Bill Jarrard Treated for Leg Injuries at Mercy Hospital
Lone Tree report notes Bill Jarrard hospitalized in Iowa City with torn knee ligaments and injuries after a hay mow fall. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jarrard and is listed among local medical updates in the weekly notices.
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Lone Tree
Bill Jarrard
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Leo Jarrard
Christian Home
Methodist Church
Washington Park
Cleo Johnston
Jan
Mt. Pleasant
Dana Musser
Judith
Deborah
Raymond Kirkpatrick
Ottawa
Wilbur Moore
Brighton
Moore
Exran Cooper
Orval Moberiy
Washington
Women's Society of Christian Service
Indianola
Nell Magruder
Helen, Rife
Frances Rayner
Della Davison
James Loehr
Jamelle
Neviton
Lawrence Elliott
Betty
Jane
Levitown
N. Y
Fritz Tagge
Fred Chown
Norfolk
Europe
Chown
Curt
States Seek National Constitutional Convention Over Tax Powers
Washington reports that 17 states support a constitutional convention to curb Congress tax authority while 13 favor petitioning Congress. Legal experts say the Constitution offers no clear path and propose a model bill to resolve delegates, duration, and topics.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
Mississippi
Alabama
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Utah
Virginia
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Massachusetts
Girls Leave to Participate in Rational Camp
Three Letts and Muscatine county girls travel to Eden Valley Minnesota for the national TTT camp as guests of local chapters. Ruby Evans Janet Huddleston Lou Ann Hahn accompany by Mrs. H J Austin, with Evans also listed as attending Eden Valley for two weeks. Families visit relatives and attend local events including a trap shoot in Cedar Falls and various family gatherings.
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Cedar Falls
George Crist
Harry
Ruby Evans
Elen Evans
Eden Valley
Minn
H. J. Austin
Minnesota
Janet Huddleston
Wapello
Lou Ann Hahn
Muscatine
E. C. Essley
Lark
Jess Essley
New Boston
Clarence Huston
Aledo
W. C. Hendrix B . Lintner
Lelia
Frances Stender
James Thompson
High Prairie
Walter Thompson
Hazel
Merle Dodder
Penn Ave Grange Plans Picnic and August Activities
Penn Avenue Grange arranged a picnic for Sunday August 3 at Weed Park in Muscatine with a rain plan at the Penn Avenue school hall. Sunday school sessions at the Presbyterian church will be held at 10 a.m. each Sunday in August during Rev. Penningroth's vacation. Local residents and guests visited and traveled between Muscatine and nearby towns, with several families noted for weekend visits and travel.
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Penn Avenue
Weed Park
Muscatine
Penn Avenue School Hall
Presbyterian Church
Penningroth
Preston Dickey
Moscow
Grant Smith
Fred Evans
Des Moines
L. H. Statler
JoAnn Sandra
Carol
William Devore
Bonnie
Jerry
Marilyn
Harry Devore
A. H. Vail
Kirkwood, Mo
Marshalltown Girl Drowns Playing Near Iowa River
A seven year old Marshalltown girl Helen Ayers drowned Monday afternoon while playing beneath a bridge over the backwater of the Iowa river. Her father Alva J. Ayers and mother rushed to the scene from their nearby home as the brother Charles, eight, shouted for help. A nearby woman angler heard the cries and alerted others.
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Marshalltown
Iowa River
Little Helen Ayers
Alva J. Ayers
Births Reported at Bellevue and Mercy Hospitals
Biographies Chapter One notes births at local hospitals. Bellevue records a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doak on route 4 this morning. Mercy Hospital Iowa City reports a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welter on Washington Street Monday night.
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Bellevue
Charles Doak
Robert Welter
Washington Street
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
First Presbyterian
Ruth Lee Willets
Ilinois City
Velma Watson
Letts
Hershey Hospital
John MacAreavy
Sycamore Street
Willard Wilson
Magnolia Street
Ellwyn Cole
Wilton Junction
Arthur McMahon
West Liberty
Community Deaths and Reunions Reported in City News
Obituary notes show funeral services for Dr A G Wieser at Davenport attended by Dr and Mrs C E Gillespie of 414 Fletcher. Reunions set for Aug 3 at entrance shelter agreed park and Weed park with Hoopes reunion at Musserville church if rain. Local hospital admissions list multiple residents and addresses. discharges include several infants and adults from Hershey and surrounding towns.
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C. E. Gillespie
Fletcher Avenue
Davenport
A. G. Wieser
Boy Killed by Truck on Highway 20 Near Iowa Falls
Four year old Theo dore Calkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Calkins, was fatally struck when he darted into the path of a semi truck four miles west of Iowa Falls on Highway 20. The truckdriver Ora L. Williamson of Alta was not held.
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Iowa Falls
Theodore Calkins
Homer Calkins
Highway 20
Here
Ora L. Williamson
Alta
Chicago Produce Market Report July 29 Butter and Poultry Prices
Butter receipts steady at 623 328 wholesale prices unchanged with various scores and cents per pound. Live poultry receipts 1122 coops show steady to firm paying prices. heavy hens 22 to 26 cents, fryers 33.5 to 35 cents, old roosters 8 to 19 cents, ducklings 27 cents.
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Chicago
U. S
U. S&s
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on July 29
Chicago prices show cash wheat at various Nos with bids around 2.20 to 2.32 dollars per bushel for different grades. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.84, oats and barley listed with several grade ranges, soybeans reported as none.
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Chicago
Mar
Teres
Jan Teeee
Chicago Potatoes Market Report July 29
Potatoes arrivals 979 on track 249 total U S shipments 369 supplies moderate demand fair market unsettled with a firmer tone for whites and weaker for reds. Track sales show California Long Whites 5.99 to 6.35 Idaho Oregon Long Whites 4.80 to 6 Nebraska Warbas 5.75 to 6 Texas Triumphs 5.85 to 6 Washington Long Whites 5.80 to 6.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Idaho
Summer bachelor shopper described in grocery store folklore
A humorous piece notes the summer bachelor as a man in grocery stores who reads labels, weighs cans, and compares value with price. It contrasts his precise buying with women's skepticism and hints he ends up cleaning up the sink after the shopping scene.
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New York—i
Grains Hold Near Close of Monday
Chicago notes grains steady near Monday’s close as corn gains on army worm damage reports. USDA reports Wisconsin entomologists find crop damage across wheat oats barley and corn exceeding a million dollars with infestations also in Illinois Minnesota and Michigan. Wheat soybeans oats and rye show modest declines or gains as prices edge lower or higher.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Market Movers Hit Mixed Heights Across Key Industrials
The list shows varied performance with Am Can at 34 percent and Am Home Products at 39 percent while Am Radiator stands at 15 percent. Am Smelting 44 and Am Tel Tel 153 percent, Anaconda Copper 46, Armour 10, Atchison 897, Bendix Aviation 52, Beth Steel 52, Boeing 36, Chrysler 78, Edison 34, Corn Products 69, Curtiss-Wright 8, Deere 33, Dupont 857.
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Am Can
Am Home Products
Am Tel & Tel
Am Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Armour & Co
Atchison
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Case
Chrysler
Can Edison
Curtiss-Wright
Deere & Co
Dupont
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Alfred Musser
Mrs
Alfred Forbes
Nichols
Barbara Kay Horesowsky
Karleen
Wade
Paulina
Virgil Lynch
Madison
Wis
Oscar Mayer Yards
Lawrence Jarrard
Garold Brinkmeyer
Elaine
John
Florida
Edna Green
Don Mossman
Dorma
Rob Roy
Billy Mossman
D. A Mossman
Dysart
Charles Hawthorne
Carrie Smith
Joy Neal
A. A. Angesverg
Joe Linsdey
Riverside
Karen Engle
Barbara Kay Horeso
Wskty
Ralph Belland
West
William Jehle
Louise Curtis
Joe Jehle
Lake Okobomi
James Smith
Ed VanderLinder
Ninan Smith
Raymond Hudachek
Ronald Strong
Elgin
George Hudachek
Harold Waldschmidt
Lincoln and
Fermont Rural Women’s Club
Fremont Lassies
Clover Leaf
Lloyd Curtis
Robert Dougherty
Fremont Club
Coyt Westfall
Hudachek
Lincoln
Bloomington
Bieve
Texas
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Arkansas
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Maryland
House of Delegates
Delaware
Georgia
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Wayne Oger
Diana Elaine
Gerald Mentink
Donald Martz
Mentink
Wayne Hellmetre
Billy
Justin Blake
Phyllis Edgington
Michael Hafner
Judith Jordan
Dick Newell
Joe
David Dodder
Dennis
Wanda Wiese
Tommy
Dick Lee
Elaine Bartenhagen
Billy Hinman
Russell Miller
Julia Blake
Robert Sterling
Columbus Junction
William Estep
Barbara Heitmeir
Norma Small
Doris Jean Coxen
Downey
Owen Newlin
Downey Baptist Church
Miss Small
Hotel Jefferson
Newlin
Kappa Delta Sorority
Iowa State College
Ames
John Hooper
John, Jr
Hooper
Davis
Athal. Kas
Madeleo Blake
Dewey Toland
Connie Sue
Ray Hidlebaugh
Cave City
Ark
Dale Nicholson
Teinbeck
Mr. Nicholson
Don
Ba Hig
Peech Rove
Woll Point
Green Qvert
Sears, Roebuck and CO
East Second Street
Penn Ave. Grange
D. W. Conwell
Wichita
Kas
Charles Smith
Don Burns
Connie Jean
Norman Maxwell
Kenneth Chelf
Wayne
Girl
Charles
Chapter
Coder
Hardwa
City News
McGrew
Agreed Park
Bellevue Hospital
Robert Walt
Martha Jean
West Third Street
Edgar Bird
J. Ewing
Aurora
Leonard Roggeveen
Iowa Avenue
Jule Stolzenau
East Sixth Street
Gerald Powell
Orchard Avenue
Ronald Reichert
Daisy Webster
West Second Street
Line Stecher
Ethel Wacker
Wilton
Hoopes
Hoopes Hall
Musserville Methodist Church
Bloomington Grange
Grange Hall
Chicago Cash Grain
Grocer
Sam Dawson
USDA
New York
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hillnets Central
Int Harvester
Int Tel & Tel 18
Kresge
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
National Dairy
Y Central
Penney
Penn RR
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Brands
Ind
Studebaker
Swift & Co
Texas Co
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Gypsum
US Rubber
U S Steel
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Oxfords
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Army
America
FBI
Gabatinis
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Nomance
Parker “Leth
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Gigi Perreau
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