Hog prices steady as Chicago yards report limited supply
Livestock markets show firm hog prices at Chicago stockyards with sparse receipts. Total three terminals recorded 8,900 hogs with Chicago at 8,500 and packers receiving 8,000 directly. Top grade hogs hit 375, average about 3.55. Cattle and lamb markets also steady amid modest volumes, with Chicago cattle receipts around 1,000 and top around 6.50, average near 6.75, and lambs quoted at 8.25 to 9.15 with average near 7.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Chicago Livestock
Dept Agriculture
Lower Nue
Idaho Sur
Hog Market Steady with Wide Live Weight Range
Local hog market shows unchanged prices across grades with prime hogs held at 4.05. Market notes list prime hogs across weight bands from 180 to 340, plus good packers up to 500 pounds, and premiums by quality. Calf, sheep, and cattle sections follow with ranges for weights and assorted grades described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Nog
Hedging pressure unsettles grain markets on Chicago Board
Hedging pressure and weekend position adjustments tempered bullish foreign crop news in Chicago trade. Wheat fell about one cent, corn dipped then steadied, and oats dropped. German crop outlook and European drought notes weighed, while English prices rose modestly. Kansas and Oklahoma saw heavy rain, with mild move of new wheat into the market and rye unsettled. Provisions were firm early but weakened later as selling rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bureau of Commerce
Europe
Liverpool
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chicago Livestock Market Prices and Receipts
Chicago and Omaha livestock reports show receipts across cattle hogs and sheep with varied price shifts. Steers and yearlings mostly higher, cows and bulls up, hogs and lambs mixed but trending downward in some categories. regional comparisons include Des Moines and Iowa listings with weights and bid ranges.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
Grain and farm produce prices for Cedar Rapids include wheat oats rye barley corn and mill produce with hens and browers categorized by weight and age. Wholesale fruit vegetables and cured hides are listed with No 1 No 2 grade prices and horse and green hide values in a dense market column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browers
Leghorn Browers
Kennery
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Mixed Across Sections
In Chicago and New York markets, receipts for eggs butter and poultry show steady to unchanged prices amid moderate demand. Butter higher than extras with various grade prices. eggs steady with mixed colors. potatoes faces dull supplies but steady regional bids. Poultry prices mostly steady with slight changes noted in live and dressed categories across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Rock Brothers
Leghorn
U S
Idaho
U_S
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Cobblers & S
New York
Global trade figures and currency references in fragmented OCR
A jumble of international prices and currencies from several nations. Notes mention Great Britain Italy Belgium Poland Denmark Spain Argentina Brazil and Mexico, with mixed figures like 823, 2300, 10100 and 99 00. The text reads as an OCR casualty of a commodities or exchange listing with scattered numbers and country tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Poland
New York
Bond Markets Mixed On Week Amid Speculative Shifts
The bond market shows modest strength in some issues while others edge higher or darker selling appears. North American and Pacific Gas corporate bonds trade with slight gains, while Treasuries and Liberty issues display mixed action amid ongoing trading, with yields and prices fluctuating in a cautious week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Southern Railway
United Drug
Pacific Gas North American
Afr
Chile Copper
Births Report From St Luke's Hospital
Mr and Mrs D H Hendon announce a daughter born June 16 on Route 1 Marion California. Mr and Mrs John Schul, Saint Severth Street SW, announce a daughter born June 15 at St Luke's Hospital. Bert and Harold W. Cadrano of 112 Twelfth Street NW announce a son born June 15 at St Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D H Hendon
Marion
Caichter
St Luke's Hos
John Schul
Severth Street
St Luke's Hospital
Harold W. Cadrano
Twelfth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Summary
Grain market notes show bids for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and Timothy seed with mixed prices. Minneapolis reports receipts of 21 cars and prices for No 1 amber durum and red durum, plus multiple protein levels and July September futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago West
North- Duluth
Kansas City
Relief Bill Sends To Conference On Large Emergency Aid
The House sent the deficiency appropriations bill to conference with the Senate. The Senate bill totals 1.713 billion dollars for Civilian Conservation Corps federal emergency relief and public works, drought relief, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and road building items. Senators La Follette and Cutting urged larger public works allocations, which were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Emergency Relief and Public Works Authority
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Cutting
New Mexico
Linn county Work Relief payroll totals 5058.80 for 938 workers
Linn county's work relief payroll for the week ending Thursday was 5 058 80 dollars for 938 workers who contributed 10110 hours. The prior week covered 979 workers with 4125 25 dollars in pay. The Hawthorne-Youngs hill job employs 193, Riverside road grading 169, Shockey Hill grading 119, and Marion athletic field 112 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hawthorne-Young’s Hill
Riverside
Shockey Hill
Marion
Marion Athletic Field
Stocks Edge Higher After Steel Strike Threat Fades
Wall Street resumes gains as steel strike threat fades and lawmakers prepare to break for summer. Trading dull with mixed, fractional advances. transfers near 600000 shares. Grain futures slip on drought forecasts. American Beet Sugar hits yearly high while several blue chips climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
American Can
U. S. Steel
Columbia Carbon
Vanadium
Bethlehem Steel
Westinghouse
Case
du Pont
Johns-Manville
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Delaware and Hudson
Consolidated Gas
North American
Allied Chemical
U. S. Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
General Motors
Chrysler
Senate Adopts Rail Pension Agreement
The Senate on Saturday adopted the conference report on the Wagner Hatfield bill to establish an old age pension for railway employees. The measure now goes to the House for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Deaths Thomas J. Davidson 76 Bertram resident
Thomas J. Davidson aged 76 died at his son Gene’s Bertram home Friday evening after months of declining health. Born April 15 1858 he lived much of his life in the area and is survived by six children including Mrs. Paul Lantis Cedar Rapids Mrs. P A Dardis Mrs. Hattie Dardis Ruth Davidson Roy Davidson and Gene Davidson plus relatives in New York City New Hampshire Des Moines and Bertram. Funeral services are Monday at 2 30 p.m. at the Bertram church with Rev James Baltz officiating. Burial is Campbell cemetery cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Davidson
Gene
Bertram
Paul Landis
Cedar Rapids
P A. Dardis
Hattie Dardis
Ruth Davidson
New York City
Roy
New Hampshire
Ed Watson
Henry
Winterset
Des Moines
James Baltz
Campbell Cemetery
Barta Chapel
D. I. Bash
Daniel Bash
Yocom Chapel
William H. Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Israel Bash
Daniel ©. Bash
Marrion
William Bash
California
Lathrop
Milwaukee
Funeral services for Miss Anna Krejsa Scheduled
Private services will be held at the Gaffney and Moore chapel Sunday at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev Joseph Bren. Committment will follow in the chapel crematorium. The family requests no flowers. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Krejsa
Gaffney and Moore
Joseph Bren
Legislative record highlights from the 73rd Congress
The record outlines bills and measures including federal tax changes, cattle under AAA, federal supervision of cotton and air mail, a new corporate bankruptcy act, municipal bankruptcy form, civil works funding, a billion-dollar public works appropriation, a federal communications commission, anti crime bills including kidnapping, loosening supervision of Indian tribes, direct federal loans to industry, railroad retirement pay, a 25 percent silver act, army veterans and workers acts, housing act, and talks of conciliation boards to avert strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
AAA
Bankhead
Federal Commission
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Body washed ashore may be Agnes Turvertson
New York police sought to ID a woman's body found June 7 in Long Island Sound as Agnes Turvertson missing since shortly after her marriage to Ivan Poderjay, a Jugoslav adventurer. The case links Poderjay, under Vienna questioning, to Turvertson's disappearance after plans to sail aboard the Hamburg liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island Sound
Agnes Tufvertson
Ivan Poderjay
Poderjay
Europe
Miss Turvertson
Detroit
Vienna
Thomas Rogers
Fordham
Hamburg
City Briefs and Personals: Local court fines and hospital reports
Dr Naibert chiropractor advertised. George G Stickley treated at St Luke's for a cut finger from whittling. Maxine Hansen recovering from operation at Mercy hospital. Miss Blanche Hunter in St Luke's after major operation, condition fair. Charles Svirska paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Walter L Clymer fined 10 dollars for disturbing the peace. W A Walford and W Smythe fined 2 dollars for overtime parking. Charles Jones fined 2 dollars for parking at night without a light. J A Stewart pleaded guilty to driving with a 1934 license plate. released after agreeing to buy a new plate and pay prosecution costs. The offense fine listed as 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Hunter
Eighth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Svirska
Tenth Street SE
Walter L. Clymer
Sixteenth Street SE
W A. Walford
B Avenue NE
W. Smythe
Twentieth Street
Charles Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
J A Stewart
Henry Stearns
Local leaders visit Hudson Guild grounds in Andover NJ
Elizabeth Clementine Watkins director of junior activities at Hudson Guild farm Andover New Jersey and Edward Meyer of Alton Iowa were guests of Nevin Nichols local playground supervisor Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clementine Watkins
Hudson Guild Farm
Andover
N. J
Edward Meyer
Alton
Nevin Nichols
Luncheon Update With Edgecomb at YMCA Tuesday Noon
S W Edgecomb state director of subsistence gardens will confer with local garden officials and relief workers at the YMCA luncheon next week on Tuesday noon not Friday noon as The Gazette announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Edgecomb
Subsistence Gardens
Gilbert Johnson Visits From San Francisco On Georgia Tour
Gilbert Johnson of San Francisco formerly connected with the Montrose hotel here and now managing director of the Gold Coast clubs visits local friends with Mrs Johnson and their daughters Mary Elizabeth and Anna Belle before continuing to Chicago. Mr Johnson is recovering from a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Johnson
San Francisco
Montrose Hotel
Gold Coast Clubs
Mrs. Johnson
Mary Elizabeth
Anna Belle
Chicago
Mr Johnson
Car Stolen From Monroe Rick Again
Monroe Rick reported to police that a former employee took his Chevrolet coach license 57-4844 from 607 Sixth avenue SE without permission and has not returned it. A day earlier Rick’s car was taken by a man who mistook it for Earl Miller’s vehicle but returned it Friday evening when Miller’s friend realized the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Rick
Sixth Avenue SE
Rick
Earl Miller
Miller
D. E. Crum Dies Of Accident Injuries
David E. Crum 1632 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday in an Iowa City hospital from injuries after his car overturned near Iowa City. Burial was set in Cropsey Illinois. Survived by wife a daughter in Boston and a son in Chicago. He had been with John Deere Plow Company as collection manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
David E. Crum
Second Avenue SE
Cropsey
Ill
Crum
King
Boston
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Crum
John Deere Plow Company
Wiltsey charged with drunk driving in district court
William Wiltsey, 49, of 122 A avenue NW, pled not guilty in district court before Judge H. C. Ring to a drunk driving charge. Bond set at $500. Dick Seydel, 22, of 610 Sixteenth Street SE, fined $10 and costs for intoxication and elected to take jail instead of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wiltsey
A Avenue NW
Seventh
Eighth Streets
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Dick Seydel
Sixteenth Street SE
Wiltsey
Aoe
Woman given year in jail for lifting bankroll from partner
Mrs. Lucille Jayne, 30, of 714 First Avenue East, was sentenced to one year in county jail for larceny after a convivial evening with L. Herrick of Chicago at multiple beer parlors led to missing $90 and papers. The judge suspended the balance after 30 days and noted the witness returned to Chicago. Jayne had prior parole on a 1929 forgery count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Jayne
First Avenue E
L. Herrick
Chicago
Jayne
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Rockwell City Women's Reformatory
Three Seek Break Of Their Marital Ties
Margaret Brown seeks divorce from Beryl Brown known as Nelson Brown in district court on cruel and inhuman treatment after two months of marriage begun April 16. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Margaret Hanson and an injunction preventing Brown from her home. Other divorces cited include Elza N. McQueen v Austie McQueen and George J. Nassif v M aria Nassif. marriages occurred in Toledo February 10, 1921 and Juarez, Mexico October 7, 1931 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brown
Fourth Avenue SE
Beryl Brown
Nelson Brown
Margaret Hanson
Brown
Elza N. McQueen
Austie McQueen
George J. Nassif
Mariam Nassif
McQueens
Toledo
Nassifs
Juarez
Mexico
Liquor Nuisance Case Yields Eleven Month Sentence
Fred Webb, 39, of 606 Fourth Avenue SE, was sentenced to eleven months in jail by Judge H C Ring after being found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance. Webb may be released after 30 days for good behavior and must remain out of state. Officers reported a small amount of intoxicants found. Ernest Crain, 54, of 226 Second Street NW, was arrested Friday afternoon on a square charge and released on bond at the county jail under $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Webb
Fourth Avenue SE
Condon
Kudina
Simon and
Stusak
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Webb
Ernest Crain
Second Street NW
Boss McLaughlin Pleads Not Guilty in Kidnapping Case
In St Paul federal court Judge M M Joyce heard four Chicago men including John J Boss McLaughlin and John J McLaughlin Jr plead not guilty to conspiracy to violate the Lindbergh anti kidnapping law connected to the Edward G Bremer kidnapping. Bonds were discussed with requests to reduce them. The men were money changers tied to the 200000 Bremer ransom money.
Tavern owner hides cash in market basket during bank heist
William Sinkinos, a Chicago tavern owner, cashed paychecks for mill workers then feared a holdup. He carried a market basket with meat and produce concealing $3,000 in currency to the bank. Three robbers seized the basket and the money, ending the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Sinkinos
Diamond found by mill shoe repairman in Georgia sale
Eustice Reynolds of Millen Georgia, a shoe repairman, found a diamond worth about 100 dollars in a second hand shipment from New York. He quipped that it pays shoemakers to stick to the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millen
Eustice Reynolds
New York
Marion News Wedding of Mire raret Biisek and Francs Green
Mae Gatsner announces the marriage of Mire raret Biisek to Francs Green in Galena Illinois. The Rev Hawes conducted a single ring service with Helen Green and Allen Bing present. The bride wore white silk crepe, Miss Green wore navy blue, and a wedding dinner followed at Savanna. The couple will reside at 385 Eighteenth Street after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Gatsner
Francs Green
Galena
Mr. Hawes
Episcopal Church
Helen Green
Savanna
Allen Bing
Marion
Miss Green
J Fy Green
Harry Keller
Informal music night hosts guests and performers
Mr and Mrs John Burmingham hosted an informal music evening honoring Mrs W H Wilson and Mrs Maurice Dodre with house guests including Mrs L Woodward and her daughter Eleanor Dickinson ND. Performers included Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson and Ralph Smith with son Bobby. Several Cedar Rapids guests attended and local concerts were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burmingham
W. H. Wilson
Maurice Dodre
L. Woodward
Eleanor
Dickinson
N. D
H. C. Allen
Edna Barrett Jackson
George Krabbenhoft
Esther Morgan Krabbenhoft
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Mr. Allen
Mary Ellen Woodward
Priscilla Patterson
Woodward
Allen
Charles
Goldie Wood
A. Parish
Hudson, N. Y
F. W. Ely
James Patterson
George Krabbenhoff
Cedar Rapids
AAA Boosts Milk Price in Omaha Council Bluffs Area
The farm administration boosted class one milk price to farmers in the Omaha Council Bluffs sales area from 1.60 to 2.00 per hundred pounds, citing drought. A one cent per quart rise in minimum resale price accompanied the change, with about one ninth passed to farmers. The new schedule sets three cents per quart wholesale margin and four cents retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Omaha Council Bluffs
Dancer 28 Falls From Fourth Floor Apartment
Lucille Young, a 28 year old dancer, plunged to her death from a fourth floor apartment in Los Angeles late Friday. Police searched for two men and a woman who appeared with her to rent the flat. The window was raised but the screen remained closed and the nude body showed a gash through the wire netting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lucille Young
Miss Young
Cedar Rapids Marriage Licenses Listed
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Cedar Rapids including Callie W. Jackson with Rose Parks, Elmer F. Cejka with Lillie Samuel son, Gerald D. Hendrix with Rosemary Filip, Donald P. Monroe with Vivian Bagley, George N. Lessman with Ruth V. Stern, Horace Loomis with Beatrice H. Hershey, Joseph E. Stepanek with Jeannette Stastny, Norman D. Techau with Dorothy Koch, and other entrants from Mount Vernon and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie W. Jackson
Rose Parkes
Cedar Rapids
Elmer F. Cejka
Lillie Samuelson
Gerald D. Hendrix
Rosemary Filip
Donald Paul Monroe
Vivian Bagley
Trenton, Mo
George N. Lessman
Davenport
Ruth V. Stern
Horace ©. Loomis
Beatrice H. Hershey
Joseph E. Stepanek
Jeannette Stastny
Norman D. Techau
Dorothy Koch
Mount Vernon
Wife seeks missing husband under Recovery Act in Philadelphia
Mrs W W Van Veren enters state code authority offices to enlist the Blue Eagle in locating her husband who deserted her three years ago. She asks registrars to hold him if he lists his trucks. AP report records the effort under the HUSBAND RECOVERY ACT in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
W W. van Veren
Blue Eagle
State Code Authority
Youth Day Program at Fournsoay Church and Sunday School
The public is invited to a combined church and Sunday school service at Fournsoay. The program features organ preludes, choirs, recitations by the Lyons and Hess children, songs including This Is My Father's World and When to Church I Go, a Baby Moses story, christening of children, instrumental solos, a flag drill, and the Congregation’s Crusaders Hymn with offerings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fournsoay
da Ional
Young Peoples Choir
David
Charles Lyons
Rosilee
Diane Hess
Mary Lou Thomas
Extra Frayer
Barbara Anncrer
Baby Moses
Margaret Ann Wallace
Haby Moses
Jerry Gerrans
Smile Lone
Young People’s Choir
Virginia Ackson
Gaylord Ward
Betty Owell
James Wiggiss
Wynoma Carey
Kathryn Kendall
Marion area church services schedule in brief
A concise list of area church offerings includes Baptist under Rev. William Bridwell with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30, Christian with Bible school at 9:45 and worship at 11, Congregational youth day program at 10:30, Free Methodist with multiple services, Methodist Episcopal with sermon on Evangelizing, Presbyterian with 11 oclock service, St Pauls Lutheran at 10:30, Neighborhood Chapel at 11, Seventh Day Church of God with sabbath at 10:30 and morning worship at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Pilgrim Highroaders
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W. £. Fisher
O. M. Carson
God
T. J. Miler
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Sabs Bath
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Gattle
Omaha
East St Louis
Sioux City
T Paul
Tepeonsee & Oon
Ateady
Dept. Agriculture
Darlnrg
Sun Sjan Val
Stan Fee
Paui
Bey
Owe Beeves
Rome
Towa Wote
Waterloo
ERESS
Mason City Straes Do Teca
Pawer
Des Moines Ste Ty
Jowa Nog Ric
IPIS
DES Moines T
API
Minnesota
Gram
Valenciss
Florida
Barry
States Grove
Liberty
Treasury
Oy &S
Lamson Brothers and Co
Ishrow
Merchants National Bank
Bulldine
Austin
Vermont
Iowa
Goldsborough
Maryland
Hale
Maine
Hastings
Delaware
Hebert
Rhode Island
Metcalf
Patterson
Missouri
White
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Saturdax
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Adressopraph
Centria
Airc Reduction
Tel Tel
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City
Kelly Sprid
Kennecott
Lorillard P
McIntyre
Amn
T and T
McKesson
Amn Tob
Marshall Fid
Amn Wat
Mack ‘Trucks
Anaconda
Magna
Anchor
Mathieson Ark
Ark
Nat Gas
Miami Copper
Armour Bol
Herne Barnsdall
Nat Dairy
Beatrice Cry
Beatie AE
Beth Steel
Bow & L
Nott Steel
Borden
Caterpillar
Park Utah
Gerro de Pasco
Patino Mines
Certaintech
Penna RR
Ches Ohio
Penney, JC
Ches Coron
Peoples Gas
Wipid
BiaPhelps Dodge
Phillips
Proctor Gambel
Cities Service
Pullman Co
Rand
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Seaboard
Congoleum
Sears Roebuck
Consol
Ceeruel Inc
Bou Ae
Bream
Sigon Railway
Erucible
Doe
Curtis Wright
Standard Gas
BPE
Pipad Gale
Douglas Air
St L Prisco
Timken Rob Sin
Freeport
Rex
Trans America
Union Carbide
Pat Serenes
Motors
Ry Sig
Uni
Gillette SR
US Ind
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Goodrich
S Steel
Goodyear . OU Pla Oy Gotham Gik
Granby Copper Jets
Warner Bros
Gener Org
Wise Ga
Weshouse
Hershey Croc
Weshouse el
Houston Oil
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Hudson Motors
Yosstown BT
Heilemann
Bendix
Libby McNeil
Fla Berghot
Lynch Corp Oo
Borg Warner
Maranall
Butler Bros
Middlewest
Gherry Burl
Quaker Com
Chicago. Corp
Edison
Swift and Co 1734
Cord Corp
Swift Intl
Hshold
US Gypsum
Dr. Naibert
Paramount Building
George G. Stickley
H Avenue
Maxine Hansen
S. C. Hansen
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
D. E. Crum
Court House News
McLaughlin
Marion News
Margaret Bisek
Joseph Green
Mies Beulah
Blackford
Jouries
Richard Crew
Perry
Marion Dairy
Congregational Church
Grinewell
James Wiggins
Wyona Carey
Betty Howell
Harry North
Red Wing
Minn
Mr. North
Belle North
Alma Lillie
Near Central City
Ida Lillie Rise
Pressbyterian Church
W. B. Sebern
Fred Luts
Beverly
Marengo
Methodist Church
Vinton Country Club
Marion Country Club
Gwendolyn Newlin
Margaret Oldfather
Judson Stickney
Mildred Peterson
Miss Newlin
Burminghams
Ralph Smith
Bobby
Mr. Smith
Ollie Cochran
Dysart
Mrs. Cochran
Ospecy
Jesse Howell
Mr. Howell
Central City
American Legion
E. E. Parsons
Ames
Marvin Willams
Marvin, Jr
Marion Churches
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