Towers Kelso Nuptials Announced
Butler Missouri announces Marian Louise Towers to wed John H Kelso son of Edward L Kelso at St Pauls Methodist church on August 22 Miss Towers studied at Iowa State College and Coe College and teaches at Central City He is a senior at the University of Iowa and member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Towers
Butler
Marian Louise
John H. Kelso
Edward L. Kelso
Thirty-fourth Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Miss Towers
Iowa State College
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta
Central City
Kelso
University of Iowa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sherman F. Peterson
Dubuque
Vivian Lee Allen
Richard H. Durham
Harry D. Durham
Hillcrest Drive
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Miss Allen
Chi Omega
Durham
Mrs Truman Sets Up Spanish Engineer and German Sweetheart
Mrs Harry Truman helped unite Carlos Olaneta a Spanish engineer and Elvira Spaeth a German woman in Munich in 1943. The story notes Mrs Truman acted as a matchmaker in postwar romance.
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Barcelona
Spain
INS
Harry Truman
Cupid
Carlos Olaneta
Elvira Spaeth
Munich
Quick To Sew Frosted Darling Drawstring Frock Pattern 4751
90 minute simple dress with no placket or armhole seams offered by Anne Adams pattern 4751 for girls sizes 6 to 14. Size 10 uses 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and costs 25 cents to send to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept Chicago 80 Ill. Includes Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with wardrobe ideas and a sun tan halter catalog option for fifteen extra cents with a free pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
N. Clinton St
Chicago
Ill
Lovers Reunited After War Amid German Camp Ordeal
Carlos and Elvira fell in love but war forced his return to Spain. Elvira remained in a concentration camp in the American zone of Germany until Carlos appealed to the President’s wife. She won liberty and plans to marry him in Spain. Lemon pie note adds a culinary aside about coconut sprinkled meringue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Spain
Elvira
Germany
United States
Skirt Line To Plunge Lower In Fall Styles
New York designers keep new fall styles under wraps as press showings near. Skirts plunge to about 11 inches above the floor with moderately flared shapes and wide collar variations. Gold accents appear as buttons, pleats from hipband, and gores. Sleeves trend slim three quarter length, with fashionable coat dresses and tweed pockets.
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Phyllis Battelle
New York
INS
Bluebeards
Never Know What You'll Find in a Woman's Purse
St Louis report notes Mrs Ruth Abernathy recovered a lost watch from a rummage sale, illustrating the old saying that you never know what you'll find. The anecdote involves her mother Mrs Edgar W An and adds local color to a light feature.
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ST. Louis
Ruth Abernathy
Edgar W. An
Watch Found Hidden in Purse After Church Rummage Sale
A woman took Mrs Abernathy's old purse to a church rummage sale then used it to carry proceeds about 125 dollars. Her father counted the money and discovered a hole in the lining. He ripped it open and found the lost wrist watch inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
Names reflect shifting fashion in New York births
New York City health records reveal top baby names by gender and show shifts over 50 and 20 years. Girls favor fancier names like Barbara and Patricia while boys lean toward John and William. trends mirror broader fashion changes in society.
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NEW York
New York City
Health Department
Department
Barbara
Linda
Patricia
Mary
Susan
Joan
Carol
Diane
Judith
Margaret
Robert
John
James
Michael
William
Richard
Joseph
Thomas
Stephen
David
Fond City
Catherine
Annie
Rose
Marie
Esther
Sarah
Frances
Ida
Dora
Helen
Anne
Gloria
Teresa
Jean
Charles
George
Edward
Louis
Francis
Samuel
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Mrs. Truman
Mr. Durham
Peter
Butch
Western Electricelle Et Alk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Audiphone Co
Chambers
Dial
Third Street
Newman
Borst
Sayaway
Newman's
Fur Department
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