Marriage at Little Brown Church prompts local visitors
Florence E. Monroe and Gerald Gutcher wed at the Little Brown Church near Nashua in a single ring ceremony at nine in the morning. Neva Gutcher of Waterloo, sister of the groom, and George Monroe of the bride attended. The wedding party then picnicked in Waterloo. Monroe is a local telephone operator. Gutcher is a long-time resident of the area.
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Florence E. Monroe
Gerald Gutcher
Little Brown
Nashua
Rev. Kent
Misa Neva Gutcher
Waterloo
George Monroe
H. L. Monroe
Dover Mills News Social calendar hints at fall reunions
Dover Mills news recounts a West Union reunion honoring Dorland girls and a list of visits and greetings across the community. Families including Guyer, Learn, Learn, Wagner, Havenstrite, Johnson, Nesvick, Nelson, Carlin, Gunsten, Cline, and Kneeland figure in weekend calls, travel, and hospitality amid church events and local gatherings.
Will Notice for Tillie Everson Probate in Fayette County
State of Iowa Fayette County District Court will hear on August 11 1930 the instrument claimed as the last will and testament of Tillie Everson late of the county deceased for admission to probate. Dated West Union Iowa July 9 1930. Edgar A Traeger Clerk Deputy Josephine Kniel.
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State of
Iowa
Fayette County
Tillie, Everson
District Court
West Union
Edgar A. Traeger
Josephine Kniel
Luther League Program at East Clermont Church
The Luther League of East Clermont church presents a Sunday program on July 20 featuring songs readings piano solo and choir performances. Rev G Gunston will give an invocation and Olaf Olson will offer Bible verses with remarks and a collection followed by closing prayers.
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Luther League of the East Clermont Church
Ans Nee Society
G. Gunston
Rene, Opperud
Esther Olson
Orlando Kittleson
Elizabeth Skarshaug
Olaf Olson
Local Social Roundup at Grand Meadow area homes
The list covers Sunday visits and greetings among residents. Esten Landsgard and Eu niteat Ingveld Helgersons. Vern Trude and Richard Olson visited EK. M. Olson. Bert Lyngaas and family plus Clifford Osmundson and daughters dined at Lars Osmundson’s near Oasian. Martin Halverson and daughters Lillian Irene Mildred spent time at Mrs. Christ Nelson’s home. Louie Anderson visited Mrs. A. Scholen. Almer and Archie Johnson helped Orvin Peerson celebrate his birthday on July 11 at his home. Selmer Erickson and Olvin Amundson were in Decora. Mrs. Nels Helgerson has improved. Ole K. Peterson and daughter Clara with Anna Brorby visited Dubuque. Miss Brorby stayed longer for a visit. Sewing Society met at Mrs. Austen Helgerson’s. East Luther League members picnicked at Spillville. Robert Gustafson and son to Minneapolis after visiting Mrs. Nels Helgerson. Oscar Lien, Arthur Olson and daughters visited Anton Scholen. Miss Kamps of Castalia visited Florence Erickson then Postville and home. Selmar Holm of Highland visited Andrew Reinhart. Ole Thorson called at Harry Helgerson. Louie Anderson and relatives visited Waterville. John Sauerazig and son Harold and Mrs. Ed Sauerazig visited Le Roy. Mrs. Oscar Lind of Gunder spent Monday with Ole Reierson. Innes Larrabee of Chicago visited her parents.
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Esten Landsgard
Eunite
Ingveld Helgerson
Vern Trude
Richard Olson
EK. M. Olson
Bert Lyngaas
Clifford Osmundson
Lars Osmundson
Oasian
Martin Halverson
Lillian
Irene
Mildred
Christ
Clara
Anna Brorby
Dubuque
Nels Helgerson
Oscar Lien
Arthur Olson
Anton Scholen
Miss Kamps
Castalia
Florence Erickson
Postville
Selmar Holm
Highland
Andrew Reinhart
Ole Thorson
Harry Helgerson
Louie Anderson
Waterville
John Sauerazig
Harold
Ed Sauerazig
LeRoy
Minn
Owit
Oscar Lind
Gunder
Ole Reierson
CURRENT HUMOR The Issue Winner Who got first price at the baby show
A humorous column presents quick quips and exchanges. Jokes touch on family, flirtation, aging, beauty parlors and social guff. Names appear as speakers in short light banter. The piece closes with gossip style bits about marriage and secrecy.
Japanese Women Divers Supreme in Households
The article extols Japanese women divers who earn enough to support husbands, fathers, and sons. It describes men’s downtrodden roles, including playful abuse when meals are late, and notes their prowess in the water as unmatched. It also mentions a tea ceremony’s strict ritual requiring washed hands and pure intent.
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Japan
Old Doctor's Idea Is Big Help To Elderly People
In 1885 Dr Caldwell found a harmless laxative that cures without griping or forming habit. He wrote it for bilious headaches weak appetites and bad breath. The remedy Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is now the world’s most popular laxative available at any drugstore.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Immigration English in UF talk at Oinergy Gainesville
Dr. Joan J. Tixert of the University of Florida described strict operation laws while noting fear of “queer English.” A barber shop dispute is recounted with a patron losing his place and a humorous mispronunciation exchange ending with a quip about who went in and out.
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Joan J. Tixert
University of Florida
Oinergy
Gainesville
Sea gull stows away on airship from SF to LA
A gull boarded a San Francisco to Los Angeles airship and slept in the baggage hold. It hid in an odd corner above Fresno, waking only to hop higher before returning to sleep. Upon landing in Los Angeles the bird stretched, yawned, and flew away.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fresno
Rescuers Save Doe After Hunting Incident Near Webster
Edward Kelley and Chirence Woodward observed a distressed deer near Franklin, SN. They reached the animal, helped it to a safe area, and conveyed it to a stable where it received care.
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Pyanklin
Edward Kelley
Chirence Woodward
Humidity Outweighs Cold In Local Winter Wisdom
A Judge notes that locals blame humidity for discomfort rather than cold, contrasting winter remarks about wind. The quip reflects seasonal attitudes of residents who quote the same refrain about weather conditions year round.
Largest French Cemetery at Thiais Near Paris
The new Thiais cemetery near Paris is said to be France's largest. It spans 107 hectares in one plot and is noted for its beauty as well as its size.
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Thiais
Paris
France
Fair Here Today and Tomorrow Reported
A brief note echoes a local fair claim with questions about location and timing. The fragment mentions a fair being present today and tomorrow and hints at a phrase about going far, implying curiosity or confusion around where the event is held.
That's Different Perkins I Supposed Leopard Hunter
A terse exchange recalls a hunt versus spotting a leopard, highlighting contrast between pursuit and sighting rather than a successful kill. The dialogue frames an anecdote about big game, suggesting rarity or surprise in the encounter. The speakers imply differing perspectives on hunting prowess and fortune.
Unanimous Quip on Money Sparks Marriage Pact Joke
A light exchange quotes a husband and wife debating shared views on income. The man jokes that they agree on one thing their finances. The quip plays on marital harmony and a common money concern.
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