Jeanne Crain in Margie juvenile film review
The guest review notes Jeanne Crain stars as Margie in the Technicolor film Margie set in 1928. The plot centers on a shy high school girl whose bloomers cause comic embarrassment as she pursues a crush, with Alan Young as the bumbling poet, Esther Dale as a talkative grandmother, and a Charleston era backdrop.
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Dy Carl Kane
Margie
Jeanne Crain
Hoover
Rudy Vallee
Frank Sinatra
Central High
Miss Crain
Alan Young
Esther Dale
White House
Marion News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Guests of Mrs. Ida Koppenhaver included Clara Weaver and Cecil Weaver of Rock Island and families from Tipton. A. A. Schenken from Chicago visited. Titanda Camp Fire Girls hosted a tea for sponsors. Several residents and visitors from Chicago, Marshalltown, and Effie M. Miller's sister's home in Marion are noted. A lost silver bracelet is listed with a contact. Fire department responded to a lime spreader truck blaze.
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Ida Koppenhaver
Clara Weaver
Cecil Weaver
Rock Island
Harry Dodds
Charles Dodds
T. Wageman
Tipton
Mrs. Koppenhaver
A. A. Schenken
Chicago
Schenken
Collins Radio Company
Mrs. Schenken
Titanda
Leonard Storm
Harvey Gipp
Olin D. Gee
Charles A. Enge
W. G. Vernon
Movie Theater Schedule Notes With Time Changes
The list shows film titles and new showtimes for multiple theaters including RA Paramount STATE PALACE RIALTO MARION and titles such as Margie White Tie and Tails Black Beauty and Abilene Town Deadline for Murder Northern Pursuit Jesse James Janie Gets Married and My Pal Wolf with specific daily slots and midnight shows. The notes reflect late changes to feature times and short subjects across venues.
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RA Paramount
Margie
Iowa
Abilene Town
Jesse James
Marion
Janie
Pal Wolf
All Livestock Classes Rise After Market Week
Chicago reports all livestock classes moved higher this week after ceilings were removed. Hog tops reached $25 with gains of $1 to $1.25, slaughter steers up $1 to $2, two loads of choice offerings at $36.50, and best fed steers and yearlings $24 to $35 while stock cattle slipped up to 50 cents and slaughter lambs rose 40 to 65 cents to $24.50.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Including Cattle and Sheep
Market reports show receipts of 3800 cattle with calves at 16 to 18 dollars for heifers and cows around 12 to 18 dollars. Feeder and stocker categories range from 14 to 19 dollars, while sheep receipts total 2000 with lambs at 22 to 24 dollars and yearlings around 14 dollars.
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Enethy
Ugh Ae Piesse Doe
Kansas City Cattle Market Report Mixed Price Volatility
Cattle prices reflected a mixed day with steers cushier by 30 cents to $1.00 higher, cows steady to six cents higher, and bulls 25 cents to $1.00 higher. Vealers steady, stocker and feeder steers 700 pounds plus steady, lighter weights weak to lower with some 50 cent declines. Top loads show big cattle around $36.00, fat cows near $18.00, and stocker feeder ranges in the mid teens to low $20s.
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Kansas City
Usda
Market roundup of cattle and lamb prices from last week
The report shows gains for fed steers and heifers with limited top offerings. Prices rise for good cows and bulls, with vealers and stockers steady to slightly lower. Top recorded figures include Choice fed steers around 31.50 and heifers near 26.25, with feeder steers at 23.00.
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Vances
Stock Market Holds Up Well Amid Strike Threat
New York AP reports a mostly steady week end for stocks despite a nationwide coal strike threat. Trade was slow with many tickers at a standstill early, but losses eased and some gains appeared near the close. Transfers totaled about 300,000 shares in brief sessions.
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New York
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market quotes posted
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market rose a quarter to 50 cents Saturday. Top prime butchers reached 23.50 with various weights recorded. cattle and calf values shown for steers, cows, bulls, and lambs, alongside hides and wholesale fruit prices. market summaries note modest gains and activity across hogs and cattle.
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Cedar Rapids
Lost and Found and Thanks in Want Ads
A cluttered want ad notice lists lost items including a white hound with brown ears, a tortoise shell with silver, a tire and rim, a buff male coaker, plus several reward offers. It also features expressions of thanks for sympathy, and various local business ads and services. Names and contact numbers appear interspersed with the notices.
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Spek
Vidatty
Unclear commodity pricing data noted with mixed scores
Fragmentary market notes show nominal butter values and grade scores such as 93 AA and 92 A with various cents. Additional lines mention B and C scores, car items, and scattered recepts, checks, and dirties, but specifics are obscured.
Grains Edge Narrow Range In Quiet Chicago Trade
Grains held in a restricted range with no new market news to move prices. Wheat finished modestly mixed, corn and oats showing slight shifts, while Chicago cash provisions listed varying bids for No. 2 wheat to feed oats and different barley grades.
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Chicago
Church Schedules Across Marion Denominational Lineup
Multiple Marion churches announce weekly services and activities. Baptist led by Rev Charles Moore lists Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship times, St Joseph Catholic Mass at 8 and 10 a m, Christian services with sermon A Big Assignment, Christian Youth Fellowship 6 30 p m, and choir rehearsals. Methodist overseen by Rev James P Gable notes Sunday school 9 45 a m worship at 11 45 a m and 5 30 6 30 p m youth groups. Presbyterian led by Rev C V R De Jong observes every member canvass Sunday with gifts and sermon Blessed Giving. Westminster Fellowship 6 30 p m. Spiritual Life group 9 a m Tuesday. Paul Lutheran Rev Carl T Wuerffel holds services at 8 20 a m and 10 30 a m with Walther league attendance. Cedar Chapel Rev B Curran and Roger Mead are also listed among the parish activities.
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Charles Moore
Bible School
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Youth Fellowship
Ag Sr
Pew
E. J. Wykle
Free Methodist
Carl M. Cunningham
E. W. Walls
Des Moines
Young Peoples
James P. Gable
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Westminster Fellowship
Mary Ellen Dumbalton
N. A. Baker
Clara Wilson
Hugh Gordon
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Walther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Chapel
B. Curran
Roger Me
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