Miss Chamberlain and Earl Pulver Wed at Anamosa
Augusta Chamberlain and Earl R Pulver wed in Anamosa at the home of the bride’s parents Judge F O Elson read the ceremony in four o clock Sunday afternoon familiy attended by maid of honor Miss Helen Chamberlain and best man Willam Chamberlain The bride wore a shell pink gown with ecru trim and Premiere roses The couple will reside in Anamosa following the ceremony
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Ashe
Paul Frank
Grinnell
Edwin H Wadsworth
Barbara Donelas
James L Cooper
Harry O'Donnell
Mary Stubbs
Donald P Barnes
Frank
Miss Stubbs
Barnes
John Carey
Donald P
Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Allen
Hamilton
Anamosa
Park Chamberlain
Augusta Chamberlain
Earl R Pulver
Jennie Pulver
F O Elson
Ellison
Helen Chamberlain
Willam Chamberlain
Mr Pulver
Ecru
Miss Chamberlain
William Chamberlain
Pulver
St Katharine’s School
Davenport
Burnham School
Northampton Mass
University of Iowe
Cleveland
Ohio
Dayton Vocational School
Dayton
Dr and Mrs Brown Plan Midwest Medical Meetings
Dr and Mrs WE Brown of 1915 Fourth Avenue South will depart tonight for Milwaukee to attend the Central Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists meetings, then proceed to Chicago for the Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons. They expect to be away about ten days. Dr Brown returned Tuesday evening from Wellman after addressing the Washington County Medical Society.
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WE Brown
Fourth Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Brown
Central Association of Obsterato i I Terhais Ra’ ‘Gnitecologists
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Wellman
Washington County Medical Society
Beta Sigma Phi meeting at 1629 C Avenue NE
Miss Betty Chapman hosted Lambda chapter at her home Tuesday night. Five bridge tables competed with prizes awarded to Miss Martha Rompotl and Mrs Ros Bollinger. A buffet supper followed, hosted by Mrs A R Chapman and Mrs F S Boles. Halloween decorations and favors completed the festive mood.
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Betty Chapman
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
C Avenue NE
Martha Rompotl
Ros Bollinger
A R Chapman
F S Boles
Engagement announced for Miss Marie Milota and Mulo Koutny
A party at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Winchester Marion disclosed the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Marie Milota, sister of Mrs Winchester, to Mulo Koutny, son of Mrs Frances Koutny of Urbana. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Woodward, Myr and Mrs C F Millet, Orlando Craft, Gladys Woodward, Malo Koutny, Mattie Milota, Mr and Mrs Farl Walser and daughter Edith, and Miss Leota Winchester, all from Cedar Rapids or Marion.
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Leo Winchester
Marion
Winchester
Marie Milota
Mulo Koutny
Frances Koutny
Urbana
Milata
Frank FE Milota
Avenue NW
Raymond Woodward Myr
C F Millet Orlando Craft
Gladys Woodward
Malo Koutny
Mattie Milota
Cedar Rapids
Farl Walser
Edith
Leota Wanchester
Manion
Anbar Grotto Austin Hosts Friday Night Event
The Anbar Grotto in Austin will present a night of activities on Friday at the South Side Community Hall. Students from Mi eht A Bacar will perform dance numbers and a play directed by Mis Po Biavnders and Mrs t Jo Vondraceh features a cast from Grotto ViNe belt of Inbers Cards and residents await the program details.
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Anbar Grotto
Austins
Tyby Ha Hashands
Membre
Mieht A Bacar
Mis Po Biavnders
T Jo Vondraceh
No clear headline available from fragmented text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions local residents and social group participation, referencing Mrs TP Daiglass, Mrs BC Hae, and various places and dates. The sentence structure is broken, with unclear events or outcomes and no cohesive news item or identifiable sequence.
Celia Christie to Wed Charles Gelski in Oct Nuptials
Frank Christie of 842 Fifteenth Street SE announces the engagement of his daughter Celia to Charles Gelski, son of Mrs. Essie Gelski. The marriage is planned for October 21 at noon at the Christie home.
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Frank Christie
Fifteenth Street
Celia
Charles Gelski
Essie Gelski
Christe
Box Score Bats for Bluege and Sewell in Key Tie
Washington and New York state final as New York wins 6 to 1. Goslin hits a homer for the Yankees while Crowder allows four walks and nine hits over five innings plus two-thirds. Key moments include a two-base hit by Terry and a double play combination Cronin-Myer-Kuhel.
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Critz
Terry
Davis
Doutos
Peel
Jackson
Mancuso
Ryan
Schumacher
Washington
New York
Moore
Goslin
Cronin
Myer
Kuhel
Bluege
Manush
Crowder
Wits
Thomas I
McColl
Moriarty
Mirman
Ormsby
Abd
Moran
H Myer
Rf Manush
If Cronin
Schulte
Ef Kuhel
Harris Sewell
Balton
F Crowder
Thomas
P 'Rheet McColl
Giants
Lefty
Cruz
Ott
Travis Jackson
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Landt
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de Kove
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M. Remon
Connie Gates
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Ted Hasing
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Oxrie Nelson
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WJZ Kstp
Lucas Orch
Giants Win Second From Senators 6 1
The Giants defeated the Senators 6 to 1 as Cronin’s team faced a late rally and strong pitching. Gust man Mancuso and Alex McColl appeared in the game, with Crewe and Crowder featuring in key plays as New York built a decisive lead.
Stanwood forms permanent Stanwood Fall Festival and Eastern Iowa Horse Show group
Following a Stanwood Fall Festival and Horse Show meeting, chair W. M. Waite reported a substantial surplus after bills. The event drew 71 horses and about 5,000 attendees at the night show. A permanent organization was created named Stanwood Fall Festival and Eastern Iowa Horse Show with John Grant secretary and Art Ropato treasurer.
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Stanwood
W. M. Waite
Iowa
John Grant
Art Ropa
Roosevelt Urges Charity Aid to NRA and Recovery
President champions private and church relief as key to recovery, urging communities to share responsibility alongside federal aid. He stresses neighborliness, spiritual values, and cooperative leadership to rebuild industry, agriculture, and public works while easing depression and preventing home disintegration.
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America
Fife
United States
Births and Legion officers reelected in Montourville
A son was born October 3 at St. Luke's Hospital to Mr and Mrs A H Aukerman of 365 Fifteenth Street SE. The officers of the American Legion post in Montourville have been reelected: Louie Vana commander, Leon Oakes vice commander, Bert Gould adjutant, J M Cooper treasurer.
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A. H. Aukerman
Fifteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Pennsylvania crude oil prices rise for tenth straight day
Oil City reports a tenth consecutive price increase for Pennsylvania grade crude since May with gains up to 10 cents pushing values to the highest since May 1930. Prices listed include Pennzol 2.32 2.37 Bradford Alleghany 2.45 Southwest 2.12 Eureka 2.07 Buckeye 1.92. WYOMING cast named for junior class play The Path Across the Hill selected by Miss Claribel Dykema with 10 principal members and 25 more to join rehearsals this week.
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Oil City
Ins
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Alleghany
Southwest
Eureka
Buckeye
Wyoming
Claribel Dykema
Billy Reade
Clair Felker
Robert Pelkey
Alex Inglis
Melvin Sievers
Jean Roush
Jean Broderson
Helen Mohr
Betty Jane Levsen
Verna Hanold
Gravel spread on Wyoming Oxford Junction road work continues
A gravel coat is being spread on the Wyoming Oxford Junction road after completing the Wyoming Onslow haul. Gravel is hauled from the Silvers pit near Anamosa.
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Wyoming
Wyoming- Oxford Junction
Wyoming-Onslow
Stlvers Pit
Anamosa
Boy Shot In Mouth By Found Rifle Near Ryan
Edward Casey four year old son of Mrs William Casey living near Ryan was accidentally shot Monday when he discharged a .22 rifle found in a barn. The bullet passed through the left side of his mouth.
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Manchester
Edward Casey
William Casey
Ryan
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