Hog Prices Reach Two Month High As Demand Surges
Chicago prices rise 50-60 cents with top at 4.50 while markets in Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis also gain. Hogs led a week of rising prices amid scarce quality hogs and strong demand. Cattle follow with grain fed gains and grassy lots softening. Total sales across cities listed show significant activity and price movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIX. & Butchers
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle and Vealers
The Chicago livestock market shows hog receipts around 4 000 direct and 3 000 on the yield line with prices steady to firm at 4.00 to 4.50 for choice 270 to 400 lb hogs. Cattle mostly steady to higher with fed steers and yearlings up to 8.16 top, vealers strong with best heavies near 7.00 plus. Lambs down about 25 cents with light offerings and bucks around 5.00, many cuts around 5.00 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S&s. Dept. Agriculture
Adva
Emor
Sieh
Cattle Lamb Prices Mixed In Week Of Hesitant Trade
USDA market summary shows cattle receipts steady with fed steers and heifers higher by up to 25 cents and stockers firm. Vealers rise while slaughter stock remains slow. hogs show limited gains with 160 to 230 pound hogs at 4.00 to 4.20, sows 3.25 plus, and lambs trading unevenly with fat sheep easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha Livestock Hogs Strong to 10c Higher at Receipts 2 000
Receipts of hogs totaled about 2 000 with active demand. Prices rose to as high as 4.6 per head, top 3.80 for certain lots, 180 to 280 lb range mainly 3.80 to 4.00, lighter 140 to 150 lb around 3.3. Sows quoted 3.15 to 3.40, feed er pigs 2.50 to 3.25. Cattle showed mixed movement with steers and yearlings up 25-5c, heifers up 15-25c, cows steady to 15c higher, vealers steady to lower, stockers and feeders unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Meat market report shows mixed weekly cattle and sheep prices
Cattle and calves steady to lower with prices for cows and grass heifers to 25 cents over. Steer and yearling quotes around 7.35 to 7.60 per hundredweight. steer lots 1322 pounds around 18. Sheep and lambs week’s activity 3,000 head. top lambs at 6.25, others 5.85 to 5.65, yearlings up to 4.25, most sales 3.75 to 4.75, fat cattle mostly 1.25 to 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabian Ah
Secesse
Rowe
Livestock market report from St Louis quotes mixed week
Prices for cattle veal and sheep vary with weight and class. Steers around 1 65 per hundredweight 1 50 to 7 50 for larger units, cows around 4 50, bulls steady, vealers near 5 75, sheep and lambs weaker than last week with lambs at about 7.00 and ewes around 1 50 to 1 00. Market activity shows limited demand and variable stock values across categories.
St Joseph Livestock Report From Missouri Market Notes
In St Joseph Missouri cattle and hog markets show varied movements. Hog receipts rose with prices near last week while fed steers and yearlings gained 25 to 40 cents. Sheep receipts reached about 1,000 with bulk prices 5.50 to 6.10 and top sheep being scarce.
Grain movement in Midwest markets mixed in latest survey
In Des Moines reports the 24 hour figures show combined aggregate movement of 12,600 for interior Iowa and southern Minnesota. That compares with 16,200 a week ago and 12,600 prior. Market appears steady to higher with demand still strong and loading units near 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U. S. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnnesota
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report Week Highlights
AP cattle receipts show steers yearlings and heifers up to 7.00 in bulk with beeves at 7.10 to 7.60. Cows weaker, graders down 25 to 50 cents. Hogs steady with 180 to 290 pound range at 3.50 to 3.75. Lambs weak to 25 cents lower. feeders steady with midrange lambs around 6.10. California fed lambs noted at 6.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arri
al City
Sioux City
U. Ak Pent
Aart
California
Prices for Livestock Weights and Packages Listed
A fragmented listing shows price ranges for livestock weights from 140 to 350 pounds with per hundredweight and total figures. Entries include primes and packers with varied rates, such as 180 230 pounds at 3.75 to 3.65, 310 pounds around 3.40, and 260 pounds at 3.65, reflecting market quotes and packing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Chicago Produce Futures EGG and BUTTER Standards Revisions
Chicago AP reports changes in egg refrigerator and butter storage standards with futures trading notes. July storage rules and November benchmarks set for Chicago market participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Flour Market Update Signals Mixed Prices
Report from AP notes flour prices easing to 4.05 to 4.15 per barrel for 9s sacks with shipments totaling 27 337. Pure brandies priced around 60 to 61 per barrel and standard middlings around 10 to 10.19 per quantity.
Toledo Seed Market Item Listings Note
Seed market report shows prices for Rein 2 white s1 22%e and No 3 white per hundredweight with current quotations and numeric identifiers. Listings indicate regional grain values and basis for sale lots, reflecting market activity in the Toledo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein
Foreign Exchange Rates In New York Markets
Readable figures show cross rates for major currencies in New York trading. It lists several nations with cents or percent values including Britain, France, Italy, Saudia Arabia, Germany, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Brazil, and Montreal peso with varied quoted units and anomalies in marks and denoted x markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Reece Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Norway
Eden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Montreal
Cedar Rapids Markets Mixed Wheat and Poultry Prices
Grain and produce listings show wheat prices for Society and assorted wheat grades. Shelled corn and oats quoted with prices per bushel or quantity. Poultry figures list colored and Leghorn broilers and roosters with per pound rates. Oranges priced by crate at about 5 dollars and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlic
Crea
Wheat gains after early dip on board support
Wheat rose about two cents from an early low on the Chicago Board of Trade as short covering and relative strength at Winnipeg supported prices. July matched the season's low early, but buying pushed prices higher with light outside interest. Corn oats rye followed modestly, provisions remained firm on hog hedging. Receipts showed 16 wheat cars, 38 corn, 38 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Penne Atolls Grain and Corn Receipts Market Notes
Market report lists grain receipts including wheat and durum prices, with No 1 amber durum at 53 to 54 cents and No 3 yellow corn at 31 to 33 cents. Oats No 3 white quoted at 20 to 22.5 cents, durum at 41 to 42.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Penne Atolls
Markets show mixed declines across Chicago produce prices
Grain and egg markets key items list slight declines and unsettled pricing. Tow se goods fall to 12c with various eggs and poultry quoted. storage firsts and extras adjust to 12c to 18c ranges. Total U S shipments noted at 887, track air and southern region trends mixed amid dull stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago Ks
U. S
Sac
Southern Bliss Cobblers
Iitec
Market prices and produce notes from Maine and New York
A condensed listing of produce prices and market notes including turkeys chicken pullets broilers milk and creamery items. Entries show varied price points such as meat and dairy products alongside regional market references and special offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saet
Poul Parkers
Soames Americas
Guncey
Judge Sentences Three in Independence District Court
Independence Judge R. W. Hasner acted on three criminal cases in the district court. Lee Riley and Donald Burgman pled guilty to petty larceny and were sentenced to ninety days in county jail. Friend Patel pled guilty to malicious injury to buildings and received a sixty day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
R. W. Hasner
Lee Riley
Donald Burgman
Friend Patel
Tiny Chicago Twins Fight For Life At Birth
Two two day old twin girls in Chicago weigh under three pounds each and are kept alive with intensive care. Doctors use an eye dropper to feed the infants as the battle to save them continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Gertrude Nerhe
Local Hog Prices Climb to 3.55 a Hundred
Local market hog prices advance another nickel on Saturday lifting the top price to 3 dollars and 55 cents per hundredweight.
Wall Street Quiet After Dull Saturday Session
The latest selling flare in the New York market faded into a dull Saturday with about 300,000 shares changing hands. No major market movers or news affecting prices were evident, as declines in U S Steel and Santa Fe stalled and recovered while the tone remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Liberty Bonds Rise Amid New Market Tool Debut
In the bond market, Liberty Bonds show activity as a new tool debuts. Traders note a price around 102.18 for the 7 year issue and 40 43 for related Treasury bonds, signaling cautious demand and firm turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Jbibert S
Teenaers Te
Wall Street Notes Mixed Bond Markets Steady US
Prices held broadly steady in the US market with the government issue calm while corporate bonds showed only modest shifts. Few special issues moved noticeably, and international bankers reported limited activity with several major sectors holding firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bente Feco
Frisco Ne
Power and Light Company
Loens
Mrs Paul Robeson Sues For Divorce
Mrs Paul Robeson, wife of the famed Negro singer, filed for divorce in London with a co respondent named but withheld. The action marks a publicized end to their marriage amid tabloid attention and appellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson
London
INS
International
He Ae
Shere
Deaths Mrs Phoebe Patterson 4 week illness
Mrs Phoebe Patterson 415 Center Point road wife of Albert Clinton Patterson died at a local hospital at 3 35 p m Friday after four weeks illness. She was born in this city forty years ago and is survived by two children Bertha H Patterson at home and Walter D Patterson of Cedar Rapids, three grandchildren Nadine De Vere Patterson and Mabel Graepler all of this city, three sisters Mrs Nora Bennett Mrs Lanie Brown Red Oak L G Adams of Malvern and Major Adams of Sheridan Mo. She was a member of the First Christian church. Funeral services 11 a m Monday in Turner chapel with the Rev R B Hyten and Rev F K Ward officiating. burial in Lafayette cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Patterson
Center Point Road
Albert Clinton Patterson
Bertha H. Patterson
Walter D. Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Nadine
de Vere Patterson
Mabel Graepler
Nora Bennett
Lanie Brown
Red Oak
L. G. Adams
Malvern
Major Adams
Sheridan
First Christian Church
Turner Chapel
R. B. Hyten
F. K. Ward
la Fayette Cemetery
Obituary: Mrs Martha Starr Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Martha A Starr died at 1725 Avenue NE Cedar Rapids of heart disease Friday night. Born October 4 1849 in Boone County she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1907 from Waverly. Survived by son George Starr foster daughter Frances stepdaughter Mrs Harry Stevenson brother Millard Farr step son R A Starr and grandchildren in Los Angeles funeral Monday at 9am Turner chapel then to Waverly for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Starr
1725 Avenue NE
Boone County
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
W. S. Starr
George P. Starr
Frances
Harry Stevenson
Millard Farr
R. A. Starr
Salem
Ore
Los Angeles
Calif
Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Death of Ernest J Swanson at Central hotel
Ernest J Swanson 62 of Central hotel 211 Fourth avenue SE died at 10 55 am Saturday in a local hospital after a weeklong illness He was unconscious when hotel employees found him Friday evening survived by a widow and several children in Leon Formerly employed at the Sinclair packing plant No funeral arrangements have been made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Swanson
Central Hotel
Fourth Avenue SE
Leon
Swanson
Sinclair Packing
John W. Scott 56 Dies in Linn County
John W. Scott, 56, lifelong Linn County resident, died at Beatty chapel. Time of death to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Scott
Linn County
Beatty Chapel
Nab Two for Theft of County Gasoline
County officials cracked a gasoline theft ring after Howard McShane and Herbert Kuntz were arrested at 10 a.m. by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon. They were fined 100 dollars plus costs for taking under twenty dollars worth of gas from a county tractor during an ambush near Grove on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McShane
Paralta
Herbert Kuntz
Springville
Justice G. 5S
McShane
Kuntz
Larry Condon
Ee Grove
Ap- Kuntz
Gaspe
Plane crash kills Richard Bennett at Niagara Falls race
Richard Bennett, 38, a Binghamton aviator and manager of a local company, died when his plane crashed in a free-for-all race at the Niagara Falls air meet after a last minute plan change. Officials cited an engine explosion as the cause. Harold Newton won the 20 mile race in 9 minutes 14 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
INS
Richard Bennett
Binghamton
Bennett
Binghamton Compnet
Harold Newton
Moline
Arthur Chester
Joliet
Tll
Lee Chase
Buffalo
R. Hoffman
Rochester
John Livingstone
Aurora
Leonard Ewaldt
Davenport
Iowa
John Thropp
Trenton
Births at St Luke's Hospital June 24
Born to Dr and Mrs L J Hospodarsky a son at St Luke's on June 24. Dr Havlicek Jr of 1119 also welcomed a daughter Rosemary Ann at St Luke's on June 24. Born to Mr and Mrs Joe E Bowy 1710 B Avenue NW a son in St Luke's hospital on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hospodarsky
St. Luke's Hospital
Havlicek, Jr
Rosemary Ann
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joe E.owy
B Avenue NW
Democrats Fight Wet Stand In Roosevelt Ranks
Senate allies of Roosevelt split over alcohol policy with Comstock Walsh backing repeal and other damp senators seeking stricter limits. New York protest, push to expand subcommittee to eleven members, and McAdoo led inner group forming among Roosevelt forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Walsh
Senate
John T. Dooling
New York
James L. Walker
New York City
Resolutions Committee
McAdoo
Roosevelt
Supreme Court acts on four Linn County cases
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled on four Linn county appeals, affirming a $225 personal injury judgment for John Melsha against James Dillon’s Stiles and Dillon Transfer Co, and modified/divorced cases involving Myrtle G. Keller versus Elery E. Keller. Legler’s appeal against West Side Mutual Fire Insurance was affirmed, and Medd’s mechanics lien dispute with Bruce and Edna West and others was reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
High Court
John Melsha
James Dillon
Stiles and Dillon Transfer Company
Linn
A. Clark
J Street
Twenty-Third Avenue
H. C. Me
Myrtle G. Keller
Elery E. Keller
West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Linn County
A. B
Legler
Marion
H. C. Ring
H. Medd
American Trust and ‘Savings Bank
Bruce A. West
Edna May West
Hermie L. Stookey
Stanley G. Stookey
Medd
Dvorak Will Admitted to Probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Vinc Dvorak of Cedar Rapids who died June 16 was admitted to probate Saturday by Judge A B Clark. William H Dvorak was confirmed as executor. Principal bequests go to Agnes F Dvorak Wilma D Moor man Viasta R Dvorak Sadie D Spinka Genevieve D Buresh William H Dvorak and Edna Serbousek. The will was dated December 4, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinc Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
William H. Dvorak
Agnes F. Dvorak
Wilma D. Moorman
Viasta R.dvorak
Sadie D. Spinka
Genevieve D. Buresh
Edna Serbousek
Campaign expense report shows coroner and other races
Dr R E Munden’s failed bid for coroner shows 126.00 spent with County Auditor G A Senninger. Joseph J Janeba lists 66.80. Constable candidate John Taylor spent 8. J C Sherbon seeks Grant township justice of the peace and D B Storck, unopposed democratic county auditor nominee, lists no expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Munden
G. A. Senninger
Joseph J. Janeba
John Taylor
J. C. Sherbon
Grant Township
D. B. Storck
Divorce action filed by Irma Tefr against Godfrey Tefr
Irma Tefr files in district court for divorce citing cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of two minor children and permanent alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Tefr
Godfrey Tefr
Brewers ready to spend 20 million on new plants
A New York Evening survey finds brewers nationwide prepared to invest at least 20 million dollars in new equipment and cereals once beer manufacture is legalized. August A. Busch of St. Louis expects seven million dollars in added equipment and Jacob Ruppert of New York says five million dollars will be spent immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
August A. Busch
St. Louis
Jacob Ruppert
Cedar Rapids Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
George I. Bell wed Marjorie Mae Elder, both of Cedar Rapids. Daniel Ward married Ruth L. Schaefer, Cedar Rapids resident. Charles L. Pinnegan tied the knot with Myria Gapen, both Cedar Rapids natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Bell
Marjorie Mae Elder
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Ward
Ruth L. Schaefer
Charlies L. Pinnegan
Myria Gapen
W. C. T. U. Meets and Plans Jubilee Party
Mrs Jennie Rearick leads devotionals at the W C T U meeting in Marion with a plan for a summer lawn birthday party to celebrate the Benedict home golden jubilee in Des Moines. The group reports primary election work and sent over 100 flower bouquets to Anamosa reform school for national flower mission day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rearick
Minnie Trombled
Benedict
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Union
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
B. Miller
Baptist Picnic Sparks Cedar Rapids Marion Baseball Classic
The Marion and Calvary Baptist churches joined for a Bever Park picnic supper drawing about 300 people. Cedar Rapids won a 10 to 9 baseball game against Marion, while the Gypsy Story Tellers from Coe College amused the children. About forty Marion residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church of
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Marion
Coe College
Local Women Play Golf at Manchester Tournament
Thirty eight players from Marion Anamosa and Manchester competed Friday. Mrs Harle Boileau of Marion and Mrs Tyler and Mrs Fagan of Anamosa tied for low score on eighteen holes. Mrs Paul Fry of Marion led nine holes and won the nine hole putting prize. Marion club members listed include Mrs Harle Boileau Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald Mrs Paul N Fry Mrs Leon Dorland Mrs L R Hermann Mrs Gilbert Gordon Mrs H G Stitzel Mrs Albert Arp and Mrs M L Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Marion
Anamosa
Harle Boileau
Marion Club
Tyler
Fagan
Paul Fry
Ralph Fitzgerald
Paul N. Fry
Leon Dorland
L. R. Hermann
Gilbert Gordon
H. G. Stitzel
Albert Arp
M. L. Nolan
Dinner for Marion Chapter O. E. S. officers and guests
Mrs. Frank S. Keith hosted the 1931 officers and committee chairmen of Marion Chapter No. 183 O. E. S. at New Hallwood. Thirty-five covers were set. Special guests included L. A. Blinks and Mrs. Blinks, Mrs. Keyser, Mr. Keyser, and Mrs. Adair with Mrs. Bar noske. Tables featured summer garden flowers and a summer frost garden. The evening included games and stunts as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Keith
Marion
New Hallwood
L. A. Blinks
Grand Sentinel
Blinks
Frank Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Grand Matron
Keyser
Adair
George
Boldts Return From Wedding Trip to Iowa Home
Mr and Mrs Vernon Boldt have returned after a short wedding trip and are guests in the home of Mrs Boldt s mother Mrs A R Hutton Kg will make their home in Iowa y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Boldt
Funeral services held for William O Stewart in Covington
Funeral services for William O Stewart of Covington were held Thursday in the Yocom chapel conducted by Rev William H Bridwell pastor of the Baptist church. Burial was in Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Stewart
Covington
Yocom Chapel
William H. Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Coalition Forms to Fight Roosevelt in Convention
A coalition in Buffalo battles over who distributes convention tickets and delegates credentials. Curry wins control of paste boards while Norman Mack and Farley are tapped by the national committee. Farley and Mack are summoned. Delegation caucus postponed to 8 p.m. Sunday on the eve of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Curry
National Committee
Norman Mack
Farley
Mack
New York
Roosevelt backers claim early wins at national committee meeting
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt supporters claim preliminary victories as two major delegations from Louisiana led by Huey Long and Minnesota led by Einar Hoidale and Joseph Wolf were seated with the Roosevelt camp. Contests move to credentials committee next week for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Huey Long
Louisiana
Minnesota
Einar Hoidale
Joseph Wolf
Hoosevelt
John J. Raskob
Raskob
National Committee
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
J. Brice Kremer
Mullen
Kremer
Pict Teai
Professor visits uncles in Marion
Professor William La Grange of Ames yesterday visited his uncles James and David Bleakly in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William la Grange
Ames
James and
David Bleakly
Marion
Rev. Carl E. Krog Returns From Milwaukee Synod
The Rev. Carl E. Krog has returned from Milwaukee where he attended a synod of the Lutheran church. He participated in discussions and reported on church matters affecting the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Krog
Milwaukee
The
Lutheran Church
Bertha Golden to Lead Christian Endeavor at Presbyterian
Miss Bertha Mae Golden will lead the Christian Endeavor service at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 6 30 p m. The topic is How Does Christ Meet the Needs of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae Golden
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Kendall Returns to Home on Ninth Avenue
Mrs Emma Kendall moves back into her own residence at 1250 Ninth Avenue after months staying with daughter Mrs Ed Sigfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kendall
Ninth Avenue
Ed Sigfred
Miss Virginia Crew Returns to Perry After Visit
Miss Virginia Crew, after a week with Marion relatives and friends, returned Friday night to her Perry home. Her grandmother Mrs. La Verna Crew will stay this weekend with Virginia’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Applegate in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Crew
Marion
Perry
la Verna Crew
Walter Applegate
Montreal Visit Returns for Mrs Seager and Miss Holsinger
Mrs Ralph Seager and Miss Lucille Holsinger returned home Friday night after a visit in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Seager
Lucille Holsinger
Montreal
Mrs Louis Peckosh Visits Relatives in Oxford Junction
Mrs Louis Peckosh spent Friday visiting relatives and friends in Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Peckosh Friday
Oxford Junction
Rural Mail Carriers Meeting Met at Neighbor Home
Marion residents attend a Rural Mail Carriers meeting and its auxiliary tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Neighbor in Center Point. A picnic supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Mail Carriers Association
Willard
Center Point
Rev Enno Schuelke to Lead Services at St Pauls Church
The Rev. Enno Schuelke of Rising City Nebraska will speak at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday at 11 am. He and Rev. Carl E. Krog are former classmates and the sermon title is Jesus Christ, the Light of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enno Schuelke
Rising City, Neb
Carl E. Krog
Schuelke
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesus Christ
Epworth League to Host Sunday Service at Thomas Park
The High School Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold a Sunday service at 7:30 p.m. at Thomas Park with Waddington of Cedar Rapids in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Thomas Park
Iss Waddington
Cedar Rapids
City interview drive seeks to reach all households
During the survey for unemployment relief several homes were missed because people were away. Persons not solicited are asked to phone or visit the Community club to fill out their cards. Officials hope information on every city family will be filed at the Community club office within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Reading Circle Family Picnic Closes Year at Thomas Park
The Reading Circle held its annual family picnic Friday at Thomas Park. Eleven members and their families attended with supper served to twenty four people, marking the close of the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Thomas Park
Handicraft Club Hosts Picnic Plans
Mrs. Harry Adee of 324 Tenth Street hosted the Handicraft club gathering on Friday. Members made telephone dolls and planned a July picnic to replace the next regular meeting. Adee served refreshments to eleven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Mrs Skinner Hosts Friday Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. F. S. Skinner of 1820 Eighth Avenue hosted a Friday Bridge club event with guests Mrs. Grant Comstock of Chicago and Miss Bess Boyles of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Skinner
Eighth Avenue
Grant Comstock
Chicago
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee
Marion players to join Vinton golf tourney guests
A group from Marion plans to attend the golf tournament at Vinton Country Club on Sunday. Eighteen Marion players will travel to the event and be hosted by the Vinton club at an 8 o'clock breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vinton Country Club
Vinton Club
Mrs Murdoch and son return to Chicago after visit
Mrs Kenneth Murdoch and her son George Franklin, who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Beach for several weeks, left Saturday morning to return home to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Murdoch
George Franklin
Frank Beach
Chicago
Marion area churches schedule Sunday services and programs
Baptist Rev Bridwell leads Sunday school at 10 with Mrs Tudeen as superintendent and morning worship at 11 on Refuges of Lies. Catholic Rev McElliott notes mass at 7 and 9 am. Christian and Congregational services listed with times, topics, and leaders. Methodist and Presbyterian services shown with schedules and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Albert Tudeen
P. U
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian
Elda M. Kemp
Christian Endeavor
James Alcock
W. A. Jackson
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
Mark Shockey
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Titus
Epworth League
Peerage Presbyterian
E. Fisher
W. B. Sebern
Roy M. Sawyer
Irvin Ford
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Texas
Associated Press
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Toledo
Lamson Brothers and Office
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Hania
Northwest
Minneapolis
Louis Wheat
Kansas City
WRG
Eoe
Poe
Maine
Sinclair
Wall St
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Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Ryad
I Allied Co
Amerada Corp
Grigsby Grunow
Hudson Motors
App Motors
Int'l Corp
Central
Ingers
Kennecott
Tel ‘Obacco
Kresge
Lam
Nati Distirs
Borden Co
H&u Brook Man T
North Ee Cal and
Byers
Eda
Senor
St 'S Proctor Gambel
City Ice & Fuel
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England
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Gillette SR
Cere
NEW York Bonds
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
A. Mitchell Palmer
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Joseph Co. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Carter Glass
Virginia
Byrd
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
Garner
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Harold Lafferty
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Thomas Costello
Lillian Bleakly
J. J. Schmickle
Lafayette
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