Schneiter Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary
The article notes Mr and Mrs Schneiter and all their children and grandchildren attended their golden anniversary. The Schneiters have spent their married lives near Monticello and are toasted by many friends and The Express with wishes for many more years together.
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Will Kreeb
Mrs. Kreeb
Mr. Kreeb
Herman Egger
John Bess Sr
Monticello
Charles Woomer
Parmond Wasmer
Central City
Clarence Petersen
Jake Wasmer
Alburnett
Fred Egger
Alfred Ross
Coggan
Chasley Schneiter
Charles Schneiter Sr
Leonard Arduser
Cedar Rapids
Cap Arduser
Sand Spring
Jim Thompson
Ryan
Albert Sill
Manchester
Alva Rodman
Springville
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Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Waite and Club Events
Mrs Shover and Mrs Bone hosted a 1 30 luncheon for sixteen with progress contract bridge and prizes for high and second high scores. The 600 club held a lunch after a season’s low score, with prizes awarded, while the League of Women Voters held an annual luncheon with officers elected for 1937 38 and a citizenship talk by Harriet Cunningham. Out of town attendees included Mrs Waite of San Diego and Mrs Mad sen of Maquoketa.
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Edward Templeton
Harriet Coughlan
John H. Fraser
L. W. Lovell
Earl H. DeShaw
J. W. Schweitzer
M. J. Hogan
Ed Podhaski
Lorenz Allamand
Leonard Iverson
William Thompson
Everett Nichols
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Albert J. McNeill
Janet Hazard
Halstead Carpenter
George Guyan
Agnes Gearhart
Frank Hayden
John Shover
Ralph Bone
Shover
George Waite
San Diego
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J. H. Perrine
John J. Locher
Henry Ohe
Ohe
Ralph Lambert
William First
Harvey Harford
Norman Newton
Lloyd Clark
Henry Helms
Leslie Bright
Charles Ritchie
Ike Schneider
League of Women Voters
Thomas M. Redmond
John Matthiessen
Lyle R. McMullen
Thomas
Don Wherry
Wyoming
Clifford Strawman
Anamosa
Louis Hoag
John J. Loch‘er
Publicity, week starts, and a state legislative summary
A column reflects on publicity in media and the value of a gracious press approach. It notes Roosevelt's rapport with reporters and cautions that fame can boomerang if approached rudely, then moves to a fifth grade spring poster update and a legislative process overview.
Appropriation Bills Move Forward Amid Tax and Teacher Policy Debates
The legislature defeated the teachers annuity bill 54 to 53 requiring reconsideration for a possible reup before session end. The measure would fund a $50 monthly retirement with a 1 percent salary contribution and a $975000 state match. By day 89, ninety acts had passed, with 536 House and 472 Senate bills introduced, costing $222,500 to publish and about $220 per bill. Starting Monday, annual appropriation bills for state institutions take priority amid rough debate.
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Senate
Passage of a bill delays and cobra bite tragedy
The article explains the legislative process from bill passage to governor approval and publication. It notes weeks can pass before an act becomes law, while a 2 year old in Clanwilliam South Africa is killed by a cobra after a kitchen-floor incident. It also mentions Arab women preferring shiny black nail polish to red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
G. Burger
Clanwilliam
South Africa
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