hog prices with ranges by weight and category. Prices vary across Ottumwa and Waterloo with prime, good, fair, and packers categories, reflecting fluctuating bids from 1.85 to 2.90 per pound for different weight brackets.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Good Packers
Fair Packers Waterloo
Wheat Prices Rally But Fail To Regain All Losses
Wheat and related grains fell to new seasonal lows as July wheat and other contracts slipped despite a brief rally. Prices drifted lower on light Chicago trading with widespread selling to obtain a government bonus before June 15. Receipts and cash prices showed further weakness across corn oats and rye amid overall market thinness.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago cash grain and lard prices listed
AP report lists grain bids for Chicago including No. 2 red No. 5 red and No. 3 northern bids with decimals and cents. Mixed corn prices shown, No. 2 yellow 30 cents and No. 3 white 21 1/2 cents. Rye no sales. Seed prices: timothy $2.75 to $3.00, clover $9.25 to $14.00. Lard $3.60, loose lard $2.97, bellies $4.12.
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Chicago
Grain prices drift as receipts rise in Minneapolis market
AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes 124 car receipts and mixed moves in wheat and corn. No. 1 dark northern and other wheat grades show small declines with varying protein values, while corn No. 3 yellow and TS No. 3 white trade around mid to low 20s and 18 to 20 cents per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Cattle Market
AP reporting cattle receipts in Sioux City show active fat steers and yearlings up to 25 cents higher, stock cattle steady to slightly higher, feeders strong with several 950 to 1100 pound lots quoted. Prices vary by weight with heifers around 778 pounds at 5.75 and cows and cutters near 5 to 5.75. Lambs and hogs trade slower with heavy weights weak, feeders around 2.00 to 2.50.
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Sioux City
Eaventyre
U. Agriculture
Monty
Pac
Local Cedar Rapids Markets Report Dairy Eggs Hay Prices
Market listings from Cedar Rapids include buyer at First Street NE with assorted produce and hens prices, Mesquakie Mills corn prices, Duster's Market with poultry and eggs, wholesale fruits and vegetables with California oranges and grapefruits, lettuce, onions, and fresh produce notes from the area.
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California
Florida
Texas
Earth Produce Company Poultry Prices
Listing from Earth Produce Company at 965 Second Avenue West shows Hens 4 Ibs up dc Leghorn hens 7c Cocks 4c Cream 11 6c Hennery exes 10c No 1 esqs 8c No 2 esas 6c
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Lutz Commission
First Street
Dial
Emnery Brown
Hennery
Earth Produce Company
Second Avenue West
Shannon Poultry Farm Ad
Poultry advertisement for Shannon Poultry Farm at 2920 Mt. Vernon Ave listing hens with 5 lbs up at 9c and broilers, Lesghora variety. Includes phone dial 29787.
Gymera Adds Poultry Prices At Local Market
Local poultry details from Gymera Brothers and Co list broilers at 14c per pound hens at 7c and stags at 5c with contact at 94 Sixteenth Ave SW and dial code 27457.
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Gymera Brothers and CO
Sixteenth Ave
Bond Markets Report From Liberty Bonds and Treasuries
U S bonds closed with Liberty First 4s Liberty Fourth 4s and Treasury issues trading. Liberty bonds quoted at about $102.8 for Liberty Fourth 4s and $100.18 for Liberty First 2 34s. Treasury 4s hovered near $100.20 and 3s near $96.10 for June maturities.
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Ee York
Iu. S
Liberty
Olberty
Treasury
Bond market shows irregular pull after last week surge
New York investors watched a mixed bond market as some issues eased while others held gains. International upheavals and Chile’s political shifts unsettled foreign debt, with copper and dollar bonds sliding. Domestic lines showed pockets of strength in several rail and utility debentures, while some loan issues softened and European and Japanese issues edged higher. The U S government debt market remained quiet and steady.
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New York
Chile
Ile Coppers
Republic
Canoe Pacific
Baltimore
Southwest Division
Erie
Great Northern
New York Central
Southern Railway
Laware and Hudson
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Chicago
North Western
Denver
Ie Grande
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Secan
Dodge Co
Cincinnati Gas
Deavesne
U. S
Goodrich
Bloodyeass
Dodge Bros
Western Union
Pacific Gas
American and Foreign Power
Shell Union
France
Belgium
Great Ae
Germany
United States Government Department
Wall St. Stocks End Week Layoffs? Trading Rebounds
Early declines of 1 to 3 points gave way to a late market recovery. American Telephone recovered about two thirds of its loss from a 3 point drop. Union Pacific drifted, Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit fell about 5 points, while United States Steel Allied Chemical and other major names dipped 1 point to percent. Peoples Gas rose 5. About 1,100,000 shares traded.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Brooklyn - Manhattan Transit
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco “B
Santa Fe
Borden, Case
Corn Products
Peoples Gas
Market Pullback Follows Broad Week Start
New York stocks opened the week with notable profit taking as prices eased from the prior three day rebound. Shares fell 2 to 3 points for names including American Telephone American Can U S Steel Consolidated Gas Eastman Coca Cola and Union Pacific among others while bonds and preferreds moved up in spots and some trading in Brooklyn Manhattan Transit.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
U. 8S
Steel
Consolidated Gas
Eastman, Corn Products
National Biscuit
Dupont
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Reynolds
Bankers Expect Autumn Payment While Markets Hold Edge
Brokerage commentators note a possible autumn payment unless business improves. Sentiment stays guarded as the rally that began last Thursday persists into the new week. American Securities Investing corporation files incorporation papers to engage in bond investments, but has not yet begun operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Securities Investing Corporation
Market Report Chicago Produce and Livestock Prices
Chicago market notes show butter receipts firm with mixed creamery scores and various grade prices. Eggs, poultry, and potato markets move on supply levels with steady to firm trends, including fowl, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese, and Wisconsin round whites and Idaho russets pricing and on track shipments.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
New York produce prices brief
The New York market shows mixed movement across commodities. Butter and sugar remain steady while pork, poultry, and sweet potatoes trade with modest variations. prices quoted for Bermuda, Canadian, Jersey, and Long Island items vary with fresh supplies and regional demand.
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New York
Cal
Maine
Bermuda
Jersey Baskets
Southern Baskets
Mass
Middlewest
Long Island Ducks
Ducks
Roosters
Toledo Seed Market Update
Close bids show CLO Prime at 9.00, ALLIKE-Cash at 8.75, Timothy hay priced at 80 cents per hundredweight. Market activity reflects light trading with buyers citing steady demand for forage and seed crops.
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Tol
Allike
Hay—Timothy
Hay Market Chicago Receipts Mixed With Ranges
Hay receipts at Chicago market show several items with varied prices. Canoe hay sells at 8 dollars 14 cents per unit and clover and mixed hay at 9 dollars 13 cents. Rye straw reaches 9 dollars 12 cents while oat and other feeds stand around 6 dollars 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bein Gg Ae
Unchanged carload lots family patents noted
Sparse OCR fragment mentions priced carload lots and patents with values around 4.60 and 8.60, without clear context or names, leaving uncertain connections to a location or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapol
Chicago Produce Chicago Egg Closure Standards
AP report notes refrigerator standards affect egg storage and handling. The piece mentions a closed status and specifies a date around November 18 for new storage guidelines. No individuals or organizations clearly named beyond Chicago and AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rates and currencies noted in a cryptic financial snippet
The text lists various currency figures and rates in cents and percentages for multiple nations including Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Portugal Greece and Romania. It appears as a terse, fragmented exchange rate note with nominal rates and scattered numbers.
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Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Henri Cochet Wins Fifth French Singles Title
Henri Cochet of France, then world top-ranked, defeated Italian Davis Cup player George De Stefani in the final at Auteuil to win the French singles crown for the fifth time, with set scores 6-0 6-4 4-6 6-3.
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Auteuil
France
Henri Cochet
George de Stefani
Marion resident Jens Cook 63 dies after four months illness
Jens Cook a longtime Marion resident died Saturday night at his home after a four month illness following a stroke. He worked in Milwaukee railroad shops and retired about two years ago. He moved to Marion in 1893 and cared for William Sheets since age eight. Survived by wife, William Sheets of Nevada, Mo., and brothers Peter and Jergen Cook of Denmark. Funeral Monday at Yocom chapel with Rev. Carl E. Krog officiating. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Jens Cook
Marion
Stranger Buys Soap Keep Vigilantes Night Watch
A stranger bought soap on Saturday evening, prompting Sheriff William Frazer, Deputy Roy D. Cooley, and vigilantes Guy Thompson and H. H. Vreeman to patrol all night for possible yeggs. No incident occurred as the town stayed quiet.
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The
Gazette
Olin
Yeggs
William Frazer
Anamosa
Roy D. Cooley
Guy Thompson
H. H. Vreeman
Deaths Mrs Ray W Appleton Dead In Four Weeks
Mrs. Gladys Latina Appleton V 32 wife of Ray W Appleton of 1815 D avenue NE died in a local hospital at 12 20 am Monday after a four week illness. Survived by husband and three children Maybeth Irelene Rolland Dale Robert La Verne. Also four brothers and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday 1 pm at chapel. body to Mount Auburn for 2 30 pm services. Burial Mount Auburn cemetery. Rev A A Brooks officiates. Friends may call Monday evening.
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Gladys Latina Appleton
Ray W. Appleton
D Avenue NE
Maybeth Irelene
Rolland Dale
Robert la Verne
R. W. Hinkhouse
West Liberty
A. T. Stabler
Neponsett
Ill
Guy Lee
Waterloo
Loyal Abbott
Chicago
Perry
Warren
Edward Abbott
Mount Auburn
St. Paul’s
A. A. Brooks
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Obituary for Joseph Jedlinsky of Shueyville area
Joseph Jedlinsky aged 52 died in Independence hospital at 6 45 a m after a long illness. He is survived by stepfather John Vondra and mother, two half brothers Fred and Emil Vondra, and two sisters Mrs John Vorel and Mrs Frank Barta, all of this vicinity. Funeral services will be held at the Shueyville church at 2 30 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev Francis Gray. Burial will follow in Shueyville cemetery. Friends may call at the Barta chapel Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jedlinsky
Independence
John Vondra
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Emil Vondra
John Vorel
Frank Barta
Shueyville Church
Francis Gray
Shueyville Cemetery
Barta Chapel
Mrs Minnie Lange 80 dies after lingering illness
Mrs Minnie Lange widow of Joseph Lange aged 80 of 829 Oakland avenue NE Cedar Rapids died Sunday in a local hospital after a lingering illness born in Germany September 29 1851 she lived in Cedar Rapids over forty years surviving two sons Joseph of Marshalltown Frank of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren Raymond and Helen Lange and daughter in law Mrs Theodore Lange of Spirit Lake Immaculate Conception church service at 9 am Wednesday burial in Mount Calvary cemetery friends may call at Beatty chapel
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Minnie Lange
Joseph Lange
Oakland Avenue
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Marshalltown
Frank
Raymond
Helen Lange
Theodore Lange
Spirit Lake
Immaculate Conception Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Linn County Taxpayers Group Studies Municipal Research Bureau
Five men from the Linn County Taxpayers association were appointed at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon to travel to Des Moines and study the Municipal Research Bureau activities. Names listed include Frank Welch John F.P. Miller Herold Horan and Frank Race. A related meeting on June 16 at noon at Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will feature Phil Hanna discussing tax problems. advance reservations requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Taxpayers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Municipal Research Bureau
Frank Welch
John FP. Miller
Herold Horan
Frank Race
Phil S. Hanna
de Eeenal of
Commerce
Cedar Ra Cham County
Mt Mercy graduate with twelve year perfect attendance
Gilda Carney Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Murphy of Marion graduated Friday evening from Mount Mercy academy and has never been late or missed a day in the last twelve years. Before Mount Mercy she attended Hazel Ridge and Picayune primary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilda Carney Murphy
R. W. Murphy
Marion
Mount Mercy Academy
Mount Mercy
Miss Murphy
Hazel Ridge
Picayune
Mrs. R. D. Bolton Elected President At Clark Reunion
The Clark family reunion at the Robert Martin home elected Mrs. R. D. Bolton of Springville as president with William Martin of Cedar Rapids as vice-president and F. M. Clark of Marion as secretary. Ninety attendees heard solos and talks before arranging next year’s gathering. Thomas Cherry, who recently had mastoid surgery, is recovering well at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Bolton
Clark
Robert Martin
Springville
William Martin
Cedar Rapids
F. M. Clark
Marion
Anna Helen Martin
Marvin Lacock
Reading
Norma Heald
Mildred Neal
Winifred
Alberta Neal
Pearl Clark
Harold Martin
Edgar Neal
Leo Martin
Thomas Cherry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kitchen shower honors Cresco bride to be Mazie Plummer
Miss Mazie Plummer of Cresco will marry Fred T. Kahler of Rochester New York this month. The event was celebrated with a kitchen shower at Miss Carolyn Kahler’s home near Marion on Friday where gifts were presented by Ted Kahler and bunco was played. High score went to Mrs Ralph Michel with a guest list including Misses Plummer Carpenter Gilmore Sebern and several others from Ames Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kahler
Marion
Mazie Plummer
Cresco
Fred T. Kahler
Rochester
N. Y
Caroline Gilmore
Mildred Carpenter
Zelda Gilmore
Byron Busenbark
Ivan Gilmore
Vernon Wagner
Ralph Michel
Burt Kahler
Dilman Moothart
Ames
L. O. Fagle
Cedar Rapids
Daigle Funeral Held for Mary Daigle at St Joseph’s
Private funeral services for Mrs Mary Daigle were held Monday morning at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev T J McElliott officiating. Burial followed in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Berchman Commencement Exercises Set at Seminary
Commencement for St. Berchmans Seminary will be held Wednesday at 8 p m. The Rev Father L B Striegel of Columbia College Dubuque will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berchman
St. Berchman’s Seminary
L. B. Striegel
Columbia College
Dubuque
Brain Derby Entries in State Academic Tests
Participants listed include Robert Munson Ralph Hawk Alice Wallace James Vernon Mel vin Oldfather Robert Titus Mary Albaugh Mary Lockwood Siegel Fleisher Clark Phelps David Klink Annabelle Pearson and Dorothy Burrows. Monday and Tuesday will take part in state academic tests at Iowa City. Robert Titus Mary Lockwood David Klink Clark Phelps each are entered in two studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Munson
Ralph Hawk
Alice Wallace
James Vernon
Melvin Oldfather
Robert Titus
Mary Albaugh
Mary Lockwood
Siegel Fleisher
Clark Phelps
David Klink
Annabelle Pearson
Dorothy Burrows
Iowa City
Marion Merchants Triumph at Springville 4–3
The Marion Merchants won their fifth straight game Sunday afternoon at Springville 4 to 3. Marion shut out Springville until the seventh. Chub McConaughy and John Bunting pitched for Marion with Chuck Slauson catching. Huck Miller pitched for Springville. Bob Hanscom umpired. A large Marion crowd attended. Manager August Peters arranged a 5 p.m. game at Legion Park against the Cedar Rapids Colored Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Springville
Chub McConaughy
John Bunting
Marion
Chuck Slauson
Huck Miller
Bob Hanscom
August Peters
Legion Park
Cedar Rapids Colored Giants
Rockey Family Returns Home From Visit
Mr and Mrs George Rockey and their daughter Gertrude returned to Fort Dodge on Monday after visiting the H D Rockey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rockey
Gertrude
Monday
Fort Dodge
H. D. Rockey
Centennial Encampment Election at I O O F Hall
Centennial Encampment No 91 I O O F meets Monday at 8 p m in I O O F hall to elect officers. Past officers will vote for grand encampment officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Regular meeting of Marion OES Chapter 183
Marion chapter No 183 O E S schedules its regular meeting for Monday at 8 p m in the Masonic temple with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Masonic Temple
Dinna Fret Club Event Tonight
An invitation notes a meeting at the Dinna Fret club this Thursday at 7 30 p m for a scheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinna Fret Club
Bible class meeting at Stack home Tuesday evening
The M. W. W. Bible class will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stack 1070 Eighth avenue after a picnic supper at 6 36. Attendees are asked to bring table service sandwiches and one covered dish. William H. Birdwell pastor of Baptistee will lead the study hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. W. Bible
Fred Stack
Eighth Avenue
William H. Birdwell
Baptistee
Davenport Couple Visits in Don ald Stone Home
Mr and Mrs Blair A Philips and their Davenport family were Sunday dinner guests in the Donald Stone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Blair A. Philips
Davenport
Donald Stone
Knights Templar Patmos Commandery Meet Tuesday Night
Patmos Commandery No 27 Knights Templar will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic temple with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Marion School Band Con concert series opens Thursday
The Marion school band under Paul Pope joy opens a ten‑concert summer series in the city park this Thursday, marking its fifth year. To curb disturbances from some children, spectators are asked to keep noise down while the brass quartet Elliott Hutton Marvin Batchelder Betty Murphey and Raymond Smith perform pieces such as Aida Overture Japanese Sunset and Haute Monde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Paul Popejoy
Brass Quartet
Elliott Hutton
Marvin Batchelder
Betty Murphey
Raymond Smith
Seeds Plants Flowers Classified Ad Market Note
Mrs Eugene Seelig and her children Bonita Mae and Jack of Chicago visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cherry and sister Mrs Carl Cherry. Wanted waitress high school girl preferred Call in person Halle ward Cafe.
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The
Gazette
Eugene Seelig
Bonita Mae and
Jack
Chicago
Thomas Cherry
Carl Cherry
Halleward Cafe
Adams and Ely Families Gather in Cedar Rapids
Mrs John Birmingham and Mr Fred Ely along with Mr and Mrs O H Adams and their daughter Catherine of Cedar Rapids attended a gathering. Miss Adams returned Friday from New York where she earned a master's degree at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birmingham
Fred Ely
O. H. Adams
Catherine
Cedar Rapids
Polls Open Until 8 at Marion Voting Places
Polls Monday night will remain open until 8 at several locations including First ward city jail Second ward rear of Dr A E Crew office Third ward Marion high school Fourth ward fire station and Marion township Marion Community club office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Crew
Marion High School
Fourth Ward
Marion Township
Marion Community Club
D A R Picnic Is Postponed A Week
Marion Linn Chapter D A R plans a picnic at Miss Pearl Bulkley home but the event has been postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Linn
Watuhiyi Camp Fire Group Meeting Notice
The Watuhiyi Camp Fire group will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the home of guardian Mrs. V. E. Peddycoart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watuhiyi
V. E. Peddycoart
Miss Bray Returns Home for Summer Visit
Miss Helen Bray a teacher at Dorland Bell school for Mountain eer girls in Hot Springs South Carolina arrives home to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bray
Dorland Bell School For
Mountaineer Girls
Hot Springs
S. C
Walter Bray
Christian church committee to meet Monday evening
The pulpit and organization committee of the Christian church will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the office of Dr R E Leidigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulpit and Organization Committee of
The
Christian Church
R. E. Leidigh
Martha Jane and Kirkwood Snell Visit Aunt in Chicago
Last week Martha Jane Snell and Kirkwood Snell traveled to Chicago to visit their aunt, Miss Iva Kirkwood, during a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane
Kirkwood Snell
Iva Kirkwood
Chicago
Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet for Picnic and Sewing
The Keystone division of the Methodist church Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Frank Gray's home for a picnic luncheon. Members should come early to sew and officers will be elected in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Gray
Pickey Family Ends Mason City Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Pickey and daughter Joyce concluded a two week visit at the Donald Miller home and returned Sunday morning to Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pickey
Joyce
Donald Miller
Mason City
Congregational Priscilla Guild Picnic Planned
The Second division of the Congregational church Priscilla guild will meet for a picnic luncheon Tuesday at 12 45 pm at the home of Mrs. L C Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Priscilla Guild
L. C. Low
Christian church Ladies Union divisions schedule gatherings
The Progressive division will meet Thursday at noon for a picnic luncheon at Thomas Park. The Loyal Workers division meets Thursday at Mrs. Anna Flickinger's home, preceded by a picnic lunch. The Co Workers division and families will have a picnic Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at Thomas Park with a business meeting at 4 p.m. at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Ladies Union
Progressive
Thomas Park
Loyal Workers
Anna Flickinger
Co Workers Division
Park
Dilman Moothart plans summer at Frazee home near Marion
Mr and Mrs Dilman Moothart of Ames expect to spend the summer in the J W Frazee home near Marion. The notice focuses on a temporary relocation to a specific residence for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dilman Moothart
Ames
J. W. Frazee
Marion
Legion Auxiliary cradle roll party at Legion hall
The annual cradle roll party from the Legion Auxiliary will be held at the Legion hall on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4. There will be games and entertainment for all children of former service men whether Legionaires or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Marion Post 298 American Legion Sport Night
Marion Post 298 American Legion holds its monthly sport night Monday at 8 in the Legion hall. The event invites members and guests to participate and enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Largest crowd of the season registers 811 at legion event
The American Legion event drew the season’s largest crowd with 811 persons registering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
American Legion Ee
Marion Merchants Hold Player Meeting at Paint Store
All Marion Merchants baseball players are called to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marion Paint store for team updates and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Marion
Sunday School Picnic At Thomas Park Held
The Methodist church class taught by Miss Mildred Wooldridge held a Saturday picnic at Thomas Park with fifteen children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Mildred Wooldridge
Thomas Park
Capella Blue Birds Meet at Methodist Church
The Capella Blue Birds of the Methodist Church will meet Monday at 3 30 p m in the church sanctuary for a group gathering and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capella Blue Birds
Methodist Church
Methodist
Marion Country Club wins at West Liberty in 56 to 16 match
A group of twenty four golfers from Marion Country Club played a Sunday tournament at West Liberty Country Club. Marion led with 56 points to West Liberty's 16. Don Houser was low for Marion with 68, followed by Harold Jensen 71 and Harold Ballard 72. West Liberty will host a return match at Marion on June 19. Next Sunday Marion will play at Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
West Liberty Country Club
Marion
West Liberty
Don Houser
Harold Jensen
Harold Ballard
Mareion
Manchester
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Poweshiek Co
Union Co
A. G. Hoelzen
W.D. Hafina and Company
Investment Securities
Emmett Rice
Toda
Sinclair
Ition Bove
Boss
Mesquakie Mills
Duster’s Market
Third Avenue
Li Broilers
Eal
NEW York Bonds
Wall St
Allied Chimers
Amn
Wiles. Steel
Louis? Gas
Amo
Mc B
Mack Mathieson Ark
Anaconda May
Armou
Pry Arch T & S P Sget Moms . Co
Atlantic Rige
Mont ‘Grand Auburn Viation Co
Motorel
Sh Motors
Balto and
Ohio
Beatrice Cry
Natl Dairy P Bendix
L. Best and Co
Beth Steel Bohn Alum Reef
Borden Coss
Borg Wa
Nort & Esn
Eee Briggs Mf
Can
Canada
Penick & Ford
Cerro de Pasco Gas
Ips Pet
Ches Corp
Chgo
Pillsbury Amber Pub
Pullman Co Ee
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Corpn
Keith
City
M Ran Gort Psimotive
Po Reyn Tob
Cal Car Sears Ge
Col Gas L . Rvel Corpn
Studebaker Stone Webster
Elec Autolite
Tex
Elec Bond
Trans America
Ford En Foster Wisccler
Uni Waircraft
Fox Film
Rpp Freeport Tex
Gillette
Ccp
Util P & LA
Goodyear
Warner Bros
Graham Paige
Warren Bros
Granby Copper
Wesn Union
Wesnpuss
Great N Rypid
Willys Ov
Wort Pump
Hershey Choc
Woolwor
Houston Oil
Wiley
Hudson Motors
Younesta S
Toledo
Marion News
Clyde Derflinger
Mr. Derflinger
Thadeus Derflinger
Near Oclwein
Union Church
William Mathes
Mildred Geiger
Cedar Rap
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Linn Taxpayers Group
MT. Mercy
Pre-nuptial Party
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!