Mt. Mercy I C Students to Give Music Recitals
Mt Mercy I C students will present music recitals in the college auditorium on Tuesday at 8 pm. Choristers will perform groups of songs and an interpretative speech class will offer a selection with Marie Vermeersch as accompanist. Other students from Mt Mercy and Immaculate Conception school are listed as participants across Tuesday to Friday recitals.
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Mt. Mercy Junior College
Im- Stark
Music Week
Mt. Mercy
Carolyn Cooke
Shirley Westinghouse
Mary Rita Gallagher
Louise Pratt
Naida Williams
Mary Rita Ginn
Marie Becker
Marie Vermeersch
Rita Arger
Janana Wilson
Ann Ryan
Rita Kelly
Helen Vernon
Jeanne Hofford
Monica Tiffany
Mary Dorothy Pospishil
Arlene Kelly
Flo Markey
Schubert Song Club
Mt. Mercy Academy
Immaculate Conception
Marilyn Hoagland
Lorraine LeRoux
Patricia McGuire
Pauline Jaeger
Virginia Motte
Constance Wendling
Robert Ernst
Judy Kern
Mary Marshall
Daniel Molumby
Women on the Farm interview with Mrs Hartman near Anamosa
In a Gazette feature Norma Manson interviews Mrs. Harold Hartman who runs a 280 acre farm four miles east of Anamosa. She discusses labor, milking 25 to 30 cows, using a tractor, canning 500 quarts of produce, family life, farm organization work, and plans for her children and future.
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Harold Hartman
Anamosa
Price and Baker Wed in Cedar Rapids Methodist Ceremony
Howard F. Price and Jane K. Baker were united in marriage at St. Pauls Methodist church parlors with Dr. Charles Bready officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Morgan of Cedar Rapids and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Price of Toledo. They will reside in Washington, D C, where Price is stationed after returning from five and a half years of service in the South Pacific.
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Jane K. Baker
Ernest L. Morgan
Avenue NW
Howard F. Price
Elmer Price
Toledo
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles Bready
Katharyn Bailey
Anamosa
Carl Fox
Bernice Fox
Marjorie Vetter
Virginia Morgan
Morgan
Australia
South Pacific
Better Wowa Gardens Planting Guide From Extension Service
Third in a garden series from the Iowa State College extension urges a second planting of radishes lettuce beets carrots and kohlrabi. Bush and pole beans may be planted now while other crops should wait for warmer soil and fresh stakes. Use poison dust on bean seed to prevent rot damping off and aid seedling vigor, and avoid inoculation if dust is used.
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Iowa College of Agricultural Extension Service
Early Hybrid Corn and Beetle Pests in Home Gardens
Garden guidance notes plant an early maturing hybrid sweet corn to avoid corn earworm. Leana hybrids show lower infestations. Watch for the spotted cucumber beetle and striped beetle, major pests feeding on beans to tomatoes. Spotted beetle, yellow with 12 black spots, hurts multiple crops. Striped beetle, yellow with black stripes, feeds on beans peas and corn. Both spread bacterial wilt in cucumbers vine crops. Control by dusting with one part arsenate to 9 or 10 parts dusting sulfur flour or hydrated lime. for vine crops use one part arsenate to 15 parts dusting gypsum. Do not use hydrated lime on vine crops.
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Iowa
St Luke's Alumnae Banquet Set at Roosevelt Hotel
The annual banquet of the St Luke's alumnae will be held Thursday at 6:30 pm at the Roosevelt hotel. The semi formal dinner and dance features escorts invited at 8:30. Reservations can be made by calling 6141 exchange 24 or 32.
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St. Luke’s
Roosevelt Hotel
Gaines and Beatty Married at Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Gaines and William L. Beatty exchanged vows Saturday at 7 30 p.m. with Rev. J E DeLong officiating. The couple's luncheon honored attending spouses Mr and Mrs Obe Bean and Mr and Mrs William Hoff. Out of town guests included Mrs. Francis Fisk and son Joy of Waterloo and Beatty’s son Bob with Miss Sylvia Kimes.
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Mary Gaines
William L. Beatty
Second Street
J. E. DeLong
Trinity Methodist Church
Obe Bean
William Hoff
Francis Fisk
Joy
Waterloo
Mrs Lyons Celebrates Ninetyth Birthday At Home
Mrs Alice Lyons 228 Fifth Street NE celebrated her ninetyith birthday with an open house Tuesday. Born in Hartford Michigan she is a descendant of Benjamin Franklin. She has one daughter Mrs Alice Woestendiek of Chicago and four sons Franklin E Clark Cedar Rapids John Chicago Richard and George St Louis.
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Alice Lyons
Fifth Street
Hartford, Mich
Lyons
Benjamin Franklin
Lunchbox Hacks For White Collar Workers In The Park
Doebel-days urges workers to carry noon meals to the office and eat in fresh air, even in a car. It offers several sandwich ideas using deviled ham, peanut butter and eggs, bologna, sausage and pork loaf with mayonnaise, celery, pickles and spices, plus tips to include fruit or juice in a thermos.
Odd Vintage Salad Dressing and Meat Loaf Mixture
A fragmented recipe describes mixing two cups cooked elbow macaroni with celery radishes green pepper and mayonnaise or salad dressing followed by adding meat loaf and seasonings. It also mentions liver sausage Worcestershire sauce celery mustards mayonnaise or dressing and rye bread for an open faced preparation.
Liberty ship William Allen White fitted after launch
The Liberty ship William Allen White, named for the late Emporia Gazette editor, was being outfitted in Richmond California on Tuesday following launching ceremonies.
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Richmond
Calif
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
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I. C
the Gazette
Norma Manson
Harold
Jimmy
Betty
Anamosa High Sch
Ames
Antioch Social Circle
Ladies Aid
Eastern Star
Homemakers Club
Farm Bureau
Jones County Red Cross
Olin High School
Cedar Falls
Roosevelt
White House
Dewey
Cpl
Caroyn Grayce Davenport
Secret Service
National Airport
Washington, D. C
Capt
Howard Hartman
Hawaiian Islands
Buehler Bros
First Street
ZOUND
Oleo
Rossetti
Honever
del Monte
Home Specialty Store
1St Ave
Jane Baker
William Beatty
Mrs. Lyons
By Naomi Doebel
Vienna
Iron and Steel Scrap
Second Avenue SE
Bishop's
America
Montgomery Ward
Ouija Boards
White
Wards
Montgomery
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