Hogs Slide as Market Opens Steady Then Weakens in Chicago
Chicago market sees hog prices ease 5 to 10 cents after opening steady as packers meet demand. Estimated Tuesday receipts: cattle 8 000, hogs 15 000, sheep 9 000. April hog cost at $10.47 with last week $10.15. Sioux City reports varied bids and receipts with hogs at $9.50 to $9.90 for 240-260 lb and sows around $8.75 to $8.80, while lambs trade near $10 to $11.75 and cattle prices ease amid slower demand.
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Chicago
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Decline From Week Ago
Combined hog receipts at 20 yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ending 8 am Monday totalled 35 600 head, down from 46 500 a week prior and 36 500 a year ago. Prices mostly steady with a weak undertone. good and choice weights ranged from 8 80 to 10 20 per hundredweight depending on weight class. Packing sows priced from 8 15 to 9 05 for various weight ranges.
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Iowa
Des
Market Report Omaha Livestock Prices Downgraded
U S Department of Agriculture data show hog receipts at 7 500 with steady to 15 cents lower bids across weights. Cattle receipts around 10 000 with calves steady to 50 lower and varied steer heifer and cow prices. Sheep receipts 4 500 with lambs and mutton inching higher by about 25 cents.
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Omaha
Iowa Hog Prices From Hogs Report
Iowa hog prices remain steady in several markets. In Mason City light hogs 140-160 pounds bring 8.65 to 8.95, 160-180 pounds 9.40 to 9.70, 180-220 pounds 9.65 to 9.95, 220-250 pounds 9.60 to 9.90, and heavy 275-350 pounds 8.55 to 8.85, 350-425 pounds 8.35 to 8.65. Ottawa hogs unchanged.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin Hog Market Steady Prices Across Weight Classes
The Austin Minnesota hog market shows steady trading with 180-220 lb hogs at 9.65 to 9.95 dollars per cwt and 220-250 lb at 9.60 to 9.90. 250-290 lb hogs bring 9.35 to 9.65, 290-350 lb hogs 9.05 to 9.35, and packing sows 275-550 lb at 8.20 to 8.85 dollars per cwt.
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Austin
Calf Market Weakens as Hogs Hold Steady at $9.95
Local calves fell 50 cents on Monday while hogs remained steady with top price reaching $9.95. The report notes no other changes in regional markets.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs receipts 16 000 with top 10.55 and 150-254 lb bids 10.20 10.50. cattle receipts 13 000 with steers and yearlings in mixed demand. vealers 7.50 9.00. sheep receipts 9 000 with lambs 11.75 12.00 and ewes 5.00 5.75.
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Chicago
U.S. Department
St Paul Livestock Market Report
U S Dept of Agriculture notes for St Paul South St Paul receipts cattle 5600 hogs 500 sheep 233 direct and 500 total. Cattle fully steady with weights weak to lower. hogs uneven 5 to 15 cents lower. best hogs up to 10.10. calves steady. sheep market sparse.
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
S. Dept. Agriculture
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listing
A misc Cedar Rapids market column lists grain and produce prices including oats at 24c, rye 46c, corn at 44-47c, soybeans 68c, heavy hens 17c, eggs browns 20c whites 19c, oranges 3.65, grapefruit 3.50, lemons 6.25, potatoes 1.75-2.60, bananas 16c, lettuce 2.85-3.10, celery 3.50, cabbage 2.75, onions 0.90-2.25, strawberries 2.75, pineapples 2.00, grapes 3.00, and various hides with prices for No. 1 and No. 2 grades. Includes horse and pony hides with price ranges.
Foreign exchange rates and irregular demands in New York
AP report shows irregular, fractional exchange rates in cents for multiple nations and cities. Listings include Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal New York Montreal.
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Great Britain
France
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Holland
Norway
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Denmark
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Switzerland
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Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Wool Market Steady Amid Moderate Purchases in Boston
US Department of Agriculture reports buyers for mills and top-makers stayed in touch with the wool market but avoided large purchases. Medium grade bright fleece wools from the Midwest held firm with buyers showing limited demand. Combing and clothing 3/8 and 1/4 blood grades were quoted around 34 to 35 cents in the grease delivered east.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Middlewest
Sugar Market Steady in New York Trading
Raw sugar in New York holds at $3.75 for spot. Futures for September rise 2 points to $2.83. Refined sugar unchanged at $5.00.
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New York
Wheat Prices Rally on Chicago Market After Easy Start
Wheat prices ended higher on the Chicago board of trade, up 38 to 1 cent with May at 98 cents as traders waited for European political updates. Corn and oats moved little with mild shifts, while rye and lard showed narrow fluctuations in a dull session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Liverpool
Chicago Cash Provisions and Market Quotes
AP reports Chicago cash grain and seed prices across commodities including wheat corn oats rye soybeans barley timothy and clover seed, with bid offers and sample grades. Prices shown cover hard and yellow wheat corn oats barley and fats with ranges and per cwt adjustments.
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Chicago
Timothy
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis API to wheat receipts 139 cars with prices for No 1 heavy dark northern spring 60 lbs at 1.12744 1.267%% and to arrive 1.131% to 1.13% No 1 dark northern 59 lbs 1.107% 1.2578c No 1 58 lbs 1.08780 1.24% fancy No 1 hard semolina 14 protein 1.12% 1.14% to arrive 1.117% 1.13% No 1 dark hard or No 1 hard Montana winter 96 7% 4:1.027%8 to arrive 957a aol No 7 hard amber durum 93%e No 3 yellow corn 56c No 3 white oats 23 44 25 54c.
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Minneapolis
API
Montana
Bond Markets React To French Election Results
New York bond market mixed on Monday with rail liens down fractions to around a point. French election swings calm U S government issues and carriers slip modestly while Industrial bonds show gains for International Cement 4s and a drop for Studebaker convertible 6s.
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U. S
Alleghany
St. Paul
Rock Island General
Missouri Pacific
International Cement
Studebaker
U. S. Bonds Close Mixed Across Treasuries
New York bond prices show Treasury 44s 47-52 at 117.20, 45s 44-54 at 112.20, 343s 40-43 June at 108.16, and 8s 51-55 at 104.80, reflecting a varied closing.
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Vw. S
New York
U. S
Treasury
Produce Markets Chicago Produce
Chicago AP reports unsettled butter receipts at 11 926, with creamery specials and extras priced across 26 to 27 cents. Eggs show firm tone with receipts 28 713, local extra firsts at 20 21c, storage packed firsts 21 42c. Poultry steady with various weights and breeds, and turkeys and ducks listed. Potatoes on track with receipts 209 and U S shipments, prices for U S No 1 and No 2 across Idaho Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Texas stock levels.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rocks
Plymouth Rock Fryers
White Rock
Plymouth Rock Broilers
U. S
Idaho
Russell
Bliss
Alabama
Texas
New York Produce Prices Report
AP data shows Butter receipts 8 540 pounds steady with creamery higher. extra 92 score 27 34 cents. firsts 89 91 cent area. CHEESE receipts 136 247 pounds firm. EGGS receipts 34 521 cases firm with mixed colors and various standards. price ranges for standards firsts and dirties noted.
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New York
Chicago Butter And Ian Futures Snap In Early Trading
Chicago AP reports butter futures closed with storage standards for November at 267 cents, eye futures for October at 234.4 cents, storage packed firsts for May at 22 cents, and for June at 211 cents. Ian futures show single daisies for November at 4 cents.
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Chicago
Flour Market Prices in Minneapolis Decline to Barrel Rates
AP reports flour prices steady for carload lots at 6.50 to 6.70 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments total 21,033. Pure bran quoted 16.00 to 16.50, standard middlings 18.00 to 18.50.
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Minneapolis
Wall St Stocks Lower Amid Dull Market Action
Trading Monday showed little buying support with overall dullness and only small gains in a few issues led by U S Rubber Goodrich Goodyear and International Harvester while major names like U S Steel General Motors and Chrysler slipped. Transfers topped about 1.15 million shares as commodities bonds and currencies showed mixed results.
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U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Deere
North American
Delaware
Hudson
Edith J Passmore Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Edith J Passmore lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday at 1 a m at her home 600 First avenue East after a long illness She was a daughter of pioneer residents Mr and Mrs William Passmore Her surviving Cedar Rapids cousin Fred Cornish Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4 p m at Moon funeral home with Rev R J Campbell in charge Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p m Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery
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Edith J. Passmore
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
William Passmore
Passmore
England
Walker-Passmore and Co
Miss Passmore
Fred Cornish
the Moon Funeral Home
R. J. Campbell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Jennie Baxter 82 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Jennie Pratt Baxter 82 died at 9 a.m. Monday after a long illness. Born Feb 19 1854 in Richmond Ind she married Charles W Baxter Feb 24 1870 in Indianapolis. She had lived in Tipton Cedar Rapids and died with daughter Mrs Mamie Hamer in Cedar Rapids survived by daughter Grace C Ward and son Arthur Baxter both preceded in death by husband.
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Jennie Pratt Baxter
Mamie Hamer
Nineteenth Street
Richmond
Ind
Charles W. Baxter
Indianapolis
Tipton
Cedar Rapids
Vicksburg
Arthur Baxter
Grace C. Ward
Mrs. Hamor
Death notices for Mrs. Parliment and family members
Six grandchildren led by Mrs. George Parliment and others including Henry H. Baxter and Charles W. Baxter of Cedar Rapids, Roy Baxter of Oakland, and Herschel B. Ward of Florida. Ten great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Methodist member. Funeral in Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. W. Greer McCrory officiating. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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George Parliment
Henry H
Howard V
Charles W. Baxter
Cedar Rapids
Roy Baxter
Oakland
Calif
Herschel B. Ward
Florida
Methodist Church
Beatty Chapel
W. Greer McCrory
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Kennedy, Cedar Rapids Resident, Dies at 78
Mrs Mary C Kennedy aged 78 died at Linn County home after years of illness. Born in Polk County Indiana September 18 1857 she lived in Cedar Rapids for twenty years. Survived by sons W M Kennedy Los Angeles Thomas A Kennedy Cedar Rapids daughter Ora O Kidder Cedar Rapids brothers Howard Bosley Roy Bosley Missouri sister Essie Parker Trenton Missouri. Funeral friends may call at Moen chapel.
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Mary Catherin Kennedy
Linn County
Polk County
Indiana
Thomas P. Bosley
Cedar Rapids
First Baptist Church
W. M. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Thomas A. Kennedy
Ora O. Kidder
Howard Bosley
Roy Bosley
Missouri
Essie Parker
Trenton
Daisy Ott
Moen Chapel
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Meetings
T. Z. Cook Women’s Relief Corps meets Thursday at 2 p.m. The Homecrafters club gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in City Hall basement. B D Silliman cedar rapids attorney to speak May 19 at Conroy high school commencement on For Value Received. Police probe at National Tire store rooms 400 A avenue NE after casing and twelve inner tubes disappear via fire escape door.
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B. D. Silliman
Cedar Rapids
Conroy High School
National Tire Company
Avenue NE
Attorney urges transfer of class B license for Rose Malloy
David G. Bleakley, attorney, appeared before the city council Monday to urge approval for Rose Malloy to transfer a class B beverage permit from 1002 First Avenue East to 4002 First Avenue East.
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David G. Bleakley
Rose Malloy
First Avenue E
WPA survey of archives under way at federal building
Three men are assembling records for the federal department of archives at the federal building, with a fourth collecting statistics in Marion. The WPA project started Thursday under the supervision of E. H. Seibel of Des Moines, state coordinator of the federal archives service.
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Federal Department of Archives
Federal
Marion
E. H. Seibel
Des Moines
Federal Archives Service
Officials to Attend Hearing on Trains Abandonment
H F Sundberg of the Cedar Rapids Chamber traffic bureau and N J Leonard of the mercantile bureau will travel to Des Moines Wednesday for a hearing before the board of railroad commissioners. They oppose the proposed abandonment of Milwaukee trains 125 and 126 between Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa. Cedar Rapids argues to retain the trains.
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H. F. Sundberg
Traffic Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
N. J. Leonard
Mercantile Bureau
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Car strikes cow on highway near Mount Vernon
William J. Meaney Jr reported to Sheriff James H. Smith that his car damaged around 10:30 p.m. Sunday after hitting a cow on Highway No. 30 west of Mount Vernon. The cow was killed. Meaney identified the owner as Howard Coder who lives near the scene.
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William J. Meaney, Jr
Twenty-fourth Street
James H. Smith
Mrs Stastny to travel from Hot Springs to Cedar Rapids
Mrs J B Stastny and her son and daughter in law Lester and his wife will travel from Hot Springs Arkansas to Cedar Rapids and reach the city Wednesday. Although recovering from injuries in the accident that killed her husband near Hot Springs she will be hospitalized on arrival. The funeral for Mr Stastny is tentatively set for 2 pm Friday at Bartas chapel with burial in Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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J. B. Stastny
Lester Stastny
Hot Springs
Ark
Barta’s Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Former Supreme Court Judge William D. Evans Dies at 84
William D. Evans, 84, longest serving Iowa Supreme Court justice with 26 years on the bench, died at his Hampton home Monday. Born May 10, 1852, in Racine Wisconsin, he moved to Iowa in 1858, studied at the University of Iowa, and graduated from the College of Law in 1879. Survived by Mrs. Evans and five children. a lifelong Republican.
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William D. Evans
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Racine
Wis
Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
College of Law
Births Reported for Three Families in Mercy Hospital
Born to Rey Bender at 508 Second Avenue SW a son on May 2. A daughter Inez Kay to Earl Mainwaring at 510 Seventeenth Street NE on May 3. A seven pound daughter Sandra Lea born Sunday to James G Gantz of 66 Twenty-ninth Avenue SW. mother formerly Miss Emily Stelcik.
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Rey Bender
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Earl Mainwaring
Seventeenth Street
Inez Kay
James G. Gantz
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Sandra Lea
Gantz
Emily Stelcik
Marion Pioneer Mrs Pauline Franklin Dies At 86 In Marion
Pauline Eugen Franklin 86 died Sunday at her daughter Elizabeth Snyders Marion home where she had lived six years She was born January 26 1850 in Germany and came to Shellsburg Iowa at age eight She married Benjamin Franklin February 17 1867 They had a daughter Elizabeth Snyder She is survived by a granddaughter Mary Snyder a sister Alvina Schlotterbeck and a brother Frank Eugen Burial will be in Oak Shade Cemetery Shellsburg Services in Marion presided by Rev W E Fisher Other notes mention relatives visiting and the Marion Service club meeting
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Pauline Franklin
Benton County
Elizabeth Snyder
Marion
Pauline Eugen
Herman
Sophia Eugen
Germany
United States
Shellsburg
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade
Local clubs set annual events this week
Mrs W W Vaughn hosts O O P club at May breakfast Tuesday 8 30 a m. Mrs C B Vernon entertains Ameigo club at 1 p m Tuesday at Marion Golf club. City fire department meets Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard McConaughy and their son return to Wyoming after visit in Marion. Friendly Guild tea Friday 2 30 at Mrs D H Smith home. officers to be elected with assisting hostesses Mrs J H Stanaway Mrs W Messerschmitt and Mrs N P Vanderlinden.
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W. W. Vaughn
O. O. P. Club
C. B. Vernon
Ameigo Club
Marion Golf Club
Howard McConaughy
Marion
Wyoming
Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church
D. H. Smith
J. H. Stanaway
W. Messerschmitt
N. P. Vanderlinden
Marion Township
Julius Raddatz
Solon
Sunday Dinner Guests Attend Miller Home
Mrs. Lucy A Kost and Nick Kost of Iowa City Mr and Mrs Lewis Kohl Mrs Kate Swyer of Morley were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs J C Miller Sunday afternoon callers were Earl McConaughy and Sam McPherson of Martelle.
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Lucy A. Kost
Nick Kost
Iowa City
Lewis Kohl
Kate Swyer
Morley
J. C. Miller
Earl McConaughy
Sam McPherson
Martelle
Police Co Operation Rotten In Some Midwest Cities
J Edgar Hoover denounced police cooperation as rotten in some middle west communities after delivering Alvin Karpis to St Paul authorities. He blamed corruption or inefficiency among police authorities for lack of cooperation, while praising nationwide cooperation where politics or publicity do not interfere.
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Bankers Meet in Oelwein Fifty Statesmen Attend
Two hundred fifty bankers and their wives from groups 3 and 4 of the Iowa Bankers association gathered in Oelwein with 19 counties represented. Mayor Leon Knapp welcomed guests. Clifford DePuy and D W Bates organized the program. state official D W Bates and Senator L J Dickinson were slated speakers.
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Oelwein
Iowa Bankers Association
Leon Knapp
George Falk
Charles Chambers
Clifford DePuy
D. W. Bates
L. J. Dickinson
Twelves In Police Court For Intoxication And Disturbing The Peace
A police court session charged twelve prisoners with intoxication or disturbing the peace by fighting. Names include Charles Kotek 28 who received a suspended 30 day sentence and Scott Mosher 66 fined but suspended on leaving town. Additional fines were levied for others on intoxication and related offenses.
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Charles Kotek
Fiftenth Avenue
Scott Mosher
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Sampila
Reginald Charles
Second Avenue
Clarence Bradley
C Stret
Bob Jones
First Street
Grover Wynn
Iowa City
H. G. Tripp
Fifth Street
Sam Schminkey
Peter Swenson
I Avenue
Furman Weichman
Windsor Hotel
Lumir Pfeifer
L Street
Centennial Encampment of No 91 I O O F Meets Tonight
The notice reports the Centennial Encampment No 91 I O O F will convene tonight at the I O O F hall. An advertisement notes Foile Bakery selling Boston cream pie at 24 cents, down from 30 cents. Miss Zaneta Haines of Waterloo visited her sister Mrs Lyle Fehr and her father Harry Haines Sunday. Mrs Williams Dobbs, long ill, worsened Sunday and remains in critical condition.
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Waterloo
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Harry Haines
Theristrial Club Meeting On Scandinavian Literature
Mrs. C. E. Drummond will lead the program Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. J. T. Gallivan home. The topic is Scandinavian Literature from the Middle Ages. Election of officers will be held.
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C. E. Drummond
Theristrial Club
J. T. Gallivan
Comforter Aid Meet at Mrs Oakley’s Home
The Comforter division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 222 Third Avenue, the home of Mrs. Harry Oakley. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Wickham Mrs. North and Mrs. A. L. Van Fossen.
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Comforter
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Oakley
Third Avenue
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North
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Prairie Union club hosts evening at Goodyears
The Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary club was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Goodyear. The program featured Albert Hindman in a vocal solo, a vocal duet by Mrs. Ray Starry and Mrs. Earl Bailey, talks by Mrs. Orlan Hann and Robert Goodyear, and a reading by Wayne Carpenter. Refreshments served to seventy five members. The next meeting will be June 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Hann.
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George Goodyear
Albert Hindman
Ray Starry
Earl Bailey
California
Orlan Hann
Robert Goodyear
Reading
Wayne Carpenter
Patmos Commandery Meeting Set at 7 30 P M
Patmos Commandery No 27 Knights Templar will meet Tuesday at 7 30 P M in the Masonic Temple.
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Masonic Temple
Community notices and social events overview
Local church guild holds all day meeting with noon picnic lunch and 1:30 business session to install new officers. A one act play Blue Glasses and Harmony will be performed. Several families attend funerals and visit relatives. teachers and clubs plan meetings on chairs re caning and farm bureau projects. Marion O E S chapter meets with program and refreshments.
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Rachel Booth
Police Court Receipts Hit New High With 20 Defendants On Docket
With twenty defendants present, police court receipts for Monday reached a yearly high of 194.10 dollars with a further 25 dollars and costs expected. Albert Stevens paid 100 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Several individuals including H. E Robinson George Witwer F. L. Acher W. L. Northcutt and Eleanor Kelley paid 1 dollar and costs for fines. C J Moeller was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking without a rear light and Dennis Collins paid the same for double parking.
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Albert Stevens
Sixth Street
H. E., Robinson
Third Street
George Witwer
Merchants National Bank
F. L. Acher
First Avenue E
W. L. Northcutt
Thirty - Second Street
Eleanor Kelley
Sixteenth Street
C. J. Moeller
Dennis Collins
B Avenue
Lost announces dog collie with reward and contacts
Lost dog a dark brindle collie with white throat and paws answers to Mit zie. Reward. Call after 6 p.m. at 3 1867. Lost small coin purse with two rings earrings about 17 dollars cash. Very libel reward. Dial 3 1832. Lost diamond ring left in Newe man’s rest room. Reward. Dial 4382.
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Dial
Gibson
Neweman
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Paramount
Sara Park
Nyla
Ione
Brunton
Helene Beauty Shop
Lillian Lucky Beauty Shop
Esther Rankin
Cinderella
Bayt's
St. NE
Kennedy's
Paris Academy OF Beauty
3Rd St. SE
Viking
P. S. Hall
CED. Co
P. Fix Seam Rapids
Inc
Sun- Hi-Ho
Lafayette
Cedar Inn
Schutz Beer
Earl Jacobs
Hallwood
Marion Fisher
Center Point
Tues
ZORIC
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!