Dr James Redmond to Marry Miss Frances Peck in Cedar Rapids
Announcement lists Frances Peck of Cedar Rapids daughter of C A Peck and niece of the McCormicks marrying Dr James J Redmond of Cedar Rapids son of Dr and Mrs Thomas M Redmond of Monticello. The ceremony by Rt Rev Msgr John M Molloy will be Feb 5 at Immaculate Conception Church Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Peck
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Peck
Huron
S. D
Joe McCormick
James J. Redmond
Thomas M. Redmond
Monticello
John M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
City Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Iowa
New Ruling for Women Aliens
Post master Mark F Hogan reports a federal ruling that any woman born citizen who lost citizenship by marriage to an alien before Sept 22 1922 and whose marriage ended or who has lived in the United States since then is a citizen and not required to register under the Alien Registration Act. To gain full rights she must take the naturalization oath and should write to the Assistant Director of Immigration and Naturalization Service Chicago for the form for her case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Hogan
United State
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Canal and
van Buren Streets
Chicago
Illinois
Seal Sale Meeting At Onslow
The Jones County Christmas Seal organization holds its winter annual meeting at Onslow Community Building on Thursday January 30. Luncheon served at noon by church ladies chaired by Mrs. C R Smith. Report on the seal campaign and election of officers for county and township posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Christmas Seal Organization
Onslow
C. R. Smith
Car of Verne Rynerson Destroyed By Fire
Verne Rynerson lost a 1937 Chevrolet car Sunday when it burned at his home north of Monti. He attempted to start it, left to get a neighbor to push, and was alerted by his wife and son that the car was on fire likely due to a short circuit. The vehicle was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Rynerson
Monticello
Presbyterian Synod Executive Speaks at Canvass Meeting
The Presbyterian leaders in the northern half of Cedar Rapids Presbytery met in the Goudy cafe dining room for an Every Member Canvass led by Rev. W. O. Harless of Ames and joined by Rev. C. M. Wallace and the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education representative. Also mentions decorative grilles on screen doors, early ceremonial washings in ancient civilizations, Missouri panhandle history, and Britain’s Wireless for the Blind aid reaching 45 000 blind people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Cedar Rapids
Goudy Cafe
Synod
W. O. Harless
D. D
Ames
Iowa Board of National Missions
C. M. Wallace
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Vegetable Tanning Versus Chrome in Leather Making
The vegetable method uses juices from hemlock chestnut oak spruce and quebracho and supplies 96 percent of sole leather per an authority cited in the Chicago Tribune. Chrome tanning, discovered in the nineteenth century, is cheaper but makes leather thinner, favoring uppers and offering faster processing in about one quarter of the time.
Audubon the Naturalist Born in Haiti and Pioneer of Bird Studies
The famed naturalist John James Audubon was born in Aux Cayes Haiti in 1785. He spent youth in France before arriving in the United States in 1804 at Mill Grove near Philadelphia where he tested the first banding of wild bird young. He lived in Kentucky 1808 to 1826 before seeking a publisher in England for Birds of America and later became a life member of the American Philosophical Society and the Academy of Natural Sciences New York. He died in New York January 27 1851.
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Haiti
John James Audubon
Aux Cayes
France
Mill Grove
Kentucky
England
Audubon
American Philosophical Society
Academy of Natural Sciences
New York
Oyster shell shape links to growing bottoms and old mounds
The shape of oysters reflects bottom type: hard bottoms yield wide shells while soft bottoms produce longer shelled "'coon" oysters. Indian shell mounds show a high proportion of "coon" shells from shoal water, implying ancient selection for high quality shoal oysters, not modern decline. Want Ads offer quick results.
Parisians Favor Quick Lunches Over Leisure Meals
The article notes Parisians prefer quick meals or snacks during busy days, contrasting French dining with American and British terms for fast eating. It highlights the Parisian habit of grabbing a quick bite described as on one’s thumb, reflecting a culture of efficient meals amid city life.
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Paris
Sacred Heart and area churches schedule and pastors listed
The notice lists parish times for Sacred Heart with Rev. A L Lorenz, St Joseph Prairieburg with Rev Stephen J Kucera, and multiple other local churches. It provides mass times confessions Sunday school morning worship sermon topics and special events including a Congregational church supper and guest speaker.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
St. Joseph's Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
Church Calendar and Services This Week
Local church notices list service times for St John Ey Lutheran Trinity and Methodist locations. The full schedule includes Sunday school at 9 00 or 10 00 a m, worship at 9 00 11 00 a m, youth and devotional events, and congregation meetings. A men and women forum at St John Ey aims to acquaint members with God’s work. Activities include a German service and confirmation events.
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St. John's Ey
Lutheran Church
Paul ‘P. Gutknecht
Trinity
Methodist Church
George Woodall
Stanford University
Epworth League
Gail Huibregtse
Janis Grimes
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Johnger
Wayne Zion Ey
Lutheran F. H. Kehren
Instructional notice from Ladies Aid meeting reminder
A local notice invites parents and friends to ensure their children attend Sunday school and to join the church services. It mentions monthly Ladies Aid meeting held on a Thursday in January and extends a cordial invitation to all residents, regardless of location.
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Ladies Aid
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James Redmond
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity
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Knights of Columbus
Boyd Shannon
Boys of Shannon’s Sons of Science
Dick West
Billy Marsh
Robert Siebels
Dick Landis
Donald Howie
Lester Monk
George Coxsee
Louis Havlichek
Jack Stuhler
Kenneth Aldrich
Paul Bender
John Hay
Tom Grimes
A. B. Grimes
Tom
Susan Stuhler
Marjorie Thomas
George Stuhler
Bob Luett
Jimmy Seehusen
David Hamilton
Young People’s Society of Reformed Church Meets
Young People’s Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Howard Schneiter
Ruth Decker
Dorothy Allamand
Mrs. Redmond
T. M. Redmond
C. G. Thomas
J. A. Hoegen
Wyoming
Velma Schneiter
Dorothy Rolls
Ethel Nickel
Virginia Theusen
Theusen
Fern Bender
Wilma Clark
Ruth Graves
Davenport
Mrs. Hamilton
Delta del
Thomas Hamilton
Delta Dek
W. E. Corbin
Ted Holler
J. R. Barron
Goudy
Ann Malnar
Maude Arduser
Walter Brainerd
Virginia Schneider
Marian Hayes
Jean Liddy
P.E.O
C. A. Coxsee
S. E. Guyan
B. C. Roberts
C. A. McLaughlin
Butler
Minnie Butler
Henry Che
George Nordman
Tom Henderson
Ray Marugg
Chicklet Club
Glande Appleby
Carroll Podhaski
L. W. Lovell
Halstead Carpenter
Johnny Mack Brown
Pony Post
Frank Morgan
Ann Rutherford
Seer
Robert Taylor
Washington D.C
Allen Jones
Nancy Kelly
One
Tropics
Johnny Downs
Vera
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Tenderfoot
Rynerson
Presbyterian Synod
Executive Speaks
Missouri
Wireless For the
Kellogg’s
Climax
Steve Wicks
Ers
Lond’s Dept. Store
Monticello, Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Balaam
Christian Endeavor
Mary Lou Luett
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Evangelical & Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Daniel
Prince
Pues
June Love
Roy St
Aue
Nior Rayons
Rses
Umen
Stahlers
Drew
Mrs
Frank Hayden
Rink
Wm. Tebet Botting Company
Wm. _ TERE BOTTLING CO
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
Monticello, Towa
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