Wapello Resident W B Bumgardner Dies at 93
Wapello longtime resident Walter Perry Bumgardner died at Mercy Hospital Burlington at 3 30 a m He was born July 14 1870 in Des Moines county and lived in Wapello 60 years He operated a farm and road contracting and was a Presbyterian and Modern Woodmen member Surviving are son Max D brother Elmer and sister Bertha Woodard Four grandchildren preceded in death by wife Mary Deizell Services will be at 2 p m Wednesday at Dudgeon Funeral Home with Dr Harry Finley in charge Burial will be in Wapello Cemetery
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Wapello
Walter Perry Bumgardner
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Jacob
Jane Perry Bumgardner
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Woodmen of America Lodge
Max D
Elmer
Bertha Woodard
Mary Deizell
Dudgeon Funeral Home
Harry Finley
Wapello Cemetery
Take Care Of That Cold Warns Of Serious Illness
Golds are more prevalent this year and a mild cold can develop into influenza pneumonia or ear and sinus infections if not watched. Keep feet and neck warm near the hairline and maintain regular diet and rest. A chiropractic analysis may identify lowered resistance as the cause and help restore health.
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Nature
VFW Exhorts Nonpartisan Duty After Pow Wow
The VFW at Muscatine ends a three day pow wow stressing nonpartisan policy and urging citizens to vote their conscience. National Commander James W. Cothran urged expansion of rearmament and warned of Communist threats while calling for deportation of Communists and stronger preparedness. Rep. Thomas E. Martin spoke on veterans care and resolutions.
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Des Moines
Auxiiary
Muscatine
James W. Cothran
Bishopville
D. C
WYW
Cothran
Cross of
Malta
Russia
Stalin
Europe
Korea
Communist Party
Pacific
America
Truman J. Ramsell
Eldora
Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
Hotel Muscatine
Thomas E. Martin
Iowa City
Carl Wiese
Joseph Maher, Sr
Chester Axel
Edmund Metz
Robert K. Stohr
Merle Law
Lyman Fish
Wilbur Dietrich
Walter W. Bayers
Mabel Lange
Bonnie Law
Wilma Maher
Irene Wiese
Elsie Barney
Helen Bayers
Ethel Fry
Louise Butler
Funeral Rites for Mrs McKinley Buser Held at Nichols
Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 PM Sunday at Nichols Methodist Church for Mrs McKin ley Buser of rural Nichols who died early Friday. Rev Edward Norman officiated with organist Mrs Walter Elder and singers Mrs Frank Millis and Mrs William Whitlock. Ushers were Marion Barnhart and Vernon Carter, flower attendants listed, pallbearers named, and interment in Conesville Cemetery under Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home supervision.
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McKinley Buser
Nichols
Edward Norman
Walter Elder
Frank Millis
William Whitlock
Marion Barnhart
Vernon Carter
Bernice Hadley
Ben Holcomb
George Rummelis
John Tatge
Lloyd Waltman
Lawrence Harder
Lawrence Yocum
Newell Abbott
Thomas Gipple
Donald Buckman
Harry Chapman
Paul Johnson
Conesville Cemetery
Ralph J. Wittich
Local hospital births announced in Hershey and Bellevue
Reports from Hershey announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Marvin Werner of 714 Woodlawn Avenue today. Bellevue reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Lowell Sag of 213 Edgeman Street on Sunday.
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Marvin Werner
Woodlawn Avenue
Bellevue— Son
Lowell Sag
Edgeman Street
Sunay
L. J. Hall
Dubuque
Muscatine
Hall
Muscatine High School
Rockford College
Rockford
Hershey Hospital
Frank Evans
Demorest Avenue
Jean Haller
Letts
Leroy Mewes
Lester Kelly
Green Street
Margaret Henderson
Mulberry Avenue
Mary Sherman
Deborah
Norwalk
Calif
Claridon Weiershauser
Thomas Beckey
Roscoe Avenue
John Stevens
Geneva Drive
Merritt Husted
Wapello
Ronnie Smith
Jefferson Street
Joyce Ogilvie
Pearl Woodruff
Columbus Junction
Ralph Cairns
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Eisel- Stine
Linda Sue Hulen
Spring Street
Linda Luckey
Dennis Runyon
East Eighth Street
Laura May Lukiesh
Manchester
Hershey Avenue
Robert L. Johnson
Phillips Street
Luckiesh
Ralph Jones
Patricia Ann Grunder
Route 2
Wilton
William Britton
Joy
Green and Hershey
Norton W. Wymer
West Fifth Street
William R. Cracraft
Rev. L. A. Stumme
Newell Avenue
Nellie Johnson
City council to vote on levee repair bond issue
The city council meets at 7 30 p m to consider a 15980 bond issue for levee repairs. Various community groups and residents hold meetings and family visits are noted. Military and hospital movements are also reported among local items.
Freshmen to Play Wittenmyer Team
Muscatine high school freshmen football team will tangle with the Anna Wittenmyer squad from Davenport at 7 30 tonight. Admission is free.
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Wittenmyer
Muscatine High School
Anna Wittenmyer
Davenport
Youth Sunday Observed at Trinity Church
Trinity Episcopal Church held Youth Sunday with the youth group hosting a supper for parents. Ronald Whitmer served as master of ceremonies Roberta Janney delivered the welcome and Mrs Gertrude Mc Dowell spoke for the parents The Rev Richard Pieper discussed Mexico missions as a study program for the year.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ronald Whitmer
Roberta Janney
Gertrude McDowell
Richard Pieper
Mexico
Local GOP Heads Will Travel on Sen Nixon Train
Muscatine county Young Republicans chair W. R. Bud Carver and district vice chair Mrs. L. C. Fugate join other first district delegates aboard the Nixon campaign train. Senator Richard M. Nixon, Republican vice presidential nominee, will campaign in Iowa with stops in Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Waterloo Fort Dodge and Sioux City including on train events and a major address in Sioux City at 8 35 p.m. and a noon appearance in Cedar Rapids.
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W. R
Bud) Carver
Muscatine County
Young Republicans
L. C. Fugate
Young Republican Organization
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Ottumwa
Sneezing Powder Hospitalizes Boy
Ronnie Smith, fourth grade at Lincoln School, was hospitalized after an accidental dose of sneezing powder. The incident occurred while testing the powder. a large inhalation led to a brief risk of dust pneumonia. He was released Sunday and returned home.
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Ronnie Smith
Lincoln School
Ronnie
Dale R. Smith
Jefferson Street
Chicago Cash Grain Prices With Varied Wheat and Corn Quotes
Chicago cash grain quotes show No. 2 red wheat at 2.32 while corn lists multiple grades with prices from 1.39 to 1.63 and sample grades around 1.25 to 1.40. Oats No. 1 white stands at 95 with other white and sample grades noted. Barley malting 1.35 to 1.81 and field seeds priced per hundredweight. Soybeans No. 2 yellow around 2.95 with origin notes for Illinois northwest and Indiana, all tracked from Chicago.
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Chicago
Timothy
Illinois
Northwest
Indiana
Chicago Potatoes Market Report
USDA data show potato arrivals 363 on track 294 with total U S shipments 748 Friday 575 Saturday and Sunday 19. Market steady to moderate demand. Colorado red McClures 5 25 Idaho russets 5 10 25 Minnesota North Dakota pontiacs 4 85 5 20 washed 4 25 unwashed Washington russets 5 00 15 Wisconsin round whites 4 35 50.
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USDA
U. S
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Fire damages corn patch on Hahn farm south of city
A Sunday blaze started by a tossed cigarette damaged four or five acres of corn on Fred L. Hahn’s farm two miles south of the city on Highway 61. Fire units stopped the spread and saved much of the field though fodder was consumed and many ears damaged. Neighbors also fought a large soybean straw fire on the Paul McGill farm, with about 25 acres destroyed. Additional grass fires and incidents reported around town over the weekend included several address specific blazes and a car wiring fire at Meltzer Motor Co. and a children’s match fire at a residence.
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Fred L. Hahn
West Fourth Street
Hahn Farm
Highway 61
Hahn
Paul McGill
Grandview Avenue
Breckenridge
Iowa Avenue
Clifford Bennett
East Sixth Street
Swycamore
Baker Street
Northern Gravel Co
Washington Street
Farm Service Co
Green Street
Meltzer Motor Co
East Front Street
George Bryant
East Fifth Street
Stock Market Snapshot of Corporate Shares and Percentages
A compact list of companies with daily percentage figures and standings across industries. Brands include Am Can Am Rad Am Smelt Am T and T Anaconda Bendix Av Boeing Electric Chrysler Du Pont Gen Elec Goodyear Int Harv Nat Dairy Sears Penney Phillips Pet Radio Shack Safeway Woolworth and others with varying percentages and indicators.
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Bendix
Gen Met
Goodrich
Goodyear
Ill Cent
Int
Harv
Kennecott
Kresge
Maytag
Mont Ward
Nash Keir
Nat Dairy
Y Cent
Penney JC
Penn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phil Pet
Radio Cp
Local Markets Poultry Eggs and Hog Prices Noted
Prices for poultry and eggs listed with heavy hens 17c and Leghorns 14c. Eggs No 1 44c Med 36c No 2 25c Pullet 20c. Hog market shows a range of weights with good to choice hogs and sows priced from about 13.25 to 17.75 per cwt and stags around 10.75 to 14.75.
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Eewnee
Ehene
Wieseese
Ee Eree
Swine Bids Ease Under Pressure Of Big Supply
Chicago markets report a weekend hog sale totaling about 14,000 head the largest since July 7 with prices down 25 to 50 cents on butchers and 23 cents on sows. Cattle and sheep showing mixed results with steady to higher cattle and uncertain sheep demand, while buyers remain cautious on lighter hogs and smaller lots.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago wholesale prices rise slightly for butter and box firs while receipts decline. U S whites and mediums shown mixed, pullets steady, various fowl and turkey prices listed, reflecting fluctuating market demand and supply.
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U. S
Estimated Livestock Receipts for Tuesday
Chicago market estimates show hog receipts around 12 000 head cattle 8 000 head and sheep 2 500 head for Tuesday sales.
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