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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
2
Roadster and touring models listed with chassis details 1-1925 1-192 1-122 and 1-191 percent. Coupes and roadsters highlighted under model numbers 3-192 1-192 1-192n 1-192. A catalog style notice notes open Sunday mornings for showroom and test rides.
Special to Daily Times reports several local movements and events. Mr and Mrs Thomas Owen depart for Carlile Pa after weeks with John and Harsh Owen. State Hospital Grant Hill Jesse McEltree and Charles Pears head to Iowa City for medical exams. Missionary Society hosts mothers and daughters meeting with about 125 expected. Mr and Mrs A E Kepford return from a two week vacation in Ohio and beyond. Mrs Hosea McKinney entertains 35 Bible class members for a garden party honoring her mother in law Mrs Ransom Meekinsney of Houston. Dwight Lupin and Lucile Lupton wed in Marshalltown, Luptons plan Cedar Rapids home. Natalie Lupton to Cresco for extended visit, stops in Waterloo. Melvin Speage attends Red Cross in Des Moines. Vern Baker family to Martin Sd camping. J L Lupton assisting.
A stream of social mentions describes visits by Frank Jensen of Des Moines and Mrs. Homer Nichols of Glidden to Dysart, trips to St. Louis and Reinbeck, and kinship ties. It notes the death of Mrs. Wi Burn She at 66, Adolph Niemeier’s disappearance from Independence State hospital, and various relatives traveling for family events, education milestones, and church activities. A funeral for Lance Fordyce is recorded, with interment in Dysart Cemetery.
John Hessenious was taken to Hampton hospital after a dental extraction. He had been in poor health for some time and left earlier this morning for the hospital. He is expected to remain for two or three days for observation and recovery.
William Herman former resident of the southeast of Vinton led a delegation representing Vinton Evangelical congregations at a recent Evangelical convention in Tripoli Iowa. He was accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Shellsburg notes June graduates including Delbert Ribbie and Marr Eldridge from college. Marie Me lCorkle attends Coelege. Lily Burns and Gladys Uazen attend State University of Iowa. Ina State Teachers College at Cedar Falls lists Margaret Hagen. Iowa State College at Ames includes another graduate.
Atkins June. Old officers were reelected for the coming year at the Atkins Savings Bank annual session. Cashier W A Rosier reported the bank made satisfactory growth during the last year.
Police suspect murder after an aged woman and her two grandchildren were found burned in a Long Island cottage near the Jamaica marshes. Mrs Mary Ponczelli Masola, 4, and John Masola, 2, were killed with a club blow and stabbing, with initial reports of death by fire later corrected by autopsy.
Mrs. Lewis Wright marked her fifty first birthday with family and friends as visitors from Weronka South Dakota and Cedar Rapids joined locals. Delbert Waltz returned to Chicago, while Hazel’s fourteenth birthday was celebrated with a dinner party hosted by Mrs J G Frank and gifts given by friends. Local and neighboring residents traveled to Keokuk Iowa City and Waterloo for events and medical consultations.
Washington primary results show Smith W. Brookhart gaining the Republican nomination for U S Senate as his brother J L Brookhart trails for renomination to the state senate. Complete returns give Carden a slim lead in the latter race.
Hog market notes show a new high with prices around 15.10 at latest trade. Yesterday’s record stood at 14.85, while overall activity included sales of strawberries offered for home delivery via Dan Bryan’s store and Mrs Ed Evans at phone 609.
Summary of livestock receipts and price trends across multiple markets including Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Louis, Sioux City, and South Omaha. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts show mixed to higher prices with sheaves and yearlings noted, and futures/board activity referencing Chicago grain and produce movements. Key figures include Kansas City early gains for hogs and cattle, St. Louis hogs up to 14.70, and Sioux City hogs advancing to the mid 14s.
Neighbor advice leads Bea Meacham and Mrs Mase Williams to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report renewed energy and ability to work, joining a nationwide stream of letters praising the remedy for run-down overworked women. The ad extols roots and herbs and fifty years of health assistance on the Sunlit Road to better health.
A Marshalltown resident, Talim, sustained a serious chest wound from an apparent firearm discharge. Investigators say the shooter fired after an altercation with Miss Talim near Siméer and colleagues. Police reported the event as a gun injury with the suspect unidentified and no further details available.
Local county associations gear up for Friday meetings with opening remarks by H G Krose and EL J Sekwah. Topics include forming stronger shipping federations, membership drives, and federation needs. Speeches feature Be Benton and Chicago producers officials with focus on regional cooperation.
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