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$2,494 from $90^35 m May, 1936 Gasoline tax collections fell fron ,353.252 to $1,325,645.Misses Fianees Bird and Oeneviev* alvert of Burlington left this morn r for Chicago where they will spend week with friend .une and when investigation was fide at the jail it was found that the ex lean was wearing it Officers aie pondering what charge file against hint. He speaks little iglish.s Memorial ServicesChicago, 111 HNS* With four lying as cold as the steel they fought over and another hundred men and women injured, tension gripped the south side area in fear of an even bloodier Memorial day.The casualties were the result of a clash between 2.fno strike sympathizers and a contingent of officersAt a scheduled mass meeting today, it was admitted an even worse clash than yesterday’s outbreak might occur.A checkup today showed 32 striker, were shot, four of them kill'd. 63 workers, sympathizers or bystander were still in hospitals- Twenty-eight polire were injured, two with broken bones.Murphy, Isa A burn, Baiker, Ander Alderman. KirehneiStudent AssistantsH * nan. Mr Lundgren.C dumr.. Mis Hall.Mus.c Mi -es Lindeen, Vinzant.pi igratti Mi lt;T.ule, TimmeriLighting: Ce .-t •. Pierce, B^e,Bteveilo.Ushers Me » i . Harden, Ahlf. I gen, Weir, Fuller, Edgar, Kong^ iFoster.Mr, and Mr Schuyler Cutler, and Mis Lewi, Liner and son, Bo of Chicago pent the week end at | home, of Mr .«nd Mrs p, .Skipton Mr.. Co. a Meeker.ie benediction Flowers were placed on the grave j veterans of all wars in the loca •meteries in the morningConfers DcRreesMISS RUTH PIKE ANDWILLIS RAUSCHERMARRIED SUNDAYj t j. m ir: only Civil,a,r veteran in 1 i county. W’a.s able to ttend the Memorial services acre lunday despite his 92 years.The marriage of Mi Ruth P* daughter 01 the Rev and Mrs. R V. Pike of KiUduff, Iowa, to Wllil. Hau 1 cher. son of Mr and Mr.- H M 1 Rauscher of Mt Plea-ant, took pialt; ■ j Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at j the home of the bride parents lb father, pastor of the Methodist churcl at Kilkiuft, read the marn ige rerlt; j mony. Miss Luella Pike i-fer of the bride, acted as maid of honor 1 u*o of Waterloo was .r m »n The brides dress was of white lace, She allied a bouquet of white rose bud The bridegroom's suit whs blackMr and Mrs Rauscher are former Iowa Weslevan student Mrs RiUs-cher taught .sixth grade m the Mt Un ion sf h(Hl the pa t year Mr ftau.seher . employed at the rtate planning board in Waterloo They will make tin r home in Cedar FallsMr and Mrs H M Rauscher at; '. on. Warren and Mr and Mr*. D’lberf lamm and son, Del. ot Mt Plea -an! j attended the wedding3 lll’MIgrees U| uating cla Wesleyanmerub is lt;econd to h..: ad nunv presi 11 ex-1d the f the 1 go out istrattei
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Mount Pleasant News
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, US
Mon, May 31, 1937
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