Vinson Hoelscher Nuptials Told in Blessed Sacrament Church
Maria Jean Vinson and John Edward Hoelscher married at noon Saturday in Blessed Sacrament Church. Rev. L B Keegan officiated. After a New Villa reception, they plan to reside in Glen Ellyn Illinois and vacation in New York and New England.
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Maria Jean Vinson
John Edward Hoelscher
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
L. B. Keegan
Keith F. Vinson
Jackson Sr
E. Martin Hoelscher
Geneva
Ill
Pickled Beets With Spicy Cider Vinaigrette
Drain eight ounce sliced beets and heat beet liquid with cider vinegar light brown sugar and mixed pickling spice to a gentle boil. Pour hot liquid over beets, cover and cool. Refrigerate several hours or overnight for flavor.
India Imports Italian Bees Boost Honey Harvest
Indian agricultural officials report Italian bees boosted yields at Punjab Agricultural University Nagrota to 27 pounds per hive versus 10 pounds locally. They aim to raise India's annual honey production from 1.5 million pounds to 10 million. The earth ranks fifth in size among the planets.
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New Delhi
Punjab Agricultural University
Nagrota
India
Earth
Gilbertson Moll Rites In Whitehall and Nov. 26 Engagement
Whitehall Wisconsin details the marriage of Camille Gilbertson to Richard T Moll at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with a reception in the church parlors. Attendants included Verda Kay Strand, Raymond Baker, and Dorothy Birkeland among others. The article also notes the engagement of Marcia Kay Lokken to Clarence R Brodt with a November 26 La Crosse wedding planned.
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Odin Lokken
East Ave
Marcia Kay
Clarence R. Brodt
Alvin Brodt
Ferry St
la Crosse
Miss Lokken
The
Trane Co
Winona State College
Stanley Vogel
Edward Moll Jr
Norman Trexel
Satin Pussy Cat and the Helpless Wife
A satirical first person piece contrasts a gleaming vulnerable neighbor with a wife who learns to fix a washer and other chores. The narrator recalls male resentment of female domestic prowess and jokes about gender roles, autonomy, and marital dynamics.
Bride and groom plan Plymouth Meeting home after wedding
The bride, an Eau Claire State University and Winona State College graduate, will teach business in Norristown Pennsylvania this fall. The groom, a Lehigh University and Ohio State University graduate, is a project engineer with Shaples Division of the Pensalt Chemical Corp and the couple will live in Plymouth Meeting after a Canada wedding trip.
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Eau Claire State University
Winona State College
Norristown
Lehigh University
Ohio State University
Shaples Division
Pensalt Chemical Corp
Canada
Plymouth Meeting
Ninety eight year old Wallace visits Quincy childhood sites
Louis D. Wallace of Nashville, Tenn. and editor of Tennessee agricultural publications, visited Quincy to see his old hometown. Born August 27, 1867 in Mason County, Illinois, he remarked on the town’s growth and said he has “never overtaxed my stomach or my brain” while living happily among younger people.
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Quincy
Ill
Louis D. Wallace
Nashville
Tenn
Wallace
Tennessee
Mason County
Floor tiling extends to wall for custom look
A trade group of ceramic tile makers notes tiling a floor and part of an adjoining wall creates a larger feel in small rooms. Extra duty glazed tiles in bright colors are available to enhance the effect.
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Trade Association of the Nation
Silver Spoons as Wealth Symbols Through History
The article notes that before banks people melted excess silver into objects, especially coin spoons, as a soft pliable wealth display. Families kept silver items as money substitutes when needed, and more silver objects signified higher status.
Peters Catholic Church Couple Plans Marine Wedding
Miss Gaspard a St. Mary's School of Nursing Rochester graduate works at St. Mary's Hospital. Her fiancé serves in the Marines and is stationed at Camp Le Jeune North Carolina.
Brevigs to mark Silver Anniversary with open house
Open house honors Mr and Mrs Alvin Brevig on their Silver Wedding Anniversary from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Black Hammer Church Parlors in Spring Grove Minnesota.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Alvin Brevig
Black Hammer
Wisconsin adopts the first unemployment insurance law
In 1932 Wisconsin becomes the first state to adopt an unemployment insurance law, marking a pioneering move in social welfare policy. The initiative set a precedent for nationwide unemployment support and shaped early labor protections.
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Wisconsin
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the Automatic Electric Co
Northlake
New York
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Whitehall
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RFC
Partiac
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General Motors
Newsday, Inc
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Caledonia
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Cpl
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