Two Wapello Men Sack Home After Korea Service
Local news confirms two Wapello men returning from military duty. Lt Gene Patrick of Des Moines and husband of former Helen James has flown B 29 missions from Okinawa since March. Cpl John Pettis served 16 months overseas with infantry and special services. Pfc Ralph Elliott discharged after two years including nine months in Korea. Elliott plans to farm with his father next spring.
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John Pettis
B. F. Pettis
Ralph Elliott
John Elliott
Gene Patrick
Howard Patrick
Des Moines
Helen James
Wapelilo
Patrick
Okinawa
Korea
Lake Charles
Cpl. Pettis
Second Infantry
Special Services
Camp Custer
Mich
Pfc
Elliott
Ordnance Ammunition
Farm work force dips from 1951 to 1952
In 1952 about 11 million people worked on U S farms, an estimated 800000 fewer than in 1951, reflecting a pullback in agricultural employment across the nation.
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U. S
Ostrex Promises Pep For Ageing Patrons
A fragmented ad claiming Ostrex tablets revive energy for those feeling rundown due to iron deficiency. It targets older readers with promises of a younger feeling and offers a 50 cent introductory size and 43 cent price, available at drug stores and local dealers.
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MuseCatine
Henderson
Adv
Birth at Hershey Hospital for Busch Daughter
Local hospital bulletin records a birth at Hershey Hospital a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Busch residing 1211 Smalley Avenue on Wednesday.
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Hershey
Fred Busch
Smalley Avenue
Lone Tree Men Leave Hospitals After Surgeries
Tyer-Mike Jehle returned home from University hospital in Iowa City after surgery. Lawrence Hall was discharged from Mercy hospital in Iowa City following surgery. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hudachek welcomed a son born Tuesday Oct 21 at Mercy hospital in Iowa City with grandparents Strong of Elgin and Hudachek of Lone Tree. Visiting relatives included Wendell Hafferty Elaine and Duane of East Moline and the Endsleys of West Branch with the Crawfords and Murdock family.
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Lone Tyer
Mike Jehle
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lawrence Hall
Mercy Hospital
Raymond Hudachek
Strong
Elgin
George Hudachek
Lone Tree
Wendell Hafferty
Elaine
Duane
East Moline
Ivan Graham
Clifford Murdock
Guy Endsley
West Branch
George Crawford
Wallie B. Long
East Sixth Street
Mt. Ayr
Muscatine
Northern Gravel Co
Bloomington Township
Geneva Drive
Fletcher Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Linn Street
Frank Dwinell
Columbus Junction
George Eberling
Mulberry Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Sarah Lee Holsteen
Davenport
Cheryl Cottrell
Dan Maher
Wilton
Esther Roseman
Bryan Avenue
Kenneth Buster
Leon Allen
East Fourth Street
Clyde Lucas
Adams Street
Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church
Hershey Nurses
Emma Jackson
Lake Park Boulevard
Edna Kemper
Lincoln Boulevard
Hershey Hospital
Marilee Cline
East Ninth Street
Timothy Panther
Eugene Panther
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market receipts and wholesale prices show steady to firmer trends across poultry and meats. Live poultry prices rise two cents a pound. heavy hens at 92 to 92.5, fryers 34 to 35, tom turkeys 32 to 34, ducks 32, and roosters 2 to 3 remain minimal.
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Chicago
U. S
Mrs Thompson Entertains Birthday Club in Grandview
Mrs Ollie Thompson hosted the Birthday club at her Grandview home on Wednesday for her birthday anniversary. A put lunch preceded social hours. Bessie Burt Minnie Walnitz led the program. Guests included Minnie Wabnitz Edna Hasher Ollie Thompson and others. Missionary society packed 110 quarts of fruit and vegetables for Ottumwa Orphans Home.
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Grandview
Ollie Thompson
Bessie Burt
Minnie Walnitz
Minnie Wabnitz
Edna Hasher
Esther Gerling
Estella Russel
Lettie McGill
Amelia Kemp
Georgia Schafer
Mary Hargrave
Vera Baker
Della Ingraham
Perry Fleming
Larson
Lindy Buster
Baby
Oval Court
Siniete Berk
Burlington Hospital
The
Missionary Society
Orphans Home Finding Assn
Ottumwa
Estimated Receipts for Friday livestock market
Chicago USDA preview lists salable hogs 7000 cattle 1000 sheep 1000 for Friday. Market observers track demand and price signals across hogs cattle and sheep in advance of sales.
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Chicago
USDA
Conference cancellations and civic notices in Iowa City
City News Tonight reports the Iowa Conservation Baptist conference at Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church canceled to allow delegation attendance at the Hyman Appelman Evangelistic Crusade opening at First Methodist. Other items include DAV and AAUW activities, hospital admissions and discharges, and local fire reports.
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Iowa Conservation Baptist Conference
Lincoln Boulevard
Hyman Appelman
First Methodist Church
Mary Faith Hart
DAV
Marshalltown
Old Soldier's Home
Colorado Springs
AAUW
el Bey Caldron
Maranna
Masonic Temple
H. H. Liberman
Howard Orren
Beverly Hills
Calif
O. A. Glatstein
Canon Avenue
Liberman
East Second Street
Sharon E. Moomey
U. S
A.W
New York
Temperate and Arctic Seas Harbor More Life Than Tropics
A study finds temperate and Arctic seas sustain richer life than tropical waters. Researchers note higher biodiversity and biomass in cooler regions, challenging assumptions about tropical abundance. Findings highlight ecosystem variation and potential conservation implications.
Chicago Potatoes Market Report With Mixed Prices
Potatoes in Chicago show moderate supplies and slow demand with a dull to slightly weaker market. Prices listed include Colorado red McClures around 4.75 to 5.00, Idaho russets about 5.05 to 5.35, Minnesota North Dakota Pontiac unwashed 4.45 to 4.85, washed 4.85 to 5.00, Washington russets 5.00 to 5.25, Wisconsin Chippewa around 4.50.
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Chicago
U. S
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Grain and seed price report from Chicago and Indiana origins
Chicago cash grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 2.31 percent, corn values for multiple classes ranging from 1.31 to 1.56, oats at 92 percent for No 1 heavy white, barley and field seed prices listed. Soybeans No 2 yellow Indiana origin quoted at 2.92 percent.
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Chicago
Indiana
Wheat higher as corn falls in Chicago market
Wheat rose while corn dropped under hedging pressure at Chicago markets. Large receipts at major terminals pushed prices below government loan levels with grains showing varied moves including oats and rye, as soybeans fluctuated and prices adjusted.
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Chicago
Lynnville Carpenter Electrocuted Near Searsboro
Leo B. Davis aged 54 a Lynnville carpenter was electrocuted Wednesday when a steel scaffold section touched a high-tension power line at a Searsboro work site northeast of here.
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Carpenter
Lynnville
Leo B. Davis
Searsboro
Here
Six Grass Fires Plague Wapello In One October Day
Wapello reports a record October with 21 fire calls this month as six blazes struck Wednesday. Grass fires near city limits and farms, plus a burned timber area near Hall's lake, strained the volunteer department amid a dry spell and fuel hazards.
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Wapello
Bill Hank
Charles Lang
Hall's Lake
Jesse Davison
New York Stocks Mixed Gains Across Major Firms
The list shows varied movements among U S and international stocks with Am Can up 31 percent and Am Smelt up 39 percent, Am Sugar 52 and Am T and T 153 percent while several others like Boeing Air 37 and Gen Elec 61 rise modestly. Several firms slipped, including Pepsi Cola 9 and Nat Dairy 52, reflecting mixed market sentiment.
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Anaconda
Atchison
Bendix
Beth St
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Curtiss
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Mot
Goodrich
Goodyear
al Cent
Int
Harv
Kennecott
Kresse
Mont Ward
Nash Kelv
Nat Dairy
N Y Cent
Penney J C
Penn R R
Pepsi Cola
Phil Pet
Family Potluck Supper Hosted by Rainbow Girls
Rainbow Girls Muscatine Assembly held a family potluck supper at the Masonic temple with 125 attendees. Halloween themed decorations, a short program, and a social hour followed the meal, featuring a high school girls’ selection and a reading by Jane Stan Ye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Muscatine
Jane Stan
Sgt Hintermeister Completes 21 Day Furlough Visit
Sgt. Maynard E. Hintermeister currently stationed in Las Vegas Nevada finishes a 21 day furlough at his parents home 619 Fairview Avenue. He attended the Muscatine high school football homecoming game Friday and was honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Orville Vallett in Durant. He has served in the Air Force since 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard E. Hintermeister
Las Vegas
Nev
Fred Hintermeister
Fairview Avenue
Muscatine
Hintermeister
Orville Vallett
Durant
Sgt. Hintermeister
Air Force
Edith Newton Heads Education Group at Nichols
Edith Newton elected president of the advisory council for Nichols Adult Education at its first session Friday evening. Other officers named include Harold Madsen as vice president Helen Tatge as secretary and Floyd Kirchner as treasurer. Classes planned to start in early November with Martin J Crabtree as sponsor and R B Lord assisting.
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Carload Sale
Armstrong
Tokay Brown
Ameo Gray
Ivory
Cinnebar
Post Office
Iowa
City News
Magnavox
RADIO
Music Shop
Jan Eeeneee
Chicago Cash Grain
Bill Johnston
R. V. Winter Farm
Bierman
Bert Stricklen
O. P. Biggerstaff
Robert Odle
Emery Asher
Melvin Redkenner
Radio Cp
Sears Rock
Sinclair Oil
Socony Vac
Sou Pac
Stid Oil Ind
Std Oil NJ
Studebar
Swift & Co
Texas Co
Unit Aire
U S Ruler
U S Steel
W U Tel
Wilson Co
Woolworth
Brother Eagles
the Rae
Muscatine Branch
Y.w.ca
Edith Newton
Nichols
Trinity Church
Great Plains
Cameron
Noah
Michael Beery
Jk Castle - Chapin
Henry Be
J. P
Tut
Ava Gardner
George Raft
McLaclen Conway
Palace
Cusssic Neruses
Real Powell
Lizabeth Scott
Stanley Kramer
Gary
Gary Cooper
Thomas Mitchell
Lloyd Bridges
Katy Jurado
Grace Kelly
Otto Kruger
Chaney
Henry Morgan
Fred Zinnemann
Carl Foreman
Olena Tiermen
Creetor
Floyd Crosby
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