Persistent Demand Sustains Market Rise In Second Week
Chicago hog prices up 10c with top at 4.10 and bulk 3.65 to 4.05 as receipts show 25,000 at Chicago and 42,650 total across cities. Cattle firm with fed steers and yearlings strong. East Buffalo and East St Louis supply mixed. totals show 18,300 head across markets and uneven steers and lambs with steady to higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St
Wa i” Nam. N Meaye. T. A
Chicago Livestock Market Report
Receipts 25 000 hogs with direct, active trading 10 cent higher than Friday. Hogs 180 220 lbs mainly 4.00 to 4.10 top 4.10. 220 260 lbs 3.50 to 4.00. 140 160 lbs about 3.65 to 3.90. Calves 2 000. steers and yearlings strong, buyers active at advance, grain fed buyers paying 6.00 to 7.50 for weights, heifers 5.50 to 6.85, cows lower to steady, pigs 100 130 lbs 12.00 to 12.00?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 5
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Sen Ewes
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Open
Livestock prices show steady cattle and weak vealers. Fed steers and yearlings hold strong while hog receipts rise. bids mostly steady with some declines. Market notes include cow and cutter ranges, feeder trends, and early packer activity with Idaho range lambs quoted above six dollars.
South St Paul Livestock Market Report
AP notes fed steers and yearlings steady to higher with prices up to 7.50 for top yearlings, bulk offerings around 6.75 down. grassy types slow at 2.50 to 5.00. Butcher heifers 3.75 to 5.00. cutters 1.50 to 2.25. medium bulls 2.75 to 4.10. sows 2.50 to 2.75. Receipts about 2,000 head with 1,580 direct. slaughter lambs steady near 6.25. fed yearlings higher around 5.00. market holding after a mixed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Apes Ie
Eneibie A
Bae
Butcher
Hiss
Idaho
SOUTH
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market activity shows hog receipts around 300 head with top bids near 3.50 for select weights and 3.25 to 3.50 for various ranges. Cattle receipts near 10,000 with fed steers and heifers at 6.00 to 7.50 for large examples, cows and stockers in the 2.75 to 5.25 band. Sheep receipts active with lambs 5.75 to 6.40 and ewes around 1.00 to 1.50.
Hog price report from Monday markets across regions
Hog prices varied by weight and region. Best lights 180-230 lbs fetched 3.30, 240-260 lbs 3.20, 270-306 lbs 3.10, 310+ lbs 3.00. Sows 300-460 lbs at 2.10 to 2.60, many packers and cull ranges noted across Washington, Des Moines, Terloo, and Tulsa with prices from 1.25 to 3.30 depending on weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Terloo
Hog price listings and receipts in Minnesota yards
Des Moines AP reports combined hog receipts at Minnesota concentration yards and seven packings, with weekly totals about 48 100 and yearly 42 800, prices around 2 60 to 3 25 per hundredweight across weight classes from light to heavy hogs and sows. Prices vary by weight and quality with noted advances and loading terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U. 8
Interior
Minnesota
Nor
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
Hog prices up 15 to 25 cents with top at 140 to 230 pounds around 3.75 to 3.95. Heavy hogs 230 pounds and up at 3.50 to 3.70. Cattle receipts about 3,000 with calves 2,000. steer prices steady with ranges from 5.25 to 7.75 per hundredweight and heifers weaker. Lambs 90 pounds and down around 6.00 to 7.00 with fat ewes 1.00 to 1.50. culls 50 cents to 1.00.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
Mixed market listings show grain quotes for yellow corn and hay at various lots. Also listed are poultry prices including heavy hens and broiler birds, plus wholesale fruits vegetables with California valencias and lettuce prices and other produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetar
California
Foreign Exchange Rates Summary
In New York the market shows varied foreign exchange quotes with Britain at 5.11 cents per unit, Belgium 30.337, and Russia 1.78. Australian Brazilian rates indicate 50 percent, while Argentina 25.79 and other currencies such as Japan and Canada appear with line items and partial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
Belgium
Ah Grosce
Yakia
Suassinvis
Aus- Brasil
Ania
Shane Ry
Wheat Holds Major Gains Amid Slow Close
Wheat kept most of its early gains on the Chicago board, closing firm as corn and rye rallied with it. Oats and rye rose modestly, provisions firmed and Liverpool markets stayed strong. Kansas harvest delays were noted with Enid Oklahoma reporting 220 cars of new wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Istic
Liverpool
Kansas
Enid
Okla
McC
Grain and Wheat Prices From Market Report
The report lists prices for various grain grades and products including No. 2 white, No. 3 hard, and yellow corn with percentages and weights. It also shows seed costs per unit and pork belly/pellets pricing ranges, reflecting market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suieas
Minneapolis Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Minneapolis AP notes higher cash grain market with receipts of 80 cars. Wheat prices listed for No 1 northern No 1 dark northern and various grades with percentages and ranges. Durum and Amber Durum prices shown. July and September futures referenced. Corn and oats prices partially indicated for No 2 and No 3 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Bond Markets Show Steady Yet Quiet Open in New York
The New York bond market opened Monday in a stable to slightly firmer tone. Domestic United States government loans appeared inert pending relief measure decisions in Washington. German 5 1 2s and 7s rose 1 to 2 points, French bonds eased, Chilean issues gained, and foreign loans stayed subdued with rail bonds and utility issues trading within narrow ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Uni
Prio
Washington
France
Reich
Liberty Bonds Market Brief with Bond Prices
New York listings show several Liberty Bonds prices and Treasury notes with small changes. Notable quotes include Liberty Bond issues at around $100.30 to $104.23, and Treasury 3% 40-43 maturing around $98.16, reflecting general market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
New York
Berty i
Libert Os
Treasury
Toled o Seed Market Quotation Amid Market Fluctuations
An AP dispatch from Bay Chicago reports hay and oat prices with a Toledo seed market listing. Timothy recites a jumble of phrases. hay prices around 0c per cwt and oats at 8.75 per cwt.
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BAY
Chicago
Timothy
Alf
Toledo
Visible grain supply shows mixed changes in bushels
New York AP reports the visible grain supply with wheat at 1,395,000 bushels, down 972,900. Rye falls 50,000 while barley drops 184,000. Oats show a rise though the amount is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hogs and cattle futures shift as market reports cattle run strong
St Joseph Missouri area reports rise in hog prices with top at 3.50 and bulk 160-285 lb hogs at 3.35 to 3.50. Cattle receipts total 1,200 with steer and heifer runs improving. steers around 25 cents higher, yearlings up, stockers and vealers active. cows mostly 1.02 to 3.50 with cutters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
ST. Joseph. Mo
Dept. of Aerseumars
Prime porkers edge up on local market
Prime hogs rise modestly with a five cent advance in grades on Monday pushing the top price to 3.15. Good packers show no change in the market.
Lamb Market Report Notes Variable Weights and Prices
The market lists choice lambs with varying weights. Lighter offerings show a price near 4.25 per unit while heavier lambs are valued by quality.
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Bae
Wall Street Dull Bear Market Session
New York stocks slid into a dull bear market day as late gains faded. American Telephone fell about one point while Santa Fe Union Pacific Consolidated Gas Peoples Gas Allied Chemical and U S Steel gave back most or all of early 1 to 3 point advances.
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New York
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Peoples Gas
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Markets Open Week With Cautious Hope And Mixed Movements
New York markets opened the week quiet but hopeful with stocks and bonds generally higher. Wheat eased after midday while dollar strength dominated foreign exchange. Rail and utility issues led gains. several major names drifted with only fractional gains later, as traders awaited news from Lausanne, the Democratic convention, and Congress adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
New Haven
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Pacific Telephone
Public Service of N. J
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
Dupont
Air Reduction
Case
Pullman
Eastman
United Fruit
McKeesport
American Telephone
Wall Street
Lausanne
Congress
Unclear Historic Market Ticker with Company Listings
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names and percentages, suggesting a financial market summary or ticker. The snippet includes Adams Express, Allegheny, Allied Chemical, American brands, and various industrials with percentage figures, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Omaha Livestock Market Report
US Department of Agriculture notes cattle and hog receipts at Omaha. Hog prices show top around 50 dollars per hundred, weighing 140 to 240 pounds common. sows 2.65 to 2.90. Cattle receipts near 7,300 with steers and heifers active. yearlings around 7.20 to 7.35. Beef cows, cutters and other classes priced with modest activity amid mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Strone Abe Hisher
Chicago eggs futures face shift as standards loom
Disrupted text from AP dispatch notes Chicago produce futures with emphasis on eggs and refrigerator standards. Fragmentary lines mention dates in October and market reactions as buyers await policy updates and commodity pricing signals.
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Chicago
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Firemen doused a small roof fire at W. L. Kidder home 806 Tenth St SE at 9 50 a m Sunday. Royal Bohemians at Lincoln Park tonight. Frank F Motsch 108 Second Ave SE taken to Mercy Hospital early Monday after a slight stroke. Albert Phytrauski 19 punished 30 days in county jail for intoxication by Justice Lightner Monday. Linden Camp 145 Modern Woodmen of America meets Tuesday at 8 p m for business and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kidder
Tenth Street SE
Frank F. Motsch
Second Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Albert Phytrauski
G. S. Lightner
Cedar Park
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
Three men fined in police court for intoxication
James De Forrest aged 41 of 310 Third avenue SW George Velcke aged 30 of 1011 Eighth street SE and H Tro ette aged 29 of 208 Fifth street SW were fined $16 and costs each in police court Monday for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Forrest
Third Avenue
George Velcke
Eighth Street
H. Troette
Fifth Street
Visitor Returns After Six Week Stay From Grand Forks Trip
Forks North Dakota resident came home Sunday morning after a six week visit with relatives and friends. Miss Lucille Triska and Mr. and Mrs. G W Darrow of 1820 C Street SW accompanied her. They plan a visit and fishing trip at Grand Forks and a trip to Winnipeg, Canada.
Advertisement for Ride Share on Gazette Want Ads
If you are driving to another city or state and can take one or more passengers advertise in The Gazette Want Ads to share expenses. Place details and contact information in the notice.
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the Gazette
Whelihan Confirmed Sergeant at West Point Cadet Corps
William P. Whelihan son of Mrs. John F. Whelihan of 511 Fairview Drive has been appointed a sergeant in the corps of cadets at the United States Military Academy West Point. He is set to graduate next June after a promotion received from Major General W D Connor superintendent.
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William P. Whelihan
John F. Whelihan
Fairview Drive
Corps of Cadets
United States Military Academy
West Point
Whelihan
W. D. Connor
Local visitors stay with Mrs. Louise Smith this week
Guests in the home of Mrs. Louise Smith at 311 First Avenue SW over Sunday were Gordon Decker and Allen Yates of Rochester Minnesota and Rex Kisro of Eagle Lake Minnesota. Returning home with them were Mrs. Gordon Decker and her daughter Barbara Ann who had spent the last week with Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Smith
First Avenue SW
Gordon Decker
Allen Yates
Rochester
Minn
Rex Kisro
Eagle Lake
Barbara Ann
Whitney seeks circus license at Cedar Park
Frank Whitney proprietor of Cedar Park asked the city council for permission to install a small circus and carnival on his grounds with only a nominal fee beyond his current license and taxes. The petition was referred to the department of public safety and the city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Frank Whitney
Cedar Park
Department of Public Safety
Gas Main Permit Sought for Cedar Rapids Project
The Cedar Rapids Gas Company asks council for permission to lay 140 feet of low pressure gas main in the north parking area of Eighteenth Avenue SW. The petition was referred to the department of streets and public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Eighteenth Avenue
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Itinerant man hurt found near Penick and Ford plant
Albert Rumsey an itinerant from Des Moines was found injured near the Penick and Ford plant at 8 30 a m Monday by Patrolman Rittenburg. He could not explain the incident and said he spent Sunday night in a box car at Beverly City. He was examined by Dr Suchomel and then taken to the overseer of the poor’s office for potential return to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rumsey
Des Moines
Penick and
Ford
Rittenburg
Rumsey Coul
Beverly City
Thomas FP
Suchomel
Rumsey
Traffic court fines top list of convictions
Twors Russell Burgess at 2324 J street SW and W M Mc Cormick of the Roosevelt hotel led traffic section fines with 15 and 10 dollars respectively. Others fined included J H Engler 429 Ninth street NW M Metcalf 617 First avenue SE Robert Beranek Mount Vernon Henry Jambor rural route three A W Clymer 318 F avenue NW and Joe Chmelicek 2016 C street SW with 2 dollars and costs for rear light violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Avenue
Joe Chmelicek
C Street
Market Report From New York and Maine Produce Trade
A compact trading summary shows dull to steady movement across produce categories. Maine and Canada prices for potatoes and flour, pork and poultry markets steady to mild, with live poultry and dairy items listing varied quotes and small shifts in spot markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Maine
Canada St
Jersey
Southern
Middlewest
Long Island
Chicago Produce Chicago Poultry Prices and Receipts
AP report shows poultry prices with live receipts at 13 trucks steady. Fowls and leghorn broilers listed with varied prices. colored fryers and ducks noted. Receipts total 15,617 with creamery product figures also included amid volatile poultry market data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
South Bliss
Flour Maree Price Listing From Local Shop
A brief market item notes flour Maree available with a price listing and mention of bran as a separate product. The OCR text is fragmentary but indicates a shop offering flour and bran with a price around 11.50 or 11.00.
Insurers Backed by Officials at Cedar Rapids Seminar
Iowa Insurance Commissioner E W Clark told 100 life underwriters at the Hotel Roosevelt that rumors against insurer solvency would be opposed and licenses canceled for agents spreading them. He praised Iowa firms as solvent and strong, noting surplus supports policy loans. C V Shepherd chairs the event with E C Bergman and others assisting as Berkshire Life’s Harrison L Amber prepared to speak on future life underwriters.
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E. W. Clark
Des Moines
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Association of Life
Hotel
Roosevelt
United States
Bulk of Life, Association
C. V. Shepherd
E. C. Bergman
Lee Winterberg
Ellery Turner
Ed Lowe
Everett Fisher
J. Elton Bragg
New York University
Harrison L. Amber
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Life Underwriters of
Deaths C W Servison Former Railway Conductor Dies
Charles W. Servison former Rock Island railway conductor died at home 501 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids at 10 15 p m Sunday after a brief illness He was born June 14 1871 at Center Point lived in Garrison and Cedar Rapids for 35 years Employed by Rock Island 25 years Survived by wife one daughter Mrs Carl Janecek and granddaughter Doris Janecek both of Cedar Rapids and son Roy Servison and grandson Robert Servison of Mason City Two brothers Frank Tharp Cedar Falls and Will Tharp Vinton Two sisters Mrs John McNulty Waterloo and Mrs Frank Mossman Vinton Funeral arrangements to be announced Friends may call Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Servison
Charles W. Servison
Rock Island
B Avenue NW
Center Point
Garrison
Cedar Rapids
Carl Janecek
Doris Janecek
Roy Servison
Robert Servison
Mason City
Frank Tharp
Cedar Falls
Will Tharp
Vinton
John McNulty
Waterloo
Frank Mossman
Servison
Co. R. C
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
Mrs Wheeler's Body To Arrive In Cedar Rapids
The body of Mrs Ella Wheeler widow of the late Charles E Wheeler Cedar Rapids attorney will arrive Tuesday at 2 10 pm in Cedar Rapids with funeral services planned at Turner chapel Jeff Wheeler and son Lucian Wheeler are expected to attend. Mrs Wheeler died June 10 in Los Angeles.
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Ella Wheeler
Charles E. Wheeler
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Jeff Wheeler
Jeff
Lucian Wheeler
Eeler
Los Angeles
Widow Mary J. Wilson Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Mary J. Wilson widow of James Wilson died at 6 30 a m Monday at her daughter Mrs Florence Smiths Westwood addition Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness She was born March 12 1854 in Webster Indiana and had lived in Cedar Rapids five years She is survived by her daughter two sons William E Randolph of Cedar Rapids Elmer L Randolph of Hartley Indiana and twelve grandchildren She was a longtime member of the Maynard Presbyterian Church Funeral arrangements to be announced later with calling hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Wilson
Mary, J. Wilson
James Wilson
Florence Smith
Westwood
Maroh
Webster
Cedar Rapids
Smith
William E. Randolph
Elmer L. Randolph
Hartley
Death of Franz Bernjus Bernius Leaves Family Ties
Franz Bernjus Bernius aged 48 died at his sister Mrs. Ed R. Smith’s home after a lingering illness. A lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and Illinois Central railroad fireman, he is survived by two brothers Henry of Marshalltown and O. J. Bernius of Minneapolis. Funeral at Immaculate Conception on Tuesday 9 am, burial Mount Calvary. Friends may call Monahan chapel Monday evening.
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Franz Bernjus
Franz Bernius
Ed R. Smith
B Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Tllinois Central Railroad
Smith
Henry
Marshalltown
O. J. Bernius
Minneapolis
Immaculate Conception Church
Fatherer Barrett
Mount Calvary
Monahan Chapel
Mrs Charles L Simon dies in Colorado Springs
Mrs Charles L Simon a former Cedar Rapids resident died at a Colorado Springs hospital Sunday after a lingering illness. Born Mary Kakatsch in Milwaukee March 24 1882 she married Charles L Simon in Milwaukee in 1901. The family later moved to Cedar Rapids then Colorado Springs and she leaves her husband three sons Charles James and William all in Colorado Springs.
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Charles L. Simon
Charles L.simon
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Springs
Mary Kakatsch
Milwaukee
Wis
Colo
Malta
O. E
Charles
James
William
Milwaukees J. J. Reardon 70 Dies in Chicago Hospital
J. J. Reardon a veteran Milwaukee railroad conductor died Monday at 9 30 a m in Washington Boulevard hospital Chicago after an operation two weeks earlier. Born December 23 1831 he began as a freight brakeman in 1889 later became freight conductor and from 1909 served as passenger conductor on the Town division. He had been unable to work for months and his body will be returned to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Reardon
Milwaukee Railroad
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
Mr. Reardon
Milwaukee
Perry
Marion
Bernita Haines Suffers Skull Fracture After Fall
Bernita Haines, 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Haines of 762 Seventh Avenue, fell while going up steps to the rear porch. Her head struck a stone and she was unconscious briefly. She was revived and her condition is reported as fair. she is being cared for at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernita Haines
Fred Haines
Seventh Avenue
Dry Creek Club Hosts Evening of Music and Readings
The Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club gathered Saturday in Memorial hall with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Touro. Virginia Sloan played piano, Mrs. Ivan Gilmore read, Eloise Touro spoke on My Trip to Washington, Lee Sloan played bass horn, Callie Hagerman accompanied. Fifty-five guests including Lydia Gilmore, Ethel Oakley, Benson family, George Touro, A. H. Aller, and Glenn Dahms attended refreshments.
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Dry Creek
Handicraft Club Honored Infant James Le Roy Benedict
The Handicraft club hosted a Thursday shower for infant James Le Roy Benedict, son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Benedict, at Mrs Harold Mullaly's home. Members played bridge with Mrs Edwin Beadle high and Mrs Everett Gibson low, refreshments served, and the baby received a club gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James LeRoy Benedict
LeRoy Benedict
Harold Mullaly
Edwin Beadle
Everett Gibson
Marion Country Club Triumphs Over West Liberty in 29 to 4 Match
Marion Country Club defeated West Liberty Country Club 29 to 4 on Sunday. Twenty two players per side competed with Carl Jacobsen 78 and Amos Houser 81 leading Marion while Hawker Moore and Walter tied at 89 for West Liberty. Next Sunday Marion plans an eighteen man team to Vinton with breakfast at 8 a.m. and welcomes members and visitors after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
West Liberty Country Club
Marion
Carl Jacobsen
Albert Arp
Amos Houser
West Liberty
Hawker
Moore
Walters
Vinton
Marion Merchants Win Eleven Inning Victory Over Center Point
The Marion Merchants defeated Center Point 2 to 1 in eleven innings behind pitcher Van Note for Marion and Tunks for Center Point. Notable players were Van Note and Werner Heck. A large local crowd attended. Thursday at 5 p.m. Marion hosts the Quaker Oats team of Cedar Rapids at Legion Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Center Point
van Note
Marion
Tunks
Werner Heck
Mariah Merchants
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Legion Park
Marion Nature and Garden Club Meeting Speaker
Mrs. William HH. Dunshee of Cedar Rapids will speak Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. Harlan Knight 985 Eighth street on Our Highways and the Wild Rose. Roses will be the roll call topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH. Dunshee
Cedar Rapids
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Harlan Knight
Eighth Street
Dunshee
Meeting Notice for A F and A at 7 30 Tuesday
Seat at No 6 A F and A will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the hastily arranged venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Haasorrio
Emipie
Property Trade Ships Kassler Family to Holsinger Farm
Will Kassler trades 705 Eighth Avenue property for the Holsinger farm three miles from Robins. The Kasslers plan to move this spring and begin residence on the new property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kassler
Eighth Avenue
Holsinger
Robins
Kasslers
Palmer Family Hosts Father's Day Dinner
Mr and Mrs Samuel Palmer of near Whittier hosted a Father's Day dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Claire Davis and their children of Marion, Mr and Mrs Theodore Wendler and grandson Richard Breidert, and Mr and Mrs William Breidert of Cedar Rapids, with relatives from Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Palmer
Near Whittier
Claire Davis
Marion
Theodore Wendler
Richard Breidert
William Breidert
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Excelsior Club Postpones Friday Meeting to Wednesday
The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club shifts its meeting to Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Martin in Excelsior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
Oscar Martin
Prairie Chapel social planned on Linn County lawn
The Prairie Chapel Sunday school will hold its annual social on the Linn County home lawn on June 22. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel Sunday School
Linn County
County Home Lawn
Cedar Rapids Visitors Call on Mr and Mrs Grant Bishop
Mr and Mrs Charles Miens of Cedar Rapids were callers Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Grant Bishop seeking news and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miens
Cedar Rapids
Grant Bishop
Hotcha Club Picnic and Concert at Anamosa
The Hotcha club members enjoyed a picnic dinner in Anamosa state park Sunday and attended an afternoon band concert there. Transportation is provided for those who wish to attend the social at the county home on Wednesday June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Dinner dance plans at Marion country club
People planning to attend the Marion country club dinner dance on Tuesday at 6 30 are asked to reserve seats with committee members Mrs A P Munson Mrs J Le Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald Mrs M Biddick of Marion Mrs James Frear Mrs L L Dolson Gus Siebke or Mrs G H Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
A. P. Munson
J. le
Ralph Fitzgerald
M. Biddick
Marion
James Frear
L. L. Dolson
Gus Siebke
G. H. Corn
Miss Frazee Returns to Work at First National Bank
Miss Laura Frazee resumed her duties at the First National Bank after a two week vacation during which she visited Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Frazee
First National Bank
Ilinois
Legion Post 298 and Auxiliary Meet After Picnic
Marion post 298 of the American Legion and its Auxiliary plan a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Legion hall after a picnic supper at 6:30 p.m. in Thomas Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Post
Aes Legion
Legion Hall
Thomas Park
Begin Unemployment Survey In Marion Ward Meeting
Marion ward chairmen met at the Marion Community club to plan a survey of unemployment starting Tuesday. The program aims to visit every home for information, locate garden land, and coordinate surplus produce with Miss Titus to aid relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Community Club
Community Club
Edith Ellen Hutton Weds Vernon W. Boldt in Iowa City
Edith Ellen Hutton, daughter of Mrs. A R Hutton of 848 Eighth Avenue, wed Vernon W Boldt of Iowa City at the Methodist parsonage with Rev John M Walters officiating. The bride wore orchid georgette satin and rosebud bouquet. attendees were Miss Mary Michel of Marion and John Theobald of Iowa City. The couple will reside at 509 Randall Street Iowa City after a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Edith Ellen
Vernon W. Boldt
Iowa City
John M. Walters
Mary Michel
Marion
John Theobald
Hutton
Blanche Boldt
Marion High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Cedar Ac
Boldt
co-Grape Company
Dinner guests at Florence Scott home north of Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scott and Joe Kearns were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Florence Scott, north of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Scott
Joe Kearns
Florence Scott
Marion
Mrs Barcley Heald Visits Marion Kin Saturday Evening
Mrs Barcley Heald of Springville visited Marion relatives and friends Saturday evening in a brief social note from the town event.
Sunday Dinner Guest Visit Noted in Local Household
Miss Doris Dean of north of Marion was a Sunday dinner guest in the home of Mrs. George Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dean
North of Marion
George Paul
Capella Blue Birds to Meet July Fifth at Church
Local church notes show no meeting for Capella Blue Birds for two weeks with the next gathering scheduled July 5 at the Methodist church. The item also lists a series of social visits and hospital updates from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capella Blue Birds
Methodist Church
Zara
Zara Zuligh
Toddville
Marion
Fred Gipp
Ian Lillian
William Gipp
Ruth Hunter
Grant Bishop
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Areree
Glidden Co
Fudson Motors
Willys Ov
Jeni
Royal Bohemians
Lincoln Park
W. P. Whelihan
Clark
Mrs. Wheeler
Marion News
Dry Creek Club
Mrs. Dunshee
Edith Ellen Hutton
Mary Shook
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Shirley
Sam Tarbox
Newport
Will Custis
Wayne Clark
Wanner Springs
Robert Martin
James Alcock
Earlville
Alcock
Daisy Alcock
George
Thomas Scott
Real Walter Bigger
Eleventh St
A. L. Brenneman
H. B. Leasure
Harriett
A. D. Brenneman
Marie Brenneman
Fred Newlin
Winifred
Jane Helen
Annetta Reinheimer
Monticello
J. W. Anderson
Anderson
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
Fay Marsh
H. R. Livingston
Carl Kasster
Lloyd Klopp
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
W. R. Barber
Dan Stamy
W. A. Jackson
T. Murray
A. J. Keyes
Harry Adee
Tenth Street
Father Shunk
Matt Schuller
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!