Hog Market Slump Continues On Oversupply and Heat
Unofficial Monday receipts: hogs 35 000, cattle 18 000, sheep 20 000. Chicago prices drift 10 cents lower with demand light, tops at 4.50, bulk around 3.85 to 4.45. Cattle and sheep markets mostly dull with weighty stock scarce and weather weighing on demand. Total weekly sales and regional activity noted across Chicago Cleveland East St. Louis and Pittsburgh markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
TNS
Total
Market Report Sesso Agriculture Feeders And Lambs
Receipts 2 500 direct supply compared with a week ago. Slaughter lambs 25 50 cents higher with strong sheep and higher feeder bids. Fed steers yearlings and heifers mixed with varied gains and declines. prices listed for grades including grain fed and cutter categories. Feeder pigs and shippers traded around typical ranges. lambs and ewes showing modest increases amid active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesse
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
AP Sioux City market week receipts and price changes for cattle hogs and sheep. Slaughter steers and yearlings mostly steady to 25 cents higher with best grades up. cows and stockers mixed. Hogs down modestly on light spots. 800 weight packers around 4.10 to 4.25. Fat lambs seen weak to easier with feeder lambs around 4.00 to 4.40 and top notes near 5.75 for fresh fat lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
IV. S. Dept. Aegriculture
Paul Livertool
Southap
U. Agriculture
Wenenty
Kansas City Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Week
Direct receipts dominate as cattle prices show weakness to 10 cents below Friday’s average. Top steer quotes reach 4.15 with 170 to 280 pound calves noted. sows listed 3.25 to 3.50. Veal and feeder cattle mixed, lambs 25 to 40 cents higher, natives top at 5.60, fed cattle around 2.00 for slaughter, feeding lambs around 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eller
Teady
Fed
Texas
Arizonas
Livestock Receipts Report From St Joseph Auction
AP report from St Joseph markets shows cattle and hogs trading unevenly with 1200 head received. Slower sales than Friday. bulk weights 170 to 250 pounds for hogs and sows noted. Prices listed: 655 pounds light and heavy hogs around 3.75 to 4.00 dollars, sows and other hog classes at similar ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Eeroce ST
Livestock Market Report South of Paul Livertool Area
Cattle prices ease and vary by grade with vealers up to 8.00 and good stockers steady to higher. Hogs show limited gains with lighter weights near 3.80 to 4.40 while sheep and lambs rise modestly. sale notes indicate active demand for chosen vealers and mixed yearlings. Market open Monday.
Iowa Hog Receipts Fall as Prices Drop Across Iowa Minnesota
Combined hog receipts at 21 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Saturday totaled 18 000, down from 20 700 last week and 14 300 a year ago. Prices weakened sharply, mostly 10 to 25 cents lower, with loading slowed. Quotations span light to heavy weight categories from 146 to 550 pounds with varied price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Hog prices listed by weight and area
The notice lists prime hog prices by weight range for Mason Waterloo Des Moines markets. Prices range from about 2.35 to 3.90 per hundredweight with different classes such as best, good or fair packers and varying weight brackets. regions include Mason, Waterloo, and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines
Good Packers
Bond market closing prices for Liberty and Treasury issues
Liberty bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 100.28 Liberty 1st 4s at 4 percent rated 4: Liberty 4th 4s at 103.3 Treasury 48 47 52 at 107.18 Treasury 4s at 104 Tooneare 3s at 40 43 June at 100.13 Treasury 3% es at 46 49 at 97.27 Treasury 3s at 51 55 at 96.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
NEW York
Liberty
Treasury
Tooneare
Treasu
New York Bonds Steady Amid Gains in Rail Issues
Bond market edged higher with rails showing notable gains in several issues including Baltimore and Ohio 4s and Chicago and North Western 4s. Utilities gained early, while American and Foreign Power and International Telephone rallied. Government bonds stayed quiet as weekly car roadings data for Aug 27 revealed a 19 331 rise over the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
S. St. Paul
International Telephone
American Telene Consolidated Gas
Postal Telegraph
Goodrich
Goodyear
U. G. Rubber
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Foreign Department
United States Government
Hogs Slump on Local Market Amid Price Drop
Local hog prices fell Saturday with all grades down 15 cents. Top price declined to 3.65 dollars as market activity weakened across the board.
Wheat Price Turns Up Then Stages a Narrow Peak
Wheat futures rose about one cent on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders followed stock and cotton gains. Early activity dominated, then the market steadied in a tight range near the top ahead of a holiday closure for North American grain exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Produce Markets in New York Steady on Mixed Receipts
Markets report New York receipts for gas at 14 018 firm and unchanged butter at 5335 with steady stew prices. Express commodities show 2 19 cents with no freight changes.
Market notes show steady shipments and varied prices
Chicago reports 47 on track with total U S shipments steady and trading fair per hundred. Wisconsin prices range 60 to 70 cents with some higher. Minnesota quotes 67 to 72 cents, Ohio 55 to 60 cents, Idaho russets at 1.35 dollars. poultry and butter markets set up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Idaho
Flour Market Notes Amid Mixed Middlings Prices
Market brief notes a miscellaneous FLOUR MARKET listing. Six men are referenced with a standard middlings price of 8.50 cents, indicating a small, utility focused pricing snapshot from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices Mixed on Market Snapshot
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows miscellaneous grain and farm product notes with prices for hay straw and feeds. Mentions baled hay at nine dollars, wild hay at seven, and straw around six dollars with miscellaneous poultry items and color terms.
Foreign Exchange Rates and Demands on NY Market
The NY foreign exchange market shows varied demands with notable figures for major currencies and metals. Records indicate rates for France, Germany, Italy, and Poland among others, reflecting shifting demand and financial activity on the open market.
Pete Alexander Saves The Day For House Of David Nine
Grover Old Pete Alexander, veteran of many big league battles, pitched to save the game for the Eastern House of David in an Iowa southwestern tournament. The Davids beat the Council Bluffs Athletics 6 to 5 in the ninth inning after Godsey homered for the Athletics and Luckey stood on first with the tying run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Grover
Pete” Alexander
House of David
Iowa
Davids
Council Bluffs Athletics
Godsey
Luckey
Old
Hughes
Jack Reynolds Retains Ohio Welterweight Title
Seattle report: Jack Reynolds of Ohio retained the welterweight wrestling title by winning two of three falls against Texas grappler Jack Gorman on Friday night, keeping his status as world welterweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reynolds
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
INS
Jack Gorman
Little-known Use Habits of By Marking 60 Fish Metal to the Tail
A brief notes a curious practice involving marking sixty fish with metal tags on their tails. It outlines the method’s aim to track migrations and monitor populations for research purposes.
Wall St. Stocks Rally on Strong Freight and Steel Signals
The stock market rose sharply on a busy Saturday trading session led by gains in freight car loadings and expectations of higher steel production. Utilities and industrials led advances with U S Steel approaching a 1932 high and bonds improving, while mixed profit taking appeared late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Stock Exchange
Bethehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Gulf States Steel
Republic
McKeesport
American Telephone
Western Union
North American
Consolidated Gas
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Eastman
Case
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Safeway
General Motors
Standard of
N. J
DuPont
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. Steel
Colored Giants Set To Play Three-Game Weekend
The Colored Giants face Clu tter on Sunday, the reformatory team in Anamosa on Monday morning, and Quas queton in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Anamosa
Leonard Wins Sharply in Warm-Up Bout at Long Beach
Benny Leonard, former lightweight champion, defeated Phil Rafferty in six rounds at Long Beach Stadium. The bout served as a tune-up for Leonard’s return match against Jimmy McLarnin on October 3 as part of his comeback campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benny Leonard
Phil Rafferty
Long Beach Stadium
Leonard
Jimmy McLarnin
Benny
Dr. W. H. Larrimer cites wasted effort in grasshopper disease control
Dr. W. H. Larrimer of the department of agriculture says time and money spent spreading disease among grasshoppers to curb an outbreak are wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Larrimer
Department of Agriculture
Two Suspects Held For Robberies At Hopkinton Stores
Fred Appleby and William Miller of Hopkinton were jailed for investigation after two breakins in Hopkinton. Sheriff Harry Utley and Deputy Carl Anderson arrested them Friday night. No charges filed yet. The Gries and Reggentine garage breakin saw a truck taken, and the L Béitz grocery theft left groceries scattered along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Fred Appleby
William Miller
Hopkinton
Harry Utley
Utley
Carl Anderson
Gries and Reggentine
L. Béitz
Sunday to feature new minister and first organ recital
The First Congregational Church plans a day of significance as Rev. Nelson C. Dreier begins his pastorate and the newly installed organ is unveiled. The 10:45 service includes a 15 minute organ recital by Mrs. L. R. Gerhardt and communion. Dreier will preach The Positive Faith with solos by Mrs. Ethyle Wood Birmingham of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Nelson C. Dreier
L. R. Gerhardt
Dreier
Boellman
Aan
Basket Weaver
Russel
Largo—Handel
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Marion
MacDermid
Cowen
Wreck Inquiry Held in Marion Over Train Collision
No local report was made on blame after an inquiry held Friday in the office of A. J. Elder division superintendent at Marion. A fast eastbound passenger train crashed into the rear of a moving freight train on the main line. Fireman John Riddle and conductor Dar Rees were injured jumping to escape. Participants included R. C. Dodds and S. Emerson of Perry along with Vic Hanson and W. K. Hotchkiss, also of Perry, and other crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Elder
Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
John Riddle
Dar Rees
R. C. Dodds
S. Emerson
Vic Hanson
Perry
W. K. Hotchkiss
Balloon instruments hit 81 below zero over Iowa
Instruments launched from the Omaha weather bureau station recorded 81 degrees below zero at 47,000 to 49,000 feet. The balloon rose to 62,000 feet before bursting and the instruments parachuted down near Anita, Iowa. They were recovered by Anton V. Nelson and returned to the weather bureau. two other Aug. 25 balloons remain unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Anita
Anton V. Nelson
V. E. Jakl
Weather Bureau
Peruvians Seize Colombian Town Port Leticia
At dawn on Thursday about 300 Peruvian civilians armed with rifles seized the Colombian town of Port Leticia on the Amazon River near the Peruvian border where no Colombian garrison is present. Foreign Minister Urdaneta told the senate at a secret meeting and later issued a statement calling the move without international character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Port Leticia
Amazon
Urdaneta
Senate
Jury deadlocked in double murder case in Hollywood
In Los Angeles the jury could not reach a verdict in the murder trial of Irvin S. Liner, a film projectionist and cameraman, charged in the July 4 killings of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Clarke at their Hollywood bungalow after a love triangle quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Irvin S. Liner
Edwin H. Clarke
Hollywood
Marriage Licenses Granted In Cedar Rapids Area
A list shows marriages licensed for residents including Lester J. Binko and Lillian B. Bezdek of Cedar Rapids Paul J. Prank of Grinnell with Florence Kent Ferman of Cedar Rapids Edward Tehel of Marshalltown with Marguerite Christie Cedar Monte Smith of Stella Kara Carl E Franks and Dora H Os born both of Cedar Rapids Dorothy Pollard of Pampa Tex and Edward C Linn of Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester J. Binko
Lillian B. Bezdek
Cedar Rapids
Paul J. Prank
Grinnell
Florence Kent Ferman
Edward Tehel
Marshalltown
Marguerite Christie
Monte Smith
Stella Kara
Carl E. Franks
Dora H. Osborn
Dorothy Pollard
Pampa, Tex
Edward C. Linn County
Real estate transfers recorded for Porter Frick and others
William Lee Porter transfers to Carleton Robert Porter a quar ter lot 14 out lot 1 in Cedar Rapids as does Jerome Frick to John H Frick and Carleton Robert Porter. Carrie Forsythe to John H Frick and Carleton Robert Porter q cd sw 38 ft lot 14 out lot 1 C R. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association to Flora P Terwilliger cemetery deed single lot 343 section Ever no Memorial Park ceme $350 ack 7 6 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee Porter
Carleton Robert Porter
C. R
Jerome Frick
John H. Frick
Carrie B. Forsythe
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Linn county to let 29 miles of road surfacing September
Contracts for the 29.22 miles of Linn county road surfacing under the three year plan will be let September 15 at 10 30 am. The projects include 21 670 yards of crushed stone or gravel at an estimated cost of 27601 60 and a 9 1 mile Marion township resurfacing with 3500 yards of material costing 4655. Also in district 67 66 and 65 several 6 58 mile to 3 25 mile strips will receive crushed stone surfacing at costs from 3712 to 9720 with assessments shared by property owners and the county. A 28 member delegation and a few protests were noted as work nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Marion Township
Toddville
Robins
Spring Grove
Jackson
Paris
Prairieburg
Boulder Township
Spring Grove Township
Troy Mills
Twelve Soviet Citizens Sentenced To Death For Theft
In Moscow a Geophysical factory director was executed for stealing money and goods to cover losses in card games. Kharkov saw six railroad workers die for stealing from freight trains. Georgevski marked three Dobozniks executed for grain theft, and Sibiersk two more punished for the same theft. Twenty death penalties in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
INS
Co-operative Geophysical Factory
Kharkov
Georgevski
Sibiersk
Workman Injured by Cutting Machine at Local Plant
G. C. Mossman, 45, of 810 Seventh Street SE, lost a finger after it was caught in a cutting machine at the Three Minute Cereals company Thursday at 3 p.m. He was taken to St. Luke's hospital by a fellow worker and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Mossman
Seventh Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Three Minute Cereals Company
Mossman
Cedar Rapids Sees Cool Nights and Warm Days Pattern
Frigid nights linger with a 54 degree low between 1 and 7 a.m. while daytime highs bounce from 68 to 81 Friday and rise to the upper seventies by afternoon Saturday. Saturday sees a fair sky and temperatures from the mid sixties to near 80 by 1:30 p.m. Local pattern shows cool nights and balmy afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Pioneer Iowa Resident Lucy Eller Dies at 82 in Des Moines
Lucy Jane Eller 82 a longtime Iowa resident died Saturday at her son Chester J Eller's Des Moines home. Born in Milwaukee she lived in Hedrick and Clarinda before moving to Des Moines in 1911. Funeral services will be held in Farson Iowa. Survived by eight daughters and sons including Dr C L Eller of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lucy Jane Eller
Iowa
Chester J. Eller
Milwaukee
Hedrick and
Clarinda
Farson
C. L. Eller
Cedar
Trial Date Set For Whelayn Murder Case
Trial of Cressy R. Wheylan of Waterloo for the murder of his stepmother Florence Mae Wheylan will begin in Grundy Center district court on September 19 with Judge A. B. Lovejoy presiding. Wheylan is charged with shooting the woman as she sat in a parked car on a sideroad near Reinback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
INS
Cressy R. Wheylan
Waterloo
A. B. Lovejoy
Wheylan
Florence Mae Wheylan
Reinback
New Rain Erosion Device Showcased by U S Department
The article describes a device perfected by the U S Department of Agriculture or related agency to measure soil erosion caused by rainfall. It highlights the device’s role in quantifying erosion rates for agricultural land management and soil conservation research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of
Bridge Club Entertained in Cedar Rapids and Marion
Mrs. Robert Keely hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Ives home for Mrs. Grant Comstock of Chicago and Miss Bess Boyles of Milwaukee, followed by bridge hosted by Mrs. T T Williams at Mrs. Hibners. vistors include F F Hanson Minneapolis and Marion visitors include William Kinder Council Bluffs and Florence Webb returning from Paralta. A Marion Merchants vs Toddville ball game set for Sunday at Toddville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Robert Keely
Cedar Rapids
Priday Bridge Club
Ives
Grant Comstock
Chicago
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee
T. T. Williams
George Hibner
Marion Merchants
Toddville
Baptist Circle Meets at Cedar Rapids Home
Circle No. 1 of the Woman's Organization of the First Baptist church gathered Friday at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Murphey home 1060 Twenty-ninth street Cedar Rapids. A picnic luncheon followed by a business meeting. Garden flowers decorated the room. Guests included the Rev and Mrs R F Judson Mrs M J Weed Mrs Fannie Hiler and Mrs J W Hopp all of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Circle
Woman's Organization
The
First Baptist Church In
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Murphey
Twenty-ninth Street
R. F. Judson
M. J. Weed
Fannie Hiler
J. W. Hopp
Past Matrons Meet Held by Eastern Star in Cedar Rapids
The past matrons of the Eastern Star gathered Thursday at Mrs. Frank Keyser's Cedar Rapids home. A picnic lunch was served to twenty attendees and a business meeting followed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Frank Keyser
Cedar Rapids
Marion Guests Visit Local Families Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Walter Applegate arrived Friday for a weekend visit at the home of Dr and Mrs Roy Lehdigh and other Marion relatives. Miss Carrie McCloud of Central City visited Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Oxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Applegate
Roy Lehdigh
Marion
Carrie McCloud
Central City
Robert Oxley
Rio Grande Flood Crest Sweeps On To Mexican Gulf
The Rio Grande flood crest moved downstream toward the Gulf of Mexico causing major property damage but no confirmed human fatalities. Eagle Pass reported inundation of its business district while thousands in Piedras Negras fled homes across the border. Twelve people were listed as missing in Eagle Pass, considered separated from families amid confusion. Farther down the river, near Laredo and Nuevo Laredo, farmers protected livestock and irrigation gear as waters rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Tex
United States
Mexico
Piedras Negras
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Steagall Seeks Renewal of Bank Guaranty Plan
Washington AP Steagall chairman of the House Banking Committee says he will push anew a national bank guaranty deposit law as opposition wanes. Big bankers backing the measure see depositor protection and a guaranteed deposits solution, while the original $400 million fund encounter Senate resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Congress
Alabama
House
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Girl Sole Survivor Of Family Of Five In Auto Plunge
A 14 year old girl was the sole survivor when an automobile plunged from a Long Beach pier into 35 feet of water. Four relatives died: R L Barnes 53 Mrs Barnes 50 William 18 Mrs L W Barnes 75. Marian Barnes escaped by breaking a window as the car hit water and was rescued by sailors. The car belonged to a retired banker from Seattle who moved to Long Beach two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
INS
R. L. Barnes
William
Barnes
L. W. Barnes
Marian Barnes
Eebors Wash
Von Gronau Reaches Japanese Island
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and three German crew completed another lap of their world flight arriving at Nemuro on Hokkaido, Japan. The sea plane landed at 6 pm Pacific Standard Time after a 750 mile leg from Paramushir Island in the Kuriles. The airmen planned to fly south to Tokyo at 5 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Alaska
Ins
Wolfgang von Gronau
Nemuro
Hokkaido
Japan
von Gronau
Nemura
Paramishir Island
Kuriles
Tokio
Libby Bank Bandit Steals 12009 Dollars
A lone bandit robbed the First State Bank of Libby noon Friday and escaped with 12009 dollars. He bound assistant cashier O. R. Tone with adhesive tape during the hold up as posses search the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Mont
INS
First State Bank of
O. R. Tone
Oxley Family Reunion Set at Marion Park
Miss Beth Baker of Mount Vernon returned home after visiting Miss Margaret Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Eidamiller of Chicago left after visiting Mrs. Julia Kennedy and Miss A. Giffert. Delbert Pugh rented the Max Voris home at 410 Eighth street as Mrs. Voris moved to 679 Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Baker
Mount Vernon
Margaret Carson
Percy Eidamiller
Chicago
Delbert Pugh
Max Voris
Eighth Street
Mrs. Voris
Mary Baker
Central Avenue
Ottum Wa Woman Visits Kemp Home Friday Night
Miss Elizabeth Morrow of Ottumwa was a guest Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morrow
Ottum Wa
Warren Kemp
Mr and Mrs Jayetz Return to Marion to Make Home
Mr and Mrs Jayetz have returned to Marion to establish residence and set up their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Jayetz
Marion
Central City Band Performs At Wyoming Music Festival
Ted Silker Raymond Smith Elliott Hutton Billy Murray and Virginia Murray played in the Central City band at the Wyoming festival Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Silker
Raymond Smith
Elliott Hutton
Billy Murray
Virginia Murray
Central City
Wyoming
Missionary Society Met at Mrs Reiter Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church met Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs H E Reiter's home 982 Fourteenth Street. Mrs Roy Mack led devotionals. Mrs Ida Lillie Mrs J Roberts and Miss Elida Kemp read articles on From War Paths to Paths of Peace. Twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. E. Reiter
Fourteenth Street
Roy Mack
Ida Lillie
J. Roberts
Elida Kemp
Birthday Party Honoring Lois Lockwood At Home
Mrs Lois Lockwood of 940 Seventeenth Street hosted a birthday supper and theater outing. Guests included Lois Stitzel Winifred Newlin Elizabeth Sloss and Helen Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lockwood
Seventeenth Street
Lois Stitzel
Winifred Newlin
Elizabeth Sloss
Helen Pyle
Past Noble Grand Rebekah Lodge meets at Mrs Castle home
The Past Noble Grand's association of the Rebekah lodge met Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs E B Castle 1070 Seventh Street Seventeen members and two guests Mrs Genevieve Hutton and Florence Clark of Marion attended A business meeting was held Light refreshments were served The assisting committee was Mrs Mabel McCalley Mrs P W Hutton and Mrs C Schminke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand’s Association
Rebekah Lodge
E. B. Castle
Seventh Street
Genevieve Hutton
Florence Clark
Marion
Mabel McCalley
P. W. Hutton
C. Schminke
Junior church wiener roast at Mrs. Liddle home
Thirty five members of the Junior department of the Christian church gathered Friday at Mrs. Fred Liddle’s home on Ninth avenue for an annual wiener roast. Verle Breed headed activities and ice cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Church
Fred Liddle
Ninth Avenue
Verle Breed
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Downie of Evanston Ill
Mrs Mary E Downie died Aug 30 in Lynn Mass Funeral services were held Friday at 11 am from Yocom funeral home chapel Dean Sidney E Sweet of St Louis officiated Burial took place at Oak Shade cemetery Pall bearers were Frank Shumack Dr John Booth Elmer Hollingsworth of Marion and H W Armstrong of Evanston Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs H W Armstrong of Evanston Ill and Mr and Mrs Dean Sidney E Sweet of St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Downie
Evanston
Ill
Lynn
Mass
Yocom Funeral Home
Sidney E. Sweet
St. Louis
Oak Shade Cemetery
Frank Shumack
John Booth
Elmer Hollingsworth
Marion
H. W. Armstrong
Evanston, Ill
Dean Sidney E. Sweet
Multiple Marion area churches outline services and sermons
The notice lists church schedules across Marion including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian. It details pastors, Sunday school times, worship services, sacraments, young people programs and sermon topics such as intemperance, death, two cities, eternal life and love’s endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Bernard Tudeen
Isaih
St. Joseph's
Pather
T. J. McElliott
Christian—Bible School
Elda M. Kemp
Christian Endeavor
James Alcock
Free Methodist
Mark Shockey
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Fisher
W. B. Sebern
Roy M. Sawyer
Irvin Ford
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Celpis Ee Tesben
Omaha Livestock
TATED
Save Sastiess Mason
Lamson Brothers Co
R.mana
Merchants
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
North- Sa
Duluth
Eccvss
Sinclair Hog Market
Seeenee
Wis
Petton
France
Italy
Gim
Germany
Bonnae
Sweden
Geet Ge
Poland
Conec
Via S
Awptria
Crentine Paio
Bite Alam entaSa Hipues
Pete Alexander
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. BR
Ma Merchants
National Bank
Adams Express
Kan City
Sou
Kayser
Julius
Fdly
Kelly Spyid
Kelsey Hayes
Kelvinator
Corp
Kennecott Copr
Kresge, SS
Kreuger & T
Amn
Amn Wat
Soullerd
McKesson Rob
Ama Zinc
Magna
Ark Nat Gas
Gee
Mathieson Ark
Atchison Tsf
Maytag Mfg
Atlantic Rfe
Miami
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Kans Tex . O
Baldwin Loco
Mo Pac RR
Balto Ohio
Mont Ward
Barnsdall
Ace
Beatrice Cry
Murray Coroa
Bendix Ayn
Nash Motors
Best and Co
Natl Biscuit
Beth Steel
Borden Co
Bo Warner
Pow & L Brises
Nevada Copper
Bucyrus Erie
Y Central
Burroughs Byers
Northwesn
Pennroad
St Philips Pet
Kiss
Pillsbury
Chrysler Mitz
Prested St Car
Proctor Gambel
Col Palmolive
Pullman Co
Colo
Fure Oe Ae
O* Radio Corpa
Col Gerben
Radio Keith
Consol Latin
Sears Roebuck
Server Corpn
A. Shell Union
Simmons Co
Tex Gulf S
Timken
Trans-Aces
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni
United Pruit
Gm, Uni Gas Co
Whelayn
F. F. Hanson
W. H. Balster
J. E. Ives
William Kinder
Florence E. Webb
Frank Hoes
Glenn Koppenhaver
Esther Zeller
North Liberty
Louise Cippera
Rio Grande
Mexican Gulf
Oxley
Thomas Park
Marion Churches
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