Hog market stabilizes near peak as prices hold firm
Hogs under 230 pounds sold around 20.50 to 21.00 with top U.S. futures at about 21.00 this week. Cattle receipts and prices followed mixed trends with high grade steers around 15.00 to 26.00 and prime heifers near 25.00 as the market faced thin supplies and week-long volatility.
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Chicago
Chisago
Ian Sou
Graalenion
Jacob Kirchner
Bader
Chaice Tolay
Linia
Waterloo
Attending S U Y Convention in Cedar Rapids
Reports indicate about 100 attendees at the Sons of Veterans of the Civil War session in Cedar Rapids with local leaders and veterans honoring officers and department presidents at a Friday dinner in Des Moines. The event included charity and memorial activities and concluded with a sale and market notes.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Anerson
Des Moines
Sunes
U.S
Competition Keen In El Kahir Show First Events
Cedar Rapids ring market prices ease 25 cents, with meat prices dipping to 60 cents. Shrine show events feature a large rodeo line with major stables from Minneapolis and Cedar Rapids area. Alona das of Michael Creek Stables and other entries compete as judges praise horse entries and performance.
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el Kahir
Cedar Rapids
Tito
Corts
Gman
Eutelois
Butetir
Tornedo Mac
I Marlene Gernsen
Mimiepnis
Harkin Conley
Culler
Canner Ems
Aude Issaclacion
Shaw Iner
Wilkenert Mador Une
Clydesdale
Weh
Alona Das
Hiciain Creek Stables
W. Yond
Lana
Cohan
Borpeaus
Leachorn
Dittle Am
Peewers Lee
Graduations and visits mark Lundquist and Conklin family notices
Local social notes report William Lundquist’s graduation from the University of Town fleet with a BSc in civil engineering and commission as second lieutenant. Guests include Lundquist and Conklin relatives from Lombard and Burlington, plus the Hastings and Beall families visiting and attending ceremonies, with several others listed as friends and neighbors. Additional items note a hospital case, a birthday or family announcements, and a Kansas City home trip.
Marion Churches Toplist and Local Religious Notices
A garbled parade of church listings notes services at Marian congregations. It lists The Rev Charlies Amore at a poster, various pastors including Rev McBitutt ane and Rev Blessington, and references to worship, Sunday school, prayer services, and Wednesday meetings across Christian, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Seventh Day, and other denominations with scattered details and inconsistent wording.
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Charlies Amore
Schol
SL. Joseph's
McBitutt
Williama Th. Blessington
Rev Fields
Sundaygabasia Chilmies
Wnepper
Gistor
Wedne
Gable
Perth
Dis Presbyterian
Dean BP
Jilanter
Sechoat Ane
Tuliren
St. Paul's Batlieran
Alissouri ‘Synatis
Poe
Sumiay School
Ible Resoa de
Boland
Furst
Hirst
W. Allen Bond
iBaa
Taam
Selurdia
Dames BP. Arad J
Wilson Students Tie For C. F. Easker Award
The Charlies F. Easker memorial award for outstanding achievement in mathematics was shared Friday by two Wilson School ninth graders. The two students tied for the honor, both noted for strong math performance, as the award honors the late math teacher and coach at Wilson.
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Charlies F. Easker
Wilson School
Crow
Don Waikow
Kathryn Street
Pichinl
Arc Lehman
Walter Lehman
al Wilson
Snow Over Miami Report Strikes City Flight Delays
A brief weather bulletin reports heavy flurries over Miami causing flight delays. Up to 18,000 feet aloft, pilots noted gusty conditions while ground temperatures hovered around the low 20s. The report notes a sharp drop in visibility and urges caution for incoming passengers.
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Miami
UPI
Jag Amarkand
Five Coe Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Five Coe college seniors, candidates for bachelor’s degrees, were elected to the Coe chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary. Initiates include Robert Dawson of Wheatshear, Toyerl D. Ehurn of Edgewood, Bullie Sciller of Marion, Del Arliss Garretson of State Center, and Ann Peterson of Freeport.
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Coe College
Coe
Phi Beta Kapp
Robert Dawson
Whet Cheer
Toyerl D. Ehurn
Edgewood
Bullie Sciller
Marion
Dea Arliss Garretson
State Center
Ann Peterson
Freeport
Dawson
Alpha Sigma Phi
Cae
Thurm
U.S. Marine Rearms
University of Tawa
Miss Tiller
Kappa Delta
Pi Delta Epsilon
Crescent
Miss Garretson
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Panhellenic Council
Miss Peterson
Chi Ginegu Sorority
Cnc
Pi Bella Epsilon
Pi Kappa Bella
Cedar Rapids Barbershoppers Sing at Independence
The Cedar Rapids Barber Shop Chorus performed at the Iowa State Mental Health Institute in Independence. They will depart June 19 for Los Angeles to compete in the finals of the international contest, having earned entry by winning the regional in Topeka. It marks their first SPERSQSA competition, part of annual hospital outreach in Eastern Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids Barber Shop Chorus
Iowa State Mental Health Institute
Independence
Cedar Rapids Barbershoppers
Los Angeles
T A
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop
Uarel
America
Topeka
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Coe College Baccalaureate and Commencement Details
Coe College will hold baccalaureate services at 10 a.m. in the auditorium and commencement at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. Seventy eight seniors will receive bachelor degrees with four honorary degrees awarded. TheRev Daniel Kerr of Huraneral College will deliver the baccalaureate address The Heart of the Declaration of Independence. Dr. Ivy and Dr. Settle will participate in the ceremony with music by the a cappella choir and college organist. City/ campus officials will present diplomas and honorary degrees to several faculty and guests.
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Coe College
Sunda
Daniel the Kerr
Huranerallege, &. BD
Coe
Harri M Gave
Edwin T. Settle
Robert Nesbitt
Coeima
Eleanor Taylor
Andrew Conway Ivy
University of Tlaneis
Gage
Ste. Lanna DB
Blackwell
Himovery Digereves
Ivy
Kerr
Nicholas Milas
Massachusetts. Institute of Technology
Ben Peter
Milas
Wodyson I
Willard Arnett
Kere
Taxylar
Margaret
Ifs Enior
State Center
Cedar Rapids seeks sewer control in new ordinance
Builders urge amendments as dry basements drive use of sanitary sewers. The draft ordinance, two readings, prohibits discharging storm water and other drainage into sanitary sewers. Penalty up to $100 or six months in jail. Builders Association cites lack of storm outlets and argues dry basements are required. Resolution supported by Drainage Tile and city officials, health department, and a council member.
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New City
Tlome dann prosouaes . _Builders Association
Home Builders Associat
Cedar Rapids
Cother Natural
Jim Meaghan
Health Department
Bcwage Disposal Plat
FE. Barghd Skinner
Lome Builders Association of
Kenneth Borschel
Mr. Skinner
Television Listings May Day Week Highlights
TV guide outlines films and shows with sparse details. Entries include Man of Canfliet Miraculous Journey Monte Cristo Wrestling Lawrence Welk Lad and Mob Footlight Serenade Soldiers of Fortune Fallen Teo Home Stretch in a jumbled schedule.
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t-Mayle
Canfliet
Monte Cristo
Lawrence Welk
Soldiers of Fortune
Teo
Graves-Painter Gift of $36,000 To Coe College
At Coe College board meeting, a gift exceeding 36000 from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graves and Edward Painter was announced. The donation funds the building campaign. Graves and Painter are Cleveland business associates formerly of Cedar Rapids. The board honored music professors Max Dahler and Joseph Kitchin on retirement. The 1957-58 budget was set at 1 316,000 with a November solicitation.
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Graves
Coe College
Harold Graves
Edward Painter
Coe Board of Trustees
Painter
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
J.aPlant- Choate Company
Coe
Max Dbachler
Joseph Kitchin
Kitchin
Prof
Dahler
College seeks federal loan for Greene and Voorhees halls
A trustees building committee report states the college should receive word soon on its request for a 1 115 740 loan from the federal government to fund additions to Greene and Voorhees halls and dormitory facilities.
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Trustees’ Building Committee
Greene and Voorhees Halls
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