Bea's Ambitions Spark Truth Embroidery
Bea writes with bright plans that sound real but have not begun. Dear Miss Manners answers to drift with the tide and stay nonchalant, showing how to keep a boyfriend intrigued. Avoid revealing interest, stay busy, and let him pursue.
Dear Miss Manners on a 22 and 19 year olds marriage
The advice says age difference is slight and not a barrier if interests align. Do not rush. in two to three years you will better know if you want to spend your lives together.
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Miss Manners
J. B
Red Cross Board Plans Roll Call Meeting
The Red Cross board met Thursday to schedule the annual roll call and heard Elizabeth Bailey a field worker from St. Louis report on ongoing fundraising and community outreach efforts.
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Red Cross Board
Elizabeth Bailey
St. Louis
Penetro Salve Promoted for Child Comfort and Cold Relief
An old advertisement urges mothers to rub Penetro on their child’s chest to ease congestion and help breathing. It claims Penetro uses mutton suct and concentrated medicine to promote warmth and increased blood flow, with aromatic vapors soothing nasal passages. The copy touts various sizes and a free sample offer from Memphis Tennessee.
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Penetro
Sil
Memphis
Tenn
Roll Call Tally Across Multiple Cities
Mrs. Metta Bird, executive secretary, reported 257 contacts in the month with 135 services rendered across Walker Center Point Central City Coggon and Marion.
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Walker
Center Point
Central City
Coggon
Marion
Metta Bird
Pioneer Clubs Elect Leaders in Local Churches
Local church pioneer clubs named presidents and leaders across denominations. Notable selections include Robert Pries at United Brethren, Paul Roth at First Evangelical, Ralph Cutler guiding multiple groups, and Dean Lehman leading the Church of Brethren Pioneers.
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Pioneer Clubs
United Brethren Pioneer Club
Robert Pries
Fifth Avenue SE
Homer Stone
Comrade Club
First Evangelical Church
Paul Roth
Faverine NW
Ralph Cutler
Ralph Ballou
Ninth Street NW
Silver Fox Pioneer Club
Trinity Methodist Church
H. N. Steele
Ravens Pioneer Club
St. Paul’s
Methodist
Eugene Pugh
Eighteenth Street
A. K. Fisber
Flying Dutchmen
St. Paul’s Church
Robert Esser
B Avenue
Art Birney
Oswald Andersen
Eighth Avenue
Viking Pioneer Club
Saron Lutheran Church
A. G. Fjeliman
Arthur Bliss
Oakland Avenue
J. E. Weary
Bernard Webster
Second Avenue SW
First Evangelical Pioneers
Art Taylor
Dragon Pioneer Club
Bethel
Millard Washington
Fifteenth Street
Church of Brethren Pioneers
Dean Lehman
Earl Demory
Iowa U and Iowa State Sections Of Chemical Society Meet Here
The University of Iowa and Iowa State College sections of the American Chemical Society plan a Saturday night meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt. About fifty chemists from across the state are expected. After a 6 30 p.m. dinner, Dr. F N Speller of Chicago will speak on Some Problems of Corrosion. Dr H P Howells of Quaker Oats is sectional chairman.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State College
American Chemical Society
Hotel Roosevelt
F. N. Speller
Chicago
National Tube Company
H. P. Howells
Quaker Oats Company
Florida Flower Lover Sends Seeds of Mexican Coral Vine
Mrs. Alice Warner of 215 Market Street Jacksonville Florida offers free Mexican coral vine seeds to local flower growers. She notes pink flowers in large clusters and sprays and says the vine grows in diverse climates, with indoor planting and spring transplanting possible. She also has seeds for monkey vine, previously sent to readers.
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Florida
Alice Warner
Market Street
Jacksonville
Warner
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Indoor vine seeds for Christmas display offered by Mrs Warner
Mrs Warner promotes growing a vine that can be started in pots or boxes indoors to provide a Christmas vine. She also offers seeds of a dense foliage vine with white flower buds that bloom lavender. Interested readers should write to Mrs Warner and include a self addressed stamped envelope.
Executor Appointment in Linn County Probate Notice
Notice of appointment of executor for Mary Titties estate in Linn County Iowa. FRANK HEPKER named as executor. all debts to estate to be paid to the undersigned. claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court. Attorneys Deacon Sargent and Spangler listed.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Nee Rees
Ian
Mary Titties
Ion
Shecter
Frank Hepker
Sargent and
Spangler
Executrix Appointed in Linn County Iowa Estate
Gertrude C. Studer is named Executrix of the estate of Joseph J. Studer deceased of Linn County Iowa on October 29 1936. Creditors and debtors are to settle with the Executrix through the Linn County District Court clerk's office and with the listed attorneys Donnelly Lynch Anderson and Lynch.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Joseph J. Studer
Notice of Forfeiture Hearing on 1936 Automobile
In Linn County Iowa a 1936 automobile model 1936 seized by the sheriff for illegal liquor transport is subject to forfeiture. An information has been filed in District Court and a hearing is set for nine oclock A M Sunday January 1937 at the Cedar Rapids Court House. Respondents must appear and show cause why the automobile should not be forfeited.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
State of Iowa
R. M. Knolk
Ralph M. Knolk
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Said
District Court
H. Sm.th
Lace County
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