Wyoming Wedding Opens Christmas Day at Lutheran Parsonage
Clara L. Luedeman daughter of Mechanicsville residents wed Otto B. Schlemmer son of Anamosa. The ceremony at Wyoming’s Lutheran parsonage was officiated by Rev. E L Arbelger with attendants Leona Bramer and Bernard Fedderson. The couple will live at the Suedeman home until spring.
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Clara L. Luedeman
W. H. Luedeman
Mechanicsville
Otto BE. Schlemmer
A. H. Schlemmer
Anamosa
Wyoming
E. L. Arbelger
Leona Bramer
Bernard Fedderson
Olin
Frank Story
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank of Wyoming
Frank Pealer
Methodist Church of Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
Paramount Theater
Paul Rohwedder
Fay Hanold
Clifford Morse
Manley Goodrick
Laurence Goodrick
Laurence Koch
Robert Heasty
Charles Swordes
Glenn Woodworth
Routh Mallicoat
Dean Mallicoat
Ned Pealer
James Mallicoat
Bernard Curry
Addison Myers
Duana Platner
John Armstrong
Marian Levsen
Freda Rohwedder
Harriet Peck
Edith Morse
Ellen Overly
Louise Woodworth
Fern Heasty
Mildred Heasty
Hazel He
Ray Griswold
Edwin Vaughn
Fred Storm
Sam Thompson
Center Junction
Savanna
Chicago
B. A. Woodworth
Francis Woodworth
James Woodworth
M. J. McNeilly
Earl Mallicoat and Sons
F. Schaefer
Clearwater
Florida
Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alaska
Minna Hansen
Gale Edwards
Ivetta Bramer
J. F. Tasker
Caroline Allamand
Reginald
Grizelda Morse
Cascade Services for Mrs Lavery and John Callahan
Funeral notices from Cascade detail Mrs Mary A Lavery’s funeral at St Martin’s after a Mass at home, with burial at Temple Hill. She was born October 28 1844 in Dubuque and survived by two children. Interment followed with noted pallbearers. Also listed is the funeral of John L Callahan from Placid to St John’s Catholic Church with a Mass of Requiem and burial in Placid cemetery. He was born April 12 1862 and survived by his wife, a mother, a daughter and four sons, with several siblings named.
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Mary A. Lavery
John Lavery
St. Martin's Church
Thomas Rooney
Mary Ann Lange
Dubuque
James Lange
P. J. McNamara
Mr. Callahan
James Callahan
Pankston
Catherine Casey
Pleasant Grove
Clem Phelan
Rockford
James
Epworth
Leo
Robert
Sylvester
Sioux City
Michael
Daniel
Eien
Mary
George Kearney
Placid Cemetery
John Carroll
John Haley
James O'Meara
John Smith
Michael Kennedy
Peter Sweeney
Marriage License Issued To Weaver And Corbit In Anamosa Area
A marriage license was issued Monday to Sammie Weaver and Miss Helen Corbit, well known south of Anamosa. Judge F O Ellison adjourned the November term of court and said the January term opens January 27. P G Hagen has returned from a visit with his daughter in Poughkeepsie New York. An automobile accident on route 161 north of Anamosa Saturday involved Oscar Hahn of Dixon Town driving a Ford touring car that went off a embankment, breaking a telephone pole. Mrs Hahn was bumped, the husband and baby uninjured. W J Oltmann’s car, a Ford sedan, caused the crash by passing Hahn too quickly, wrecking Hahn’s car. Oltmann gave Hahn a ride to their destination.
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Sammie Weaver
Helen Corbit
Anamosa
F. O. Ellison
P. G. Hagen
Poughkeepsie
New York
Oscar Hahn
Dixon
Hahn
Scotch Grove
Nahn
Mr. Oltmann
Prairieburg Visitors and Central City Socials Report
Prairieburg J J Dolan and sons visited Cedar Rapids Saturday. Mr and Mrs J A Byers moved to Central City last week. John Sible is under a doctor’s care. Ed Burlingham hosted his Davenport daughter and family and his Central City sister and husband at Christmas. John Dolan family and others attended a Christmas dinner at Mrs C O Rowley’s home. Velma Truesdell in Mercy hospital Anamosa recovering well. Julia Randall returned home to ring in the New Year.
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Cedar Rapids
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Chicago
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Waukon
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Freda Rohwedder
Pealer
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W. H. Orr
Onslow
Ort
Aaron French
Orr
Connecticut
Iowa
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Elva Hall
Will French
Mountain Lake
Minn
Victoria French
Ahab DeWitt
Peterson
Max Lamey
Des Moines
Harriet Lamey
Lydia Lyons
Ella Eisentragger
Pat Edwards
Monmouth
James Kennedy
Harold Brown
Felton
Isabelle Flett
South Bend
Ind
Flett
Charles Rowe
Ruth Helfrich
Bess Rowe
Moline
Bert Garnett
Kansas
George Lyons
Ralph Bone
Monticello
Fred Heasty
Marshalltown
Bert Hall
Marvin Hanwardson
Kenneth Kennedy
Eleanor
Vern-Rynerson
Frank Rowe
Nettle Albery
M. B. W. Streeper
Mark Orr
al Babcock
Leslie
Helen
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Melvin
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Mackrill
McCormick
Royal Chatterton
Allen
Hale
Margaret Lozier
Gillman
Entay
van ‘ Cher
Norma Davidson
Wyoming
Will Knight
Johnson
Rock Island
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Nettie Albery
Lamey
Max
Maquoketa
Astrurian Club
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C. R. Smith
Henry Koon
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George Paulsen
Lillie Buck
Dorothy
Mary Ellen
Henry Siler
James Colvin
al Dean
Colvin
J. J. Dolan
J. A. Byers
Central City
John Sible
Ed Burlingham
Davenport
C. O. Rowley
Cristmass
Mary Dolan
Emma Fehr
Herman Fehr
Genes Hall
Mesdames Randall
Floyd and
Lamont
Velma Truesdell
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Julia Randall
Neglected Colds May Lead To Disaster
A town health department warns that one in four pneumonia cases dies. Rising temperate changes and chilly indoor air raise cold risk. Keep homes at or below 70 degrees and avoid sneezing crowds. Children with colds stay home to prevent spread.
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State Department of Health
Preventing Colds and Pneumonia In Iowa Health Messages
The state health department urges practical steps to avoid colds and pneumonia. Recommendations include resting with a cold, avoiding sick contacts, washing hands, not sharing towels, dressing warmly, keeping indoor temperatures under 70 degrees, and opening bedroom windows to sleep. Weekly health messages will continue into the new year to promote better health in Iowa.
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State Department of Health
Iowa
Feed consumption as guide to pullet production
The amount of feed eaten indicates production potential for pullets. A drop in feed consumption signals a possible slump in eventual egg yield.
The Cat Saves His Life Story
An Irish petitioner seeks parochial relief saying a cat kept him fed by its earnings. He claims he sowled his cat eleven times for sixpence a time and the cat always returned home before him, illustrating hardship and humor in a Pathfinder Express Want Ad item.
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the Pathfinder
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