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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

10

Hog Prices Dip as Demand Weakens Market Wide

Chicago hog prices slip after a larger than usual slaughter and warm weather dampen demand. Receipts across major markets remain sizable with Chicago 38,200 and others in the low thousands. early gains give way to weaker bids and softer prices for all hogs, sows, and feeders.

Chicago Receip Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo MIX. & Butchers East St Louis Buffalo Cinennati Ona Streneth Mataris Criago

Wall Street Gains as Markets Rally on Commodities Upswing

New York stocks rose amid renewed buying in commodity issues while investors digested earlier losses. Union Pacific, Natomas Distillers and National Steel posted notable gains with several large caps like American Tobacco and DuPont advancing. Commodities also climbed with wheat and cotton futures rising, and inflation expectations influenced trading as open market operations started.

New York Toorocas Union Pacific Natoma National Stee American Tobacco Liggett and Miryrs U S. Stee American Telephone American Smeeting Allied Chemical New York Central Transfer Federal Reserve Union Pacific National National Steel American Can Santa Fe American Tobacco Case Sireett & Myers B OU S DuPont American Telephone New York Central Southern Pacific Cerro de Pasco American Smelting Loril General Electric International Harvester U S

Grain prices rise as inflation talk fuels bullish trade

Inflation talk spurs a strong grains rally on the Chicago board, with wheat leading gains and corn, oats, rye also advancing amidst broad market strength. Provisions remain firm as grains react to commodity and securities shifts.

Chicago Board of Trade Tachieter Darley Menhanes Perros Takaram Garimng Uae

Local Hog Market Rises Slightly on Weekday Trade

Hog prices edged higher Wednesday morning with all grades up five cents. Top quote reached 4.35 dollars. Listed ranges show primes from 180 to 340 pounds and packers demand for heavier hogs up to 450 pounds, with premiums for quality.

Sioux City Timstock S&s Sinclair Mug

Texan Gets Sentence Up To 15 Years For Forged Checks

Albert V. Smith 28 of San Antonio received an indeterminate 15 year sentence in Fort Madison for uttering forged instruments. He violated a Huntsville furlough last November and was arrested in Davenport last week on complaints of passing forged checks at Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck. Smith claimed victims across Sears Roebuck stores from April 1 and alleged activity in Aurora NL St Joseph Mo Muskogee Okla and Duluth.

Albert V. Smith San Antonio Texas Fort Madison State Penitentiary H. C. Ring Smith Huntsville Tex State Reformatory Davenport Joseph A Petrus Montgomery Ward Company Sears- Roebuck Company Sears-Roebuck Aurora St Joseph Mo Muskogee Okla Duluth Larry Condon

Local Deaths Include Konik and Soukup Veterans

Multiple obituaries from Cedar Rapids detail the deaths of Michael Konik 56 from an apparent self-inflicted overdose near Snchway Nail, and World War I veteran Charles Soukup 50s, with burial plans in Bohemian National Cemetery and services at Barta Chapel. Emma M Lansing and Frank Harper also listed with funeral arrangements and survivors.

Charles Soukup First Street Cedar Rapids Hanford Post American Legion Barta Joseph Mekota Bohemian National Cemetery

Marriage Licenses and Fines in Canton Proceedings

Farnard and Hudson and Sarah B Danier receive marriage licenses while Norman Marker and Joy Laucamp face charges of fettering without a license. Biall James Morgan and Roch ester with Joy Laucamp of Lime recckere Dred must pay $1 and costs after appearing before Justice E C Gillam Monday afternoon.

Farnard & Hudson Sarah B Danier Canton Tivton Norman Marker Cofor Biall James Morgan Rochester Joy Laucamp Lime E C. Gillam

Grocery Price List From Cedar Rapids Market

A Cedar Rapids market page lists fruits vegetables and produce with prices. Items include grapes oranges California naters candflower celery cabbage wax beans peas and tomatoes with varying per unit prices and crate counts. The notice resembles a wholesale or retail price sheet for multiple produce items.

Marion High Alumni Banquet Plans Announced

Marion High School Alumni set for Friday at 6 30 pm in the Presbyterian church with a four course dinner served by the Ladies Aid. Reservations with Mrs Skershner Schultz or Wight. Song leaders Billy Mar and Tommy Lawson. Program includes class presentation by Delbert Pugh welcome by Charles Burns and other class of 33 members. Dance at I O Q hall following.

Marion High School Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Batra Skershner Charles Schultz Harlan Wight Billy Mar Tommy Lawson Ray Delbert J. Pugh Charles D. Burns Galen McDougall Kathryn Kassler Roland Goudy Donald Brags Howard Ellson Teresa Naso Reading Euleen Ferreter

Commencement Exercises at Atkins Presbyterian Church

Special to The Gazette notes Atkins commencement exercises set for Thursday at 8 p m at the Presbyterian church with a program including processional, solos, salutatory and valedictory. Class members listed include Eleanor Beatty Viola Jennings Albert Schirm Elmer Krug Wilbert Schanbacher Robert Raetz Merle Schirm Kenneth Hansen Albert Kreutner Edward Schanbacher Delbert Krug. Funeral services were conducted in Stanwood for Mrs Ben Burgess 63 who died Sunday after a lingering illness. She was active in the Methodist church Prairie Flower Aid and the American Legion Auxiliary. She is survived by her husband six children and several brothers and a sister.

Eleanor Beatty Viola Jennings Albert Schirm Elmer Krug Wilbert Schanbacher Robert Raetz Merle Schirm Kenneth Hansen Albert Kreutner Edward Schanbacher Delbert Krug Stanwood Methodist Church Ben Burgess Clem Hart Burgess Stanwood Max Methodist Episcopal Church Prairie Flower Aid Society American Legion Auxilary Clarence Benjamin E Burgess Homer Lucian Max Lucille Florence Hephner Ruth Schumaker Mendota Tll Frank Hart Irvin Hart Olin Hannah Maley Chicago

Three Women Hurt In Crash West Of Walker

Three women sustained injuries Tuesday afternoon when a car driven by Vernon Johnson crashed into a second vehicle driven by C E Downing of Hazleton. Downing attempted a left turn into a farm yard. both cars traveled east. Injured were Mrs E Johnson, Miss Cora Peyton, and Miss Pauline Johnson.

Walker Highway 11 Vernon Johnson Eighth Avenue C E. Downing Hazleton Downing Joe Petrus Johnson E. Johnson Cora Peyton

Milo Sedlacek Named Deputy Manager of Grundy County Banks

Milo B Sedlacek of Cedar Rapids has been named deputy manager of the Grundy County banks by D W Bates deputy superintendent of banking. Sedlacek will base at Grundy Center and has prior banking ties with Peoples Savings Bank Cedar Rapids and experience with Cedar Rapids Gas Co. He was a Democratic candidate for county recorder in the last election.

Milo B Sedlacek Cedar Rapids Grundy County D. W Bates Sedlacek Grundy Center Peoples Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Gas Company

Daughter Of Harley Ransom Shown On Saddle Horse

The Farmers Home Journal and Kentucky Horseman features Harley Ransom’s 14 year old daughter riding Broadway Melody a purebred saddle horse. She is noted as one of the best riders after four years showing saddle horses. Ransom descendant Mr Ransom son of Mrs A Tanner of Williamsburg has relatives in Cedar Rapids and operates in thoroughbred saddle horses and trade journals.

Farmers Home Journal Kentucky Horseman Harley Ransom Mountainside Miss Ransom Broadway Melody Mr Ransom A. Tanner Williamsburg Cedar Rapids

May breakfast and club news from Marion events

The Entre Nous club hosted a May breakfast at Mrs. George M Hibner's home with twenty attendees and prize winners Mrs. C N Owen and Mrs. F A Shumack. Other notes include Cary club elections, upcoming picnics, Masonic instruction, Boy Scouts hobby show, and a charity card party planned for June.

Entre Nous Club George M. Hibner Eighth Avenue C. N. Owen F A Shumack G. M. Hibner W E. Elliott Clara Mitchell T. J. Davis C. W. Falcon Springville The Federation of Women's Clubs Marion Country Club Emma Klein A A. Schenken Willis Jordan

Wisconsin Blue Sky Bill Becomes Law

Madison Wisconsin Gov A G Schmedeman signed the administration blue sky bill empowering the state to police securities sales. The act creates a watchdog mechanism over financier conduct and requires registration and oversight of offerings.

Wisconsin Madison, Wis A G. Schmedeman

Local Woman Ends Life With Gas

Mrs. Jennie Muchmore 44 of 127 Thirty-fifth Street NE died by inhaling gas in her Cedar Rapids home Wednesday forenoon. Neigh bor Jeanette Cuppett smelled gas, police were called, coroner Dr. L E McLaughlin ruled no inquest. Mrs Muchmore, despondent recently, had a stay child hired. she told the girl no need to stay before she left. Two gas stove burners were found open. She was born in Town county and lived in Cedar Rapids 21 years. survived by husband Ralph Muchmore and brother William Dunton of Montezuma.

Jennie Muchmore Thirty-fifth Street Jeanette Cuppett L. E. McLaughlin

Confirmation service fills St. Joseph’s Church with archbishop

Twelve adults and seventy children were confirmed at a confirmation service and high mass led by Archbishop Francis J. Beckman of Dubuque at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. The ceremony featured a hopeful sermon and a community spirit appeal. Priests from area parishes assisted.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church Francis J. Beckman Dubuque Father Mulcahy Anamosa Walker Cedar Rapids Fairfax Watkins Lisbon Castle Grove

Ameigo club elects officers at Sebern home

Mrs. C. B. Vernon was elected president. Officers named include Vice-president Mrs. Frank Straley, secretary Mrs. A. E. B. Crew, and treasurer Mrs. Karl Kendall. Ten members shared lunch. La Rue Prior led a program on Spirit Lake massacre, Kearney trail, Fort Snelling, and Lake Okoboji, citing Ruth Suckow and Josephine Donovan.

Cary Club W. S. Winter Addie Shumack L. M. Phelps Owen Fernow Gerald Thomas H. W. Erwin Marion C. B. Vernon Ameigo Club W B. Sebern Frank Straley A. EB. Crew Karl Kendall la Rue Prior Spirit Lake Massacre Kearney Trail Fort Snelling Lake Okoboji

Grace H Starr division hosts husbands at picnic supper

The Grace H Starr division of the Woman's Missionary Society held a husband supper at the Emmons home for about thirty attendees. La Verna Crew led the program with readings and lessons, and May Frick spoke on her Orient trip. Officers elected included President Will Grassfield and vice-president R E Lehdigh.

Grace H. Starr Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church J. B. Emmons la Verna Crew Janet Elder Crew Orient May Frick Cedar Rapids Will Grassfield R. E. Lehdigh Frank Lindahl Be, O, Hamm

Marion high school physics class tours Gazette plant

Forty members of the Marion high school physics classes and instructor J H Shutts visited The Gazette plant in Cedar Rapids on a Wednesday, also touring the Quaker Oats plant Telephone building and Iowa theater to study mechanics of pipe organs and sound systems. The group picnicked at Shaver Park.

Marion High School J. H. Shutts Gazette Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats Telephone Iowa Theater Shaver Park

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