Sonia Rosenbaum and Ben Birenbaum wed in quiet noon ceremony
Sonia Rosenbaum daughter of T Rosenbaum and Ben Birenbaum of Mason City were married Sunday at their home with Rabbi David Polish officiating. About thirty immediate family attended. The bride wore a gray suit with blue accessories and gardenia violet corsage. A breakfast followed. They plan to live at the Hanford hotel Mason City after Feb 1.
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Sonia Rosenbaum
T. Rosenbaum
Washington Avenue
Ben Birenbaum
Mason City
David Polish
Temple Judah
Sol Rosenbaum
Birenbaum
Hanford
A. Frisch
W Rosenbaum
Sally Kozberg
Chicago
Michaels
Harvey Getz
Columbia University
New York
Waterloo
St. Louis
Bushnell, Il
Marriage of Genevieve Magnuson and Harold Ward
Genevieve Magnuson of Louisa and Harold J Ward of Centreville Michigan were married April 13 1935 at Centreville Methodist Church. Reverend James E Bartlett officiated as Culver Brooks presented the marriage certificate. Mrs Ward a Franklin high school graduate and Mr Ward a Washington high school graduate attended Coe College Chi Phi at Fraternity, Iowa University and Crett Theological Seminary in Evanston. He was connected with Johnson Nut Company 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Magnuson
Louisa
Genevieve
Harold J. Ward
F H. Ward
Thirtieth Street
Centreville
Mich
James E. Bartlett
Cedar Rapids
Epworth League
St Paul's Methodist Church
A. A Brooks
Culver Brooks
Ward
Franklin High School
Washington High School
Coe College
Chiat Phi Fraternity
University of Iowa
Cirett: Theological Seminary
Evaston
Johnson Nut Company
Miss Florence Nicholson to Wed Allen Whitney at Mount Vernon
Miss Florence Mae Nicholson and Allen Banks Whitney, both of Delaware Ohio, will marry February 1 at 2 p.m. at the Nicholson home 812 Summit Avenue Mount Vernon. Nicholson formerly dean of women at Coe College and Ohio Wesleyan, Whitney a Delaware businessman and Ohio Wesleyan trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Florence Mae Nicholson
Allen Banks Whitney
Delaware
Nicholson
Summit Avenue
Miss Nicholson
Coe College
University of Syracuse
Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan College
Coe
Mount Union College
Alliance
Whitney
Miss Vera Herington Weds George Klumpar in Peoples Church
Miss Vera Herington daughter of Mr and Mrs Herington and George Klumpar son of Mr and Mrs Emil Klumpar were married Sunday at 3 pm at Peoples church Rev Melvin L Welke officiated The couple were attended by Miss Eleanor Ferris and Emil Klumpar The bride wore a black crepe dress with pink satin blouse and rose and sweetpea corsage They reside at 835 Third avenue SE Grant high school graduates both employed locally The Gazette composing room and Bishop cafeteria are their workplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Herington
Klumpar
Third Avenue
Grant High School
Bishop Cafeteria
Grant
The
Gazette
Birthdays Celebrated at Dinner for Floanne Kiiz and Loyal Ro Harrier
Mr and Mrs Louis R Kiiz of 229 Fifteenth Street NW hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the birthdays of their daughter Floanne Kiiz and of Mrs Loyal Ro Harrier, both born on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Kiiz
Fifteenth Street NW
Floanne Kiiz
Loyal Ro Harrier
Edward VIII Proclaimed King as World Hails New Monarch
A quarter of the habitable world greets Edward VIII as king. George VI’s empire spans 13 million square miles with subjects totaling 486 million across the United Kingdom, India, Australia, Africa, the Caribbean, and Canada. The new ruler’s sovereignty extends from London to distant colonies and dominions.
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London
George
Edward VIII
Globe
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South
America
Australia
United Kingdom
British Isles
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Channel Islands
Irish Free State
India
Burma
British Malaya
Singapore
British West Africa
Commonwealth of Australia
Australan
British New Gaine
New Guinea
Dominion of New Zealand
Pacific
Solomon Islands
New World
United States
Dominion of Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador
New Processing Taxes Opposed By City Bloc
Washington report notes a potential city bloc opposing the plan to re-enact processing taxes as general excises. Industrial regions fear higher living costs while alternatives like a general sales tax or lowered income tax exemptions are discussed. Rep. John W. McCormack calls reimposition unwise and suggests any extra levy should not disrupt supply and demand. The text cites broad farm support but industry and workers oppose the tax.
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Washington
INS
AAA
New England
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Ways and Means Committee
Final payment to Havner in graft prosecution costs
Sioux City AP report notes $3975 final settlement to H M M Havner for fees in the O Connor graft prosecutions. Total O'Connor trial costs rise to $15693.23 and graft investigations to $37743.79 with Havner receiving $9375.69 indirect payments.
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Sioux City
Edward L. O'Connor
Board of Supervisors
H M M Havner
O'Connor
Havner
Hayner
M E. Rawlings
Supreme Court
Local Pastor Gent Resigns for Nokomis Church
The Rev John J Gent resigns as pastor of First Lutheran Cedar Rapids effective Feb 15 and will move to Nokomis Illinois to lead St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church. He has served Cedar Rapids since 1929 and chaired church committees while active in local civic groups. He and Mrs Gent have two children.
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John J Gent
First Lutheran Church of
Cedar Rapids
Gent
J. Simon
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nokomis
Ill
Mr Gent
Fort Madison
Mary
McKinley Senior High School
John, Jr
McKinley Junior High School
Colorado Miners Trapped By Explosive Blast
Eight men were trapped a mile underground at the Monarch coal mine after a massive blast in Lafayette Colorado. Rescue efforts faced slim odds with two miners escaping to the surface via air shafts. First team reached a 300 foot shaft bottom reporting things look terrible. Airline regulations apply to all scheduled interstate air services carrying passengers.
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Lafayette
Colo
Monarch
King George Dies After Four Day Illness
News reaches that King George VI died after a brief illness of four days. Privy Council to meet to swear allegiance to the new sovereign. Duke of York becomes first in line. Parliament to assemble promptly per the 1707 Succession Act.
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Stanley Baldwin
Privy Council
Sandringham
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham Palace
Duke of York
George
Council of State
King George the Fifth Recalled in Biography
London recounts King George the Fifth as a shy yet benevolent ruler whoguided the empire with steady businesslike care. Born the son of Edward VII he ascended the throne in 1910 and presided over a long reign marked by tradition and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Edward VII
Victoria
Queen Victoria
New Way to Hold Loose FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place
Advertisement promoting FASTEETH powder to secure loose teeth with a tasteless formula. Claims include no gummy taste, comfortable hold, and fresh breath. Endorsed by May Drug Co. and other drugstores.
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May Drug Co
King George VI hobbies stamp collecting and yachting
King George VI pursued stamp collecting and yachting as his noted hobbies. He kept a premier British stamp collection and sailed regularly aboard his yacht Britannia, joining regattas at Cowes and Henley.
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King George
London
George VI
Cowes
Henley
The Remarkable Life of King George and His Era
An overview traces King George VI from birth on June 3 1865 at Marlborough House to ascension in 1910, his naval life, marriage to Princess Mary, and seven decades of wartime leadership. It notes his role during World War I, the Ottawa and London naval conferences, and efforts to unite the empire and support the League of Nations. It highlights public affection and a long, evolving reign through prosperity and upheaval.
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London
Downing Street
House of Lords
House of Commons
Queen Mary
Princess Royal
Countess of Harewood
Duchess of Kent
George
Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Jubilee Gate
Sandringham House
Sandringham
Lodge
Sandringham Church
Westminster Abbey
Empire
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul's Cathedral
Diplomatic Corps
Royal Air Force
Aldershot
Victoria
Edward
Prince of Wales
Duke of Clarence
Prince George
Clarence
Dominions
Marlborough House
Frederick Ernest Albert George
Georgie
Osborne College
Annapolis
England
Navy
West Indies
America
Fiji
Japan
Ceylon
Egypt
Palestine
Greece
Mary
Duchess of
Teck
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Prince John
League of Nations
Europe
Ottawa
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
Missouri coeds to vote on queen of the ball event
In Columbia Missouri the leap year special will feature a campus wide election open only to female voters to choose a queen for the ball on Feb eighth. Also noted, four hundred plants have been found that eat insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Coeds
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