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Citywide ProgramObtain Wood for AilNeedy Gets Under WayThe city-wide program of all thechurches to assist the needy in obtaining wood for the winter has taken definite form. The unemployed are given the opportunity to cut their own wood to provide sufficient fuel for themselves before the advent of cold weather.Father Duggan, director of Catholic Charities, announced that the plans of the Catholic churches for the cutting of wood have been completed. Members of parishes interested in obtaining the wood should apply to the office of the Catholic Charities, comer Eleventh and Bluffstreetst* IWaukon, la—Special: Members of the l^egion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Emil A. Leschensky Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lucille Keplar, pa.st president, installed the newly elected officers elected a few- days ago. Thiswas follow*ed by a business meeting and in making plans for the Legion and Auxiliary convention of the Fourth district to be held here Wed-.ay, Nov. 1grandchildren and great grandchildren. A family dinner and supper were enjoyed by the large number present, a large wedding cake gracing the center of the table. During these fifly-five years there has never been a death in the family, which numbers ten children, and also m the children’s families but one deathhas occurred and that only a yea? ago.Mr. Regan is one of the oldest na* tive born citizens of Allamakee county, his parents being Mr. and Mrs* Daniel Regan, early pioneer residents of Makee township. Ho was born Dec. 4, 1853, and lias lived in. this county ever since, following the occupation of farming the greate? part of his life.His wife, who was Miss Mary Ellen Waldron, was bor” in Morrison, 111., Aug. 25, 1858 and like her husband she spent almost her entire life in this vicinity. On Oct, 15, 1878, they weer married at St. Mary’s Catholic church at Lycurgus by the Rev,J. Slattery.Ten children were born to thisunion who are as follows: Charles, Jr., Daniel, Mrs. Frank Baxter, Mrs. Edward Ryan Mrs. Angella Rikos, ail of this vicinity; Peter, Mrs. James Devore and Mrs. Edward Keating, all of Chicago; Con of Alma, Wis., and Sister Mary Cornelius of Danbury,la. There are 35 grandchildren anil three great grandchildren.Mrs. Keating and son, Chicago, Rev. Edward Keating of Ottumwa, and Miss Ellen Rolfe of Chicago w ere in attendance at the festivities.The following are the newly installed officers: President, Miss I*ois Buettell, vice president, Mrs. Emmet F. Dougherty; secretary, Mrs. Edna Hoag, chaplain, Mrs. Edward Carlton; treasurer, Miss Margaret Ryan; historian. Mrs. Fred O’Riley; ser-beant-ar-arms, Mrs. Fred Jones.The first meeting of the WaukonCommunity club for this season will be held Friday evening, according to Mrs. James Pigott, president.Calmar, la.—Special: Classes of Calmar high school have electedthe following officers:Senior Class—President, Georgevice president, Dorothy secretary-treasurer, LeoThe Men’s Loyalty club of the Baptist church composed of all the men of the parish met Monday evening at the home of Albert E. Entwisle, with Mr. Entwisle and Edward Koody-koontz as hosts.Neuzil;Cher;Brom.JuniorRoserkvCharles Rouster, 32, of New Albin, is serving thirty days in the county jail here as a result of the illegal trapping of muskrats. He was sentenced by Justice of the Peace Edward Bensch of Lansing.Class—President, Dorothy vice president, PaulBergrsud; secretary-treasurer. Mar-jorie Larson.Sophomore Class—President, Patricia McCullow; vice president, Betty Morse; secretary-treasurer, Kathryn Kittlsby.Freshman Class—President, Richard Korbel; vice president, Rose Neuzil; secretary, Ralph Roseckyjj treasurer, Betty Busch.Leslie Goepel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goepel of Makee township, assumed charge as manager of the Mid-Continent service station on Spring avenue Monday, taking the place of I Ben Kline, who has been manager the past couple of years.The Parent-Tearher association will hold a meeting at the high school assembly Friday evening.According to state records, Aila-lakee county is entitled to send 58atients to the state hospital at Iowa ity during the fiscal year starting uly 1, 1933, under the new regula-ons. ’ There are 38 patients listed t present, 12 of whom were treatedt the hospital, while 26 are on theaitlBff list.Towboat Weeks, 177 miles above Dubuque, northbound.Towboat Good, at St. Louis. Towboat Thorpe, 235 miles abo?4 Dubuque, southbound.Towboat Hurley, 221 miles below; Dubuque, northbound.Towboat Mark Twain, 354 milei below’ Dubuque, northbound.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regan. Sr., of this city had the unusual distinction Sunday of celebrating their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary surrounded by a number of their children,Mothers !In treating children’s colds,don’t takechances.. useVapoRubPROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS
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Dubuque Telegraph Herald And Times Journal
Dubuque, Iowa, US
Wed, Oct 18, 1933
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