Correspondents Advised on Mail Schedule for Fourth of July Week
The note asks Kindy mail correspondence one day earlier next week due to July 4th holiday. The Express office observes the holiday, affecting letter deadlines and delivery.
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Express Office
Social page notes from Richland Center area
Richland Center items record visits and calls among local families. Sons and daughters from Monticello Cedar Rapids Onslow and Dubuque appear with church events birthdays weddings and travel. Rev Henry Marks contemplates calls while daily life includes hospital stays and travels across Iowa.
Elegant Center Junction Wedding of Eloise Young and Merle Mather
Eloise V Young and Merle E Mather wed at Center Junction with Rev F C Worcester presiding. Attendants included Betty Young and Winfred Mather. A four course dinner followed for thirty guests as out of town relatives joined locals.
Local notes and visits mark a busy Anamosa area week
A flurry of family visits celebrations and health updates across Anamosa and nearby towns. Amber Otte hosts relatives to celebrate a birth anniversary with Glenn Russell Ed Helvens and others in attendance. Arthur Hanna of Cedar Rapids visits his aunt Delco Yount while neighbors travel for family gatherings and weekends with kin. A window into farm life shows cattle and hog shipments to Chicago and a lightning strike on Will Husman’s herd. Police report a small depot burglary at the Northwestern depot with money drawer rifled and cash taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte
Delco Yount
J EL Johnson
Pla
Hans Agvard
Anamosa
Margard
Rob Hanken
Paul Hanken
Otto Danneman
Will Husman
Husman
Henry Holmes
Carl Barnes
Charles Michels
Mercy Hospital
Francis Wroblewski
Monticello
John Gray
Will Rickels
H. E. Stingley
Center Junction
Ed Duncan
Sheri Rodenhofer
Jackson Happy Hour Club
J. FE. Johnson
Clara Zeadon
Will Zimmerman
Viola
Martin Bray
Delca Yount
Cudford van Slyke
John Tallman
Mor- Mew
Onslow Missionary Society Meets for Annual Guest Day
The Onslow missionary society will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon for its annual guest day. Various residents attend events in nearby towns, including weddings in Washington and visits to Iowa City. A heavy rain disrupted travel as Rev. Charles of Cedar Rapids preached and plans for next Sunday were announced.
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the Missionary Society
C. R. Smith
Washington
Iowa
Vera Paul
Jennie Smith
Iowa City
Miss Paul
Mongar
C. R Smith
George Lyons
Joseph Wasson
Chicago
B. F. Walters
Howard Vickson
O.S .Yoming
R. Chatterton
Lo“et
George French
Elsie
Laura Holst
Luella Orr
Ethel Mann
Ruby
Irma Carl
Dorothy Buck
Gertrude
Ruth Sears
Marguerite Tebo
Genevieve Smith
Martha Easler
Hal Smith
Genevieve
Maquoreta
Harriet Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Death of August Lund in McDonald Hospital
Scotch Grove August Lund died Saturday in McDonald hospital after a brief illness. He was about 548 years of age and survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral services will be at 1 o'clock today at the family home and Wayne Coey ter church, with burial in the adjoining cemetery. The report also notes a recent Women's Community club meeting led by Mrs. Bert Kiburz featuring Schubert music and a historical talk.
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Clarence
Stanley
Carl Troxle
Des Moines
Fred Preas
W. J. Leech
Eileen
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Livingstone
F. L. Himebaugh
F. ©. Livingstone
R. G. Mead
Kansas City
Hollyce
Jack
Moon
Isreal
Tomlinson
Center Junction Theater
W. S. Pangburn
R. A. Naylor
Constance
Carol
Steck
Frances
Monticello
Long
John Livingstone
Lucille
F. L. Story
Olin
Aledo
A. D. Millican
Milligan
C. C. Livingstone
Roberta
George French
May
Onslowy
Erne Dreibelbis
Waterloo
August Lund
McDonald Hospital
Thomas Schoon
Wayne Coeyter
Will
Esther Sinchar
Avert
Edwin Kiburz
Jean Royden
Mildred Doden
Caroline Kiburz
Vienna centenary concerts highlighted by King of Song tribute
A report notes a Vienna centenary celebration for a famed composer with a 70 000 voice chorus in a public park and a 120 000 voice opening hymn. United States singing societies send delegates while Mrs Kiburz and others perform in an afternoon program.
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United States
Schubert
Vienna
Kiburzy
F. D. Sutherland
J. J. Bussett
Center Point
E. C. Hughes
Otto Powlishta
Oxford Junction
L. B. Callahan
Marion
Matilda Husman
Monti
Snowy week social notices from Ames and neighbors
Sand Spring ice creamery shipped goods from here last Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs H E Pride and James of Ames hosted supper with R E Chaplin home Tuesday evening. Goss visited from Hard Scrabble Wednesday. Langs toured Monticello Saturday. Behrends and Otting families from Farley caravanned to Cedar Rapids Sunday. Dave Wilson entertained Sunday with Eggiman family dinner.
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Carl Rickels
Jacob Leesekamp
Scotch Grove
H. J. Wismaier
Adam Reichart
McCannon
Monticello
John Schweitzer
Sidney
Janaan
Cedar Rapids
Henry Marks
Presbyterian Church
Onstow
Arizona
Fort Dodge
Patricia Tuel
John McDonald Hospital
Monticelo
George Rieniers
Jake Arduser
Arthur Kiburz
Sumner Case
Kansas City
Will Burrichter
Martin Burrichter
Clara Burrichter
Adele Meter
Harry Ireland
W. Behrends
Eda
Will Balsiger
Henry Che
Will Bal_ sizer
Farm Bureau
Amos
Fred Lehman
John Yael
C. Beeman
Velma Cartright
Clarence Gregory
Marion
G. L. Buol
Gertrude Arduser
Sand Spring
Carl Hein
Robert Dietiker
Anamosa
Paul Allen
Harry Guyan
Melvin Hein
Page
John Voss
J. W. Schweitzer
Janaan Schweitzer
Sam Clark
Oliver Kiburn
Greegary
J. Pearson
Springville
George L. Buol
Lester Schofield
Lillian Allamand
Abe Allamand
Onslow
Jake Manternach
Marvaret McCormick
Joseph
Temple Tull
HL. Wisimpier
Mary Ellen
Joyce Flaine
Leonard
J. A. Hoag
Famly
Charles Grenewala
Milwaukee
George Hein, Jr
Worf. Wright
John Wright
Seotch Grove
Jake Lang Eunice
Alda Buol
Laura Lehmann
John Sehweitver
George
Ella
Wayne Yousse
Oliver Kiburz
Mroo
John Hein, Jr
Jimly
Dubuque
Lena Bohren
Frit Bot Ren
John Yossi
Herman Holtman
Ruth
Len Buol
Jamiin Schweitzer
Jobin Schweizer Jr
the Reformed Church
Grace Sackett
Christian Endeavor
Waterloo
Stout
Iowa
Marks
Wil) Balsiger
Cap Arduser
Leonard Durst
Velma Nichols
Charles Schneiter
Naomi Hein
Chris Balsiger
Leah
Eugene
Barbara Allen
Margaret Hein
Lucile Yossi
Reformed Church
W. Suthers
Dean Curtis
Lorra
S. A. Burkey
Martha Buol
Elsie Winch
McDonald Hospital
Len Bual
Emmelyn Hoffman
Vanda Ely
H. L. Wismeier
Ben Redmond
Tobe Caspers
Cedar Falls
Ulrich Schilt
Castle Grove
Carl Sehneiter
Ice Creamery Company
Rand
H. E. Pride and James
Ames
Clark
Wisconsin
L. A. Chaplin
Manchester
R. E. Chaplin
RE. Goss
J. Lang, Jr
W. H. Behrends
H. Otting
Farley
Dave Wilson
Fred Eggiman
Local social notes from Cascade and Monticello area
Residents and visitors listed include Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson Marian Kemp LaRue DeShaw Lester Wilson Catherine Marcella and Mary Clement of Cascade Florence Murray and Florence Lorang visiting Clement home, Homer Brooks family of Wyoming, Mrs Shaffer selling strawberries in Monticello, Lillian Slauson and others spending weekends in Monticello. Church and Sunday activities noted with various names and gatherings around Cascade and Monticello.
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Delaware
Frank Wilson
Marian Kemp
LaRue DeShaw
Lester Wilson
Catherine
Marcella
Mary Clement
Cascade
Florence Murray
C. Stevenson
Florence Lorang
Clement
Homer Brooks
Wyoming
F. M. Johnson
Hopkinton Couple wed in Des Moines home ceremony
Roy Marolf of Hopkinton married Angie L. Stone of Edgewood at the Des Moines home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Noble. The bride is a daughter of Myron L. and Mrs. Stone of Edgewood and taught at Ells Center school after high school. The groom, son of Alfred and Mrs. Marolf, is a Lenox College graduate and former athletic coach at Edgewood high school. They plan a home near Hopkinton after July 15 and will spend two weeks with the groom’s parents.
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Roy Marolf
Angie L. Stone
Edgewood
Earl Noble
Des Moines
Noble
Myron L. Stone
Town State Teachers College
Ells Center School
Alfred Marolf
Hopkinton
Hopkinton High School
Lenox College
Edgewood High School
Marolf
Margaret Helserman
Manchester
Lenox
Lee Joslyn
Chicago
Villa Park
Archie Wheeless
Loraine
Elaine
Carl
Strawberry Point
A. T. Wheeless
R. P. Wheeless
J. Wiltsie
Notable weekend notices from Dubuque and surroundings
Sunday school convention attendees Birdent Hawking and Cascade join others. Several residents travel for state and university events, including Mary Zeuch and family, and many plan visits to Minnesota and Wisconsin. A fatal burglary at Earl Foss implement store ends with vigilante verdict. A. F. Dawson resigns as Davenport bank president. Irvin J. Green named successor effective July 1.
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A. F. Dawson
First National Bank of
Davenport
Middle West
Irvin J. Green
Direct Buying Dampens Hog Prices Across Markets
Packers influence hog prices by direct buying. When ample direct receipts arrive, buyers bid low and the market falls. With few directs, morning bidding increases activity and prices rise. The Chicago Live Stock Exchange backs free trade but opposes practices harming hog producers.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Radio Schedule Fragments Mixed With Hours And Stations
A garbled listing shows numerous radio stations and times such as WOC WHO WOW WCCO and others. It includes references to Palais D Or orches ta and various hours across the day, with partial program mentions and unclear abbreviations.
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WOC
WHO
WOW
Maxwell House
WOW, Who
WCCO
Philco
Palais D'Or Orchesta
Orchestra
KSO
the Boss
Victor
Thura
Fri
Brunswick
Happy Hour
WOI
Vietor
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Richland Center
Carl Husman
Charles Hay
Emil Husman
John Freese
Presbyterian Aid Society
James Gray
Phil Daly
Boulder
Colo
Vivian
Sam Switzer
Nevada
Carl Thuman
George Schoon
George Osterkamp
Prult Brothers of
Langworthy
Herman Englehart
Ben Englehart
Clarence Rickels
Henry Dirks
Lena Englehart
Herman Helgens
Louise Coleman
Florence Mardort
Harm Helgens
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Myrle
Blanche
N. J. Bailey
Lulu Robertson
Arthur Knorr
Maquoketa
Lucy Bailey
Evelyn Cook
Morley
Jerome Cook
E. R. Young
Town
Eloise V
Merle E. Mather
H. E. ,Mather
Springdale
F.C. Worcester
M. E. Church
Betty
Winfred Mather
Hazelton Williams
Oskaloosa
Frances Smith
Plano
Mae Ash
Lohengrin
Ruth Youn
Miss Ash
Betty Young
Lloyd Robertson
Martha Hanken
Ruth Young
Father McDonald
Mather
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Penn College
Mitchell
Marcus
J. M. Young
HL. E. "Mather
B. Mather
Donald Mather
Oregon
T. FR. Young
Wall
KF. Rlemeck
George J. McDonald
Andrew McDonald
Hie
Ye Road Construction Company
Guy Mcdonald
Cedar Malls
Ocseca
Koon
Amber
Lesie Dunn
Towa
Jones and Tait County Farm Bureau
Towa State College
Roscoe Lincoln
Muquokela
Peter Lincoln
George Bodenhofer
Presbyterian
Birdent Hawking
Robert Hawkins
Wendell Kirkwood
W. R. Reeve
Dorothy
Kathryn
Moberly
R. A. Wallace
Raymond
Christian Endeavor Society
DeWitt Thompson
Mila Johnson
Micky Shearn
John Wenger
O. W. Smith
Swinburnes
Delhi
W. E. Adams
Yellowstone Park
F. C. Cramer
A. W. MacDonald
Stanley Trevarthan
Lewis
Perry
Rosalie Cummings
Eugene Johnson
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
University
J. D. MacAllister
Franc Wilson
Actuary Department
Federal Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Masonic County
Earlville
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Maynard
Leslie Benl
Webster City
Earl Foss
Beal
Anamosa Reformatory
Monticello Express
David Lawrence
Atwater Kent
P Gypsies
Wcco General Motors
Cabindoor
Fisk
Seiberling
Wcco Musical
Club Eskimos
Wcco Goodrich
Grand Opera
WOW Hoover Sentinels
Cities Service Orchestra
la France
Roberts
Crosley
Utes
Radio Shop
A.C
A. C
Frank Locher
Monticello, Iowa
Dayton
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