Cascade Veteran Charles William Livermore Dies at Sunny Crest
War veteran Charles William Livermore died Saturday at 4:30 PM in Sunny Crest sanatorium after seven months of tuberculosis infection he contracted from World War I gas exposure. He was born April 8, 1887 in Cascade and was active in the American Legion. He is survived by his mother Mae Banghart Livermore, a brother Oscar Livermore of Dubuque, and two nephews. Funeral services were held at Devany and Sons and Consolidated church with military rites at the grave.
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Charles William Livermore
Sunny Crest
Excelsior Springs
Cascade
Mae Banghart Livermore
Charles Livermore
East Cascade High School
Valparaiso
Indiana
John Miller
Devaney and Sons
Doc
Dyeraville
Argonne
Camp Dodge
Co. I
6Th Infantry
American Legion
Oscar Livermore
Dubuque
Richard
Allan Livermore
Devanty
Consolidated Church
Charles Rabenberg
Clifford Cody
Georgia
Claribel Fall
T. C. Barrett
Carlotta Dahlem
Elizabeth Barrett
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Lane
Mary Ann Glynn
Chicago
Detroit
Sarah
Patricia Dahlem
Nelle O'Connell
Violet Skahill
Peoria
James Skahill
Imelda Devaney
Eldora
Sarah Conlin
Des Mola
James Conlin
William Drummy
Dillon
Montana
John J. Dunn
Jones County
Garry Owen
William and Rose O'Hare
Cleveland
Ohio
Dubuque County
John Maller
Cascad
St. Martin’s Church
Washington Township
St. Patrick's Church
James
Michael
Davenport
Elmer
Gerald
Cascads
William Kumrow
C. E. Karns
Marshalltovm
Patrick McCarty
Bernard
Nicholas Becan
Leo Hardiman
Farley
Sadie
Florence
Pearl Dunn
Patrick O'Hare
Waterloo
David Anderson
Eric Purvis
William Burns
St. Paul
Delmer Dickson
St. Patrick’s Church
P. J. Malone
Vern
Leslie
Clement
Lloyd
Dorrance McCarty
Delbert Bechan
Paul Glenn
Donald
Marvin
Alton Dunn
Elmer Bechen
Angeline Albers
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Allan
al Strong
Ray Moran
Helen
Aileen
Henry Moran
John Peiffer Jr
Herbert
Henry
Michael Power
Monay
A. Jean
Hills
C. C. Hotchkiss
Clark College
Mildred Hutton
St. Louis
John Ramm
Mary Lucille
Loretta McNally
Clarke College
Fred Widman
Zelmalouen
Mary Elizabeth Freeman
Merle Freeman
McGregor
Dylan Hardin
Emeline
R. R. Freeman
Mazie McGovern
Thomas McGovern
D. B. Dominy
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
M. E. Beitenman
T. P. Clark
H. C. Baldwin
E. J. Ke
Richard Lane
Gerald Baum
Lloyd Stanton
Willam Leonard
National Federation of B. V. M
Mary Margaret Faber
Iowa
William Leonard
Wilfred Donnelly
Mary Emogene Tallman
Elmer Breit
Marguerite Breitbach
Rose Marie Menster
Rita Mae Breitbach
Eleanor Bisenius
Rita Mae Menster
Cascade Shipping Association
Bellevue and Cascade Railroad
Nick Knepper
St. Martin’s
Ivan Dahlem
Madeline Hoffman
Rachel Dolphin
Charles Skahill
Etta Lanham
Rose Becker
Sadie Glynn
T. Lane
J. Weber
St. Martin's
Cascade Women's Club
C. D. Baldwin
E. Moore
C. Rabenberg
George Wassenaar
Baldwin
R. Finn
R. Finn. the Club Members Presented Mr. and Mrs. Finn
Mas Devine
Bernard and
Harlan Dol
Castle Grove Children’s Day Program Featured at Chapel
A Sunday forenoon program at Castle Grove chapel showcased songs recitations and solos by local children including Lucretia Fairbanks Janet Howle Helen McLaughlin and Ruth Ann Hintz. The event followed by community notices notes graduates from Jones county rural schools and Local social visits.
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Carol Burr
E. F. Burr
Lucretia Fairbanks
Mr. Burr
Janet Howle
Helen Louise McLaughlin
Helen Carpenter
Margaret Olive Deischer
Billy Hintz
Dale Lange
Janet Howie
Donald Howie
Clarence Hosford
Eldon Burr
Pauline Burr
Ruth Howie
Magaret Olive Deischer
Mary Esther McLaughlin
Castle Grove
Jones County
Vernon Steiner
Selma Specht
Free Kromminga
Anamosa High School
Lewis Vernon
Morley
A. M
Herman Hahn
Mable Kehoe
Gladys Hosford
Monticello
Hosford
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Across Iowa Towns
Local residents from Colesburg to Monticello and nearby centers visited relatives and friends in Edwards, Manchester, Delhi, Onslow, Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Clinton, Center Junction, Earlville, and Monticello. Weekend gatherings included picnics, dinners, and family reunions with many households hosting kin and guests.
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Phyllis Wessel
Colesburg
John Blaker
George Helms
Arthur Goldsmith
Earlville
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
J. L. Batchelote
Betty Lou Wilson
Fred Eggiman
Manchester
B. W. Cox
Elkader
Edward
Ernest Brondel
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Behrends
Alice Alcorn
John Batchelder
Joan Bohlken
Mike Conley
Delhi
Dave Wilson
F. J. Welter
Billy
Roman Welter
Lester Lang
Monticello
Gordon Wilson
Lang
Donald Johnston
Harriet Cox
Dubuque
Edward Cox
Cap Arduser
Clara
Clifford Arduser
Langworthy
Arlene Arduser
Fred Leese
Clinton
Ray Chaplin
Brockmeyer
Backbone Park
Mike Goarcke
Stanley Bright
Raymond Murray
Dickie
Lou Ring
Anamosa State Park
Clair Eggiman
Creamery
Henry Ellers
Louis Heiken
Grant Eilers
Kathleen
Lou King
Mr. King
Cascade News Roundup From Circle of Local Events
Arnold Leytem, 19, of near Key West, recovers at Mercy hospital Dubuque after a farm accident injuring his neck. A Cascade shower honored Miss Irene Dolphin. Booster trip committee signs up 100 cars for June 25 26 excursion with Cascade juvenile band. Road trip route lists multiple Iowa towns from Cascade to Dubuque and back.
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Phin
Cascade
St. Martin's
Arnold Leytem
J. F. Leytem
Key West
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Leytem
Devine Brothers
Evelyn Dolphin
Irene Dolphin
Michael Dolphin
John Kurt
St. Paul Seminary
Walter Hunter
Towa
Farley
Farrey
Dyersville
Earlville
Manchester
Ryan
Coggon
Central City
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Anamosa
Monticello
Onslow
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Monmouth
Baldwin
Maquoketa
Zwingle
Epworth
Bernard
Worthington
Lucille Robinson and Joe Heri To Play Exhibition Match Here
The article notes an exhibition basketball match featuring Lucille Robinson and Joe Heri to be held locally. It also mentions school board motions approving teacher salaries and staffing, a census appointment, and plans for a city recreation program.
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Lucille Robinson
Joe Heri
Monticello Country Club
Miss Robinson
U.S
Jim
Minnie Grenenwald Joins Northwestern Bell as Part Time Vacation Operator
Miss Minnie Grenenwald accepts a position as a part time vacation operator for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company marking a staffing addition in the local exchange. She begins duties this week and will handle weekend shifts at the switchboard.
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Minnie Grenenwald
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Monticello School Board Advances Night Kittenball Plan
Special Monticello Iowa meeting May 14 1934 discusses lighting and playground equipment for a proposed kittenball league. A $150 fundraising goal is pledged to finance the project and a resolution to grade and landscape the district ground is approved to meet emergency relief conditions.
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Monticello
Iowa
Board of Education
Stimson
H. W. Ireland
Paul T. Schuetz
Thomas
Bone
Schol
Kittenball League
York
Independent School District
Nwew
Emergency Relief Commission
Evening Red and Morning Gray Weather Belief Explained
A meteorologist explains the old saying about red sky at sunset and red sky in the morning. He cites atmospheric warming after sunset causing a red hue and hot air moisture rise, while red morning skies indicate already moist air and possible rain.
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Weather Bureau
Seven Greek Wise Men and Their Philosophic Mottoes
The seven wise men of Greece include Solon Chilo Pit taeus Bias Periander Clephahus and Thales. They reportedly authored mottoes inscribed in Delphi temples such as Know thyself Consider the end Know thy opportunity Most men are bad Nothing is impossible to Industry Avoid excesses Suretyship is the precursor of ruin.
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Greece
Solon
Chilo
Pittaeus
Bias
Periander
Epimenides
Cleahulus
Thales
Clephahis
Butterflies See in Ultraviolet Light Aids Fraud Detection
The Montreal Herald reports that butterflies may perceive ultraviolet light more than daylight colors, a principle now used by European police to detect altered checks. Different inks reveal forgeries under UV, exposing fake figures that appear the same under ordinary light.
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Daught
Montreal Herald
Swastika emblem described as ancient symbol worldwide
The swastika is described as a primitive religious ornament with elongated arms bent to the right. It appears in Troy, India, China, Japan, Persia, Sweden, Celtic remains, and Britain. The word derives from Sanskrit meaning well being and is noted as a Tibetan sect name in Nationalisia. American Indians are said to have used it for four compass points.
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Troy
India
China
Japan
Persia
Sweden
Nationalisia
Photographic Sun Corona Views From Meudow Observatory
The Meudow observatory in France captured photographs of the sun corona without an eclipse or speedograph. Light passed through a tier of neodymium nitrate acid solution and a red filter. The corona appears as hydrogen flames extending hundreds of thousands of miles, while nonhydrogen light is obscured.
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Meudow — Observatory
France
Beaver Dam Built Entirely of Stone Found in Yellowstone
A stone beaver dam nearly all composed of rock was recently discovered in Yellowstone National Park by Tanger F. Sheldon Dart. The structure includes only a few slender twigs for wood and features stones ranging from fist size to about ten inches in diameter and inches long.
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Yellowstone National
Tanger F. Sheldon Dart
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