Young Henry Wallace emerges in farming and politics
The piece profiles Henry Agard Wallace, famed corn breeder and editor, noting his rise to secretary of agriculture and his crossborn ties to Iowa. It recalls his father Uncle Henry Wallace, his model farming upbringing, and his early achievements as a plowboy champion and college planter of model corn plots.
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Wallace
Towa
Ime
Secretary of Agriculture
Cneculise
Henry C. Wallace
Wallaces
Harding
Henry Wallace
Henry Acard Wallace
Tabrmet
Iowa
Rae Corn
Young Henry
Iowa State College
Henry
Rah-Rah College
Anniversary Celebration Honors Mr and Mrs Anebel
A surprise week of festivities marked the twenty seventh wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Joseph Anebel. Relatives and friends from Riverside and Iowa City attended, including the Aron and Drath families and many neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anebel
Dy & Group
Rene Aron
Jerome Drath
Richid Heneman
Flora Hinebel
R A
Knnvel
Dares Anebel
Mary Mouoddrel
Fred Caron
Harold Cress
Ro. G Miller
Joseph P Quinn
Norval Flynn
Iowa City
Harry Nesler
Elmer Gibbin
Kenneth Squiers
Marriage Announcement and Local Club Notes in Iowa
Miss Anna Kath ryn Mateus of Iowa City wed Frank Yavorsky of West Branch at Cedar Rapids on October 26 with Rev Mr Anderson officiating. The couple live on a West Branch farm. Eastern Star members and families enjoyed a cafeteria supper and meeting at Des Moines reports were given by Dor othy Anderson worthy matron and Mrs Marzuer ite Moorhead. Mrs Laura Gray hosted the Pmscula club. papers were read by Belle Speteh Corbin and Wertzbaugher.
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Anna Kathryn Mateus
Iowa City
Frank Yavorsky
West Branch
Cedar Rapids
Laura Gray
Pmscula Club
Belle Speteh
F . Corbin
J W Wertzbaugher
Maynard Dr Montold Guests At Upper Iowa University Meeting
Maynard Dr Montold of Upper Iowa University spoke as a guest at a Parent-Teacher meeting. Superintendent at C D Huemen introduced violin selections performed by Ruth Nordyke and accompanied by her mother. Mus Hazel Hodson led a fifth grade concert featuring Trac.ne Cass. Faculty entertained Monday evening with performances by Mam Anderson Neva Facesinser Hezi eng Una Hoctsor at their home. Mrs Henri Buenneker hosted the Ad2 Reacing circle. Mire A G Simpson and Mes W H Seels attended. The Goon Will club was entertained Thursday by Mrs Bar Lockaont.
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Montold
Upper Iowa University
Eepen
Huemen
Ruth Nordyke
Mra
H Norcote
Mus
Hazel Hodson Cemons
Cass Tnestrot
Waar
Menéay
Mam Anderson
Henri Buenneker
Pss
G Simpson
Mes
H Seels
Goon Will Club
Bar Lockaont
Local notices list community volunteers and service roles
Names such as Mrs G Ho Hacemenr and Mrs Lose Oxon Fidac appear in a fragmented listing of community service roles. The text mentions rehabilitation efforts, a gold star award, and public civic duties with refreshments served.
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Ivernnz
E L
Crear
Chasmer
Fred Cone
I C Jerder
Myre Frerz
Lose Oxon
Enzarein Sneeh
Martin Nes
Leme Olson
Frark
Dan Burke
Carr
Crone
Frarz Appelman
W Appelman
Center Point Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Center Point Auxiliary entertained the American Legion at a patriotic dinner Tuesday. Miss Agnes Simon hosted a pheasant dinner Wednesday at the Antone Simon home. Kensington party planned by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church at Mrs Filmer Ward’s home with hostesses listed. Fitts’ friends surprised Air and Mrs O E Abbee with a farewell party Tuesday as they plan to winter in Shellsburg at Mrs Abbee’s mother Mrs Lawra Bixbs’s home, now to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Flayd Hollaway.
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American Legion
Agnes Simon
Antone Simon
Cruestiante Panne Ha
Edith Thomas
Kenneth Blake
Antone Simon Willam Karcher
Wuhan Simon
Ladies Att Society
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Kensington
Filmer Ward
Wall
Pred Sheets
Dclaud Newland
J F Wormer
Air
O E Abbee
Sinter
Shellsburg
Dinner Party Teaches Five Hundred At Atkins
Atkins Mr and Mrs William Voehl hosted a Thursday dinner with Rev Carl Kroger, Mr and Mrs J Kray, Miss Schminke, Mr and Mrs Fred Kray, Marlys Rinderknecht, and Mrs Franklin Gable who celebrated her birthday. Cards followed with Mrs Gable winning first in women and H C Krahling second. Guests included H C Krahling and Charles Freeman, Mr and Mrs J H Rin.
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William Voehl
Carl Kror
C A Kroge
J Kray
Schminke
Marton
Fred Kray
Marlys Rinderknecht
Atkins
Franklin Gable
Gable
H C Krahling
Charles Freeman
J H Rin
Newhall Ne America Lemon Hostesses at Thursday Gatherings
Mrs Emery Woenmsn and Mrs Fay Dans hosted Thursday events with Mrs Dimi Bogd ieser and Mrs L J Hoepfner. Christine Williams and C J Paulsen won card stores. Mrs William Wagner was a guest. Saturday, Mrs James Oliphant hosted a party for her son Jackie with guests including Rob ert Fuller, Roy Davis, David Wheeler, and many others.
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Aluxbury
Heims
Emery
Eugene Dolores
Ardis Paulsen
Jimmy Boston
Genna Smoley
Paul Bobby
Donald Dales
Joy
Carol Roseberry
Audrey Paulsen
Virginia Matson
Betty DeBont
Edris
Doris Johnson
Jack
Leota McVey
Harmony class hosts at Ed Kibbie home in Shellsburg
Harmony class of the Presbyterian Sunday school entertained at the Ed Kibbie home with Mrs Anna Hagan and Mrs Lena Kibbie as hostesses. A guest day party of the Happy Twenty club was held at Lena Kibbie's home with Fay Alden assisting. Attendees included numerous Hurless Kibbie and Evans family members and several Misses Files Newtell. A Rambo reunion celebrated Mrs Rebecca Benson’s Urbana birthday at the Donald McCulley home following church services at Oak Grove. Henry Cantonwine departed for the US Navy with a farewell party.
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Harmony
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ed Kibbie
Anna Hagan
Lena Kibbie
Happy Twenty Club
Fay Alden
Mesdames H. Littell
F Ford
Charles Stookey
H Sheeley
J Kibbie
Amanda
Everett Elson H Scott
P Grlus
M Snyder
Ed Richart
C Blattier
Ida Bixby
George Hurless
Ed Hurless
Richard Kibbie
Newell Evens
Katie Files
Kathryn Newtell
Rambo
Rebecca Benson
Urbana
Donald McCulley
Oak Grove
Henry Cantonwine
US Navy
Sigourney Community Notes At Local Church Program
A father and son tanquet were on Thursday at the Church of Christ with 2110 attendance. Toastmaster Wo H Hamilton led. guests included John F Richard Schrenke Custis Updegraff and Jackson G. Badens of Minunt Pleasant, and Alfred Brainerd of Delta Fair. Wedding anniversary celebrations and guests were noted, with relatives entertained and a Rex score of 43 noted among attendees.
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Tanquet
Church of Crist
Hamilton
John F Richard Schrenke
Custis Updegraff
Jackson G.bdens
Minunt Pleasant
Shace
Bruns
Sigournes
Alfred Brainerd
Delta Fair
Muas
Clark
Raoer Shawen
Oro Heninger
Strawn
Reise Wes
Rex
Jack Bryant
Neooe Grene
Receke
AG Sud Loveys
Birt
HeTcz
Rien
Jonn
Center Junction birthday tribute with local guests
Mrs G Vander Sinep hosted Tursdes for Dean on his birthday at his home in Center Junction. Guests included Lavena Wessels, Donald Jferun Teor Mars, Lindauer, Ralph, Joan Joe, Don Se, and others who surprised George McDonald at his home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Stanton held high bridge score.
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G .Vander Sinep
Tursdes
Dean
Brenda
Heiderman
Lavena Wessels
Allcra
Teor Mars
Annn Lindauer
Ralph Paulen
Joan Joe Btanton
Don Se
George McDonald
Tan
Stanton
Bridge
Local club dinners entertain members this week
Delmar hosts the 5ix and Liz club at dinner in the Gutles home Thursday. The Married Folks club is entertained by Mr and Mrs Hans Rasmussen at dinner Saturday evening. Bert Warren Matt Cavey and Mr Rasmussen sponsor the party. Mrs Frank Lakaff of Maquoketa will host the DD club Wednesday evening at bridge at her parents home.
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E V Gutles
5Ix
Liz
Owelve Hundred
Hans Rasmussen
Bert Warren
Matt Cavey
Mr Rasmussen
Frank Lakaff
Maquoketa
DD Club
Bridge
Fred Goodjohn
Bow Knot and Twenty Century clubs meet with hostesses
Olin Mrs Ina Freeman hosted a Wednesday lunch for the Bow Knot club with guests Mrs H E trons Mrs Hattie Freeman Mrs Nelle Freeman and Mrs Exa Sevensen. Officers elected were President Faith Williams Vice President Mary Henderson Secretary Edith Bixler Treasurer Ida Von Jour. Altrust and Twentieth Century clubs met with Mrs Bessie Strait and Mrs H E Trons with Alma Stuart assisting. Mrs Tudor conducted the study.
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Ina Freeman
Bow Knot Club
H E
Hattie Freeman
Nelle Freeman
Exa Sevensen
Faith Williams
Mary Henderson
Edith Bixler
Ida von Jour
Altrust Club
Bessie Strait
Twentieth Century Club
H E Trons
Alma Stuart
Tudor
Benefit bridge event supports Catholic Aid in What Cheer
What Cheer Mrs Walter Moode and the Misses Jessie and Frances Nilles hosted a benefit bridge at Mrs Moode home. Mrs Leslie Nelson and Mrs OCC Lyons received high score prizes. Consolation went to Katherine Fothal and Mrs Leslie Nelson. The Thursday gathering met Thursday with a paper by Mrs George Axmear and a book review by Mrs H M Morrow. Hostesses were Mrs Anna Lawrence Mrs Jeanne Wilson and Mrs Leota Dalziel.
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Walter Moode
Jessie
Frances Nilles
Moode
Leslie Nelson
Occ Lyons
Katherine Fothal
George Axmear
H M Morrow
Anna Lawrence
Jeanne Wilson
Leota Dalziel
Saturday Markets Hot Market Lower As Sellers Yield In Price Demands
Market reports show hog trading resumed with sellers yielding on price to $4.95 lean. Cattle receipts across four markets totaled 22 950 with Chicago steady to weak and vealers 200 lower. Sheep steady with 6 600 receipts. top native choice at 7 715 and average around 24.55. regional markets varied with East Buffalo and Cleveland showing mixed results.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Linus
S&s
Safh
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Produce Markets Report Unsettled Butter and Egg Receipts
Receipts show 31k for butter with prices unchanged and eggs with 2 051 receipts steady and unchanged. Poultry: live trucks 15, prices steady. leghorn hens and chickens listed with small variances. dressed turkeys and ducks priced, potatoes receipts 53 on track, US shipments 393, stock steady with moderate demand and flow. Michigan Idaho stock figures and round whites quoted with prices from $1.00 to $1.25 per cwt.
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Chicago
Los
Rock Springs
Idanhas
U.S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Idaho
Chicago live stock market reports show mixed cattle hog prices
Receipts up to 6 900 with 7 000 direct. Cattle steers 1000 lb plus lower about 50 cents. heifers and cows down 50 cents. Best long yearling steers around 525. Hog prices mostly 385 to 450 with lighter weights 425. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with fat lambs around 715. Market tone cautious as western feeders and packers adjust bids.
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Cricago Livestock
Chicago
Packine
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Goods
A scanning of prices lists various goods including fruits vegetables meats and hides. Items featured include potatoes bananas apples cranberries oysters and dairy products with unit prices and crate or gallon quantities. Also listed are furs including mink muskrat civet and raccoon with per unit rates.
Local Porkers Steady Amid Patchy Market Notes
Local market notes show steady pork prices with limited activity across areas. Shippers report moderate demand and stable bids while some buyers hold off awaiting clearer pricing signals and seasonal demand shifts.
Wheat Drops as Dollar Stabilization Hint Dims Hope
Chicago AP data show wheat slipping nearly 3 cents as traders doubt any dollar stabilization tied to gold. Corn oats and provisions also move, with wheat leading declines amid monetary uncertainty and looming Russsia food orders.
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Chicago
Washington Administration
Washington
Savannah
Roosevelt
Russia
Reunion and showers honor Bertram church members and bride
A reunion of Epworth League alumni from Bertram Methodist church was held at Milo Petrak’s home on Wednesday evening. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Vernon Barrett, formerly Mildred Burns, followed, sponsored by Ruth Patrak Wynena and Mildred Elkin. A second shower honoring Mrs Barrett took place Thursday at Clarence Hayes home in Ivanhoe, with accordion music by Joe Havilek. Attending included Mr and Mrs George Coster Mr and Mrs William Fairbanks Mr and Mrs George Pospisil and many others.
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Epworth League
Bertram Methodist Church
Milo Petrak
Ruth Patrak
Wynena
Mildred Elkin
Vernon Barrett
Barrett
Mildred Burns
Clarence Hayes
Ivanhoe
Hayes
Gerald Butterfield
Joe Havilek
George Coster
William Fairbanks
George Pospisil
E. W. McCrackin
Lewis Burns
Ed Barrett
Helen Sutlis
Lost and Found and Want Ads in Coral Gables era
A collage of lost notices and ads lists lost pets including a Persian cat and a wire fox terrier, rewards offered for information, and various services from clock repairs to jewelry loans and tailored clothing. The text includes contact phone numbers and locations across Cedar Rapids and Coral Gables.
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Blaine Hyten
Wosy
Himaway
South
Gazette
Reeward
Bohemian Nights At Local Inn And Dance Club Listings
A jumble of local nightlife notes cites venues such as The Lanvie a Clueblowers and Joe Naysetl Parlor with descriptions of live bands, Bohemian nights, dance floors, and beer specials. Listings include contact numbers for reservations and references to dinner and dance events across Cedar Park and surrounding areas.
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Shornwood
Gandy
Pace
Snes
Lanvie
Clueblowers
Jen Garber
Raywemian
12Th Ave
Cedar Park
Daner
Armory Roller
Joe Naysetl
Beauty shops advertise perms and waves with prices
An OCR snippet lists many beauty shops offering permanent waves and perms with varied prices, along with phone numbers and shop addresses. It includes Stella Brauly Shop, Jick Siemossen Beauty Shop, Madelline Beauty Shop, La Vorue Beauty Bhan, Hernlee Rohn, and others. Also mentions beauty school offerings and a separate home furnace service by Frank E Russell and McKnaine Balanced Heat.
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Buchy Neauly
16Th Ave
Dial
Guar Stella
Brauly Shop
St. SE
Sequest
Marvel Beatty
Kresce
Frog Purnacea
Sosrman
Sati Ee
Frank E Russell
McKnaine
Furnaces and services from multiple local providers summarized
Classified fragment lists several providers including Hawkeye Tin Shop offering furnaces and radiator enclosures, Lefebvre Corporation for insulation and general hauling services, and ACME Window Cleaning. It also notes job and investment ads seeking responders, with references to Cedar Rapids area positions and a Push to solicit letters and contact details.
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Howard, Carton
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Lefebvre Corporation
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Neak
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Heinze Electrical Co
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Paramount Hospital
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Pulls Man
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Phoenix Finance Dis
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