Selfish Couple Highlight Conflicts In Social Mismatch
A misaligned couple argues over social habits with Mrs F seeking company while her shy husband avoids guests. The piece advises both to compromise and acknowledge others wishes. A reader asks about marrying young while finishing school. guidance urges finishing education first and gentle patience with family rules before marriage.
When with peers you should stay relaxed and natural
The advice urges maintaining a easy attitude with boys as with girls. It notes that peers are also young people without special gifts and should be treated simply.
First solemn mass for Rev. James d Autremont in Sacred Heart
The Rev. James d Autremont of Monticello was ordained at Notre Dame by Bishop Noll last week and celebrated his first solemn high mass at Sacred Heart church in Monticello. Visiting clergy included Rev. Rooney, Rev. Hennessey, Rev. Ginter, and Rev. Miller. He is the son of Mrs I V d Autremont, formerly of Monticello, now in Creighton, Neb. He attended Monticello public schools and Sacred Heart high school, class of 1927, then Notre Dame and Holy Cross theology, becoming Sacred Heart cry’s first ordained priest.
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James d’Autremont
Sacred Heart
Father d’Autremont
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T. J. Rooney
Cascade
J. J. Hennessey
Castle Grove
Harold Ginter
C. J. Miller
Key West
d’Autremont
I. V. d’Autremont
Creighton
Neb
University of Notre Dame
Congregation of Holy Cross
Holy Cross College
Sacred Heart Cry
Alden Family Reunion Held in Marshalltown
Benton county residents gathered in Marshalltown for an Alden family reunion, descendants of John and Priscilla Alden. Officers elected for next year include John N. Alden of Shellsburg as president and Lillian Alden of LeGrand as secretary-treasurer. Next year’s picnic will be at Tama.
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Shellsburg
Benton County
Marshalltown
Alden
John
Priscilla
John N. Alden
Lillian Alden
LeGrand
Tama
Plans For A New Home After A Honeymoon
Nancy Page describes Dorrie preparing for city life after marriage. She packs household goods for forwarding, hopes for showers to supply canned goods jams and jams and kitchen gadgets, and plans clothes including smart launderable house dresses and a culotte suit. She buys a large leghorn hat and tailored underwear. She expects to head for heaven and bliss, and offers a wedding leaflet by mail.
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Dorrie
Doris
Heaven
Bliss
Chinese cookbook grand set hailed as world’s largest
The Chinese imperial cook book is described as a 96 volume work weighing a ton and claimed to be the largest cookbook in the world. An abridged edition exists in eighteen volumes.
Mind and Morals Through Science by Albert Edward Wiggam
This 1936 piece argues science can answer moral questions and weighs women’s labor expectations, child drawings as indicators of schooling, and tests for scientific thinking. It cites studies by Florence Goodenough and K. Buehler, plus the Independent Woman prize contest context.
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Wen
Florence Goodenough
Minnesota University
K. Buehler
Vienna
Leigh Peck
Texas University
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Wiggam
A brief booklet promotion describes Rules for a good memory tested by science. It explains remembering names dates lessons books and more and offers a service to readers with a 10 cent request for costs and a stamped self addressed envelope.
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DE. Henry
Albert E. Wiggam
Mount Vernon Couple Wed In Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Miss Laura bell Kohl daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kohl and Donald Sigmund son of Mrs R D Finnigan of Martelle married June 27 by Rev Blaine Hyten at the First Christian church parsonage in Cedar Rapids. The couple will live with the bride’s parents in Mount Vernon.
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Mount Vernon
Laurabell Kohl
Charles Kohl
Donald Sigmund
R. D. Finnigan
Martelle
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Sigmund
Elberon Man Frank Kauphan Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Frank Kauphan, 46, of Elberon, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Tuesday after an illness. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Elberon
Frank Kauphan
Cedar Rapids
Obituary Notice for Local Resident with Family
A local resident died after a brief illness at home last Sunday. He was rushed to the hospital for an operation and is survived by wife, two sisters Agnes of Elberon and Mrs. John Rayman of near Clutter, and two brothers John and Joe of Benton county. Funeral services will be held at the family home four miles north of Elber on Thursday at 2 p.m. conducted by S. V. Shonka of Cedar Rapids.
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