Hog Market Advances Amid Slower Pace and Light Receipts
Chicago hog prices rose yet again with top at 3.80 and bulk 3.40 to 3.75 as receipts remained light and demand fairly active. Slower trading followed, with mixed movement across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East ports. totals show Chicago leading volumes, while steers and yearlings gained in the shipper market and sheep sales softened but steadied.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
East St. Louis
No. Ave
MIX & Butchers
Livestock Market Report Notes Slower Cattle Trade
U S Agri market data shows cattle receipts slow as slaughter steers and yearlings move steady to uneven in early trading. Traders monitor demand from packers and feedlots amid mixed futures and price signals across major U S regions. Heavy steer prices hold, while lighter cattle show cautious buyer interest in southern markets.
Market Report: Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Lower
U S Department of Agriculture data shows cattle receipts at 6 300 head with fed steers and yearlings mostly 5 50 to 6 50, heavyweights up to 7 00, bulk beef cows 3 00 to 4 25, vealers 5 50 to 6 00. Sheep receipts 9 500 with feeder demand weak. lambs 6 00 for sorted natives, yearlings 4 35 to 4 75, best ewes 1 50.
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed bids. Hogs ranged from 2.75 to 4.70 per pound and cattle top values reached around 7.50 for choice steers, while sheep lambs traded mostly lower to steady with native lambs near 6.10 and midweights around 4.75 to 5.75.
South St Paul Livestock Receipts and Prices
AP report from South St. Paul shows cattle receipts around 1,900 with mixed price shifts across classes. Medium weight bullocks up to 6.75, loads 6.25 to 6.35, heifers 3.75 to 5.00, cutters 1.50 to 2.25, medium bulls 2.75 down. calves 2,700. feeders and stockers unchanged. dealers down about 25 cents. receipts total 9,000 with slow, mostly steady demand, various weights and lambs around 3.00 to 3.25 for 230 pounds, sows 2.40 to 2.60, packers down 25 cents on slaughter lambs, lambs steady.
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SOUTH
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Summary
East St. Louis market reports receipts and prices for cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Hog top at 3.55 per 100 weight with most 150 to 225 pounds 3.15 to 3.50. cattle complex steady with vealers strong to 6.75. cows and bulls mixed. sheep and lambs steady with prime to choice around 6.75 to 7.25 for lambs 90 pounds, other grades lower.
Hogs and cattle market report from St. Joseph
Receipts for hogs, cattle, and sheep at St. Joseph show slow, generally steady prices. Hogs: choice 160-310 lb at 2.75, sows steady to strong around 2.50 3.00. light to medium hogs 2.25 2.75. Cattle: calves 300, slaughter steady to higher, stockers scarce. best yearlings around 6.85, steers above 7.00, bulk 5.65 6.85. beef cows 2.75 4.00, cutters 1.50 2.50, bulls 2.15 2.40. vealers to 5.00. Sheep: receipts 3,000. lambs 25c lower early, natives up to 6.10, bulk 5.50 6.00, Texas yearlings 4.00. unsold runs.
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Chicago
Chica Re S. Dept. Agricultur Ous
Eos
Omaba U.S. Dept. Agriculeae
Kansas City Livestock Sas City
S. Dept. Agriculture
Olan
Sinnehier
Lefeonne
ST. Joseph
ST. Joseph (Ap
U. 8 S
Esterday
Alieas
Texas
Iowa Hog Prices by the Associated Press
Wednesday hog price ranges across Iowa from Mason City to Waterloo show varied quotes for different weight classes and classifications. Best light and prime hogs fetch around 2.70 to 3.10 per hundredweight with sows and packers also listed, reflecting regional market activity.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale fruits and vegetables with prices for oranges, Valencias, California grapefruit, cabbage, cranberries, green beans, cucumbers, and produce items. Hens and hay are also priced, along with hides and straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Aggressive Buying Of Wheat Lifts Grain Prices
Wheat futures rallied on active short covering and buying from eastern interests as the market recovered most of the week’s decline. Corn, oats, and rye followed with gains, while Liverpool near the close finished higher. Cash prices edged up with receipts noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Liverpool
Chicago cash grain prices listed for wheat corn and oats
AP Chicago market notes show No 2 red wheat at 51% to 52% cents, mixed and yellow wheat varying, corn mixed 32% to 34% cents, barley 324 44c, Timothy and clover seeds priced, lard and bellies quoted, with no sales reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain wheat and oats prices mixed
Receipts show 55 cars with prices advancing about one and a half cents. No 1 northern quoted at 58.5 to 59.0 cents, No 1 dark northern 64.0 to 64.2 cents, and various percentages for protein. No 1 dark hard Montana to arrive at 60.0 cents, No 1 amber at 66.0 cents, No 2 amber durum at 76.0 to 76.2 cents, No 1 red durum at 43.0 to 43.5 cents, July at 55.0 to 55.5 cents, Sept. 7. Prices for oats No 3 white around 19.0 to 21.0 cents.
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Minneapolis
Markets Show Wide Range In New York Produce Ads
New York produce listings show Bermuda baskets at 0.50 to 0.60, potatoes around 0.50, and easy spring patents at 4.05. Live poultry prices include geese 0.79 to 0.12, ducks 0.84 to 0.16, chickens 0.22 to 0.28, and broilers 0.12 to 0.26 with milk at 0.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bermuda
Jersey Baskets
Middlewest
Lewis Pete
Towia
Young Americas
Chicago Produce Poultry Prices and Receipts Decline
AP dispatch from Chicago reports poultry receipts across 38 trucks with mixed bids and steady to unchanged values for fowls broilers leghorn broilers roosters turkeys and geese. Egg receipts total 11 924 with storage prices up to 14 cents. pork pot and shipments noted with varied pricing and limited ordinary goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wiest
Refrigerator standards update closed storage rules
AP report notes ongoing discussions on storage standards with deadlines in October and June. The article outlines proposed guidelines affecting household appliances and consumer usage, indicating agencies may adjust refrigeration temperature and energy efficiency requirements.
Des Moines culture hog receipts and packing plant data
Fragmentary 24 hour period figures show hog receipts at 19,300 with a week earlier 19,800 and 8,400 for udience figures, alongside trading levels and packing plant details. Data references include Department of Agriculture concentration yards and multiple packing plants, with unclear units and terms.
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Des Moines
Dept. Agriconcentration
Hay Market A Hay Chicago Receipts 7 Cars
AP reports receipts at Hay Market A in Chicago show seven rail cars loaded with hay. Market activity details are limited but indicate inventory movement and demand for farm feed in the region.
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HAY Market A —Hay
Chicago
Local Packers Hogs Prices Lifted By Nickel
Market notes show packers paying higher prices across hog grades with premiums for prime hogs in several weight classes including 186-240, 240-260, 260-300 and 300-340 pounds. Prices quoted around 3.00 to 4.00 with limited details, while sheep and lamb figures appear in brief.
Wall Street Stocks Hold Gains Amid Profit Taking
Wall Street showed steady advance with 1 to 5 point gains as banks and bonds led, while some profit taking trimmed late trading. Auburn fluctuated after a 9 percent rise to 75, Macy’s climbed on dividend news, and several leaders like U S Steel American Telephone and Santa Fe gained 1 to 2 points amid higher volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Auburn
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Pullman
New York Central
Eastman
Case
Macy’s
Wall Street
U. S
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Macy
National Biscuit
Public Service of N. J
Ripley
Senate
Kansas City Southern
Wednesday Quotations from Wall Street Ledger Summary
Readable list shows daily quotations across many companies and sectors. Notable names include Ingersoll Rand Allied Chemical Amn Can Johns Manville Amn Loco Amn T and T Boeing, General Motors, Chrysler, Radio, Phillips Petroleum, Procter Gamble, Union Oil, and General Electric among others. Prices vary, with several double digit or fractional percentages indicating gains or losses. the document reads like an investment daily with numerous tickers and percent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree Ae
Merchants National Bank Ae Hesaion
Ind Rayon
Alaska
Ingersoll Rand Noa Allegheny Corp Intl
Hary
Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Tas
Amerada Corp Af
Johns Manville
Ice
Kroger
Amn
Intl Corp
la Mast
Amn Brake
Kansas City
Kelly Ia
Kennecott Copr
Allis Chalmers Gis Inti Tel & Tel
Penilene Amn
Lig & Myers
Amn Tobacco
May Dept Sto
Wat
Cont Pet
Amn Woolen
Mo Pac RR
Anaconda
Mont Ward
Ark Nat Gas
Murray Corp
Armour A
Nash Motors
Atchison Tsp
Nat Biscuit
Atlantic Rfg
Natl Dairy Prod
Auburn Auto
Nati Pow and
Aviation Corp
Nevada Copper
Balto Ohio
NY Central
Barnsdall A
NH. H
Beatrice Cry
Norf and Wes
Bendix Avn
Bohn Alum
Otis Elev
Ches
Radio Keim
Candnw
Pet Beney
CREP
Bern Tob
Chrysler
Roebuck
Congoleum
Onsol
Cconet
Conti Motors
Cudahy
Curtis Wright
Ae Baltman Kodak
Autolite
Elec Bond
Freeport Tex
Bond Markets Move Up On Federal Bond Strength
United States government issues remained active and strong as renewed interest in federal securities emerged after Keane centers completed their withdrawal from a country. Analysts expect further dollar declines and steady buying activity as reserves stay robust amid uncertain circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bonds
NEW York
United States
Keanes
Euan
Editor to Speak Here on Taxation Thursday
Lions club reserves members for a Thursday Chamber of Commerce luncheon where Phil S. Hanna editor of the Chicago Journal of Commerce will discuss Taxation and Governmental Expenditures. The talk, sponsored by Linn County Taxpayers Association, aims to curb public outlays and is open to the public with advance lunch reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal OF Commerce
The
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Phil S. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Hanna
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Taxpayers Association
New Securities Firm Faces Thin Market for Bonds
The American Securities Investing Corp with capital of 100000 struggles to secure large bond blocks at current prices as market remains unusually thin. Treasury loan gains rise while 3s and 3% bonds lead demand. German issues quiet after yesterday. French and British issues steady with Australians and Austrians firmed.
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American Securities Investing Corp
Foreign exchange rates and values by country
Foreign demand in cents shows rates for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Bulgaria Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal Mexico City and other currencies. Values vary by nation and market conditions as listed.
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New York
France
Italy
Bela
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poand
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Bourania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Llver
New York Bonds Close Mixed Despite Treasury Notes Rise
U S bonds ended mixed with Liberty loans edging higher while Treasury issues posted modest gains. Prices cited include Liberty Sins at 100.22 and Liberty Fourth 4% at 106.1, with Treasury notes around 102.10 and 3s set for June delivery near 40-43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S S
Liberty
Treasury
Minneapol is Flour Market Report Glitches
AP dispatch notes fluctuating grain prices in Minneapolis with figures on flour, cotton sacks and bran. It cites carload lot figures and patent terms with several prices including 4,2544.35 per barrel and other odd values.
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Minneapolis
Hutchinsons Return From Chicago Home Visit
Mr and Mrs D C Hutchinson of 1940 Fifth Avenue SE returned Tuesday from a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hutchinson
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Mrs Andrew Pagomenos Leaves for Denver to Visit Ill Husband
Mrs Andrew Pagomenos of 1125 K avenue NW departed Wednesday afternoon for Denver to join her husband, a World War I veteran, critically ill at Fitzsimmons General Hospital, where he has been a patient since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pagomenos
K Avenue NW
Denver
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Dinner for Home for Aged Women residents at Wilson farm
Fifteen residents of the Home for Aged Women and eight Home board members were entertained at a dinner on Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson on their farm near Alburnetl. A chicken dinner was served at a long table set on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wilsons
Home For Aged Women
Home Board
J. A. Wilson
Alburnetl
Rubber Talk Draws Kiwanis At Montrose Hotel
L. A. Astrup of Firestone spoke to the Montrose Kiwanis on Wednesday about how rubber is tapped from trees and processed into finished products. He traced rubber history from discovery and vulcanization to brighter fields of production and its versatile uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
L. A. Astrup
Firestone Tire Company
Astrup
Births at St Luke’s Hospital This Week
A series of births reported at St Luke's Hospital. Mr and Mrs B O Carlson of 1522 D Avenue NE welcomed a son on June 12. Mr and Mrs A R Harmon of 822 A Avenue NW welcomed a daughter on June 13. Mr and Mrs H R Kessler of 105 Thirty second Street NE welcomed a daughter on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Carson
D Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
A. R. Harman
A Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. R. Kessler
Thirty-second Street
Five Arrested In Spain As Plotters Rounded Up
London dispatch says five alleged plotters against Spain’s republic were arrested in Madrid and Barcelona. General Barrera was seized in Barcelona, while Baron Mora ex‑army officer Captain Alfonzo Barrera, son of the general, and Colonel Bellver were taken in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Spain
Diecaiain
Madrid
Barrera
Barcelona
Baron Mora
Tain
Alfonzo Barrera
Bellver
Condemnation Action Targets Land for Fine Arts Building
State attorney general leads condemnation proceedings in Iowa City to obtain several parcels along the Iowa riverfront for a new University of Fine Arts building. Proceedings underway Wednesday with parcels to be acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
INS
University of Fine Arts
Iowa River Front
Congress Conferees Split On Pay Cut In Economy Bill
Congress conferees in Washington split over the pay cut section of the national economy bill. While agreement was reached on most provisions, discord over pay reductions loomed, delaying final passage and awaiting new instructions. The conference was expected to report savings of 130 to 150 million dollars, as Hoover's reply to a Senate resolution on further cuts was awaited.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Darling Warned By YP Group To Heed Dry Stand
Des Moines ap J N Darling Iowa member of the republican party resolutions committee was asked by Iowa members of the Congress of Parents and Teachers to consider the national organization stance on prohibition. A telegram urged him to push a national party platform that upholds national prohibition and to seek economic adjustment. The message was signed by Mrs Max Mayer Mrs B E Lincoln and Mrs B C Hopkins three Iowa congress officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. N. Darling
Iowa
Republican Party Resolutions Committee
Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Party
National Congress
Max Mayer
8. E. Lincoln
Iowa Congress Legislative Committee
B. C. Hopkins
Cleveland Man Kills Wife Over Rummy Quarrel
In Cleveland a quarrel during a game of rummy led to the death of Mrs. John O. Steer, 36. Her husband, a middle aged dentist, faces murder charges after officers say he killed her with gunshot wounds and blows with a revolver handle. Initial statements blamed burglars. He later admitted attacking her as she tried to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John O. Steer
Mrs Sabin Denies Claim On Women Support Of Prohibition
CHICAGO WP Mrs Charles H Sabin president of the National association for prohibition reform challenged Ella Boole president of the Women s Christian Temperance Union who said women overwhelmingly favored retaining the Eighteenth amendment Sabin asked where the 12 000 000 paper dolls were when elections occurred in Ohio New Hampshire Florida Michigan North Carolina and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles H. Sabin
National Association For Prohibition, Reform
Ella Boole
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Boole
Ohio
New Hampshire
Florida
Michigan
North Carolina
Standard Oil of New Jersey Adopts Five Day Week
Standard Oil of New Jersey will shift its nationwide workforce to a five day work week starting July 1, with corresponding pay reductions. The move affects about 43,000 employees across the United States. President W. C. Teagle hopes the change will free jobs for many currently unemployed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
New Jersey
New York
INS
W. C. Teagle
Paramount Theater Building Sold in Sheriff's Sale
The Paramount Theater Building, erected by the Century Building company, was sold at a sheriff sale reported Wednesday at the county building. Adolph Fisher, a Chicago attorney and the only bidder, purchased the property for 175000 while total indebtedness reached 580335.97 including judgments, interest and costs. Hermann Strauss, trustee for the bondholders, Strauss Brothers, acted for the bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theater
Century Building Company
Adolph Fisher
Chicago
Hermanns. Strauss
Strauss Brothers
Appeal to Supreme Court on Hahn Will Decision
An appeal to the state supreme court from Judge A B Clark's Linn county district court ruling on the wills of Clarence E Hahn and his widow Katherine M Hahn was filed Wednesday. The case, heard last September with decree filed in January, involves H F Hahn Phillip Hahn and Elle Hoodmacer as plaintiffs against Rev Joseph Dunn Rev M eee sent Rev Al Schmeetz Margaret Dun Sisters of Mercy and others as defendants. The plaintiffs seek a share in Mrs Hahn's estate, noting she died before her husband’s will was probated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
A. B. Clark
Linn County District Court
Clarence E. Hahn
Katherine M. Hahn
H. F. Hahn
Phillip Hahn
Elle Hoodmacer
Joseph Dunn
M ‘ Eee
al Schmeetz
Margaret Dun
Royal American Shows Arrives in Cedar Rapids Next Week
The Royal American Shows carnival will appear in Cedar Rapids from June 20 to June 25 at a location to be announced. The midway features thirty attractions including a skeleton man, head in lion, tattooed man, sword-swallower, fire eater and performing monkeys, traveling in two all steel cars. a midget circus is a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion Citizens Meet On Friday For Welfare Relief Plans
An important meeting of Marion citizens will be held Friday at 8 p m in the library auditorium to discuss establishing an unemployment relief program. Committees from city organizations will attend and any interested citizen is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mrs A E Granger New Member Of Board Of Education
Mrs A E Granger accepted the appointment as member of the Marion Board of Education on Wednesday, taking the place of Mrs G M Hutchison who had resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Granger
Board of Education
Marion Board of Education
G. M. Hutchison
Marion Band Concert In City Park Under Popejoy
The Marion band conducted by Paul E. Popejoy performs Thursday at 8 p.m. in the city park. Program includes Tenth Regiment Hall Overture Rosamunde Moonlight on the Nile Twilight by Clark featuring Raymond Smith Eleanor The Village Festival Rosekrans. Public invited. attendees asked to cooperate with officers to keep children quiet so music can be enjoyed from cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Band
Paul E. Popejoy
Tenth Regiment
Hall
Schubert
Wapsipinicon Country Club Delivers Jazz Night in Anamosa
Eugene Newlin on drums with George Alcock on trumpet and Theodore Silker on saxophone performed Tuesday at the Wapsipinicon Country Club in Anamosa assisted by two Anamosa lads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Newlin
George Alcock
Theodore Silker
Tuesday
Wapsipinicon
Anamosa
Kulsamachick Camp Fire Plans Pool Party at Legion Pool
The Kulsamachick Camp Fire group will host a swimming party at the American Legion pool Friday at 10 a.m. Members should meet at Thomas park and bring their own lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulsamachick
American Legion
Thomas Park
Edith Card Returns to Duties at St Luke's Hospital
Mrs Edith Card resumes duties at St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids after a two weeks vacation with Marion relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Card
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Deuces Card Club Hosted by Miss Mary Fernow
Mary Fernow hosted the Deuces card club on Monday with two bridge tables. Fernow achieved the high score and the gathering concluded with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fernow
Choir rehearsal at Baptist church on Wednesday
The Baptist church choir will meet Wednesday at seven for a rehearsal followed by the regular prayer meeting. George Kunzamann is named choir director and William Alexander will deliver a talk at the prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
George Kunzamann
William Alexander
Pleasant Grove club entertained at Albaugh home
The Pleasant Grove Community club met Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Albaugh home. Miss Lucile Albaugh played piano selections and a group including Shirley Weston and Fay Carver sang, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Carver. About sixty people attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Community Club
J. J. Albaugh
Lucile Albaugh
Shirley, Weston
Fay Carver
Carl Carver
Biloxi Brother-in-law guests visit Pringle home
John Engles of Biloxi Mississippi and his brother in law Oliver Strickland of Washta stayed Tuesday with Mr and Mrs James Pringle and left Wednesday morning for Washta by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engles
Biloxi
Miss
Oliver Strickland
Washta
James Pringle
Burnette Funeral Set for Thursday in Vinton
The body of Miss Sarah Burnette was moved to Vinton for Christian church services Thursday at 2 30 p m. Burial will follow at Walker Cemetery.
Memorial hall benefit card party set Thursday at 2
Five hundred will be played at the benefit card party in Memorial hall Thursday at 2 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Dinner honors Cedar Rapids Rowe anniversaries at New Hallwood
Mr and Mrs F A Garagen entertained guests at New Hallwood for the birth anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Harold J Rowe of Cedar Rapids. The event featured a pink and white color scheme with four courses, a central pink and white cake, roses, tapers, place cards and nut cups. Covers were eight with guests including Dorothy Jeanne Rowe of Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs John Cone and Frank E Rowe of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Garagen
New Hallwood
Harold J. Rowe
Cedar Rapids
Marion Farmer Is Hurt In Accident
Irving Drake of near Marion suffered bruises when a cultivator he rode was struck by a car driven by G Paxton of 112 Twentieth Street NE. The crash occurred about 1 30 p.m. a mile north of Highway 161 on Highway 13 near Marion. Both vehicles were northbound. Paxton tried to avoid a southbound car. The cultivator wheels were broken. Paxton reported the accident to Sheriff Joseph A Petrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Drake
Marion
Highway 161
Highway 13
G. Paxton
Twentieth Street
Paxton
Joseph A. Petrus
Campaign expense reports filed in Des Moines
William Shaw of Newton, a Democratic candidate for state auditor, reported spending 61.85. Guy M. Gillette of Cherokee spent 0.25 and Samuel D. Whiting of Iowa City spent 183.40 in congressional nomination races. Legislature candidates also listed expenses: William Tehel of Cedar Rapids 86.96, LeRoy S. Mercer of Iowa City 57.64, Frank Byers of Cedar Rapids 1.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Shaw
Newton
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Samuel D. Whiting
Iowa City
Ccring
William Tehel
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy S. Mercer
Frank Byers
Senate Debates Farm Relief and Economic Measures
United Press reports the Senate resumes debate on farm relief as conferees from both houses work on the economy bill. An appropriations subcommittee reviews postwar needs while the Treasury and Interstate Commerce panels address bus regulation and the Davis radio bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Senate
Appropriations
Post
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Committee
Davis
Federation of Women’s clubs season finale at the library
The last meeting of the Federation of Women’s clubs was held Tuesday at the library. Ten dollars was donated to the music fund for the Marion band as plans were made to cooperate with a new unemployment relief organization. Miss Freda Young and her sister Miss Martha Ann Young gave a music and readings program featuring The Christian Soldier and Whistle and Blow Your Blues Away with a whistling chorus. The program closed with Negro spirituals and a Hillbilly song, with Miss Freda Young on the ukulele. Ice cream was served on the lawn. A cut work table centerpiece with blue and yellow coreopsis and bachelor buttons set the color scheme. About fifty women attended, with committee members and several Misses serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Marion Band
Freda Young
Martha Ann Young
Harlan Knight
A. A. Schenken
E. B. Castle
R Brenneman
L. K. Owen
Clyde Derflinger
Margaret Carson
Jean Dow
Marian Busby
Mary Lockwood
Elinor Kendall
Janet Lothian
Country Club Bridge Opens Season In Marion
The first card party of the season for the Marion Country Club was held Tuesday afternoon with bridge across eleven tables. First prize went to Mrs. A. G. Brown of Cedar Rapids and second to Mrs. Andrew P. Munson of Marion. Light refreshments were supplied by a committee including Mrs. Louis Ross and others from Marion and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Marion Country Club
A. G. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Andrew P. Munson
Marion
Louis Ross
O. M. Carson
Ronald Booth
L. R. Hermann
M. L. Nolan
H. C. Evans
Roeder and O Leary Drive to Cedar Falls on Wednesday
Joe Roeder and Robert O Leary motored to Cedar Falls on Wednesday, heading for a likely visit or meeting. The trip emphasizes a standard midweek drive between local points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roeder
Robert O'Leary
Cedar Falls
Mrs Merle Knight Visits Monticello for Few Days
Mrs Merle Knight travels to Monticello for a short visit with relatives and friends, staying a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Knight
Monticello
Fruit and Spring Fries Advertisement Offer
An old classified ad invites growers to cash in on cherries and spring fries by placing three day advertisements in the Good Things to Eat section of the Cazette Want Ads. It promises a special rate for short ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grzette
Dinner guests from Cedar Rapids visit Peters home
Mr and Mrs John Peters entertained dinner guests Tuesday including Mr and Mrs L R Olney and their son and Mr and Mrs Ernest Jurgenson and their family from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peters
L. R. Olney
Ernest Jurgenson
Cedar Rapids
Wenning Family Leaves Marion for Los Angeles Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Wenning with four children and Mrs Frank Warner with her daughter Gladys have departed Marion after visiting Mrs L D Smith and other relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wenning
Frank Warner
Gladys
Los Angeles
Calif
L. D. Smith
Marion
Netoppen Camp Fire Picnic at Thomas Park
The Netoppen Camp Fire group with guardian Mrs Frank Clark picnicked Tuesday at Thomas Park. Seventeen enjoyed a picnic dinner and a swimming party at the American Legion pool marked the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netoppen
Frank Clark
Thomas Park
American Legion
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at Dora Granger Home
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Dora Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Dora Granger
Bernard Schenken Family Moves to Anderson Apartment
The Bernard Schenken family relocates from 1960 Eighth Avenue to the F. L. Anderson apartment at Eighth Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Schenken
Eighth Avenue
F. L. Anderson
Fifteenth Street
Colfax Circle Rebekah Lodge Meeting Postponed
The Colfax Circle of Grove City Rebekah lodge meeting, scheduled for Thursday at am, has been postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Priscilla Guild Third Division Picnic Luncheon Hostess
Mrs James Alcock will host a one o clock picnic luncheon Thursday for the Third division of the Priscilla Guild at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alcock
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
First Defeat for Marion Merchants by Cedar Rapids Giants
The Marion Merchants lost 7 to 0 to the Cedar Rapids Colored Giants at American Legion Park Marion. Bunting and Slauson led Marion’s battery while Ford and White pitched for Cedar Rapids. Marion had three hits and five errors doomed the game. Sunday trip to Center Point for a 3 p.m. game. A benefit game for Camp Good Health is planned for Saturday, June 25 at Bunny Park Cedar Rapids with the Cities Service team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Cedar Rapids Colored Giants
American Legion Park
Marion
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