Legion Auxiliary Close Membership Drive in Marion
The American Legion Auxiliary ends its month long membership drive with a Monday meeting at Legion hall. A joint picnic supper precedes meetings. officers will be elected for the Legion and the Auxiliary will install new officers led by past state officer Mrs Ralph Williams. Cedar Rapids guests join the Hanford Post auxiliary members and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Legion Post
Legion
Joe Boyle
Willam Bleakley
Ralph Williams
Hanford Post
Cedar Rapids
Celan Rollins
H. N. Strader
W R. Barber
Harold Ballard
City
LeRoy Barber
Protest over highway paint shop move threatens Marion payroll
Local businessmen send letters to Gov. Clyde Herring and the state highway commission urging against relocating the highway paint shop from Marion to Waterloo. If east Iowa headquarters shift from Cedar Rapids, Marion would lose the paint shop and several families would leave the city.
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Clyde Herring
State Highway Commission
Marion
Waterloo
East Iowa
The
Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Community events and society notices reported in Marion
Mrs E E Parsons announces the Red Cross annual meeting for Wednesday at 2 30 in the Community club office. Third division Ladies Aid plans a November Thanksgiving meeting at Mrs Faye Marsh home with Mrs Roy King assisting. Endeavor division Methodist Ladies Aid meets Thursday noon for a picnic with Mrs Dora Granger. Mrs and Mrs Robert Good of Harlowtown Mont host last week’s visitors. they plan to attend the Chicago fair. V A and L E Kemp of Maxbass ND visit mother Mrs X Kemp and Miss Elda Kemp. Munsons to Huntington VA with stops in Indianapolis and Louisville. Oxleys and daughter Kathleen in Chicago for A Century of Progress. Florence C Plondke Ames home economist speaks on meat selection and prep in Marion Jane. Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club meets Friday at 730 with Ed Bayanovsky in Memorial hall. Alwilda Courtney leaves for Long Beach after apartment repairs from March earthquake. Turkeys advertised by A E Miller.
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E. E. Parsons
the Red Cross
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Faye Marsh
Roy King
Marion Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Mrs. Maude Cooper of Boone directs P. E. O. activities with guests Miss Mary Coxsee and Mrs. Clarence McLaughlin at Chapter CS gathering. Several members host upcoming events and club meetings with plans for tea, supper, and special business. Various residents travel to see relatives and attend engagements across Marion and nearby cities.
Bebee Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Near Springville
Sixty five relatives and friends gathered at the Bebee home east of Springville to honor Fred and Mary Bebee on their fiftieth anniversary. A family afternoon program featured poems and songs by grandchildren and a Robins teen's original piece detailing fifty years of married life. Guests enjoyed supper, gifts from children and relatives, and roses from Grove City Rebekah lodge. The couple, married October 11 1883, have lived in Prairie Hill and near Marion before settling two years ago at their present home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bebee
Springville
Dale Bebee
Raymond Bebee
Robins
Marion High
Lfe
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Mr. Rebee
Indiana
Iowa
Buffalo
Prairieburg
Mary Jane Kline
Oil City
Castle Grove
Prairie Hill
Marion
Carl Case
Neva
Austin
Dick Zimmer
Nelson Bebee
Raymond
Robert
Dale
Arlene
Melvin
Merle
State Superintendent designates Go-To-School Day on Nov 9
Agnes Samuelson names Nov 9 as Go-To-School Day in Iowa as American Education Week runs Nov 6 to 12. Daily topics cover school funding, home and school cooperation, reconstruction, loyalty, and character safeguards.
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DES Moines
INS
Agnes Samuelson
Health Workers To Discuss Management Of Cold At Meeting
The North Central district annual meeting of the American Student Health Association will convene November 9 and 10 in Ames at Iowa State College. Dr H S Diehl and other university medical leaders will discuss cold management and public health topics.
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Ames
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa State College
H. S. Diehl
University of Minnesota
George F. Forster
Olivet College
Michigan
J. F. Myers
Andrew H. Woods
University of Iowa
M. S. Barnes
Gazette
Oak
Nii
Cedar Rapids
Salemen
Capper
Jno Gazette
James R
Topeka
Kans
Cape
Midwestern Art Spotlight At The Little Gallery
Cedar Rapids painter William Henning shows promise with Barber Shop noted for bright color. Dennis Burlingame exhibits four circus paintings drawn from life, praised for memory and sincerity. Gallery hours announced with Monday closing. Grant Wood to speak at Cornell College English club on “The Creative Spirit in the Middle West.”
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Everett Dean Martin
Town Hall Club
Cedar Rapidians
Little Gallery
Grant Wood
Joseph Funk
Evelyn Blunt Ficke
Grace French Evans
Arnold Pyle
David McCosh
Marvin Cone
2 Good
William Henning
Cincinnati Museum of Fine Arts
Cedar Rapids
Wiliam
Nfe
Barber Shop
Ballyhoo
Wood
Wood Dennis Burlingame
Circus
Dennis Burlingame
Stone City Art Colony
Robinson
Joey
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Clyde Tull
Middle West
Cornell
Local P. E. O. Sisterhood honors Maude Cooper in Monticello dinner
Mrs Maude Mirrick Cooper Boone state organizer of the P E O Sisterhood was guest of honor at a Monticello Chapter FP dinner Saturday evening at Mrs Emily Richardson's home. Afterward a special meeting at Mrs Reiss Stahler's home saw Mrs Cooper inspect the chapter's work. Cooper is well known in Monticello having formerly lived there.
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Monticello
Maude Mirick Cooper
Boone
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Chapter FP
Emily Richardson
Reiss Stahler
Cooper
Bertram Play The Deestrict Skule At Bertram Church
The Deestrict Skule was staged Friday evening at the Bertram Methodist church by the church Brotherhood. George Kramer played the teacher with a cast of pupils including Paul Caldwell Leonzo Berry Byron Wetzel Frank Lerner Edwin Marx F G Anderson Rev J Bruce Eyestone Sherwin Caldwell George Berry Sr R C Anderson William Mikulecky Ed Marx Harold Lerner James Blaine Clinton Berry Gilbert Caldwell Paul Anderson G R Jorgenson Lester Mikulecky Amos Berry Floyd Kitchen Robert Kramer Joseph Mikulecky Frank Anderson Jr Warren Jorgenson Kyle Blaine Osmond Berry and Gene Snyder.
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Bertram
Bertram Methodist Church
Brotherhood of the Church
George Kramer
Paul Caldwell
Leonzo Berry
Byron Wetzel
Frank Lerner
Edwin Marx
F. G. Anderson
J. Bruce Eyestone
Sherwin Caldwell
George Berry
R. C. Anderson
William Mikulecky
Ed Marx
Harold Lerner
James Blaine
Clinton C. Berry
Petersen Re-elected Commander Of Wapsie Post
Oxford Junction reports August M. Petersen and fellow officers reelected to the Wapsie post of the American Legion. G. J. Rees is vice-commander, James L. Cave adjutant, Edd Burda finance officer, George O. Stewart sergeant-at-arms, and Ernest Schwab chaplain.
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Oxford Junction
August M. Petersen
Wapsie
American Legion
G. J. Rees
James L. Cave
Edd Burda
George O. Stewart
Ernest Schwab
Deaths and funeral notices from Fairfax region
Frank Langer longtime Johnson County resident dies Saturday at his son Edward's home 1805 Second Street Southwest Fairfax. Tentative funeral arrangements set for Sunday before noon with burial in Fairfax. Jacob J Reding 1917 C Avenue NE funeral Monday at St Matthews Church burial Mount Calvary with taps by firing squad and bugler. Pallbearers named Jess Howe Herbert Stuart Peter Stover Emmett Keough Frank Flack Earl Nichols. Friends may call Turner chapel until 4 p.m. Sunday then at the home after 5 p.m.
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Frank Langer
Fairfax
Johnson County
Route One
Edward
Second Street
Joseph Sedlak
Joseph Sova
Jacob Reding
Jacob J. Reding
C Avenue NE
St. Matthew’s Church
Father Behan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Jess Howe
Herbert Stuart
Peter Stover
Emmett Keough
Frank Flack
Earl Nichols
Turner Chapel
Social notes from a Bridged gathering in Thornburg
Mrs. Walter Draegert hosted guests Tuesday. Harriet Higgins won the high bridge score. Attendees included Mrs. Art McGimpsey Mrs. Ira Kelly Misses Doris Edmundson Ruth Edmundson Helen McCracken Eunice Jensen Freaburg Hilda Madson Maxine Morrison and Betty Noalterick.
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Walter Draegert
Bridge
Harriet Higgins
Art McGimpsey
Ira Kelly
Doris Edmundson
Ruth Edmundson
Helen McCracken
Eunice Jensen
Freaburg
Hilda Madson
Maxine Morrison
Betty Noalterick
Saturday Markets See Hog Prices Dip on Heavy Receipts
Heavy Saturday receipts pulled hog prices lower with top choice hogs at 5.10, while Chicago yards held steady to 10 cents down. Cattle and sheep markets also slowed, with mixed receipts across Pittsburgh and East St Louis and lambs around 7.15. Potatoes and other produce featured varied prices amid dull trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Yards
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Weekly Roundup
U S Department of Agriculture report shows Chicago cattle receipts around 1 000 with weights softening and steers weak to 25 cents lower while weighty steers hold at top $6 75 and long yearlings $6 65 Heifers and yearlings increase up to $6 60 to $6 50 with mixed offerings. Sheep receipts 4 000 with fat lambs down 25 cents but sheep and feeding lambs higher top native and range lambs $7 25. hogs receipts 6 000 with day back down 10 cents for most but some weights steady to 15 cents higher top $5 10 in selected lots.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Mixed Prices Across Cities
Iowa hog buyers in Waterloo, Mason City, Ottumwa, Des Moines report varied prices by weight. Prices range from about 2.65 to 4.50 per hundredweight with shifts noted for different weight classes and packer quality.
Hog Receipts Shown Across Des Moines Area Markets
Combined hog receipts at 22 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Town and southern Moneta for the 24 hours ending 8 am Saturday totaled 15 600, down from 17 800 last week and 14 000 a year ago. Trading was slow and prices mostly 10 cents lower with some declines from early Friday.
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JOWA
DES Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Moneta
Hogs weaken on local market with price drops noted
Local hog market shows all grades down about 20 cents on Saturday. Prime hog prices are listed around 4.25 for 180 240 lb cattle and 3.05 for packers, with various weight ranges and premiums noted for quality. Calf and sheep sections appear with limited figures and quality descriptions.
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Sinclair
Jos. .S
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Livestock Rates
The Cedar Rapids listing shows varied prices for grains including wheat at 65c, oats 18c, rye 48c, barley 45c, and corn curb at 22c. Livestock rates include heavy hens 442 lbs, leghorn hens, old roosters, heavy springs, and assorted hides, with prices for calves, horses, and kip. Produce and fruits list oranges 4.25, grapefruits 4.00, lemons 6.50, bananas 64 to 7c, head lettuce 3.00 per crate, and apples at 1.25 1.65.
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Hennery
Whelesaw Freita
California
Battlers Dent
Produce Markets Chicago Report
Receipts show unsettled creamery specials at 23 24¢ per lb with 93 score and extras at 24c. Firsts and seconds trade around 20 percent changes. standards at 21¢ for centralized carrots. Eggs receipts 4.402 with prices unchanged. Poultry live receipts two cars in Illinois.
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Chicago
Grain prices drop heavily but rally adds mild relief
In a violent general collapse, wheat fell about 50 cents, corn 40, oats 25 from the prior high as selling to stop losses spurred by oversold bets. Late rallies offset some losses in corn and oats while wheat rebounded only slightly. trading remained nervous amid global and currency anxieties.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
Germany
League of Nations
Winnipeg
Commission House
Iowa
Local Living Advertisements and Services Roundup
A compact page of classifieds lists bargains and services. Announcements include a world fair admission offer with breakfast options and a contact dial number, plus P.O. Box details. Local shops share oil and feed specials, mattress cleaning, barber services, cartridge deals, tailoring, ladies coats, personal loans, and gun repair.
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Dial
P.O
CRAIN
Griffith's Feath
Matt. Co
EB. J. Trapp
Frank Drew Co
St. SE
Glasgow Tailors
KE. Ang
Tepeee
Scheer
Merchants National Bank
Merchants National Lane
Dolph
3D St
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Dora Granger
North Tenth Street
Robert Good
Harlowtown
Mont
B. Brockman
V. A
L. E. Kemp
Maxbass, N. D
X, N. Kemp
Elda Kemp
A. P. Munson
Fourth Avenue
Huntington
Franklin Kemp
Indianapoli
Louisville
George Oxley
Kathleen
Florence C. Plondke
Marion Jane
Dry Creek
Alwilda Courtney
Long Beach
A. E Miller
Mae
Snyder Electric CO
Marion, Ta
Paris
Steam Dye Works
Elizabeth Irving
Maude Cooper
Chanter CS
A. E. Crew
Ninth Avenue
Mary Coxsee
Clarence McLaughlin
O. M. Carson
Chapter
Crew
J. M. Walters
Ninth Street
Drummond
D. A Stamy
W. W. Milburn
Lusk
Wyo
A. A. Wood
Shellsburg
Bruce Jayne
John Jayne
New York City
Elizabeth Mansfield Irving
James J. Wallace
Eighth Avenue
Angola
Ind
A. E. Emerson
Irving
Pasadena
Calif
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Relief Corps
Women's Clubs
Toledo
Ohio
National School of Elocution and
Oratory
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Building and Loan Association
Toledo Fire Underwriters Association
W R. C
G A. R
Minneapolis
St. Paul
University of Michigan
Genevieve Koch
Central City
Ida Lillie
W M Smith
Leonard and
Elwood
J H Heathershaw
George A Hutchinson
Priscilla Guild
Norman Waffle
North Twelfth Street
Harry van Wormer
Ralph Parks
Gerald Thomas
Elmer Hollingsworth
Adeliza. Daniels
Shakespeare Club
Albert Bragg
Seventh Avenue
W . S. Winter
King Henry V
Lioyd White
Burlington
Edith White Sheet
Mr White
E D Mott
Alice Scott
E. A Ritzhaupt
Arthur
J J Albaugh
Charles Albaugh
Omaha
James E. Bromwell
Walter Paul
John Paul
John Lynch
Mechanicsville
Roy Blackledge
Mrs. Blackledge
Centennial
Melody Cruise
Charlie Ruggles
Phil Harris
Herbert Kullander
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Methodist Church
Ruth Mailer
Twelfth Street
Ruby Hanscom
John Reardon
Joan Reinhart
Riverside
Lloyd Stark
Hanson Stark
Pearl Bishop
Ralph Bishop
Arline
Kenneth Helzer
Willalee
Greeley
Colo
W. J Hotchkiss
Jennings
Robert Hutchinson
George Hutchinson
Elizabeth M. Irving
Hallwood Cafe
Mrs
Tru
Jones County
G. Gutenshon
Congregational Church of
Art News of the
Little Gallery Avenue
Edward B. Rowan
Gauguin
van Gogh
Hans
Burlingame
Bullletin
Thornburg
Rock Springs
North Dakota
Red River
FRESS
Good Packers
Mason City—Steady
Sc Jower
Good
Ottumwa
Eee
Ibs
Zee
Mie
Greta
Timothy
Joose
Cabaco
Lamson Brothera and Co
Disbrow
Cedar Rids
Ational Bank
Mayereene AB
Lde
Lle
Ad Department
Charles Vanoiny
Pokarny
8Th Ave
17Th E
the Gazette
Merchants Bank
Heinze Electric Co
1St Ave
Parrott
Town Loan Co
Richards College Pharmacy
Fairmount Hospital
East 27Th
Kansas City
Letita B. Runyon
New
Amer
Iowa Loan CO
Fowler Elec Co
3Rd St
Ceadar Rapids Knitting Co
2Nd St
Helen Shive
Eddie Stone
Hall
Old Heidelberg Tavern
Allison Dutch Room
Mt. Vern
Old City Auditorium
Happy Gandy
PET Ritz Garden
Auto Transportation
Georgina Novotny Reidel
Hollywood
Novotny
Frederic Permanents
Kennedy's
Lat
Frederic Wave
Cesscessencspecc Preces Sa
Lillian Lucky Beauty Shop
Guar
Thomassen Barber Shop
Johnson's Beauty Shop
Marthe Risk Nimmer
Paris Academy of Beauty
Howard, Carton
Hawkeye Tin
Rowell Hardware
Joe F. Kiemish
Lefebvre Corporation
Sperman Tin Shop
Powell Roofing Co
Russell's
KE Corey
Higley
Ge Ry Eere
Bing
Allen Motor Co
2Nd Ave
10Th St
Sapa
Monogram
Jackson
Bell Cosmetics
Jean
North
More Ave
Minn
Machine le Hidelity
T Service, Inc
Heaahoptte, Inc
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