Wyoming-Iowa wedding at St Marys with local guests
Wyoming Miss Fern Heasty wed Lawrence Walshire of Stanwood on Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Mechanicsville at Rev Father Franklin s home church. Attendants were Arnold Driscoll and Lucile Walshire. The couple plan to live with Walshire family until March 1 then move to a nearby farm.
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Fern Heasty
Wyoming
Lawrence Walshire
Stanwood
Mechanicsville
Father Franklin
St. Mary's Church
Arnold Driscoll
Lucile Walshire
Walshire
Kittle Heasty
Wyoming High School
David Walshire
Wilma Sieveka
Bessie Dusanek
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Fred Buchholtz
Walter Buchholtz
Iowa State College
Ames
Lorraine Harrington
John Rohwedder
Charles Swordes
Clarence Sears
Raymond Harrington
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Manley Goodrick
Ruth Conmey
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Evelyn Griswold
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Griselda Morse
Roland
Hetty Franks
Sac City
Henrietta Franks
Doris Brown
Steamboat Rock
Freda Rohwedder
Lyons
Janet Reade
Maxwell
Ardis
Ariel Swordes
Wyanet
Helena Ingwersen
Madison
Wis
Winifred Wherry
Iron Mountain
Minn
Vera Tompkins
Mra
Lyle Tompkins
Genevieve Carson
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Margaret Luke
Velma Bruske
Gayle Hanold
Louise Close
Betty Mohr
Dorothy Rohwedder
Mary Koranda
Dora Carstensen
Madge Millsap
Maxine Cook
Helen Countryman
Lillian Kouba
Ruth Ann Tompkins
Vera
Manley
Laurence
Althea Goodrick
Jean Roush
Verna Hanold
Laurence Koch
Jones County Elder Boys and Girls
Woodman Hall
Anamosa
Clarence Adams
Donald
Low Moor
Alex Adams
Lavina Pealer
Methodist
G. H. Goodrick
Pealer
Lavina Frank
Cincinnati
la Porte
Ind
David Pealer
Ben Paul Post
Woman's Relief Corps No. 4
Order of the Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dorcas
John
Oscar
Ed S
Frank
Mary Platner
Willetta Rhodes
Libbie Countryman
Thomas Eichhorn
Louis Buchholtz
Paul Levsen
Chris A. Hansen
Henry Eichhorn
E. F. Rohwedder
Clarence Neilson
Fred T Petersen
Frank Tasker
August Thomsen
Miller and Zaruba
Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
East Ridge
John Mayberry
John Peele
Don Wherry
Reggie Morse
Elma Holub
Hans Thomsen
Ron McMillan
Nona
Ida
H. N. McMillan
Waterloo
Clare McMillan
Lost Nation
Roy Porter
Monticello
Joseph Edge
Northwest Iowa Conference
Lou McMillan
M. E
W. P. Nicholas
E. L. Arbelger
Leslie Behn
Cascade families hear son from Santa Clara University
Cascade residents learned Robert Lane, a Santa Clara University faculty member, spoke to them from over 2000 miles away on Christmas night. Local fire gutted the Bernard general store post office, with a $15,000 loss and two safes saved. The Dahlans and Go-Operative creamery saw separate robberies, totaling $19. Six dollars and $13 were stolen, with no arrests. Santa Claus arrived in a silver Zeppelin on Christmas Eve, distributing candy to many children. Two charity basketball games benefited local relief efforts, featuring St. Martin's and East Cascade teams, plus local high schools. Christmas homecoming saw former students return from Clark College, Town State Teachers, and Notre Dame among others. The Rev. J. B. Albers and Rev. Harold Ginter attended a jubilee mass in Iowa City.
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T. J. Lane
Robert
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara
Cal
D. L. McDonnell and Sons
Bernard
McDonnell
Dubuque
P. M. Dahlem Produce Company
Dahiem
J. J. Kennedy
Santa Claus
Cascade
St. Martin’s Girls
East Cascade High School
St. Martin’s
Sally Glynn
St. Martin's
St. Mary's
Fast Cascade
Clark College
Loretta McNally
Imelda Devaney
Marie Rogers
Myrl Fagan
Melissa
Marion Glynn
Mary Kenny
Town
Cedar Falls
Marguerite Miller
Columbia College
Paul Becker
William Menster
Joseph McArthur
Monica Dands
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Viola Skahill
J. B. Albers
St. Mary’s Church
Harold Ginter
Magr
A. J. Schulte
Pope Pius XI
Iowa City
Railroads seek 10 percent wage cuts to avert future losses
Manchester report says American railroads demand wage reductions of ten percent to survive. Unions may be asked to agree, as living costs are lower than a year or two ago. Railroads warn that empty trains and light loads cannot continue without aid.
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Manchester
New Program Introduced Reducing High School Day to Six 60 Minute Periods
A new program will begin with the second semester for high schools. The school day shifts from eight 45 minute periods to six one hour periods split between supervised study assignments and recitation. No double or laboratory periods. labs moved into the hour class.
School Adds New Subjects for Next Semester
New subjects planned include sociology economic geography solid geometry bookkeeping farm animals American government physiology general agriculture and guidance. Eighth grade will study science and civics new in Junior high. Drills start immediately with elimination contest in January and a county declamatory contest to follow. Pupils placing second in three divisions of the home contest will advance to county competition.
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R. M. Heasty
Pishwild
Clinton High School
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors of America
George Herzberger
van Horne
Virginia Clark
Alice Rathie
Virginia
Mary Bates Spellititch
Davenport
C. B. Shatter
Eso Ice
Monticello High School
Marion
Tipton
University
West Branch
Ray Smith