Wedding in St Joseph church unites Miss Flanagan and Philip Leahy
A June 28 wedding at St Joseph church joined Miss Winifred Flanagan of Wadena and Philip Leahy of West Union. Rev Dorrance Noonan officiated as Mary Flanagan served as maid of honor and M J Leahy as best man. Music featured violin by Anna Louise Broghammer and singing by Miss Burke and Miss Thompson. The bride wore white embroidered net with a gardenia veil and carried a satin prayer book. The couple will live in West Union and had a wedding breakfast for about 45 guests.
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St. Joseph
Winifred Flanagan
Wadena
Philip Leahy
West Union
Dorrance Noonan
Mary Flanagan
M. J. Leahy
Anna Louise Broghammer
Mary Margaret Broghammer
James Little
William Erickson
Leo Baldwin
Duane Raftis
West Union High School
Upper Iowa University
Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College
Fayette and Linn
Viola Consolidated School
Canada
S. V. Carnock
Presbyterian Church
Robert Whittenbaugh
U. B
Stella Whittenbaugh
Kenneth Baldwin
A. G. Herrling
Holt
Frey
Pike's Peak
McGregor
Jim Hall
Harry Humphry
Henry Baumgartner
Anna Cooley
Dubuque
Mart Frey
J. H. Wilson
Ruth
Adolph Weber
Robert Weber
Will Frey
Robert Frey
Russell and
Mart
Goethe Quote About Height and Repose
A concise note attributes the idea that true rest lies at every height, reflecting Goethe’s reflection on balance and serenity. The line presents a philosophical insight rather than a reported event, inviting contemplation on inner peace amid effort.
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Goethe
Cabin Chaos Sparks Plan At Camp Bunk Mess
In a boys camp tale, Joey Ferguson argues with cabin mates over a messy bunk. Slim and Jack plot to reform him while he hopes to impress his mom. Separately, Christine Kilford, 60, of New York City, ejects a man from a subway seat, and a Biological Survey round-up in Wyoming records 400 previously unknown wild horses.
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Joey Ferguson
Slim” Jurgens
Jack Longman
Joey
Slim
Jack
Mom
Christine Kilford
New York City
Biological Survey
Wyoming
Town Roundup Finds Curious Local News T: Ames geologists report giant copper nugget and other county notes
In Pella high school band members canvassed for curb painting to fund uniforms. A 94 pound copper nugget found near Adair amazes Ames geologists. A misadventure involves a wrong way alligator in the Nishnabotna near Shenandoah. Tales of potatoes that “blew up” near Gilberts, a whisky derby in Warren County, and age defying fishing permits in Audubon also appear along with local events and curious incidents from across the region.
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Pella
Mississippi
Nishnabotna River
Shenandoah
George Knittle
Garland Reed
Lows
Clever Discovery Speeds Pineapple Ripening With Acetylene
Hawaiian growers report pineapples ripen four times faster when plants are treated with acetylene before flowering. Treatments involve sealing the plant in a chamber or spraying acetylene-infused water. After five 12 to 18 hour sessions, fruit reaches ripe readiness.
The Chow Dog Description and Appearance Traits
A description of the chow dog noting color varieties red blue black cream and other shades. It outlines a heavily bowed short backed build with straight forelegs. The head is broad flat blunt muzzle black tongue erect ears wide apart long headed scowl deep set dark almond eyes and a tail carried along the spine.
Redwood Used for Church in Santa Rosa Shrine Stump
The First Baptist Church of Santa Rosa California was built from a sequoia that supplied 78 000 feet of lumber. The tree stump now serves as a shrine where the congregation holds an annual memorial service.
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First Baptist
Santa Rosa
Calif
Watch in good shape after forty years on farm
De Wayne county faces limited funds as the general fund is spent and officials expect only one or two more paydays before January first. The narrative mentions campaign fatigue and references the Italian Royal Family, Savoy, and a UC discovered drugless angina treatment using abdominal pressure to increase heart blood flow.
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Bill
Wayne County
University of California
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