Harold Swick and Family Visit Shalla Home
Salem reports a weekend gathering as Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swick and three children from Brighton visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shalla. Several local residents, including Mrs. Clara Patterson and Linus, joined Sunday visits and other social calls occurred at various local homes. George Schultz bought a new tractor and Ed Shalla acquired a team of horses recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fisher
Salem
Harold Swick
Brighton
Ed Shalla
Louis Havel
Clara Patterson
Linus
Frank Patterson
Blanche Shalla
Ed Shaila
Ed Kasper
Lone Tree
Albert Selement
James Allen
George Schultz
South Highland Social Notes From March Gatherings
Mrs Melo Lasek and children visited Richard Havel on Friday. Richard Havel family hosted Kill Chmelar family near Woeshington on Sunday. Sylvester Zilinski and daughter called on George Havel Sunday. Anthony Horak Edd Horak Elmer Horak Mary Horak and Melo Lasek family visited John Lasek Sunday. R R Knottnerus cut wood for James Havel last Thursday. Mrs Claude Havel and Leona Havel visited R T Knottnerus on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melo Lasek
South Highland
Richard Havel
Kill Chmelar
Woeshington
Sylvester Zilinskhie
George
R. R. Knottnerus
James Havel
Claude Havel
Leona Havel
R. T. Knottnerus
Wayland Students Excel In Biology and Music Contests
Wayland students earn top honors in biology eggs findings and a three superior rating tally at the Fairfield sub district music contest. The mixed chorus won a superior rating advancing to the Davenport district contest while other groups net excellent or good ratings. The article also notes bird day activities and school officials attending a Mt. Pleasant meeting to plan spring events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Fairfield
Davenport
Willis Ebner
United States Navy
Willis
San Diego
Jones
Ellis
Mt. Pleasant
Rose couple visits Havel home on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Edwin Rose spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Havel, the parental residence, likely for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Edwin Rose
John Havel
Arkansas Family Visits Odis Kirton and L Brown Families
Gracehill Arkansas reports social visits and family gatherings across March weekend. Notable attendees include the Lewis Hines family from Heber Springs visiting Leroy Brown and Odis Kirton, with multiple dinners, Sunday visits, and a potluck birthday dinner at Dale Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Odis Kirton
L. Brown
J. A. Robertson
Gracehill
Lewis Hines
Fred Garrett
Levi Shidler
Brighton
Nelson Woodford
Agnes Richardson
Washington
Misa Richardson
Woodford
Pearl McCaleb
Harry van Dyke
Davenport
Wadelage
Blanche Mills
Francine
Wellman
Henry Matthess
Matthess
Floyd Leelie
R. Page
Dorothy Mills
Wade Page
Eugene Engel
Harlow Engel
Lester Small
Iowa City
Dale Jones
Dale
Wess Engel
Harlow Enel
Carl Corpman
Allan Schaffer
Ed Libe
Mayor and Police Are Square Shooters
A man enters Des Moines police headquarters claiming to be George E. Burdock mayor of Oskaloosa and offers a traffic ticket to pay. The officer replies that the precinct is square, and this time no fine is due but warns to watch for future violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George E. Burdock
Oskaloosa
Lieut. R. McClelland
McClelland
Card of Tanks Bereavement Acknowledgment
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy during our sad bereavement. Our appreciation cannot be adequately expressed. Mrs Louis Kolosick J A Kolosick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kolosick
J. A. Kolosick
Iowa Wesleyan's drama club hosts Ladies of the Jury
Teachers and senior class members attended the college play Ladies of the Jury in Mt Pleasant Thursday evening as guests of the dramatic society of Iowa Wesleyan college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganization
Mt. Pleasant
Dramatic Society
Iowa Wesleyan College
Joe Krotz Ships Hogs from Haskins to Chicago Market
Joe Krotz shipped two carloads of hogs from Haskins Sunday to Chicago. Mrs. Clara Godlove hosted a birthday party for herself at her Iowa City home with family and neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Godlove and others, featuring music and a three course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Godlove
Haskins
Joe Krotz
Chicago
Ivan Noland
West Liberty
Clara Peters
D. IL
Albert Wehr
Iowa City
Lott Birney
Alex
Frank Embree
Leo
Helen
Lysle Embree
Max
Washington
Una Gordon
Lois Godlove
St. Patrick’s
E. J. Frey
Jean
Raymond Coon
Larry
Wayland
Mrs
Raymond Good
Former Xenia resident Albert Bostedder dies in Oklahoma
Word reached Xenia that former resident Albert Bostedder died recently in Oklahoma and was buried in Cedar Rapids. The note came from Mrs. Anna Wagenknecht who heard of the death as neighbors note his former home. In other local news a fire at the D. D. Stephens farm destroyed two barns and a double corn crib with about 8 000 bushels of corn plus oats soy beans hay and straw. Machinery including a corn picker binder oats binder harrows ensilage cutter hammer mill and plows were lost. Estimated damage stood near 16 000 dollars as families visited and farm work continued nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stephens
Xenia
Albert Bostedder
Oklahoma
Cedar Rapids
Henry Wagenknecht
Anna Wagenknecht
D. D. Stephens
Jesse Pearson
East Highland Social Notes From Riverside Visitors
East Highland residents recount visits with the Yeggy family in Riverside and gatherings at the James Dvorak sr home. Frank Mincer and George Cole were in Lone Tree, H M Holland cut wood, and Stanley Heck mourns the loss of a work horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Minecer
East Highland
J. L. Yeggy
Francis Yeggy
Riverside
George J Lunequist
Elmer Pearson
Frank Skubal
Frank Dvorak
Marie Swailes
James Dvorak
James Swailes
H M. Holland
Stanley Heck
Frankie J. Minecer
George Cole
Lone Tree
Frank Mincer
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Market mostly lower with hogs 6 to 10 cents down and top at 9.50. Hog weights 180 to 240 Ibs range 8.15 to 9.45 while 250 to 325 Ibs go 8.85 to 9.10. Packing sows 7.75 to 8.10. Cattle and calves broadly steady with beef steers 9.00 to 10.50 and calves 5.50 to 10.00. Sheep at 7.00 with lambs 7.75 to 8.25 and yearlings 6.50 to 7.50. Estimated tomorrow receipts cattle 300, hogs 6,000, sheep 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report March 25
Chicago notes a weak produce market with eggs at receipts 35,428 cases and firsts around 17 to 18 percent. Butter falls sharply with receipts 10,559. poultry shows mixed shifts from steady to weak with broilers and turkeys adjusting in the mid-teens.
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Chicago
Grain Table Shows Mixed Chicago Grain Prices
Chicago cargo data lists Wheat Corn Oats and Rye futures with May July and Sept contracts. Prices include gains and drops across Open High Low and Close for May July and Sept, displaying volatility in Wheat Corn Oats and Rye markets.
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Chicago
Mixed grades and soybeans market report and local visits
The report lists Chicago soybean quotes with May to Oct prices and various cornish grades. It also notes local visits in Cedar Rapids Wellman West Chester Crawfords ville and Wellman area residents sharing weekend visits and Glenn Lord’s hospital recovery with plans to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindly Coong
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Norman
Billy
Dave Winegarden
Wellman
Robert Stephens
West Chester
D. D. Stephens
Gene Stephens
Maurine
Jim Martin
Crawfordsville
Glenn Lord
Bruce Lord
Glenn
Re-elect Joe Rich as President of School Board
Crawfordsville March 23 The school board met Monday night to organize and re elect Joe W Rich as president. The town officers list was re printed to avoid confusion. Election set for March 28 at the old brue store building owned by the People's Savings Bank. Candidates on two tickets: Progressive Ww Pr Davidson mayor and councilmen S C Fletcher J C Huston R R Williams Clarence Davis W W Twinam and Citizens Assessor R F E Lease treasurer George Rh Yeager councilmen J J Holmes Vernon White A G Lease Oral Conrad. A tax of not exceeding one half mill for a band fund will be submitted. Emrys Davis and relatives visited R V Davis in Iowa City hospital Monday. he is improving slowly and sits up about a half hour daily.
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Crawfordsville
Joe W. Rich
Lst
Brue
People’s Savings Bank
R. R. Williams
Clarence Davis
W. W. Twinam
Citizens Ticket
R. F E. Lease
George Rh. Yeager
J. J. Holmes
Vernon White
A. G. Lease
Oral Conrad
A. FE. Davis
F. G. Davis
R. R. Davis
Emrys Davis
R. V. Davis
Iowa City
Reece Home Burns in Columbus Junction Fire
Fire destroyed the residence of Mrs. Charles Reece and most of its contents in Columbus Junction on a Wednesday. The loss was partly covered by insurance.
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Helen Imack Alison Skpworty
FOX
Cupid
Humphrey Bogart
Louise Fazenda
Dorothy McNulty
Frank McHugh
Nat Pendleton
Shalla
Homer Stephen Optometriat West Side
Everette Davison
Miss Roth
Marguerite Roth
Winfield
Central Broadcasting Company
Robert Blaylock, Jr
Rdio
J. L. Brookhart
California
USA Foam
George L. McDaniel
Pioneer Yard
Zuaid Lui Bervicey
Wun Waive
Er Lall
Darling
Hanvencos Farm
Randolph Scott
Gloria Stuart
Jack Haley
Slim Summerville
Bill Robinson
Phyllis Brooks
Honolulu Conservatory of Music
Richard Fick
State
James Dvorak, Jr
Richard Skala
Gail Murdock
Henry Prymek
Floyd
Ruby
Harold Rath
Frank Dvoraks
Northwestern
UNION
Ov Ee Hotels
P.L
Joe Rich
Nellie Manners
Iowa Continental
Johnson’s Grocery
Macaroni
Catfish
Monarch
Parker Hous
Parker House Coffee
White Salt Lake
Jersey
Parsnips
Eatra Nick New
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