Hopkinton Wedding of Livingstone Adams Unites Iowa Ties
Miss Livingstone daughter of Dr. Hugh Livingstone of Hopkinton was married to Adams of Iowa City. The ceremony occurred Saturday with Rev Walter Bartew officiating. Attendants included Miss Geraldine Moore and Miss Ruth Skemp. reception followed with guests from Cedar Rapids Sac City Manchester and Dubuque among others. The bride wore a white corded gown with pearls and sapphires. roses, ferns, and pink candles decorated the church and home. The couple planned a western motor trip after the ceremony.
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Tuberta
FF Livinstone
Hugh Livinstone
Mar. Thane
Wwlambk
Adams
Iowa City
Walter Bartew
Dibagnie University
Rade
West Hall
Homer
Maronih
Rere
Aea
Dick Trewn
C. G. Brown
Hopkinton
Katharine Anne Irwin
Darmd
University of Town
Oat Town Cite
Charlies Rowan
Oat Anatomy College of Medicine
Janedee
University of Chicago Hospital
Phemister
Livingstone
Presbyterian Hospital
Glenn Carlson
Chicago
Ruth Skemp
Kathryn
Harold Entz
Ralph Erwin
H. J. Prentiss
Mac Ewen
D. O. Bovenmeyer
K. F. Swanson
Geraldine Moore
Tawa City
A. 0. Murray
Margaret
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Olsen
Sac City
Ww. A Ottille
Manchester
Aqmine Kirsch
Worthington
Fof Traev
Riraherry Point
Deorce
Arineton
VO Muenel Ate
Rean
Cc Adams
Top Nichols
Nichols
Glenn Carlean
Chockes
Barlow
Kathevn
Katherine Brose
Wg, Mosher
Gene Try
Kenneth
George Conklin
Viale
West Liberty
Mass
Margaret Greer
Raymond Jacobs
Moni- Meela
Mob Black
Musca- Une Mies
Evelyn Hawkins
Major Civ
W. O. Taylor
Cedar Fajle
Center Junction Toma May Joins Harold Rischer in Anamosa Wedding
Center Junction May W. E. Cader’s eldest daughter and Harold Rischer of Kansas City wed in Anamosa with Rev. Worcester officiating at the M E parsonage. The ceremony drew family friends and the newlyweds plan to reside in Kansas City after a brief visit with relatives in Beloit and nearby towns.
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Glenn Watson
Harley Buigrin
Center Junction
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Farmers’ Progressive Club
South Fork Township
Clifford French
Pa A. L. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Harold Anderson
Thapkinton
Sarah Littlefield
Howard
Fort Dunlap
W. Rouse
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendall
Beaver Park
Floyd Dufoe
Central City
BE. S. Dufoe Heane
Irving Rhoades
Harry Hill
Mars Zeuch
Caughter Minnie
Fred In
Rhodes
Harry Mi
W. R. Kirkwood
Kathryn
Licky Morrow
Earl DeShaw
Dorothy
Gertrude Reeve
Harold
Milo Hucker
Opal Wacker
Bernice Ferguson andHelen MacAlister
Eleanor MacDonald
Marjorie Wiltsie
Laura Wheeless
Herbert Cox
Junior Wond
Raymond Wallace
Anamosa
Toma May
W. E. Cader
Harold Rischer
Kansas City
Kansas
Worcester
M. E. Parsonage
Mass Winifred Robbie
Beloit Business College
Presbyterian
Lila
Edna Brutsman
Hazel Storm
Wyoming
Eloise Young
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
R. A. Naylor
M. E. Dodge
Brucemore
Winifred Robbie
Miss Robbie
Stanwoned Consolidated School
Selma Prahm
van Horne
Allegra Bush
Pacifier
Miss Bush
F. W. Bush
Iowa State Cllege
Ames
Marion
Prahm
Peter Prahm
Rockwell
Chi Omega
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Extel Parks
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Yosemite Valley
George T
McDonnaled
Durant
J. N. Smith & Chrysler
J Ro McNeilly
J. N. Smith
Mro
Paul Smith
Dubuque
Fred Kempf
George McDonald
Ann
Chieat
National
Ellen McDonald
Sand Wo
Summer Marth
OS. Robbie
Secretary of Education
Mexico
Tiev
G. Q. Long
Montiocla Tadiy
Coo L. van Meter
Monticello
BE. F. Kleineck
Wynona
C. A. Burmeister
George D. McDonald
J. L. Serbousek
Grand Lodge
The
Masonic Order
G. O. Longwill
Death of Rev Loughnane Pastor of St Aloysius
The Rev. P. M. Loughnane pastor of St. Aloysius church South Garry Owen died at 1 80 pm Tuesday June 5 after several weeks illness with pneumonia. Born in Kerry Ireland about 60 years ago he was ordained in June 1893 and served at State Counter Marion Otter Creek and South Garry Owen where he had been stationed the past year. A solemn high mass was held at 9 30 Thursday morning before the body was taken from the parish. Funeral service was
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Neue Mullan
St. Mateheogiabar
Rochester
Minn
Mies Mullan
Hopkinton
John Eo
Fizabeth Blair Mullan
Lenox College
Mol
AL Id
Effieie
League
Silt Lake
Cite
Toll c
Order of the Actor
T.he Guthrie
Mary Netcott
Waterloo
Harry Netcott
Netcott
Netcott Tavirnn
Stuma Mui Sorority
Milboy
Midora Hight
Oan
W. A. Milroy
Tonfanton
Robert Donahue
Orlando
Florida
Donahue
Man
Allen
R. Pp. Joseph
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Winona
Indiana
Mary Carter
Eleanor Griffith
Tipton
Francis Wheeler
Cohmbia
Whs Wheeler
Bernice Ferenson
Russell
Penn
Beaver Falls
Monticello
Lyla Sill
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Fall
Miss Sill
Buck Creek
Lenox
Miss Sil
Frances Laughlin
Cantril
Mildred Grapes
Greeley
Miss Wineh
Ray Eneelhorn
Manchester
Howard Zeueh
Wilton
Bernadine Brock
Hinton
Robert Merriam
Ryan
Nettie Mullan
Minna Medill
Long Beach
Cal
Iowa
Merle Reed
Sloan
F. W. O'Neal
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Robert
Gearhart
Donald Smith
Smith
Raymond Wallace Wan
Herbert Bryan
Herbert Brean
Ornery Ootsegui
Taymond Maralf
Lotis Gade
Revo FW
Robepre
Presbyterian Church
Irma Bracke
Montieedia Hospital
Claude Reid
Towa Crispens
A. WH. Reed
Arlene Ortmann
Aernoon
Littleport
Bradke
Walter Kurth
Clang
Fearlwille
Main
Afonticello
Afonticello Were Sunday Visitors In Town, Tiser Nfouts
Mroo
Mo Perguson
Billy
Paul
Dubuque
Acres Corner
P.M. Loughnane
St. Aloysius Church
South Garry Owen
Pneumoia
Lough-nane
County Kerry
Ireland
State Counter
Marion
Otter Creek
Radio Schedule Fragments Include WOC WOW WHO WCCO Entries
A Sunday and Tuesday radio grid lists programs across stations WOC WOW WHO and WCCO with talk shows musical segments religious service times and corporate hour slots. Entries note programs from Masked Marvel to Palmolive hour and various orchestra and club programs with multiple timing overlaps.
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WHO
Roxy
Utah
David Lawrence
Wcco Musical
Cliquot Club Eskimos
WOC
WCCO
Cities Service Orchestra
Northland Oil
la France
Palmolive
Ben Bernie
Philco
Orchestra
Radio Schedule Highlights for Thursday
Broadcast listings show KSO at 6 30 a m an hour with the boss WHO 8 am Victor Record WOC 6 45 am Happy Hour and WCCO 9 45 am complete program day WOI 5 pm Victor Record with Brunswick Record on Wednesday Thursday and Friday slots
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WOI
WCCO
WHO
KSO
Boss
Victor
Wed
Thurs
Brunswick
WOC
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H. J. Dirks
Trene
Bruce Dyer
F. L. Timebaugh
Datgnter Helen
Maaquoketa
Hepworth League
Martin
L. A. Dreibelbis
McDonald Hospital
Merlin
M. E. Aid Society
Thelma
Margaret Davis
Montour
S. L. Davis
Pauline
Mary Ellen McDonald
F. Kleineck
E. R. Young
Elizabeth
G. O. Long
Onslow
Andrew Davis
Colorado
Joe Bejasch
Denver
Andrew McDonald
Town Falls
Muscatine
Will Sutton
F. W. Bangs
Center Junction School
Board of Education
Myron Bell
Gloria
Thomas Bell
Scott McDonald
E. F. Kleineck
Deer
Pauline Prahm
Hudson
Kerr
Helen Welch
Helen Holst
Roberta Livingstone
Muilen
Marks
Hollyce Stingley
Eloise Sutherland
Mrs. Prahm
Huerter
Paul du Vali
Wynona Klieineck
Dent Mowery
Valse Caprise
Newland
Maurine Stingley
Spencer
Keatsy
Catherine Thompson
Phyllis Robbie
Ainvuety
Dvorak
Forman
Joyce Preston
Ewing
Keats
Rovers
Paleine Serbouse
Williams
Rolfe
Claude ‘Fornlineau
Dwaine Moses
Dh Val
Pableau
Maurine Stingevoyanist
Benediction
Rev. G. O Loy
Buzz Parton
James J. Keane
Mt. Olivet
Key West
St. Martin's Church
Margaret Lehner
Charles Skahill
Thomas Rooney
Margaret Skahill
John Lehner
J. R. Lane
Gertrude Lane
Ivan Dahlem
J. F. Lehner
St. Martin's School
James Skahill
Skahill
Cascade
Jacob Canter
Jacob Conter, Jr
James Mee Cuvain
G. Talbert
Lawrence
Joseph Kenny
George
Rolland Taylor
Elkhart
Ind
Peter Conter
Jesup
Henry Conter
Eniil
John Flagel
Dickeyville
Wis
Frank
Nicholas
Stockton
James Koster
Anna Sadler
Michael Sadler
George Kiinkner
Arnold Appel
Raymond, Town
Union
J.B. Zimmerman
Standard Oil Company
America
Middle Western States
Middle West
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Monticello Express
Roberts
Atwater Kent
General Motors
Pisk
Seiberling
Marve
Wcco Goodrich
Woo
A. Lincolin
Hoover Sentinels
Maxwell House Coffee
WOW, Who
A. C
Frank Locher
Monticello, Iowa
Crosley
Utes
Radio Shop
Dayton
Manticella
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