Bonnie L Kelley Becomes a Bride
Bonnie Leigh Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kelley married Robert P Prull son of Mr and Mrs William Prull of Martelle in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Methodist church in Springville Rev LeRoy Collins officiated. Attendants were Lillie Mae Kelley Naomi Stewart and bridesmaid Bonnie Margene Jones. Best man Ralph Prult with groomsman Lloyd Andre of Martelle. Usher brothers Orval Dave and Alvie Kelley. Trainbearers Jean and Jerry Kelley. The bride wore a Chantilly lace bodice with a tulle over satin skirt and court train paired with a lace bonnet and veil. She carried a white Bible with orchid and lilies of the valley. Attendants wore orchid and yellow gowns and colonial bouquets. A reception for 200 followed.
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Springville
Bonnie Leigh Kelley
James Kelley
Robert P. Prull
William Prull
Martelle
LeRoy Collins
Lillie Mae Kelley
Naomi Stewart
Ralph Prult
Lloyd Andre
Orval
Dave
Alvie Kelley
Bonnie Margene Jones
Larry Prult
Jean
Jerry Kelley
Chantilly
Couple Weds Then Leave for Colorado on Honeymoon
Guests at the church parlors saw the couple depart for a wedding trip to Colorado. They plan to reside in Martello. The groom, Mr. Prull, works in Anamosa while his bride has been employed in Cedar Rapids by the Iowa National Mutual Insurance Company.
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Colorado
Martello
Prull
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Company
Delhi Bride Weds Forest Man In Methodist Church
Miss Shirley Cords of Delhi married Dayne F. Scott of Forest Indiana at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Methodist church with Rev. Richard N Major officiating. The ceremony featured gladiolus arches and a syringa arbor. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cords, wore slipper satin with lace bodice and carried daisies and a white orchid. The groom is son of Mrs. Dorothy Eli and Clarence Scott. A reception followed at Memorial hall and the couple will reside in Omaha where Scott is stationed with the army.
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Delhi
Shirley Cords
Dayne F. Scott
Forest
Ind
Richard N Major
Fred Cords
Scott
Dorothy Eli
Clarence Scott
Marjorie Whittemore
Jeanette Haren
Audrey Schnittjer
Shirley Wesley
Dale Cords
Robert Schmidt
Robert Grimm
Henry K. Haren
Sharon
Karen Cords
Thomas Oehler
Memorial Hall
Electronics Radio Television Institute
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Scott
Army
Takilouka Camp Fire Girls Host Cruise for Dates
The Takilouka Camp Fire Girls entertained their dates Friday evening on the Kapa Ana pleasure boat with fourteen attendees. Mrs. S. M. Ford, the leader, acted as chaperone.
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Takilouka Camp
Kapa Ana
S. M. Ford
Fay Barnhart Weds Richard Sampson in Zion Methodist Ceremony
In Colesburg a Sunday evening wedding united Fay Barnhart daughter of Charles O Barnhart and Richard Sampson son of Howard Sampson. Rev Robert Logan officiated a double ring ceremony with orange blossoms and yellow roses. The couple plans a Colorado Springs wedding trip. Fay Barnhart is employed by Craemer's in Cedar Rapids while Richard Sampson, an Iowa University attendee, works on his family farm.
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Colesburg
Zion Methodist Church
Fay Barnhart
Charles O. Barnhart
Richard Sampson
Howard Sampson
Robert Logan
Dorothy Ladewasser
Guttenberg
Carolyn Tomkins
Pat Millard
Cedar Rapids
Roland Sampson
Ray Barnhart
Gary Bush
George Barnhart
Floyd Sampson
Becky Swanson
David Dittmer
Colorado Springs
Pat Brown Honored at Elks Club Birthday Luncheon
Pat Brown was honored Saturday at the Elks club luncheon hosted by her mother Mrs Harold H Brown at 2644 Country Club Parkway SE for her seventeenth birthday. Guests included Dee Kaiser Jean Maybanks Sally Bruch Barbara Morf Sue Anderson Sue Lawson Judy Lorenzen Ellen Weldhouse Mary Preston Janie Morse Virginia Blood Nancy Nichols Marsha Coats and Doris Wegman.
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Pat Brown
The
Elks Club
Harold Ih. Brown
Country Club ‘Parkway SE
Pat
Dee Kaiser
Jean Maybanks
Sally Bruch
Barbara Morf
Sue Anderson
Sue Lawson
Judy Lorenzen
Ellen Weldhouse
Mary Preston
Janie Morse
Virginia Blood
Nancy Nichols
Marsha Coats
Doris Wegman
Burgess Family Visits Here From Wisconsin
Mrs. Davis S. Burgess and her children David and Kay of Rice Lake Wisconsin arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Burgess parents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Smith at 125 Thirty third Street NE and her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith at 439 Thirty six Street NE. Mr Burgess will come later in the week to join his family.
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Davis S. Burgess
David
Kay
Rice Lake
Wis
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1954
The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors met June 1 1954 per adjournment with Supervisors Hood Sutera and Wiley present. The May 18 and 29 minutes were approved and various claims and transfers were authorized including $500 from Clearing to Secondary Road Maintenance and adoption of a resolution for a county sanatorium lien release. The session authorized permits for Knotty Pine Inn Edgewood Grocery and Mitchell Mercantile and approved several salaries and expenditures for county offices and services.
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State of
Iowa
Linn
Board of Supervisors
Hood
Sutera
Ey. N
Guters
Sapervieet Tv
Morris Nford
Uniganford Co
Aude Knickerbocer
Isc
Eneva
Smaty
Martin Ley
Gran
Hanzlik
Emarnes
Frances
L Roushar
Petro
Pos
Eiereisen
Mechnik Typewriter Co
Oye Elevator Co
George Newland
Aes Ns
Ro Hawkins
Det . Co
Bakery, Inc
Heisen-Sahler Co
Tone Punk
Tuxe's Hospital
Tory
Aid
oFen
Andersen
Aadioon
Thomas Oné
Med Aid
G. F. J Sloan
Sid Assmo Rebs
Theran Homes
U ¢ Tate
Vnl
Welfane Deore Ambulance Service
Boar Supervisors
Wiley
Ronegpaen
Lees
Lees Coun’ 7 Que. Ere A Goombs. Yer Aunt Wal Be Su On At Ae Dale Sanatorium
Cuipport
Frank Coombs
Enisey
Cedar Iowa
Board of Supervolanty
Andale
Snd
Linn County
Eak Gisaret
Tenn Steel
Ley
Ban on Pants Pockets Shocks New York Courts
By Inez Robb a witty exchange treats a New York appeals court ruling as a victory for men rights. The piece satirically notes the decision makes it illegal for a wife to raid a husband’s pants pocket or dresser at midnight, sparking comic dialogue about gender roles and self defense.
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New York
New York State Supreme Court
Mr. R
Amateurs Beat MGM to Crusoe Film Draws Hollywood Rivalry
Hollywood report credits a group of amateurs led by Henry Ehrlich and Philip Roll with filming a Robinson Crusoe adaptation in Mexico starring Ryan O'Herlihy. The two versions English and Spanish cost about 200000, less than a Hollywood B picture, and drew rave responses while MGM scrapped its own plans after seeing an early cut.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
MGM
Robinson Crusoe
Ryan O’herlihy
Stewart Granger
I O'Herlihy
New York
Henry Ehrlich
Philip Roll
Luis Bunuel
Spain
Mexico
O’herlihy
Ohrbach
Trish
London
Orson Wells
MGM Plans Six Reel Crusoe Film Before Desert Island Casting
MGM considered filming Crusoe's life romance as part of a six reel package but hesitated to reveal the actor before he was cast on the desert island project.
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MGM
Crusoe
Desert
Auction pinochle rule debate on inactive players rights
A New York correspondent asks what an inactive player should do when he spots an irregularity in an auction pinochle deal. In four handed games the dealer sits out, yet the inactive player may speak up about a revoke. The article notes debate over whether the dealer or inactive partner may intervene and states the rule that the inactive player must be a silent partner.
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New York
Quiet conduct and irregularity rules in bidding games
The text outlines code of conduct for players in a card game, emphasizing that a noncalling partner must remain quiet and not raise irregularities first. If the bidder or defender calls attention first, penalties or penalties focus emerge, leaving leaders to discuss rules, with the dealer sometimes testifying. The passage notes the first U.S. census in 1790 as a separate historically referenced item.
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U.S
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Bonnie L. Kelley
Robert Prull
Burgess
Wisconsin
Rai Ene Co
Jon
Bae Alt
Rene Grier
Lord Uliom
Erry sNayraill
Rao
Rs Aha
Ubfereel
Harold Andrews
Sslary
Holden-Kahler
Gory
Light, & Power Co
I Gas Fieet Co
Sil Trele
Midland Farm MiaSteewent Co
Joe' R
Iity Teat
Pere
Spas Rig
Neustel
Howard M Snyder
Salar Ae All Wheel Drive Co
R Bosteder
Harold Shaffer
Lloyd A Wright
W J Konigsmark
Knotty Pine Inn
Hermzah
Edgewood Grocery
Fechell
Mitchell Meroc
Ivai
Isor & Wiss Te Jutera
Superve
Enry J Hood
Har R Bik
Rubek
Binge
Otto PF
Hanglik
al Danovski
Smith Agency
Wiliam A
Ss, Books and Warner" Printing Co
Whosana Zep Mig
Acme Investment ‘Co
Etvil Huntington Labora Stories
A Co
Baxing
Hamilton Co
Upervisori
Airmar
Kapoun
Polehna
Richters Bakery
Frank F Bates, Co
Treas Rere
Ete
Weive
Lecter Rs
Susipment Co
Dictaphone Corp’ N
City Water Works
Water . Ambulance Service Co
Amb
King's Crown Plaster Co
Brookfield Pest Control
S Crown Plaster Co
A. W. Peterson Co. Inc
Peoples Furniture Co
Star
John Blanks Sons Co
Diet & Care
Tilly Priiting Co
Blanks and
James H
James H Smith
Fleo ‘Turner
Sentral City
Myron Dolph
Bruchner Macine
National Biscuit
Biscriff
Che Todd Co
Jeann Stevenson Motor Co
Jarlan E. Snyder
Sanitary Farminis
Ation Supplies Diet & Ca
Kenneth McKesson
McKesson
Joseph
Cedar Care
Provaia
Natal
Eee
W. Kern
Reid’ S
Chi Brookfield
Abe McNeil Groci la Gren Groc
Ubb
Lompson
Helteman
Med Aid Bison Grocery
Bulance Rvice Co
Myrtle Price
C. W. Ziesman
Em Feems Capital
Crim Invest Pees
Sarov
Ment Co
Armco Dial
Ucts Centrality Tele Co
Hes Eragrer and
Poemiter. Inc
Sint Brown
W. Bell ‘Co., Inc
Ennedy
Uber Motor
Mascods
Paltis
Usky
Clare
Curtis
Lz “A
Inez Robb
Sweeney
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Oswald Jacoby
Prastka Jewelers Presents
Prastra
Paramount Theatre
Baxter Motors, Inc
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