Marion junior high operetta thrills large audience
A large crowd attended the Marion junior high operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii at Lincoln school auditorium. Miss Rose Wilcox directed with assistants and Mary Ellen Granger at the piano. The act featured Hawaiian pirate costumes, tuneful songs, and a plot about a girls school in Hawaii with a U S cruiser sailor disguising as a pirate.
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Hawaii
Miss Primer
Barbara Sloss
Dorothy Dear
Norma Riddick
Bully Wood
Tennessee
Robert Marsh
Warren Kelly
Myron Oxley
Darline Mills
Madeline Moore
Theodore Davis
Frederick Titus
Dorothy Ford
Hiram
Janet Elder
Marriage of Lillian Marie Zak and Max Albaugh in Mount Vernon
Mrs. Margaret Zak of 475 Fifth avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Lillian Marie to Max Albaugh son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Albaugh of Mount Vernon. The ceremony was performed by Rev James Baltz in Mount Vernon on Nov 21. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Dwight Hawk of Mount Vernon, sister of the groom. The bride wore a green crepe dress with lavender sweet peas and sunburst roses. The couple will reside on the Stamats farm east of Marion after Nov 25.
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Margaret Zak
Fifth Avenue
Lillian Marie
Max Albaugh
Emmett Albaugh
Mount Vernon
James Baltz
Dwight Hawk
Hawk
Albaugh
Stamats Farm
Marion
Milwaukee club birthday luncheon noted with prizes
The Milwaukee Railroad Women's club held a Thursday birthday luncheon at New Hallwood with fifty members at a long table and three birthday cakes. Officers elected included President Mrs John F Coakley and vice presidents Mrs James Pringle and Mrs Ed Ainley.
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Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
New Hallwood
O. Fahey
M. J. Flannigan
Chicago
Robert Cessford
John F Coakley
James Pringle
Ed Ainley
S.C Thomas
W. E. Smith
Thomas Costello
Stanley Thomas
Methodist Guild Presents Wedding Gown Revue at Church
The Methodist Friendly Guild staged a Wedding Gown Revue in the church auditorium with gowns dating to 1875. Guests included Mrs. Julius Raddatz modeling her gown and her brother Darrell Gillmore singing, as Rev Ralph Hall Collis led a short marriage service. Numerous gowns were worn by models and noted owners.
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Methodist Church
Methodist Friendly Guild
Marvin Edison
Bernard Schenken
Irvin Ford
Hildred Miller
Ida Lillie
Julius Raddatz
Darrell Gillmore
Zelda Gillmore
Ralph Hall Collis
Gillmore
Kathryn McElwain
Charles Breneman
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Charles van Nuys
Betty Howell
C. N. Owen
A. A. Schenken
H. O Allen
Frank Allen
Carrie Reichert
VE. Peddycourt
Walter
A. E. Granger
Louis Ross
Emery J. Miller
Elizabeth Self
Self
Alfred Bensch
Irving Finger
Nadine Dove
Lawrence S. Dove
Helen Biddick
C. B. Vernon
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
John Birmingham
Kathryn Klink
Carl J. Kassler
Ivan Gillmore
Kenneth Murdoch
Wendall Towner
Byron Ambdenstock
Teachers Entertain Directors and Wives in Marion Township Banquet
Teachers from Marion township hosted school directors and wives at Hallwood Hall serving dinner to sixty. Eleanor Storck gave the welcome as Miss Verle Breed and Ruth and Ray Frederick presented readings and piano numbers while Kennedy and McGowan performed saxophones and readings followed by group singing. Mothers Club plans baskets for Thanksgiving and a lesson on child intellect was led by Mrs. George Michel. Funeral notices report the death of Mrs. Wickwire of Webster City with services in Webster City. Pheasant hunting near Peterson noted for Louis Ross and Elmer Frederick. In the Legion baby contest Richard Bristol leads with James Hayes close behind.
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Marion Township
Lulu B. Secrist
Linn County
D. B. Storck
Storck
Hallwood
Ellyn McGowan
Eleanor Storck
Teachers’ Association of
Harley Ives
Robert Kennedy
Mothers Club
Chauncey O’kelly
George Michel
Harvey Gipp
Dale Peterson
Richard Sears
John Crawford
F. Wickwire
Webster City
Wickwire
Marion
Burt
Marion Post
No. 298
American Legion
Marton Merchants
Richard Bristol
James Edward Hayes
Soviet Pilot Claims Nine-Mile Altitude Record
Soviet test pilot Vladimir Kokinaki said he climbed to 47,818 feet in a 62 minute flight, setting a new world altitude record for airplanes. Soviet experts verified the open single motor biplane flight and compared it with the prior Italian record of 47,354 feet from 1934.
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Moscow
Vladimir Kokinaki
Renato Donati
Rome
Kokinaki
Sugar Beet Control Extended To 1936
Washington plans extend the sugar beet production adjustment contract to cover the 1936 crop year. The AAA announced the extension Friday, expanding the 1935 program for growers nationwide.
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Washington
Poisoned baking soda linked to store death toll in San Francisco
Health authorities traced a barrel of sodium fluoride used to top off baking soda sold at a Mission Street department store. The toxin caused three deaths and 21 illnesses among shoppers. investigators note potential mass poisoning risks from the mixture, raising questions about accidental or intentional contamination.
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San Francisco
INS
Mission Street
J. C. Geiger
Joseph Rosenthal
Dr. Geiger
Jack Dinneen
Dinneen
Geiger
George Engler
Police Homicide Squad
San Francisco Dishwasher Dies After Soda Ingestion
George Purnaras, 45, a dishwasher, died in convulsions hours after drinking bicarbonate of soda. Deputy Coroner Trabucco said the soda came from a different source than that linked to three earlier fatalities. The cafe proprietor reported buying 12 one-pound packages from a separate wholesaler.
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San Francisco
George Purnaras
Anthony Trabucco
Purnaras
Trabucco
Herring Seeks Lower Iowa Liquor Prices and Expansion
Governor Clyde L. Herring urged the Iowa liquor commission to cut state liquor prices next year after noting a 20 percent profit in its first year. He called for a 10 percent margin to cover losses and supported 25 new stores to improve access, even if some operate at a loss to eliminate bootlegging. He was told the system could divert about $100,000 monthly to the general fund after January 1, though this may shrink if margins fall.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa Liquor Commission
Commission
Herring
Thirteen Patients Escaped Fire At Edgeland Hospital
A Thursday blast and fire at Edgeland hospital in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin sent thirteen patients to safety. Nurses doctors and townspeople carried patients and a three day old baby girl from the burning building while the fire department fought the flames. Hospital janitor Albert Olson suffered severe burns when a 50 gallon alcohol tank exploded. None of the patients or rescuers were injured beyond fright and exposure.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Edgeland Hospital
Albert Olson
Motion Pictures Show Agricultural Progress
Washington AP reports the agriculture department released a film series to illustrate departmental activities. Included are The Control of Worms in Hogs, The Mosquito Public Enemy, Regulated Deer Hunting, and Lest We Forget a forest fire fighting drama.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hauptmann Agrees Lie Detector Test If Freed on Truth
Bruno Richard Hauptmann's attorney says Hauptmann will submit to a lie detector test only if the test guarantees his release if it shows he told the truth. The plan was reportedly approved by counsel and state officials based on Dr. William M. Marston's suggestion.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
William M. Marston
Rochester
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