Livestock Prices Rise Amid Broader Demand
Prices for hogs cattle and sheep edged higher in Chicago and nationwide last week with demand for dressed meats improving. Hogs 180 to 210 pounds topped at 10 dollars, week comparisons show hogs 40 to 50 cents higher, light weights up 30 to 75 cents, cattle yearling steers and light yearlings 25 cents higher, lower grade cattle up 25 to 50 cents, bulls up a quarter, lambs 25 cents higher, and leaner grades down 25 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago cattle and hog receipts show steady to higher prices
Receipts total 8 500 with cattle and calves steady to higher as the eastern dressed market gains. Steers reach 9.60, yearlings to 9.25, heifers to 8.85, cows up to 7.75, vealers steady. lambs sell around 10.75 to 12.50 with top native lambs 12.50. Pork and sows steady with tops near 10.00 to 10.65 for hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept. Agriculure
Pracnio
Wilson’s
Anita
South St Paul Cattle Hog and Lamb Receipts and Prices
CATTLE Receipts 500 with Friday near week end. Slaughter steers softer with better grades over 1,000 weak to 15c lower. heifers and cows mixed. HOGS Receipts 400 with most markets 10c lower. top scarce. EP Receipts 100. slaughter lambs up about 50c, ewes down, spring lambs around 11.50, clipping up to 10.40, best week prices closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST Paul
Iu. S. Deptriculture
Cattle Receipts Mixed as Week at OUX CITY Market Ends Mixed
Receipts for cattle, hogs, and sheep show varied demand with yearlings and beef cattle locally strong in places while cows and cutters remain steady. Top hogs reach around 9.50 with heavy weights fluctuating. sheep see higher summer prices but overall weekly gains mixed across classes.
Hog Receipts Rise at Iowa Minnesota Yards and Plants
U S Department of Agriculture reports combined hog receipts at 20 centration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ending Saturday am. Receipts blend with last week and last year. Prices show activity steady with notable loads and weights across light through heavy categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Innesota
Omaha cattle market receipts and prices
AP reports U S Department of Agriculture cattle data from Omaha showing 25 receipts with no calves. Steers and yearlings average around 8.50, heifers 7.00 to 8.25, cows 5.00, cutters 3.75 to 4.75, bulls 5.25 to 5.75, vealers 9.00 to 9.50, with sow prices 8.35 to 18.50 and lambs at 75 cents. Some entries appear garbled.
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Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
S. Pigeis
Hog market steady with varied feeder prices
Waterloo hogs unchanged while city hogs show steady demand for light and heavy categories. Prices listed: 140-160 lbs eight to eight thirty five, 160-180 lbs nine to nine twenty, 180-220 lbs nine twenty five to nine fifty, 220-250 lbs nine ten four to nine forty, packers 275-350 lbs eight ten to eight forty, 350-428 lbs seven ninety six to eight twenty five. A hoes unchanged.
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Waterloo
ASON
Good Light
Good Packers
Austin
Minn
Two Chapels Inside Ancient Allenville Oak in Normandy
At Allenville Normandy a single oak tree holds two chapels established in the 17th century. The unusual sacred site draws attention from locals and visitors. The tree remains a living monument with historical significance and religious value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenville
Normandy
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce
Prices for wheat oats barley corn soybeans and produce items are listed with ranges and unit figures. Includes eggs hens cattle hogs hides and various fruits vegetables and dairy products with several price points and crate or per unit quotes.
Hogs Steady On Local Market With Strong Top Price
Hog prices hold steady on the local market with no changes since Friday and a top price of 9.55 dollars. Wheat oats and soybeans show weakness across the agricultural market.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Butter Poultry Prices
AP market roundup shows butter receipts at 14 436 steady with varied creamery specials and firsts. Live poultry receipts 12 trucks weak with mixed prices across hens, leghorns, rocks, Plymouths, broilers, ducks, geese and turkeys. turkey and duck values listed alongside U S stock movements and regional potato and onion prices.
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Chicago
Leghorn
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rocks
White Rock Fryers
Plymouth
White Rock Broilers
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
U. S
Bliss Triumphs
Alabama
Louisiana
Penne U.S
Texas
Louisiana Cobblers
Texas Cobblers
Idaho
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York Produce and Dairy Prices Report
New York AP reports butter receipts at 12,279 with firmer creamery and higher grade prices, cheese receipts 128,970 firm, eggs receipts 39,813 steady with mixed colors and storage packed firsts at 21 24 to 22c. Live poultry quoted nominal with no freight quotations.
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New York
Chicago Mall Sees Closed Stores Amid Market Slump
A sparse Chicago AP brief notes several stores closing due to weak demand. Items listed include refrigerators and storage goods with dates in May and October, indicating inventory reductions and shop closures.
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
The New York foreign exchange market shows steady demand with varied cent values across major currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain 497%, France 6.583%, Italy 7.84%, Germany 40.27 and several European and global currencies listed with recent rates.
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Foreign Exchange, New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Flour Market Ticker From Minneapolis
Minneapolis AP reports unchanged flour prices in carload lots with patent blends selling at 6.40 to 6.60 per barrel in 98 lb sacks. Shipments include pure bran at 14.00 to 14.50 and standard middlings at 17.00 to 17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sugar Market Steady Amid Mixed New York Trade
Raw sugar futures rose two points while closing one point higher on the day in New York. Refined sugar remained unchanged as markets held amid subtle shifts in demand and supply dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Market
New York
Bond Market Quiet With Scattered Gains On Select Issues
New York bond market showed minor advances of fractions to a point, led by Allis Chalmers 4s and Postal Telegraph 5s. North Western 4 5 4s New York Central 5s Nickel Plate 4 1 2s Southern Pacific 4 4 2s and Southern Railway 4s rose slightly while Santa Fe 4s Rock Island 4s and Illinois Central 4s eased. Treasury 3s of 1944 and 3s of 1951 edged lower. Foreign issues saw little activity.
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NEW York
Allis Chalmers
Postal Telegraph
North Western
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Illinois Central
U. S
Treasury
Bond Yields in New York Market Close
Government bonds closed with Treasury 4s 44 54 at 113.50, Treasury 3% at 106.10, and Treasury 5s 51-55 at 104. Other issues included Treasury 3%-40-43 June at 108.25 and Treasury 4s 47-52 at 118.10.
James V Hosts Golden Dessert in Barren Lands
The 16th century Scottish king James V wowed guests with a dessert of covered dishes piled with newly minted gold coins, after declaring the land fit only for hunting and gold mining.
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James V
Reports of rains trigger wheat selloff on Chicago board
Rain in spring and winter wheat regions sparked a selling movement as futures for May wheat fell 1% to 93 1/4 cents. Corn and oats also eased while moisture improves prospects in Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the Dakotas. May open interest dropped over 1 million bushels amid heavy liquidation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Liverpool
Chicago Markets Report Wheat and Soybeans Steady Amid Activity
Chicago cash and futures listings show wheat steady near 75 cents for May and July with minor shifts in other grains. Soybeans hold around 54 to 54.5 cents on track, while barley and seed prices edge modestly. lard and bellies trade near recent levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
EAN
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Decline in AP Report
AP reports Minneapolis cash grain prices with receipts of 92 cars down about 4 cents. No. 1 heavy dark northern spring 60 lbs quoted at around $1.06 to $1.19, No. 1 dark northern 59 lbs about $1.04 to $1.18, No. 1 hard Montana 14 percent protein near $1.06 to $1.08, with various arrivals and durum grades. CORN No. 3 yellow 52 to 53 cents. OATS No. 3 white 23 to 24 cents.
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Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Ancy
Montana
Roosevelt visits Hyde Park after mother injured in fall
President Roosevelt arrived in Hyde Park at 8 20 am after leaving his special train and went to his family estate where his mother Mrs Sarah Delano Roosevelt 82 lies in bed from injuries after a fall in New York City ten days earlier He will stay until Monday night with no official engagements and no stated plans to meet New York state Democrats amid talk of a draft Lehman movement and Lehman reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Roosevelt
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
New York City
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Ed Flynn
Bronx
White House
New York State
Lehman
Cedar Rapids area couples receive marriage licenses
Licenses issued for Lester Bizek and Esther Flen der of Cedar Rapids, George D. Lloyd and Mary Margaret Bolenbaugh of Cedar Rapids, Austin D. Bundy of Davenport and Geneva I Earhart of Port Byron, George H. Rollins and Belva Butters of Central City, John Carl Faulkner and Ruth Marie Bucher of Cedar Rapids, and Glenn W. Ebert of Waterloo with Velda Jean White of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bizek
Esther Flender
Cedar Rapids
George D. Lloyd
Mary Margaret Bolenbaugh
Austin DB
Bundy
Davenport
Geneva I
Earhart
Port Byron
George H. Rollins
Belva Butters
Central City
John Carl Faulkner
Ruth Marie Bucher
Glenn W. Ebert
Waterloo
Velda Jean White
Wall St Stocks Extend Gains Amid Steel Drive
Stocks edged higher on Saturday with gains led by steel makers and major manufacturers. U. S. Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet & Tube American Steel Foundries and Sears Roebuck among top risers while Greyhound rose on dividend news. Wheat eased at Chicago and bonds and currencies held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
American Steel Foundries
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Western Union
Pullman
duPont
Douglas Aircraft
Johns-Manville
U. S
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Delaware & Hudson
N. Y. Central
Greyhound
Chicago
Stark Siblings File Bankruptcy Citing Guaranteed Bonds
Leonard E. Stark and Robert Stark filed separate petitions in federal court seeking bankruptcy. Leonard lists 597 440.65 in liabilities and 125 in assets while Robert lists 586 148.34 in debts and 8 380 in assets. Notable guaranteed obligations include 152 500 Iowa Memorial Union bonds and debts of Venice Realty Co for the Paramount theater in Waterloo. The Starks say the filings do not involve Stark Building Co and that bonds remain unaffected except for their role as endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court
Leonard E. Stark
Linden Drive
Robert Stark
First Avenue W
Theodore Stark
Iowa Memorial Union
Venice Realty Company
Waterloo
Paramount Theater
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Iowa City
Stark Building Company
Leonard
Starks
Hindenburg Home Again Prepares For Flight To Rio
The Hindenburg, returning from Lakehurst, lands in Frankfurt at 4 14 am after 48 hours 9 minutes flight. Tail winds aided a record homeward run. next trip slated to Rio de Janeiro Brazil or for Lakehurst June 19, crew celebrated with a bouquet for a fallen officer.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Ernst Lehmann
Hindenburg
New York City
Newfoundland
Europe
Ireland
Keighley
Yorkshire
Johann P. Schulte
Charles B. Bracy Rites Set For Monday In Cedar Rapids
Charles Burton Bracy, 63, of 1311 C Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids, died at home Saturday at 10 50 AM. He leaves wife Lena M. Bracy two sons Elmer and Harry Bracy a daughter Mrs Frank Coburn two grandchildren Burton and Lour Nay Bracy a sister Betsy Kelsey and three brothers George Walter and Frank. He was a Mizpah lodge member and M W A Maynard. Funeral at Beatty chapel Monday 10 AM conducted by Rev W A Montgomery. Burial in Maynard cemetery. Flowers declined. Visitation 7 9 PM Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burton Bracy
C Avenue NE
Maynard and Rowley
Cedar Rapids
Lena M
Elmer L
Harry Bracy
Frank Coburn
Burton
Lour Nay Bracy
Betsy Kelsey
Widow Margaret Stanford Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Margaret M. Stanford died at her sister-in-law’s home in Cedar Rapids at 8 p.m. Friday after a brief illness. Born May 1, 1868, she spent most of her life in Cedar Rapids except 23 years in Minneapolis. Survived by sister Mary Louise Hartley of Springville and brothers James C. Stanford Cedar Rapids Robert E. Wilkin Cedar Rapids Ralph P. Wilkin Millsboro Delaware. Turner Chapel service at 2 p.m. Sunday with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Stanford
Martha Wilkin
Cedar Rapids
Stanford
Minneapolis
Mary Louise Hartley
Springville
James C
Robert E
Ralph P. Wilkin
Millsboro
Del
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Edward E. Maish in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Edward E. Maish will be held at Barta chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Theodore B. Hlubacek. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening. He is survived by his wife Bessie a daughter Wilma his father Edward Marsh three brothers Lloyd Francis and Cleo and four sisters Mrs Walter Knoebel Mrs Joe Kephart Mrs Earl Owen and Mrs Jack Webster all of Cedar Rapids. His mother died last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Maish
Barta
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Bessie
Wilma
Edward Marsh
Lloyd
Francis
Cleo
Walter Knoebel
Joe Kephart
Earl Owen
Jack Webster
Cedar Rapids
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary E Wentz announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E Wentz will be held in the Beatty chapel Monday at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev I E Link and Star of Maine Rebekah lodge. Burial will be in the family lot in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wentz
Beatty Chapel
I. E. Linkletter
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge
Linwood Cemetery
Former North Dakota Governor Langer Injured After Crash
Former North Dakota Governor William Langer regained consciousness in a Williston hospital after an auto crash near Watford City. He suffered several fractured ribs but was not considered seriously injured. Langer rode with Oscar Erickson and S. S. McDonald. Erickson and McDonald were uninjured.
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Williston
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota
Watford City
Langer
Oscar Erickson
S. S
McDonald
Erickson
Births Five Families Welcome Newborns in May
Born to Patrick and Mrs McGuire a daughter Margaret Ann May 22 at Mercy hospital. Oscar Worthman a son May 22 at Mercy hospital. Joe Jacque a son May 22 at University hospital Iowa City. W F Denham a son May 21 at St Luke s hospital Evanston IL. R L Hensch a son May 15 at St Luke s hospital. A N Orthan a daughter at St Luke s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McGuire
Elmhurst Drive
Margaret Ann
Mercy Hospital
Oscar Worthman
Avenue NW
Joe Jacque
Ninth Street NW
University Hospital
Iowa City
W. F. Denham
Evanston, IL
St. Luke’s Hospital
R. L. Hensch
M Street
A. N. Orthan
Park Avenue
Cornell Freshman Track Team Beats Kohawk Yearlings
Cornell freshman track edged Coe 69 to 62 in a Mount Vernon meet. Ralston led Coe with wins in pole vault high jump and broad jump and two hurdles while Freeman topped weight events for Cornell. Schroeder set a meet record in the two mile as Cornell claimed the final one-half mile relay in 1 minute 39.1 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Mount Vernon
Cornell
Coe
Little Purple
Ralston
Dick Freeman
George Schroeder
Bates
Saccaro
Hoffman
Gaccero
White
Cada Fee Morris
Ashby
Harmon
Burgess
Cross
Sweringer
Rossi
Schroeder
Hme Shearer
Murray
St. Clair
Walker
Freeman
Hull
Sandmeyer
Hoyt
McPherson
Ates
Rals' Coe
Fetters
Ecatere
Cee
Cedar Rapids hits record 30,400 registered voters
Cedar Rapids city clerk reports a record high of about 30,400 registered voters. Since March 30 registration rose by 373, with 552 address changes and about forty cancellations due to death or removal. Registration closes Friday until after the June 1 primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Woman Sentenced to 15 Days for Striking Neighbor Girl
Mrs. Joseph Chavez of 623 C avenue NE received a thirty day jail term on an assault and battery charge after allegedly striking 7 year old Ramona Rodriguez, injuring near her eye with a broom. Fifteen days were suspended. The county attorney filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chavez
C Avenue NE
Justice A. S. Reed
Ramona Rodriguez
Wingate Sues to Set Aside Sister’s Probate Will
Susan I. Wingate of Colorado seeks in district court to revoke probate of Edith J. Passmore’s will. Probate with codicil dated May 5. Passmore died May 2. Wingate inherits $5. St. Luke’s Hospital named income beneficiary of a $25,000 trust. Home for the Friendless and Home for Aged Women residuary legatees. Fred R. Cornish named income beneficiary of a $10,000 trust. Wingate claims lack of capacity and asks to set aside letters of executorship issued to W. J. Grunewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan I. Wingate
Colorado
Edith J. Passmore
Cedar Rapids
Miss Passmore
J. W. Wingate
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred R. Cornish
Clarence Price Dies in Fort Madison Prison Hospital
Clarence Price, 46, convicted of murdering his grandniece Edith Kuhl, 13, at Pacific Junction in March 1935, died in the Fort Madison prison hospital. Warden Glenn Haynes cited heart disease and said Price did not make a deathbed statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Glenn Haynes
Clarence Price
Edith Kuhl
Pacific Junction
Haynes
Price
Helen
Ritta Graham
Pacific Junction High School
Cocaine From Shrub Leaves Described
A historical note explains cocaine is derived from a low growing shrub whose vivid green leaves are gathered and dried in the sun, similar to the processing of tea leaves.
Marion junior high assembly honors awarded by American Legion
The Marion junior high assembly at Lincoln school awarded American Legion honors to Norma Riddick and Robert Carey. Poppy poster prizes went to Kathleen Newman first, Martha Ann Young second, and Bruce Phillips honorable mention. Posters placed in Balster window. other program items included seventh grade chorus, Rev Ralph Hall Collis devotionals, and eighth grade chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
A. R. McElwain
Norma Riddick
Robert Carey
Arthur Newman
A. E. Granger
Emma Klein
Kathleen Newman
Martha Ann Young
Bruce Phillips
Balster
Ralph Hall Collis
Funeral for Jack Higgins Milwau kee railroad conductor
Marion mourns Jack Higgins veteran Milwaukee Railroad conductor with fifty nine years of service at Monticello. Pallbearers include Milwaukee conductors Thomas Costello Dan Hickey J F Coakley W D Shank J L Roberts Benjamin Bulkley Irving Farrell and Frank Cornellius. Honorary pallbearers G A Larkin and R J Kendall. Other attendees include his son Frank Higgins and families of Joe Miller John Troy John Raymond G W McElwain James Tobin W J Hotchkiss and the Blends of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Higgins
Milwaukee Railroad
Monticello
Mr. Higgins
Thomas Costello
Dan Hickey
J. F. Coakley
W. D. Shank
J. L. Roberts
Benjamin Bulkley
Irving Farrell
Frank Cornellius
Milwaukee
G. A. Larkin
R. J. Kendall
Frank Higgins
Joe Miller
John Troy
John Raymond
G. W. McElwain
James Tobin
W. J. Hotchkiss
W. E. Cooper
M. Huebsch
Cedar Rapids
Marionette Four-H Club Meeting Highlights Bread Program
The Marionette Four-H club met at Miss Catherine Reinheimer’s home with Mary Jane Davis presiding. New members Frances Davin and Dorothy Pflughaupt joined as guests and a bread making program featured Dorothy Pflughaupt, Evelyn Fillmore, Alice Wallace, and Lucille Gove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Reinheimer
Mary Jane Davis
Frances Davin
Dorothy Pflughaupt
Evelyn Fillmore
Alice Wallace
Lucille Gove
Dorothy Fillmore
Phyllis Ford
Dorothy
Hodgson proposes league as world peace solution
Rev James B Hodgson of Coe College outlines a collective security system like the League of Nations in his guest night address Twelve Months in the German Republic. He argues America must engage with the world through open pacts and mutual trust as a path to peace. Robert Kennedy performs a saxophone solo with Edna Roberts. Lyle Manson plays a tuba with Jean Leidigh. Emma Klein presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
James B. Hodgson
Coe College
German Republic
America
Robert Kennedy
Edna Roberts
Lyle Manson
Jean Leidigh
Emma Klein
Mrs Jellison Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Lillian E. Jellison 41 of 220 South Eighth street died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 25 PM Friday after a brief illness. Born near Troy Mills March 31 1895 she is survived by husband John F. Jellison and five children Jeraldine Jaqueline John Jr Joseph and Betty Jean. Funeral services will be in Beatty chapel Cedar Rapids with time to be announced. Burial will be in Jordan Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jellison
Lillian E. Jellison
South Eighth Street
John F. Jellison
Cedar Rapids
Troy Mills
Jeraldine
Jaqueline
John, Jr
Joseph
Betty Jean
Beatty Chapel
Jordan Grove
D A R Awards Spotlight School History Contest Winners
John Granger won first prize and Maurice Flack took second in the annual American history contest sponsored by the Marion Linn chapter of the D A R. The awards were presented at a high school assembly by Mrs Effie B Miller past regent. A China travelogue featured at the program. Northwestern Bell employees entertained their mothers with Mr H R Livingston explaining the system. Lunch for twenty. Memorial day flowers and plants advertised by Goodrow's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Granger
Maurice Flack
Marion Linn
Effie B. Miller
China
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
H. R. Livingston
Mrs. Livingston
Harvest Of Corpses Gleaned In Shanghai
Shanghai reports thirty thousand corpses found in streets over the past year due to disease, accident and exposure. Most victims are babies. High funeral costs in China are tied to this harvest of unwanted dead as benevolent groups search daily for bodies and provide decent burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Shanghai Benevolent Organization
Twins Born to Koffron and Miller Families
A daughter was born May 23 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Karl K Koffron of 422 Twenty third Street NE. A baby girl blessed the Miller family at 922 Center Point Road NE on May 23 at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl K. Koffron
Twenty-third Street
Mercy Hospital
Obbo Miller
Center Point Road
Mercy Hospi
Tennyson Club Break Fast Reservations Planned
Reservations for the May break fast at Thomas park are requested from members by Saturday evening. Contact Mrs. K. M. Saunders or Miss Emma Klein to confirm attendance for Monday at 9 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson Club
Thomas Park
K. M. Saunders
Emma Klein
Colfax Circle of Grove City Hosts Picnic Luncheon
Colfax Circle of Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 hosted a picnic luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Richard Zimmer's home with hostesses including Mrs. L C O Kelly Mrs. John O Kelly Mrs. L M Phelps Mrs. F C H Schminke Mrs. Lee Fairley Mrs. Bessie Myhrhausen and Mrs. Martha Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Richard Zimmer
L. C. O’kelly
John O'Kelly
L. M. Phelps
F. C. H. Schminke
Lee Fairley
Bessie Myhrhausen
Martha Schroeder
Ladies Aid and Missionary Groups Meet at Mrs Fitzgerald Home
The Presbyterian church societies were entertained Thursday at Mrs Lee Fitzgeralds home. Mrs Hugh Gordon led the devotional The First Mother, Mrs Mary Baker spoke on Latin America, and Miss Frances Hildebrand discussed Spanish Speaking Americans. Refreshments were by Mrs P O Michel and about twenty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
Lee Fitzgerald
Hugh Gordon
Mary Baker
Latin America
Frances Hildebrand
P. O. Michel
Schultz Family Weekend Visit Ties To Local Graduations
John Schultz of Storm Lake stayed overnight with his parents Mr and Mrs P F Schultz then returned home with his mother who joined him for graduation exercises of her granddaughters Dorothy Schultz and Jean Schultz Dorothy is set to graduate from Buena Vista College in Storm Lake and Jean from Storm Lake High School The Home Makers club of North Marion Township met at Mrs J M McEnanys with home project lessons recaned chairs and refinishing a bench A picnic luncheon followed for attendees including Mrs A J Keyes Miss Hazel McEnany Miss Ethelyn Howe Mrs Gerald Thomas Mrs Earl Daubenmaier Mrs John Howe Mrs Raymond Etzel Marguerite Etzel Mrs John Domer and Miss Gayline Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Storm Lake
P. F. Schultz
Dorothy
Jean Schultz
Buena Vista College
Jean
Home Makers Club
North Marion Township
J. M. McEnany
A. J. Keyes
Hazel McEnany
Ethelyn Howe
Marion
Gerald Thomas
Earl Daubenmaier
John Howe
Raymond Etzel
Marion church notices and services schedule
The page lists multiple Marion churches with pastors and service times. Baptist holds unified service 10 11:30 a m with sermon Jesus Calleth and Bridwell farewell. B Y P U 6:30 p m. baccalaureate at Methodist 8 p m led by Rev H O Allen. St Joseph’s Catholic mass at 8 and 10 a m. Christian Bible school 9:45 a m Ray McCalley superintendent. Communion 10:45 a m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p m. Congregational 10 a m Sunday school Norman J Waffle. worship 11 a m. sermon Why Doesn t God Give Us More Help When We Try to be Good by Rev H O Allen. Pilgrim Highlanders no meeting. Free Methodist Sunday school 9:45 a m worship 11 a m. revival May 31 to June 14 with Rev H O Hubbard. Presbyterian worship 11 a m Carl Wallace superintendent. sermon God in the Experience of Life. Young People 6:30 p m. baccalaureate 8 p m at Methodist with Rev H O Allen speaking. Methodist Episcopal Ralph Collis pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a m. R F Robson patriotic orders attend. no youth meetings due to baccalaureate at 8 p m. Rev H O Allen will be the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Jesus Calleth
Mr. Bridwell
H. O. Allen
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian — Bible School
Ray McCalley
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Norman J. Waffle
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Pilgrim Highraaders
Free Methodist
C. O
Methodist Episcopal
Ralph Collis
F. Robson
Ee Carver
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Sehene
Peoples Gas
Cerro de Pasco Certain-teed
Ches & Ohio
Ches Coron Cmsip&p Pfd
S&s
Gimbel Bros
Goebel Brew
CRIG
Chrysler Mtr
Pero
Palmolive
E- Colo Fuel Col Gas
Elec
Contl Motors
Curtis Wright
Curtis W “A”. Deere and Co
del L and W. Dome Mines
Douglas Air DuPont De’n
Elec Autolite
Elec Boat
Elec P and L
Elec Bond, S . Fish Rubber
Ford England
Foster Wheeler Gen Cables
Gen Foods
Gen Gas A
Gen Motors
Oaor
Ry Sig
Gillette
Bei Packard
Pacn J
Ta Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Reo Motors
Ab Ae
Ste
Reyn Tob
Seaboard Oil
Servel, Inc
Shell Union
Silver King
Simmons Co
Oe Socony Vac
Sou Pac R
Util P
Walworth
Tms
Warner Bros
Maryland
Wes
Union OF
Westehouse AB
Great N'Ry Piage
Westehouse el
Great Wsn
Shae
Houston On
Woolworth
Howe Sound
Worthy Pump
Hudson Motors Latay
Ee Hupp Motors
Youngsto
N Sails Central
Zenith Radio
Exter Co
Asbestos
Helleman Berreme Ite Butler
Kayser Julius
Wo Ts Kresge
Renna
Phillips Pete
Stand Calif
Stone Webster
Ak Texan
Tidewater
Timken
Union Pac
Hshold
Marshall Fid
Kroger G & B
Patino Mines
Penney, JC
Pierce Pet
Rio
Charles B. Bracy
Margaret Stanford
Edward Maish
N. Dak
Kohawk
Court House News
Edith Passmore
Marion News
Springdale Club
J. L. Hoover
Miss Rose Wilcox
Cedar Falls
B. W. Mayden
Judith
John Wehrend
Melvin Clark
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
E. C. Fox
Goodrow’s
Ethel McQuown
Mrs. Morris Johnson
Tipton
Higgins
Marion Churches
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!