Margaret McNeill Weds William Fowler In Family Home
Margaret McNeill wed William D. Fowler at the McNeill home on West Flint Street in a simple ceremony attended by family. Rev. Samuel G. Gutensohn officiated as Helen Stuhler played piano. a small reception followed before the couple left for Rochester New York 1085 St Paul Street.
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Local Dinner Parties and Showers Highlight New Year Socials
Reports from Hopkinton Monticello and Iron Mountain list New Year gatherings hosted by Ervin Davis and others. Guests included Robbins Da vis and Knoke families plus Mary Jeske, with Lena Marugg honored at a personal shower before heading to Minneapolis.
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Canard Origin Story Traces Slang’s Duck Memo
An old Paris tale about a journalist's wager to eat 20 ducks in 20 hours sparked wide belief before it was revealed as fiction. The episode popularized the term canard meaning a misleading or sensational story used to provoke comment.
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Home building hints emphasize space and setting for comfort
Practical guidance advises 40 foot wide lots for detached homes and placing houses to maximize views light and sun. Consider wind shade privacy and noise, with garages located for easy access.
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A column notes a teacher at a basketball game near securing two points to win a $100 pool. It mentions Monticello night spots including Trocadero White Elephant Black Cat and Brown Saddle. It cites CCC grocery spend and a plant note about sunshine heat.
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Fragmented Local Notes From a 1900s Page
A flood of vignettes recalls civic and personal items. Firemen’s “double play” under difficult conditions, names such as John Wenger Gene Byers Ross Baty Harry Rodman Herm Hoffman Ed Buer Joe Messerli, and a Christmas tree erection. Mary Burrichter’s ice display, marriages witnessed in Francis Shimanek’s office, and a New Year’s Eve blackout at Langworthy hall.
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Local Churches Invite Faithful to Sunday Services and Activities
Sacred Heart announces Masses Sundays 8 to 10 and holy days 6 15 to 9 with confessions Saturday. Presbyterian schedules morning worship and quarterly communion. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Methodist lists services and Epworth League. Congregational notes 11 00 a m service and Lord’s Supper at 10 00 a m. Lutheran church offers German 9 45 and English 10 45 services with Sunday school. Parish活动 details include women’s society and missionary group meetings.
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Republican McCullough enters second district race for Congress
Longtime Clinton lawyer and civic leader Judge W A McCullough announces his Republican candidacy for Congress in the Second District. A World War veteran, Clinton native, and former city attorney, he lists extensive party leadership roles and community involvement.
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Church schedules and meetings announced for two congregations
The notices list events at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church and Reformed Church. Activities include Ladies' Aid Friday, confirmation Saturday, annual congregational meetings, Sunday school and English services, Luther League, and upcoming elections for elders deacons and trustees.
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