Hog Market Shows Mixed Cleanup Selling Amid Steady Averages
Chicago hog prices remained mostly steady with scattered cleanup sales 5 to 10 cents lower and top at 4.25 while demand stayed light across centers. Week results were largely flat, with Cleveland and East St. Louis easing modestly and totals around 7,100 across cities as heavy hogs and mixed butchers moved at 4.20 to 4.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Ay Am't
Market summary for steers cows and sheep
Steers and cows show varied prices with multiple lots listed across markets. Sheep markets weakened on higher supplies with mostly nominal week close. Chicago steady to 25c lower on well finished lambs. East St. Louis nominal as fat lambs fell 25-50c. Cleveland quiet with steady prices. Total around 7,000 head between Chicago and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Total
Market Report: Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices Fall Week
Iowa hog receipts at Des Moines and St Paul show 8 hundred plus head with cash grades down. Cattle futures and fat cows ease 25 cents or more while stockers and feeders mostly steady to lower. Lambs weak to lower with natives and Dakota offerings around 4.75 to 5.35.
Chicago cattle hogs and lambs market report reel
U S Department of Agriculture notes hog receipts about 5000 with 4000 direct, steady to uneven prices for good to choice weights. Cattle arrivals around 300 with demand for strictly choice and lighter weights. steer and heifer prices show broad declines versus prior week. Western and native grasses underprice. lambs mixed with notable drops in fat ewes and feeding lambs.
Cattle Receipts, Prices Mixed at Week’s End in Oklahoma
Receipts show a steady to lower market with most slaughter steers down 25 50 cents. Feeder cattle hold steady while yearlings and cutters fetch varied prices. Cows range 2.25 to 3.50, sows around 3.75, fat lambs up to 5.25, and feeding lambs to 5.00 as week concludes.
Abbreviated Market Report From U S Dept Auction
In a compact livestock market summary the U S Department notes varied bids and prices for cattle calves steers heifers and stockers. prices show declines for light yearlings low grade cattle and some dealers while bulk fed steers and vealers fetch mixed but notable values across weight classes. lambs and native stock also appear with fluctuating quotes.
Receipts Steady as U S Department Reported
The U S Department update shows steady receipts figures with a noted price point of 4 90. A brief summary indicates stable agricultural activity and market indicators during the period observed.
Saturday Hog Prices Across Iowa Markets
Iowa markets report hog prices by weight class. Mason C best sorted light hogs 180-236 lbs at 3.80, 240-260 lbs at 3.60, 270-300 lbs at 3.40, prime 310-350 lbs at 3.20, 400-450 lbs sows around 3.70. Ottumwa lists 140-170 lbs at 2. ps and other ranges show steady to lower, Des Moines quotes 140-170 lbs at 3.25-3.50, 170-300 lbs at 3.25, 300+ lbs around 3.0-3.25, with good and fair packers bids noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S
Minnesota
Seturaat
Mason C
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Fair “Packers
Waterloo
Cattle and Lamb Receipts Mixed as Market Ranges Shift
AP reports U.S. Department of Agriculture data show fed cattle receipts at 300 with varied changes from a week ago. Fed steers and yearlings uneven, light and yearling weights down 50-75c, heavier grades down 25-50c. heifers steady, bulls and vealers mixed, stockers and feeders weaker. Prices cited include fed steers and yearlings around 4.35 with vealers higher, veal at around 6.00, stockers 4.25 to 5.75, and loads of yearlings near 6.00. Lambs to 5.25 top, range 4.25 to 5.25 for feeding lambs, sheep steady, feeders down 25c, ewes up to 3.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyco
South ST. Paul ' S
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
U. 8
Steckers
Ran Ase
Rangers
Famas
Uu. Ogg
Weicht
Bond Market Steady Amid Rail Merger Hope and Freight Gains
New York bond market showed steady activity Saturday with railway loans improving notably. Investors eyed the eastern lines merger while freight car loadings for the week ending Sept 17 rose about 85,000, lifting sentiment. Higher grade loans remained quiet, but several carriers advanced, including Allegheny, Boston and Maine, Chicago and Western Indiana, St. Paul, Erie, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, and Northern Power of American Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Rious Ante Ories
Atleheny Corb
Banta
Boston
Maine
Chicago
Western
St. Paul
Erie
Illinois
Missouri Pacific
Nickelgate
Philli Petroleum
Bond prices and yields in New York closing auctions
New York AP report shows USU bonds and Liberte First issues closing at mixed levels with prices around 101.12 to 103.19, Treasuries near 98.9 to 100.28, and Treasury 45 44-54 quoted at 104.24, indicating modest gains amid thin trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
USU
Liberte First
Cccake Aues
Easury
Zyeesasee
Treasu
Treasury
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
Catalog of mixed Cedar Rapids offerings includes items such as yellow varieties in No. 2 and No. 3 bins, straw, colored springs and rings, Petnee weights, and assorted weights with per pound and per bag pricing. Also listed are California Valencies at 3500 and 5.50, and potato prices per 100 or per barrel with Bremoneefee noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bremoneefee
Chicago Produce Futures Report Oddities in Text
Chicago futures desk notes egg and butter standards with stray OCR garble. Market jargon appears jumbled across Oct and Nov entries, with no clear price or contract details readable for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain prices rise on stock strength and light pressure
Chicago market Saturday saw wheat lead gains amid light selling and broad stock strength. Corn oats and rye advanced with small moves, cash prices higher for wheat and steady for provisions as receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
AP report notes receipts of 227 cars and higher cash market for wheat with No 1 northern around 55 to 56 cents, dark northern 60 to 63 cents, No 2 amber durum 50 to 54 cents, No 3 yellow corn about 26 to 27 cents, and No 3 white oats near 16 cents. Market activity reflects multiple varieties and near term price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago A de Fae
Minneapolis
Cash Grain Patrol
Goleaéltec
Flour Market Prices Advance in Standard Middlings
Fragmentary market note shows standard middlings priced around 8.50 to 9.00 per unit. No additional details on buyers sellers or localization available.
Foreign exchange rates noted in New York market
Foreign exchange rates from New York markets show varied bids across major currencies. France, Italy, Belgium, and Germany display specific rates, with Sweden, Denmark, and Switzerland also listed alongside Shanghai and Montreal figures, reflecting a broad cross rate snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
France
Italy
Beloit
German
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Chicago Produce Markets Quiet as Prices Hold Steady
AP dispatch from Chicago markets notes steady poultry and produce prices. Receipts total 7,498 with dull trading. cobbler potatoes and russets show mixed quotes across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Ohio regions. Creamery items and eggs remain firm with extras and firsts priced, while carrot supplies ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota
Hollandale
Minsandland
Ohio
North Dakota
Red River
New York Eggs Receipts Show Mixed Colors Firm
AP report notes egg receipts totaling 16 700 with firmness in whites and prices for nearby and Midwestern hennery offerings. Specials on premium marks around 39 to 46 cents per dozen, with mediums 25 to 30 cents and pullets 22 to 24 cents. overall receipts 4 720 firm, cream grade 92 score 20 percent. Centralized turkey cat sales show weak demand. live poultry nominal with no quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local Girl Injured When Struck By Car
Bonnie Jean Westinghouse five was struck by a car driven by Robert Jack on B avenue at Third street NW at 12 15 p m Saturday. The child was taken to Mercy hospital with a slight concussion and facial bruises. Jack said the child ran into the road and was knocked to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Avenue
Third Street NW
Bonnie Jean Westinghouse
M. W. Westinghouse
B Avenue N
Robert Jack
Nineteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Jack
Pug’s Arm and Glider Sheets Spark Yard Tale
Willie Willis downplays Pug’s broken arm while explaining the improvised glider made from sheets. The anecdote centers on improvised craft and a humorous, downhearted exchange. No further facts are provided about location or timeline.
Local Hog and Calf Market Steady on Saturday
Hog prices on the local market remain steady with no changes Saturday and the top at 3.65 dollars. Calf market lists Choilee 140-180 lbs at 4.00 to 5.00, Good ice 130-190 lbs around 3.00 to 4.00, and 130 lbs calves at about 3.50. Sheep market shows Choice 75-85 lbs at 4.25 to 5.25, with heavier slaughter weights improving in quality.
Wall Street stocks rise as rails lead gains on firm commodities
Stocks edged higher on Saturday with railroad issues advancing led by Baltimore and Ohio New York Central Pennsylvania Chesapeake and Ohio Lehigh Valley and New Haven up a point or two. Santa Fe Union Pacific and others gained while motors stayed quiet and oil prices steadied. Trading volume neared 1.2 million shares as steel output showed rosier prospects amid signs of slow demand revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lehigh Valley
New Haven
Santa Fee
Union Pacific
J. I. Case
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
American Telephone
Peoples Gas
Western Union
Macy
Mack Truck
Quotations from Saturdays market list
A dense OCR list shows items from Furnished E. Bennett & Co. to Worth column notes. It includes numerous stock names, percentages, and prices such as 8% Hupp Motors, 4% Air Reduction, 61% Ills Central, Alaska Jun 9, 213%, Allied Chem .83, Allis Chalmers 12, Amerada 21%, Amn Can .57, Johns Manville 32%, Mo Kansae 11%, Nash Motors 17%, Bethlehem Steel 38, Consolidated Oil 1%, Seaboard Air 5% and many others. The entry resembles a stock quotations page with multiple ticker lines and percentage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bennett & Co
Noss
Amn Int'l Corp
Kelsey Hayes
Kelvinator
Amn
Bite Lig & Myers
Vs. Inc
Amn Wat
Wks
Lorillard P
McKeesport
McKesson Rob
May Dept Sto
Atchison Tsf
Atlantic
Auburn Au
Mo Pat RR
Aviation Corp
Mont Ward
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corpn
Balto Ohio
Nash Motors
Barnsdale A
Nat Biscuit
Beatrice Cryp
Bendix
Best and Co
Iy Beth. Steel
Pow & L
Pia . i
Phillips Pet My P
Rmcm &T. P
Pullman Co
Ryster Motor
Radio Corpn
Rvice
Die Keith
Gonzoleam
Consol Oil
Moe
Curtis Wricht
Calif
Vison Che
Gren
Eermee
Elec
Aie
Studebaker
Erie RR
Uni
Uni Corp
Wabash
Paige
Warner A Ce
Great War
Unio
Westehuse
Westeuise
White Motors
Wonworth
Deserter Surrenders to Return to Navy
Ralph Palmer, 25, who claimed desertion from the U S Navy base No 2 at Staten Island New York, surrendered to Sergeant Jess Clift in the business district and requested to be sent back to the navy. He was then taken for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Palmer
United States Navy
Staten Island
N. Y
Jess Clift
Navy
Marion couples seek marriage licenses and registrations
George S. McLaud and Ruth Holubar of Marion appear for a marriage license. Wade licenses are applied for. Harlan F. Benner of Honolulu and Annie M. Jack of Linn County are noted in the license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. McLaud and
Ruth Holubar
Marion
Wade
Harlan F. Benner
Honolulu
Annie M. Jack
Linn County
City Briefs and Personal Items
Mrs. W J Reese who has been seriously ill at her home at 376 Seventeenth Street SE is showing improvement. Maude J Coffman sues Tony Cantanzaro for 100 in rent due and unpaid in a petition filed in Superior Court Saturday. For a big selection of places to buy fresh home grown fruit vegetables and spring fries see the Good Things to Eat column in The Gazette Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Reese
Seventeenth Street
Maude J. Coffman
Tony Cantanzaro
Superior Court
The
Gazette
H. H. Piechler
Leander Fiedier
Cuba City
Wis
Frances Ortscheid
Carol
Galena, Ill
Paul Fiedler
Sophomores Win Pushball Game at Coe Field
The sophomores defeated the freshmen 2 to 1 on Coe athletic field Friday afternoon. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Coe Athletic Field
Druggists’ Convention Trip For Iowa Leader
E. L. Beezley president of the Iowa State Pharmaceutical association left Friday for Boston to attend the National Association of Retail Druggists convention to be held there September 27 through 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Beezley
Iowa State Pharmaceutical Association
Boston
National Association of Retail Druggists
Men’s Bible Class to entertain at Central Park church
The St Paul Methodist men's Bible class will entertain Sunday from 9 45 to 10 45 a m by the Central Park Presbyterian men's group at B avenue and Seveniteenth street NE A program will be presented and all Central Park church men are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Methodist Church
Central Park Presbyterian Church
B Avenue
Seveniteenth Street
Central Park Church
Speeding Fine Suspended in Police Court Plea
Dale Stentz received a suspended fine of 15 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to speeding in police court Saturday. John Welch chose jail over paying 2 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a muffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stentz
John Welch
St Pauls Methodist Boys Campfire Opens Season
A campfire program on the R H Terry farm eight miles north of Cedar Rapids on highway 11 opened the boys activities season for St Pauls Methodist church Friday evening. One hundred thirty five boys and their fathers attended with talks by Dr A A Brooks and John Winter. Games songs a ghost hunt and a wiener roast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Terry
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
A. A. Brooks
John Winter
Newsies Enjoy State Show Courtesy Visit at Theater
Through Emmet Lockard the State theater manager, Alex Fidler and The Gazette newsboys visited Friday night. They watched Congorilla the film, met Martin Johnsons Africa picture, and saw the State serial The Last of the Mohicans. The boys thank Mr Lockard for his courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsies
Emmet Lockard
State Theater
Alex Fidler
The
Gazette Newsboys
Congorilla
Martin Johnson
Africa
James Fenimore Cooper
Mr. Lockard
What The Church May Expect From Young People
The Second Evangelical church at Eighteenth avenue and Ninth street SW will host a 7:30 Sunday service on the theme What The Church May Expect from Young People and What Young People May Expect from The Church. Rev. Lowell 8 Orth to lead with morning worship at 10 45 and a sermon Recovering The Spirit Of Pentecost. Sunday school starts at 9 45. Christian Endeavor is not meeting this week. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Evangelical Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Lowell
Orth
Mechanic's Lien Action Involving Meister Plumbing Supply
After a hearing in district court Judge John T. Moffit considers a $117.08 mechanic's lien action by Robert Meister and W. C. Meister doing business as Meister Plumbing Supply. The Meisters claim they supplied a heating plant and hot water heater for premises tied to Ralph Knolk Hazel Knolk under a real estate contract. They allege Barnoske, who is a defendant, orally reduced the consideration to be received in exchange for the improvements. Barnoske denies the amendment’s allegations. The plaintiffs seek a lien established against the defendants' interest in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meister
W. C. Meister
Meister Plumbing Supply Company
John T. Moffit
Ralph Knolk
Hazel Knolk
Meisters
Knolks
George Barnoske
Barnoske
Knosks
Collection on Insurance Surrender Ordered in O Heron Case
By foreclosure of pledge under two life policies of Ed J. O Heron the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co was directed by Judge John T Moffit to pay 1350 05 to Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Co as administrator of the George W Tom s estate on surrender of the policies The plaintiff administrator sought surrender value of the policies for alleged indebtedness of O Heron to Tom s The credit of 1327 20 was to be applied on the debt after costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. O’heron
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
John T. Moffit
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
George W. Toms
O’heron
Toms
Dismissal of $2900 Damage Suit Against Western Union
Mrs. Ida B. Wenner of Hewett Minnesota had sued the Western Union Telegraph Co for $2900 alleging she did not receive a message about her mother's death. Judge H C Ring dismissed the action at plaintiff's cost after the defendant's demurrer was sustained on December 30, 1930, with ten days to amend but no amendment filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ida B. Wenner
Hewett, Minn
H. C. Ring
Marek Girl Awarded 400 Dollars in Injury Suit
Ruth Marek, 12, was awarded 400 dollars in a personal injury suit filed by her father W. J. Marek against J. A. Francis of Grass Creek Wyoming. Judge H C Ring rendered the decree after a jury trial was waived. The injuries occurred when struck by a car on highway 161 near Western on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marek
W. J. Marek
J. A. Francis
Grass Creek
Wyo
H. C. Ring
Marek
Francis
Prisoner Freed From Jail on Medical Grounds
Clifford Dinnell, 39, sentenced to one year in county jail for larceny of domestic fowls. Judge H. C. Ring ordered release on Saturday to allow care for appendicitis while the case is reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dinnell
H. C. Ring
Gage
Dinnell
Disputed Motor Vehicle Registration Charge Dropped
Glen Igenfritz of Paralta, age 22, had a district court case dismissed before Judge H. C. Ring. He had pled not guilty on July 13 to a charge under state law on motor vehicle registration certificates alleging a car with an engine number not matching the registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Igenfritz
Paralta
H. C. Ring
Silgenfritz
Cresco Man Sentenced on Statutory Charge in Linn County Court
Norman Gager, 31, of Cresco, received a 60 day jail term in Linn County District Court after pleading guilty to a statutory charge. Judge H. G. Ring credited him with 26 days already served and accepted a withdrawal of his earlier not guilty plea entered May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gager
Cresco
Linn County
H. G. Ring
Gager
Rent Judgment Against Toney Hejda Granted
Judge John T. Moffit awards $358.42 to John Diask F J Diask and God frey Dilask from Toney Hejda for a rent debt. The judgment establishes the amount due and order of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diask
F. J. Diask
Godfrey Dilask
John T. Moffit
Toney Hejda
Judge Grants W A Judgment Over Account Claim
Judge A B Clark grants W A judgment of 206.94 against H L Lindley on an account claim in a brief ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udge A. B. Clark
W. A
H. L. Lindley
Budds divorce granted after cruel treatment
Golda Budd aged 33 is granted a divorce from Myron A Budd 36 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. A mechanic's lien action brought by John F Dedic against Joe Walker was settled by stipulation between the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Budd
Myron A. Budd
John F. Dedic
Joe Walker
Receivership Receives Second Quarterly Report Approval
Judge H. C. Ring approved the second quarterly report in the Coggon State Bank receivership. Appraisers named to this receivership include J. J. McAreavy, R. P. Drexler, S. D. Houston, C. P. Houston, and Dr. I. B. Ondler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon State Bank
H. C. Ring
J. J. McAreavy
R. P. Drexler
S. D. Houston
C. P. Houston
I. B. Ondler
Death of Pioneer Will J Smouse of Rapid City
Will J Smouse long time Rapid City resident and pioneer businessman died at 329 Third Avenue SW at 4 50 p m Friday Born in Dixon Illinois he came to the city in 1860 and lived here continuously He is survived by a widow a brother John Baker Smouse a sister Mrs T Giberson another sister Miss H Mable Smouse and a niece Belle G iberson Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel Sunday at 2 p m with C A Tiffany officiating burial in Linwood cemetery Flowers declined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Smouse
Third Avenue
Dixon, Ill
Sadlery
John Baker Smouse
T. Giberson
Belle Giberson
Rapid City
S.D
H. Mable Smouse
Cedar Rapids
Smouse
Turner Chapel
C. A. Tiffany
Scientist Reader
Linwood Cemetery
Death of John H. Jordan Found in Binghamton Car Bed
John H. Jordan aged 43, former Cedar Rapids resident, was found dead in a show room house car at P. C. Walster and Son in Binghamton New York where he had lived recently as a lodging guest. Coroner cites heart trouble. Survived by wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Jordan
Cedar Rapids
P. C. Walster
Charles Jordan
Union Station
John Jordan
Leonard Lowry dies in Duluth after long illness
Leonard Lowry died at his Duluth home at 6 40 am on Monday after a seven month illness. He leaves his widow two sons Leonard E of Chisholm Minn and Louis V of Duluth Minn and a daughter Mrs Jake Osbort of Chisholm Minn. A former Waverly Ia resident he was a G A R member. The body will be brought for burial later with calling at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lowry
Duluth
Ohio
Leonard E
Chisholm
Minn
Louis V
Jake Osbort
Waverly
Lowry
Turner Chapel
Mrs Mary Fuller Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mary Fuller wife of George E Fuller of 1523 Sixth Street NW died at the family home at 5 am Saturday after a short illness. Born in Germany on April 1 1865 she had lived in Cedar Rapids more than 25 years. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Mary Dedo of Kansas City and two brothers in Germany. Chapel services from 7 to 9 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fuller
George E. Fuller
Sixth Street
Funeral for Mrs Speck Held at Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie L Speck were conducted by Rev A E Rather in Beatty chapel at 2 30 pm Sunday Burial followed at Linwood cemetery Friends could call at the chapel Saturday evening from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speck
Jennie L. Speck
Beatty Chapel
A. E. Rather
Linwood Cemetery
Man kills wife and self in Memphis county area
Henry Brown aged 29 former Memphis State Bank cashier faced embezzlement charges and died with his wife in a double tragedy. Their bodies were discovered in his car six miles west of Memphis late Friday night in a death by own action pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Mich
INS
Memphis State Bank
Henry Brown
Here
Linn County Government Facts From Marion Tax Report 1931
The article presents Linn County government facts focusing on Marion city finances. It states the 1931 total tax levy for Marion was 151889.99 dollars and references Linn County financial reporting. The notes imply an ongoing series on county government finances and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Linn County Financial Report
Farewell Courtesy For Rev. James Alcock At Congregational Church
About fifty members and friends of the Congregational church gathered at Mrs. Belle Norths home on Friday evening to bid farewell to Rev. James Alcock and his wife as they prepare to move to Riverhead New York. Reverends Walters Clemo and Menizer and others spoke. Alcock urged continuing church work and shared responsibilities. Mrs Alcock received a gift from the Priscilla Guild. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Belle North
James Alcock
Riverhead
N. Y
John M. Walters
W. Cc. Clemo
B. F. Menizer
Alcock
Big Ticket Sale For Grid Game Between Marines and Independents
The Marion Marines vs Rock Island Independents game at Legion Park Sunday 2:30 pm headlines strong local lineup. Players include Dick Straley Lyons Hardenbrook Gibson Messenger Stahl Leroy Slauson Putrick Petrusch Peterson Bishop Gipp Dolan Kulish Dale Peterson Cisler Brooks and former Gopher stars Messenger Stahl and Bishop. Rock Island lists Hickman Santry and Scherer among its roster. Tickets available at Hallwood's Roy Mack's Smoke Shop and Owen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Marines
Rock Island Independents
Legion Park
Dick Straley
Lyons
C. Hardenbrook
H. Gibson
Messenger
Stahl
Leroy
Slauson
Petrusch
D. Peterson
Bishop
H. Gipp
Dolan
Kulish
Dale Peterson
Cisler
Brooks
Gopher
Rock Island
Hickman
Northwestern
Scherer
Notre Dame
Schroeder
Michigan
Stengel
Illinois
Santry
Bradley Tech
Hallwood
Roy Mack
Owen
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Local Baptist Pastor
The Rev William H Bridwell pastor of the Baptist church was honored at a surprise party Friday evening by church deacons and families for his birthday. Twenty one attended a picnic supper featuring a large birthday cake. He received a money gift. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Alexander and son Richard, Mr and Mrs J D Pope and son James, Mr and Mrs A E Cubbison and daughters Cleo and Beatrice, Mr and Mrs Dewey Lint and daughter Theola, Mr and Mrs Earl Eckhart, Mr and Mrs Charles Fikers, Miss June Leaf, and the Bridwell family with their three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
the Baptist Church
Mr. Bridwell
William Alexander
Richard Alexander
J. D. Pope
James
Reading Circle Opens New Club Year With Picnic
Reading Circle began its new year with a Friday picnic at Thomas park. Fourteen members attended the luncheon. Retiring president Mrs. Mary English spoke, and Mrs. George Kindler Jr led the meeting. Roll call yielded vacation reminiscences as the program committee announced year books and plans to study Iowa and famous women with first regular meeting Friday at 2:30 pm at Mrs. Ida Hall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Thomas Park
Mary English
George Kindler, Jr
George Kandler
Rachel Ives
L. A. Levasseur
Iowa
Ida Hall
West Marion Garden Club Elects Officers
Mrs. Frank J. Cleveland was elected president at the West Marion Garden Club meeting held Thursday at Mrs. Edward Manson's home near Marion. Mrs. Raymond Larson became vice president, and Mrs. Don Atwater was chosen secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Sam Bear spoke on her Yellowstone trip with pictures. Mrs. David Gott presented a paper on how flowers got their names and read a nature poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Marion Club
Frank J. Cleveland
West Marion
To World Series
Mr and Mrs A J Elder Friday left for New York City where they will attend the world series. They expect to visit Atlantic City Terre Haute and Chicago before their return. They will be gone two weeks. Mr and Mrs W S Starbuck have returned home after a visit with relatives in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Elder
New York City
Atlantic City
Terre Haute
Chicago
Sunday Baptist Sunday School Rally Day
Members of the Baptist Sunday school are asked to meet at the church Sunday at 10 am. The rally day will be observed with the program beginning at 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday
United Press reports daylight saving time ends Sunday as communities return to standard time at 2 a.m. Set clocks back to 1 a.m. or, per watch makers, set them ahead 11 hours to avoid mechanism wear.
Cooperation Of Social Service In Public Health Nursing
E M Sunley of the University of Iowa extension division addressed the district five convention of registered nurses at city hall on Friday afternoon. Fifty five nurses from Iowa City Monticello Anamosa Grinnell and Cedar Rapids attended to learn how social service agencies can support nursing work, emphasizing that even the best nurse needs proper supplies and coordination to care for patients effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Sunley
Social Welfare Bureau
University of Iowa
Mr. Sunley
Mrs Mix Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Hollywood Mrs Tom Mix circus aerialist and wife of the movie star rested comfortably at Cedars of Lebanon after an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
INS
Tom Mix
The
Cedars of Lebanon
Marion area social notes and updates
Bob Hennessey visits Atkins and Marion friends while Mrs Willis Younkin of Montrose visits in Marion with Rev W E Fisher family. Benny Jane born Sep 21 to Tom and wife at 440 Twenty second St. Rally day for Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society with Miss Bernita Sebern leading lesson on Getting Off To A Good Start. Miss Tressie Agne bridal shower. Handicraft club meeting postponed. Marjorie Mekota ill with scarlet fever. Betty Mae Jayne funeral attended by Marion relatives. Gerald Harvey born to Harvey and wife near Marion. Sunshine division honors Milburns moving to Missouri. several local visitors and travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Bernita Sebern
Mrs Taube and Sister Visit California Relatives
Mrs H Weeeet not from her sister Mrs A J Taube written at Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Taube left last Saturday for California for a visit with relatives including Mr Taube's mother Mrs Rose Taube who is 95 years old.
Weare Lake Relocation Reported to Local Homes
Weare Lake has moved from the John Oliver home and has taken rooms in the John Rohrer home, according to residents. The change involves occupancy shifts between the two houses and is noted by neighbors.
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Weare Lake
John Oliver
John Rohrer
Christian Endeavor post office meeting and visitors
A Christian church Christian Endeavor post office meeting is set for Sunday at 6 30 p m with Verle Breed leading on the topic Getting Off To a Good Start. Visitors include Bert Lisk of Elizabeth Illinois visiting his son Jack Lisk and relatives. Mrs L K Owen visited Savanna with Alma Johnson and J J Benson. P H Bell from Cherokee visited in Davenport with siblings Dan and Mrs Hickey. Gerald Gordon and spouse spent Friday in Davenport. A group of girls honored Daisy Alcock at a farewell party with a skating event and a watermelon feast. twelve girls were present.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Verle Breed
Bert Lisk
Elizabeth, Ill
Jack Lisk
Mrs. Lisk
P. H. Bell
Dan Hickey
Daisy Alcock
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