Fairfield Bride Helen Cassat Weds David Berryhill Cassat
High noon ceremony at the Crail residence unites Miss Helen Elizabeth Crail and Mr. David Berryhill Cassat. Vows read by Rev D W Cassat under milax and ferns as Ophelia roses center the table and guests of 60 attend. The bride, a Parsons College graduate, teaches English at Lucas High School. The groom, a Sorning High School and Watsons College graduate, is with the First National Bank. They depart for a trip to the East then plan to live at 604 Booth Main Street.
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Winuter
B. F. Crail
South Main Street
Helen Elizabeth
David Berryhill Cassat
Crail
D. W. Cassat
Ruth Russell
Des Moines
Filbur Keesey
Mrs. Cassat
Helen and
Davia
Lillian Cassat
Fairfield
Fairfield High School
Parsons College
Lucas
Iowa
Mr. Cassat
Sorning High School
Warsons College
Orie Society
Otterbein
First National Bank
East
Booth Maintreet
Lillian
Corn_ ing
Lyle Cassat
Ft. Dodge
Borris Richardson
Clarinda
Thomas Osborne
Mt Pleasant
Katherine Black
Miteman
Frances Spence
Centerville
Ward B. Rice
J. ©. Poultow
Mra
Local notices include travelers, weddings, and events
Mr and Mrs W W Slocum of Messena left for Chicago after visiting C M Graham. Dr F Dings of Ottumwa attended Hugh R Newsom concert in the high school auditorium. Charles and family await the arrival of his remains from Atlanta. Recitals and music events planned by Moorhead pupils and Parsons College Conservatory. Kate Miller and Homer Skates wed in Davenport. A R Wilson and Florence Blakely marry in St Joseph. Parsons College Auxiliary Kensington at Mrs C J Fulton’s home with readings by Mrs Carl Roberts and musical interlude.
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W. W. Slocum
Messena
C. M. Graham
Chicago
F. Dings
Ottumwa
Arthur F . Greer
Hugh R. Newsom
Charles
Moorhead
Parsons College Conservatory of Music
Kate Miller
Margaret Miller
Ho_ mer Skates
Moline
A. R. Wilson
Florence Blakely
St. Joe
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
A.R. Wilson
J. E. Wilson
Parsons College
Kensington
C. J. Fulton
South Main Street
A. J. Fulton
Carl Roberts
Washington
Mahlon Heston Dies After Ten Day Illness
Mahlon Heston died this morning at eleven o'clock at his West Hempstead home after a ten day pneumonia illness. He was born August 3, 1848 in Harrison County Ohio. The funeral will be held Friday at 10:30 AM from the Christian church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Mahlon Heston
West Hempstead Street
Harrison County
Ohio
Christian Church
Everreen Cemetery
Libertyville Briefs and People in Transit
Mrs Will Hawkins rushed to Washington Sunday night due to her sister’s serious illness. G F Swanson left for Albia for a visit. The W M S has been postponed to January 22 because of bad roads and will meet with Mrs J O Boyd. Ray Scovell spent Monday in Fairfield while Mrs Hattie Fell’s condition remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hawkins
Washington
G. FF. Swanson
Albia
J. O. Boyd
Ray Scovell
Fairfield
Newsom Concert in Fairfield Delights Local Fans
The Hugh R Newsom Concert Co gave a rare Fairfield performance at the High School auditorium drawing praise for Madam Lenora Ferrari Laura Barnett and Clay Inman with teen harp prodigy Edward Vito and cellist Lillian Pringle. The program included operatic selections and encores amid strong audience demand.
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Newsom
Lenora Ferrari
Laura Barnett
Clay Inman
Mr. Newsom
Edward Vito
Mer
Chicago
Lucia
Donizette
Joselin
Lehman Mr. Inman
Afavouco
Sassore Ey Ee Popper
Miss Pringle
Mr. Witcharp
Saent Sachs
Hue Miss Barnett
Ronald Witch
Alberts
Mr. Vito
Scherro Jewell
Old Virginia
Srenic Productiong
Sweater Lost at Armory Last Evening
Taken by mistake a blue sweater left at the armory last night. Finder please phone 1439.
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Hugh R. Newsom Concert Co
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