Heavy fall livestock run drags hog and cattle prices lower
Chicago and regional markets show uneven demand as a heavy fall run boosts receipts. Hogs slide 5 to 10 cents from Friday with tops around 4.65, while cattle largely steady to 25 cents lower on many classes. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh display mixed movements as lambs firm elsewhere drift. Totals across markets reach about 43,100 head with Chicago leading at 19,000 hogs and 27,000 sheep entries in the regional tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Reland
Avs. Amt
Ave. T
Butch
Grain prices slide as markets weaken across sectors
Weakness in global markets pushes grain values lower with Sept corn notching a new crop low and wheat down around 1 percent. Oats, rye, and provisions follow the downward trend amid light demand and ample supplies, with Liverpool and Winnipeg showing mixed cash and export activity. Receipts vary by commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago Livestock Market Report Abundant Price Variations
Hogs ranged with varying weights and prices from $3.25 to $4.65. Cattle receipts about 19 000 with calves 2 000. steers and yearlings scarce, most categories steady to slow, beef cows and butcher heifers weak to 25 cents lower. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, vealers across weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Mixed Across Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at Omaha reach 9,000 cattle with steady to weak butcher markets and top cattle at 4.20 per 160 pounds. 14,500 fat cattle and yearlings show slow demand, fully steady to weak on prime grades, grass cows weak, stockers strong, feeder prices range 2.75 to 3.25. Sheep receipts 15,000 with 3,700 billed. feeders steady, lambs 5.50 to 5.75, ewes down to 2.00, mid range feeding lambs 4.50 to 5.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoven
Rees Sacaer
Choi Ees Nat Seamer
Ona Ibs
Suki
Maesere
Omaha Livestock
Omaha Art Te S. Dept. Agriculture
Greece
Iowa Hog Receipts Des Moines Report
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending 8 a.m. Monday totaled 34 100. Prices show steady to lower ranges with weights from light to heavy, quoted per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Hog price lists from Iowa markets show varied rates by city and weight. Mason City quotes ranges from 3.05 to 4.00 per hundredweight across light to heavy hogs with distinct classes for prime heavy and smooth packing sows. Waterloo and Des Moines figures mirror shifts with weights from 140 to 400 pounds and price bands around 2.40 to 3.85 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Mason City
UMWA
Unc Oo
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Market Notes and Prices for Flour and Byproducts
Unchanged carload lots and family patents quoted a barrel price around 4.55 for flour. Cotton sacks shipments listed at 36.65. Pure bran priced at 8.50 to 9.00, standard middlings at 8.00 to 28.50.
Hay market receipts and hay types quoted in Chicago AP report
The Chicago hay market reports receipts of two cars with quotations for Timothy and clover hay around 7 to 12 dollars per unit. Timothy grass and mixed hay show prices near 7.4 dollars, with sample and thrashed hay at 5 to 7 dollars and various straws priced around 6 to 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAY Market
Chicago
Timothy
Steeil
Timothy Clover
Timothy Grass
Glover
Chicago Egg Futures Close With Refrigerator Standards
Chicago egg futures end the session with negotiation on refrigerator standards. Prices show a drop of 19 1/2 cents for November and 19 1/4 cents for October 19 4c 20%¢c range standards amid market fluctuations AP report from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Produce Futures
Chicago
Fragmented Economic Data Amid Global Currency Notes
The text lists irregular currency figures by country and city, including France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, Montreal, Mexico City, and others with percentages and amounts, presenting a disparate snapshot of exchange-like figures and conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Spetine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Heavy porkers drop Monday as packers weaken
Heavy packers weakened Monday with a 5 to 15 cent drop in the four heavier hog grades. The free hogs hold steady and the top price remains at 3 dollars 70 cents.
Cedar Rapids Mixed Market Prices And Items
Cedar Rapids listing shows miscellaneous market items with prices including colored springs, hay, straw, hens, roosters, and vegetables. Wholesale fruits and oranges are priced. California Valencia oranges range 3.50 to 4.50. Potatoes priced at 1.44 per bushel with other produce like nanes and valued goods noted.
Grain and commodity prices in Chicago market report
The Chicago cash grain listing shows bids for wheat varieties from No. 1 hard at 54c to No. 3 red at 52 1/2c, with mixed corn at 293 1/4 to 31 1/4c and yellow corn at 31 1/2c. Barley prices around 26 to 36 cents, oats around 29 to 30 cents, rye and other seeds listed, plus lard and ribmeats quoted at several dollars per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain prices and receipts summary
Wheat receipts show mixed new prices with No 1 dark northern around 54 to 61 cents, No 1 dark hard Montana about 58 to 59 cents, amber durum around 50 to 56 cents, and yellow 27 to 28 cents. Oats No 3 white 16 to 16 2 cents. Barley 19 to 34 cents. Rye scarce. Flor alt: Plains grains and futures quoted with varied cash values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Inneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Report Highlights Live Poultry and Potatoes
AP dispatch from Chicago notes live poultry receipts with firm demand and various price points for hens and ducks. Potatoes show on track shipments and price ranges by variety, while eggs report steady receipts and prices for firsts and local grades.
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Chicago
U. S
Minnesota Cobblers
Minnesota
Ohio
Idaho
Market Update On Eggs And Poultry Prices
The report notes varied egg receipts and packed cases with mixed standards and rehandied lots. Futures show minor dips for later deliveries. poultry items list fresh fowls, turkeys, ducks with price ranges and a note on live poultry quotas and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkers
Solomon Robbery Reports Stir Chicago Blotter
CHICAGO UP. A man named Samuel Solomon first reports a robbery of 17 dollars, then two hours later another Samuel Solomon reports a separate robbery at his drug store with no relation between the two men.
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Chicago
Samuel Solomon
Solomon
Failed Belle Plaine bank opens nowhere Monday
BELLE PLAINE news reports the Corn Belt Trust and Savings Bank failed to open its doors on Monday morning. The incident leaves customers unable to access deposits and awaits further guidance from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Corn Belt Trust and Savings Bank
Wall Street Opens Week With Swift Market Swing
The stock market opened with a sharp selloff, then rebounded to modest gains as leaders recovered from early losses. Turnover surpassed 4 million shares with rails and major issues leading the declines while some stocks regained earlier losses.
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NEW York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Bendix Avn 13 Gt Pretae 11 Borg Warner 11
Fragmented OCR fragment includes numbers and company names like Bendix Avn Borg Warner Edison and Swift Inti. The text is garbled with percentages and unreadable words, offering no clear event or context to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix Avn
Borg Warner
Bekas
Middlewest
Gourrel
Edison
Swift
Cord
Gangsters Kill Justice in Camden New Jersey
A justice of the peace Giuse Pirelli aged 34 was shot and killed by gangsters Monday while seated in his home in Camden New Jersey. The crime underscores rising violence against officials in the city. Police left no motive immediately but launched an investigation into the murder.
Coe College President Urges Thinking For Opportunity
President H. M. Gage urged Coe College students to think to solve problems and forge the college and world beyond crisis. He contrasted thinkers with “smoothy” students and emphasized forming friendships as a key to growth during the new academic year. The year opened with a trustees' declaration and music by professors before classes began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Robert R. Little
Gage
Marshal Foch
Little
Joseph Kitchin
Max Daehler
Deaths Mrs Maye Graves Wife of Roscoe Graves
Mrs Maye Graves wife of Roscoe E Graves of 1553 Seventh avenue SE died at a local hospital at 2 a m Sunday after a long illness. Born October 21 1897 at Seymour she came to Cedar Rapids five years ago. Survived by husband two sons Robert and Carl at home parents Mr and Mrs A W Gump of Seymour and two brothers Elbert Gump of Garwin Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Monday at Turner chapel, Rev A A Brooks officiating. Body to Seymour Tuesday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Graves
Roscoe E. Graves
Seventh Avenue SE
Seymour
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Carl
A. W. Gump
Elbert Gump
Garwin
Ladies Aid
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Funeral set for Blairstown man killed by train
Herman O Crow of Blairstown long a Cedar Rapids resident died Saturday when struck by a North Western train near Watkins station while crossing with a loaded truck. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. Evangelical church Blairstown with Rev Winters officiating. Burial in Blairstown. Survived by four children Flora Mae Jewel Caroline Louise. mother Mrs Belle Crow Cedar Rapids. two brothers Ernest Blairstown Claude Gary Ind. five sisters Mrs Carl Craemer Mrs Cecil Kirby Mrs Roy McKittrick all Gary Ind Mrs Thomas Lodgie and Mrs J O LeMar Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman O. Crow
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Watkins Station
Evangelical Church
Winters
Indiana
Flora Mae
Jewel
Caroline
Louise
Indianapolis
Belle Crow
Second Street NW
Ernest
Claude
Gary
Ind
Carl Craemer
Cecil Kirby
Roy McKittrick
Thomas Lodgie
Woman Confesses Abduction and Theft in Iowa
Sheriff Blair reports that Mrs. Charles Esters confessed she and her husband abducted Herschel Swan, deputy county treasurer, on September 2 and robbed the Hamilton County treasurer's office of 2117 dollars. Mrs. Dan Lee is released after questioning. Charles Esters, a Black man, is being questioned. authorities say he maintains his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Charles Blair
Charles Esters
Herschel Swanson
Hamilton County
Dan Lee
G. M. Abernathy
Guy B. Smith
Blair
Belle Dora Crowell Dies After Seven Weeks Ill
Belle Dora Crowell, 516 Sixth Ave SW, died 8 10 p m Saturday after a seven week illness. Born January 28 1854 in Quincy Ohio she moved with her parents to Elkport Ta the same year later to Floyd county. She married Orin L Crowell October 4 1870 and joined the Dunkard church in February 1873. They operated a Cedar Rapids grocery at 439 Fifth Ave SW from 1902 to 1931. Surviving are daughter Laura Belle Walker of Cedar Rapids brother J W Joseph of McDonald Kansas and sister Mrs G W Shook of Topeka Kansas. Funeral 4 30 p m Tuesday Beatty chapel. body to Marble Rock for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dora Crowell
Sixth Avenue
Belle Dora Joseph
Quincy
Logan County
Ohio
Elkport
Floyd County
Orin L. Crowell
Dunkard Church
Cedar
Topeka
Kan
Beatty Chapel
E. F. Austin
Marble Rock
Rain Breaks Run Of Pleasant Days In Cedar Rapids
A stretch of calm weather ended with a rainy Sunday into Monday in Cedar Rapids as showers totaled .63 inch. Temperatures moved from a high of 80 to a low near 60 with midafternoon readings around 68 and 63 at midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Obituary of Joseph Prazak 76 Cedar Rapids resident
Joseph Prazak 76 died at 1 a.m. Monday at his home 1627 Hamilton St. SW after a short illness. Born in Bohemia June 21 1856 he came to Cedar Rapids at age 10 with his parents and lived there ever since. Survived by his wife Anna and four sons Adolph Edward Stanley and Stephen and a predeceased son Robert. Also survived by a sister Mrs Wes Prochaska and a brother Louis Prazak both of Cedar Rapids and seven grandchildren. Funeral at the Lesinger Polansky chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev F D Chada burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Flowers are to be omitted and friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Prazak
Hamilton Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Adolph
Edward
Houston
Tex
Stanley
Oakland
Calif
Stephen
Santa Monica
Robert
Wes Prochaska
Louis Prazak
Lesinger-Polansky
F. D. Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Man Stain Body And Car Disappear
Baraboo Wisconsin. William Paske, 30, was found shot to death near Baraboo Monday. Twenty minutes later his body and the automobile with it disappeared. Paske had spoken of being hijacked over alcohol and resisting further attempts. The body was recovered three hours later beside a road, the car missing after a report to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Wis
William Paske
Paske
Death of George A. Eberle at 923 L Street SW
George A Eberle 76 died at his Cedar Rapids home after a short illness. Born in Germany December 5 1855 he immigrated at 14 and lived on farms in Missouri before moving to Cedar Rapids eleven years ago. Survived by widow two daughters Clara and Lydia Schurtz son George and brother Martin. Funeral arrangements pending at Rohn West Side chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adam Eberle
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
Clara Eberle
Lydia Schurtz
Lancaster
George Eberle
Martin Eberle
Alta Vista
Kaw
Trinity Methodist Church
Rohn West Side Chapel
Bond Market Dips as Rail Stocks Fall on Commission Hints
New York bond dealings weakened Monday with Nickel Plate 6s slipping and other rail carrier loans dropping two or more points before limited support emerged. Second tier transportation stocks fell amid reports the Interstate Commerce Commission favors tighter carrier restrictions. Major rail names such as Pennsylvania, New York Central, Chicago and North Western also declined, while industrials and oils eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware & Hudson
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central
U. S. Steel Common
Case
International Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco
B.” American Telephone
American Can
Johns Manville
North American
United Aircraft
General Motors
General Electric
Radio
Anaconda
Kennecott
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Woolworth
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
NEW York Bonds
NEW YORK /AP
Aote
Interstate Commission
As of
Ohio
Illinoi Sentral
Missa
Chica
North Western
Putea Tealaarenti
United States
Miss Helen Dempsey Dies in Los Angeles
Former Cedar Rapids resident Miss Helen Dempsey died at her mother Mrs Edward Dempseys home in Los Angeles California Saturday word reached cousin Mrs Emil Benesh of 1700 Second Avenue SE She was a niece of D D Dempsey of Dysart a Notre Dame St Marys graduate and her mother is the sole immediate survivor The body will be taken to Dysart Thursday for services at 10 a m with burial in Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dempsey
Cedar Rapids
Dysart
Edward Dempsey
Los Angeles
Calif
Emil Benesh
Second Avenue SE
D. D. Dempsey
St. Mary’s
Notre Dame
Death of Day-Old Peter Feiler in Davenport Burial Planned
Peter Augustus Feiler died at 4 p.m. Sunday at home on Wilson Avenue SW. He is survived by his parents Lawrence Feil er and Mrs. Feil er, two brothers Lawrence George Jr and Jefferson Bernard, and grandmother Mrs. E P Clark of Cedar Rapids. Services were held at 1 p.m. Monday in the home, conducted by Rev. E F Austin, with burial in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Augustus Feiler
Lawrence Feiler
Wilson Avenue
Lawrence George, Jr
Jefferson Bernard
E. P. Clark
Cedar Rapids
E. F. Austin
Davenport
Federation of Women's Clubs to Meet After Summer Vacation
The Federation of Women's clubs will hold its first meeting after summer break on Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. in the library auditorium. Mrs R Lee Taylor will report on the biennial Seattle meeting and Mrs J M Walters will give an address. All women of Marion are invited regardless of club membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
R. Lee Taylor
Seattle
J. M. Walters
Marion
Marion Nature and Garden Club Plans Picnic Outing
The club shifts from the regular meeting to an outing after vacation. Members meet at the city park at 10 am with sandwiches and a covered dish for lunch. If weather fails, the regualr meeting moves to Mrs. K M Saunders home at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Nature and Garden Club
K. M. Saunders
Last Marion Country Club Dinner Dance Scheduled
The last dinner dance at Marion Country Club is set for Tuesday at 6 30 pm Reservations must be made by Monday evening with committee chairs Wr and Mrs Elmer Kudrle Mr and Mrs C O Ingersoll Dr and Mrs J T Grayston Mr and Mrs Harold Ballard Miss Goldie Wood Cedar Rapids listed among the hosts from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Elmer Kudrle
C. O. Ingersoll
J. T. Grayston
Harold Ballard
Goldie Wood
Marion
Harle Boileau
H. C. Evans
McCune Family Back Home After Chicago Wedding
Mr and Mrs H L McCune of El Paso Texas return home Monday after visiting relatives including H L McCune's father and C V McCune of Cedar Rapids who stopped by the H S McCune home en route from Chicago where they attended their son's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCune
el Paso
Texas
Mr. McCune
Chicago
C. V. McCune
Cedar Rapids
H. S. McCune
Community canning kitchen thanks donors and outlines needs
Supervisors in charge express thanks to donors of fruit vegetables and equipment to aid the unemployed this summer. The Nuenswancer brothers Friday gave ten bushels of tomatoes four bushels of beans and two bushels of cucumbers. Produce on hand supports operation Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday. Jars containers and syrup pails are now needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuenswancer Brothers
Presbyterian Meeting Sets Afternoon Missionary Session
The Missionary and Aid societies of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs W T Jackson. Mrs H W Erwin leads devotional exercises on What Seek Ye with Changing Conditions in Korea by Mrs Frank J Cleveland the discussed topic. Mrs R J Williams speaks on Missions in College and Mrs O O Kieckhaefer chairs the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Meeting
Missionary and Aid Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Jackson
H. W. Erwin
Korea
Frank J. Cleveland
R. J. Williams
O. O. Kieckhaefer
Long Files Independent Candidacy for Governor
Des Moines report says J. W. Long, suspended auditor of state, filed as an independent candidate for governor. He completed his second term while suspended for alleged expense padding, ran in the primary and drew over 200000 votes, then exited the race to oppose Gov. Turner. He claims a “little Tammany” at the state house and campaigns mostly in conference rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. W. Long
Long
Dan W. Turner
Karl Fischer
Vinton
Turner
John Fletcher
State House
Seven Traffic Offenders Arraigned In Police Court
Seven traffic offenders pled guilty or were arraigned in police court before Judge Thomas B. Powell. L. R. Walker paid 2 dollars and costs for overtime parking. The others faced speeding charges with various fines and license suspensions for periods up to thirty days. Named defendants include George Nerad Iowa City Kenneth Winter Marion J Coffron 224 Twenty second street NE Robert S 13 First avenue W George Baird 122 Eighth street NW and W Holecek 115 Fifteenth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Powell
L. R. Walker
Second Avenue SE
George Nerad
Iowa City
Kenneth Winter
Marion
J. Coffron
Twenty-second Street NE
Robert S
First Avenue W
George Baird
Eighth Street NW
W. Holecek
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Great Awakening play at Sunshine Mission Tuesday
The Great Awakening a play by Mrs H C Montgomery will be staged at the Sunshine Mission Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. It features Ruth Haberock Evelyn Baumgartner Mildred Narber Paul Evans Leo and Louise Miner Edith Gass and others with Rev E F Austin. Admission is free for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Montgomery
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunshine Mission
Ruth Haberock
Evelyn Baumgartner
Mildred Narber
Paul Evans
Leo
Louise Miner
Edith Gass
J. H. Brague
Byron Heneks
E. F. Austin
Liberty Bonds Close Slightly Up in New York Trading
Liberty bonds in New York closed with U.S. Treasury issues trading near 100.20 as markets paused amid holiday volume. investors weighed treasury demand and inflation expectations in a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
New York
U. SS
Liberty Stes
Ee Ig
Services for Myra Purcell Held at Beatty Chapel
Myra Purcell died at her home 622 Wilson Avenue SW. Funeral services will be held in Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. F. K. Ward. Burial will follow in Dunkard cemetery ten miles north of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Purcell
Wilson Avenue
Beatty Chapel
F. K. Ward
Dunkard Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Barn Fire at Clark Windhurst Farm Spare Livestock
A large barn on the Clark Windhurst farm two and a half miles northeast of Donnan burned. The fire destroyed hay and grain acres but all livestock were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnan
Clark Windhurst Farm
Births Reported for Mason and Hampton Families
Born to Mr and Mrs F E Mason at St Luke s hospital Sept 11 a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs H T Hampton at St Luke s hospital Sept 11 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Mason
Center Point Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. T. Hampton
Maplewood Drive
St. Luke’s Hos
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band Closes Season at Cedar Rapids Pool
A large crowd attended a Sunday concert by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band of Cedar Rapids at the American Legion swimming pool. It marked the season finale as the pool closes for winter and the water is drained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band of
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Poland Family Guests From Milford Visit Booths
S. C. Poland and his daughter Lois Maxine of Milford are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Booth this week. Mrs. Booth is a sister of Mr. Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Poland
Lois Maxine
Milford
Ronald C. Booth
Excelsior Club to Meet Friday Evening at Singleton Home
The Excelsior Agricultural and Literary club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Singleton. Refreshment committee named Mrs H B Hammond Mrs D I Hoskins Mrs Oscar Martin and Mrs Irving Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club
Russell Singleton
H. B. Hammond
D. I. Hoskins
Oscar Martin
Irving Drake
Havorka Family Visits Marion Friends
Mr and Mrs Edward Havorka and their baby from Cedar Rapids visited Marion friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Havorka
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Bell family visit to Mrs Lavisa Bell near WaSunDay
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Bell and their children from near WaSunDay visited Mr Bell s mother Mrs Lavisa Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Bell
Near Wa
Mr. Bell
Lavisa Bell
Pleasant Grove Club to Meet at Michel Home
The Pleasant Grove Community club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Michel for a local gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Community Club
George Michel
Marion Township Farm Bureau to Elect Women’s Project Officers
At the close of the regular meeting of the North and South divisions of the Marion Township Farm Bureau, Thursday at 7 30 p m in Memorial hall, officers for the women s project work of south Marion will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
School Board Meets Saturday in Marion Community Club Office
The township school board gathered Saturday evening in the Marion Community club office to discuss local education matters and plan upcoming agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Marion Community Club
Union evening meeting of local churches ends at Methodist church
The last union evening gathering of Baptist, Christian, ego tional, Methodist, Free Men and Presbyterian churches was conducted Sunday at the Methodist church. J. M. Wright, superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League, delivered an illustrated lecture titled Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wright
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Miss Hazel Peterson Returns Home From Minneapolis Visit
Miss Hazel Peterson returns home after visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Peterson
Charles Hollingsworth
Minneapolis
Mrs Emma Robb Visits Savanna Friends Monday
Mrs Emma Robb traveled to Savanna Illinois Monday morning to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Robb
Savanna, Ill
Beall Family Guests Visit From Rock Island and Phoebus
Mrs. N. R. Beall of Rock Island hosted Saturday and Sunday guests including her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baudoin of Phoebus Virginia. The Baudoin pair were en route to Minneapolis and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Beall
Rock Island
Oliver Baudoin
Phoebus
O'Kelley Family Returns From Iowa City
Mr and Mrs John O Kelley and sister Gertrude Scott traveled to Iowa City. Mrs Scott has been seriously ill and was brought home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’kelley
Iowa City
O’kelley
Gertrude Scott
Family reunion attendance spans Cedar Rapids to Iowa City
Mrs. Sadie O Kelley spent Sunday with her sister in law in Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. J M Albright Leo Voss and Miss Merle Gahan attended the Miller Resler family reunion at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie O’kelley
John Wood
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Albright
Leo Voss
Merle Gahan
Miller-Resler
Iowa City
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Meets Monday Night
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 will hold a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the I O O F hall with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marion Linn D A R Luncheon and Meeting Planned
The Marion Linn chapter of the D A R will host a 1 PM luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. J J Ives home. The afternoon gathering will take place at Mrs. J T Gallivan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Linn
J. J. Ives
J. T. Gallivan
Mrs C R Creglow to entertain U S Circle
Mrs C R Creglow will entertain the U S Circle on Wednesday at 2 30 p m. The event is a social gathering at her home with members of the circle invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Creglow
U. S
Octo Club Meeting At Mrs Blinks Home Tuesday
The Octo club will hold its season meeting on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C. E. Blinks. The gathering is described as a casual social event with potential discussions of upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octo Club
C. E. Blinks
Marion Merchants Fall to Manchester Nine at Legion Park
The Marion Merchants lost Sunday afternoon at Legion Park to a Manchester team by a score of three to two. McConaughy and Rathburh teamed for Marion in the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Legion Park
Manchester
McConaughy
Rathburh
Marion
Conference club meeting at Eleanor Hanna home
The Conference club of the Christian church will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Eleanor Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Club of the Christian Church
Eleanor Hanna
Concord Club Hosts McShanes For Friday Program
The Concord Agriculture and Literary club met Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McShane hosting. Marion Jerarie Towers performed a piano solo and spoke on "My Trip East." Katherine Taube and R. Rietdyk from Chicago gave solos. The next meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Gibson in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Fred McShane
Mar+jerie Towers
Katherine Taube
R. Rietdyk
Chicago
Kendall Gibson
Springville
Annual delinquents party to be hosted by club
The club will hold its annual delinquents party Tuesday evening at the home of EO C. Oxley 780 Eighth Avenue. Before the party the group will be entertained at dinner at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Eo C. Oxley
Eighth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Marion visitors call on Reinbeck couple Sunday
Alfred Voss and John Birmingham of Marion and C G Nyere of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Long in Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Voss
John Birmingham
Marion
C. G. Nyere
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Wilbur Long
Reinbeck
Miss Zita McGuire Visits Relatives in Brainard Minn
Miss Zita McGuire travels to Brainard Minnesota to visit relatives, taking a trip that highlights family connections and a short stay in the city.
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Zita McGuire
Brainard, Minn
Marion lodge to meet for Master Mason degree work
Marion lodge number six of A F and A M holds a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple for Master Mason degree work.
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Marion Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Wirfield Family Week End Visit Highlighted
Mr and Mrs Weston Grape and daughter Ruth from Wirfield spent the weekend in the homes of Mrs Edward Hochreiter and Mr and Mrs C F Price.
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Weston Grape
Ruth
Wirfield
Edward Hochreiter
C. F. Price
Marion Chapter R. A. M. to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Marion Chapter No 10 of the Royal Arch Masons will gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Masonic Temple for their regular meeting with officers and members attending.
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Marion
R. A
Masonic Temple
J B Hammond Visits Daughter in Des Moines
J B Hammond is visiting his daughter Mrs Jeffrey in Des Moines.
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J. B. Hammond
Tghter
Mrs. Jeffrey
Destines
Visitors honor Gibson home Sunday
Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson were Mrs. Gibson's sister, Mrs. Maude Keithly, and her niece, Miss Eleanor Roberts of Springville.
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Frank Gibson
Gibson
Maude Keithly
Eleanor Roberts
Springville
Metho dist Sunday School Class Picnic
The K B B class of the Methodist Sunday school will be entertained Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Miss Lulu Harris home 2222 Tenth Avenue with a picnic supper meat furnished and usual picnic requirements.
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Methodist Sunday School
Lulu Harris
Tenth Avenue
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