Dry Creek Literary Club Hosts Frid ay Program
The Dry Creek Artillery Literary Club met Friday with Mrs. Frank Fredevn and torteenth ing program. Readers included Mildred Siosa Verle Eng elvars and Ruth Dukek. Local families attended and a Sunday service notice was given, plus plans for crafts and a petroleum marketers meeting at Marion Public Library.
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Dry Creek
Dry Creek Aciartey Smi
Frida
Frank Fredevn
Tor
Mildred Siosa
Verle
Ruth Dukek
Gers Freces
Fred Freces
Ana
Elmer Frederick
Tammy
Wilmer Freder
Mars Hee
Betty Knovrcrart
Macys
Florence Wetzel
Florence Wetzel Tkwotmy Oe Patten
Marror Bar
Ruth
Arline Saree
Rapids
Mie Yost
Chicago
Marion Doctor Transforms Farm Into Clever Cabin Grounds
Dr Charles A Bradley converts his Maquoketa farm into Butternut Inn a rustic retreat with quirky exhibits including a faux Isle of Capri habitat tiny l amp and a windmill. The grounds feature animal sculptures a Liberty bell and a totem pole while local residents plan community events and visits with Mayo Clinic plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Koppenhaver
Charles A. Bradley
Maquoketa
Doc
Isle of Capri
Bradley
Jerry
Charlie Hale
Ben Corum
Abe
Big Bertha
von Hindenberg
Germany
Popeye
Royal Gorge
Grand Canyon
Horse Thief Cave
Skull Gulch
Community notes and church services shift in Osceola
The post plans a 8 p.m. business meeting at the Legion hall to select delegates for the state convention. The Auxiliary has a brief park meeting. Guests from Rahway New Jersey and Savanna Illinois have left for Milwaukee. The Rev S D Noah of Des Moines will lead the Christian church service. Osceola lodge No 18 I C O F meets Thursday at 8 p.m. New Art club host Virginia Vaughn Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs L C Coon will lead the project and Bernita Sebern returns from a two week motor trip through the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Blackford
Bernard Schenken
Legion Hall
Osceola Lodge
Virginia Vaughn
New Art Club
L. C. Coon
New York May Bar Trucks More Than Thirty Feet Long
In New York City during the past three years the influx of over the road trucks delivering to wholesale markets has caused unemployment among local drivers. A city committee advised restricting trucks over thirty feet from the downtown produce market and routing longer vehicles to terminal cold storage, while urging federal action to regulate trucking hours and sizes.
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the Gazette
New York City
New York
la Guardia
Congress
Indian Peyote Meeting Described By Miss Champion
Miss Champion details a Peyote ceremony with the Fox Indians at Tama including fasting, four peyote buttons, cross legged attendance, drums and cedar smoke. She notes visions from the drug, night prayers, dawn offerings, and sacred use of all elements amid a study of Fox women crafts and acculturation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champion
Christ
Stage Homecoming At 77 Year Old Stone Church Near Monona
A homecoming today at the Old Stone church east of Monona marks the 77th anniversary of its 1858 stone building. Rev. Dewey Lambrecht of Eldora delivers the address. a noon picnic and afternoon musical program follow. The church was built by German Methodist settlers, near Watson ghost village, with Council Hill cemetery nearby.
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Stone Church
Monona
Old Stone
Pleasant Ridge
Dewey Lambrecht
Eldora
Monona-Marquette Ridge
Watson
Council Hill
Night patrols chase stop sign violators across Iowa roads
In a Cedar Rapids to Marengo patrol, officers warn drivers about taillights and lights, issue warning tickets, and stop overloaded or poorly equipped vehicles. The night covers towns like Blairstown Amana Iowa City and Cedar Rapids with stops near service stations, a cattle truck overload, and a final Cedar Rapids conclusion around 3 a.m. with patrol routes extending to Anamosa Monticello Walker Coggan Manchester and Tipton.
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Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Marengo
Blairstown
Iowa
No. 6
No. 212
No 6
No. 149
Young America
149
Homestead
Amana
Iowa City
University City
No. 161
Anamosa
Monticello
Walker
Coggan
Manchester
Vinton
Stanwood
Tipton
Missionary's South America Lecture At Local Church
The Rev. C. F. Hartzell of Mount Vernon spoke at the Methodist church sharing twenty five years in South America as a missionary. An illustrated talk featured guitar selections by Joseph Ronek.
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Bertram
C. F. Hartzell
Mount Vernon
South America
Methodist Church
Joseph Ronek
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Marion News
Lea Fairley
Norman Adee
Petroleum Marketers Organization of
Marion
William Conrad
Edward
Jona Bohlken
Theo Waline
Melvin Arp
Edward Conrad
Alvin Kline
Arline
Clinton
Bobby Kline
Norway
H P. Kline
Lou Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Wisconsin
California
Millie Lanus
Kathleen
Pocahontas
Joan Posey
Ruth Condit
Springville
Dean Hampton
H M Williamson
C M Cunningham
Oskaloosa
George Touro
Wilbur Bear
St Lukes Hospital
Mee
Mrs Jack Oxe Tes
Tvebe
Scott
Oscar Bustibar
Tiny Lake Harbors
King Tut
Jiggs
Major Hoople
Joe Palooka
Napoleon
Mount Moriah
Philippine Islands
D H Smith
Mrs Smith
Richard
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Measant Grove Community Club
Picni
Moo
Clyde Taylor
Jack
Misonsen
Coeod
Voiemia Murray
Aires
Warory
Harold Shay
Tisey
Helen
Saturdas
Bae
Samuel Theantaal
Bela
Pratt
Thomas Park
Evewyoe
Indiana
Harriet
Bowman
Maron
West Rat Ry
Anas
Mroord St. Feward
Manson
Ester
Freshmoc Asses Nom High School
NG ' Te Sane
Payor
Bominl O
Ro Thompson Pe Omap
Oor Kan
Thompson
Mrs Williamson
G. L. Lyman
American Legion
Goldman
King
Offenbach
Colonel Bogey
K_ Alford
Rhomberg
Safranck
Brooks
Chicago Marine Band
Tieke
Stars and Stripes
Sousa
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Sherman A Fontaine
Marilyn
Fontaine
J. C Quinn
John Cromelin
John
Capella Blue Birds
Kathryn Kassler
American Legion and Ill Auxiliary
Thomas Park Pavilion
Butternut Inn
William Meany
Acme Machine Co
Second Street
DIAL
Howard Woodruff
Rahway
N. J
Charles Woodruff
Savanna, Til
Frank J. Hardenbrook
Milwaukee, Wis
Oxford Club
Bernita Sebern
Tama
Champion
Pleasant Ridge Old Stone
Des Moines
Bureau of Investigation
Storm Lake
Waterloo
Detroit
JEWEL
Beautyrange
Smulekoff
Detroit Jewel
Smulekoff’s
Smulekoff's
Smulekoffs
Third Ave. S.W
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