Local school ends after two week session
Feter Frahm vacation school closes after a two week session. enrollment reaches 56 with Haylee Chase and Maxine Moats assisting the primary teacher. pupils present program at Presbyterian church Sunday evening with handwork display. parents urged to attend and a free will offering will help defray expenses.
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Onslow News Roundup Highlights Local Teas and Meetings
Monticello residents BW A Miele Gutensohn Milton Langer and James Maurice plan a second meeting the last week of June with Cedar Rapids scout director Robert West and Cub Scouts invited. Milk and social notes cover family reunions church events and civic gatherings across Onslow and nearby towns including anniversaries births and school activities.
Cascade parish life with weddings and a fire accident
In Cascade the St. Martin's parish hosted a Gregorian mass and reception for Father Menster with Ralph Steve singing Panis Angelicus. A Dahlem Fagan wedding featured Miss Carlotta Dahlem and Earl Fagan with a notable guest list and a breakfast for 145. Also reported are a gas oven explosion injuring Mrs. Lenore Keaveny and local relocations and a June wedding for Marguerite Carney and Alvin Kelchen.
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Mary Donnelly
Ralph Steve
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Panis Angelicus
William Boyle
Isa
Father Menster
K. of C. Hall
St. Martin’s Parish
K. of C
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R. N
Grant Hospital
Chicago
T. J. Lane
St. Martin's Church
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Calista Skahill
Dubuque
H. C. Baldwin
Bernadine Curoe
Sharon Ehlinger
T. J. Cassidy
St. Martin’s. Lohengrin
Donnelly
Herbert Dolphin
Fagan
P. M. Dahlem
St. Martin’s High School
W. B. Fagan
East
Wedding and community notes from Hopkinton area
- Ruth Taylor and Donald Appleby wed in Cedar Rapids. Appleby a Lenox College graduate. - Mary Elizabeth Gearhart earns BA and secures teaching job in Pierre South Dakota. returns to Hopkinton for the summer. - A list of regional arrivals, travels, and family updates including the Allen family trip to Glasgow and others visiting Hopkinton. - Local business changes note Ament dry goods stores to be discontinued in Hopkinton. Lester Ament now runs the Hopkinton store. - Incidents and travels mention Donald Grief’s automobile accident recovery and Mrs. Laughlin visiting St Louis with daughter Frances. - The Tesar and Trafton family have moved into a new home in Hopkinton.
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First Avenue East
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White Plains
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Des Moines
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Dry Goods and Nations
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Cascade Ordains William K Menster Priest at St Raphael Cathedral
The Cascade native William K Menster was ordained a priest at St Raphael Cathedral Dubuque by Archbishop Francis Beckman. Born Feb 10 1913 he studied at St Martins Columbia College Dubuque Mount St Marys Norwood and joins Rev M J Farrelly Rev Thomas Rooney and others in the ceremony with Zari Menster as master of ceremonies.
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Joseph Menster
Frances Klein Menster
St. Martin's School
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Norwood
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St. Martin’s Church
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St. Martin's
Thomas Rooney
Charles City
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Cincinnati
Louis
School and Clark College Dubuque Celebrate Congratulations
The brief note praises the achievement of an individual connected to Clark College in Dubuque and mentions many friends extending congratulations.
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Clark College
Dubuque
Ford sees long period of prosperity ahead
Henry Ford predicts a long period of prosperity for wealthy industrialists like himself who can absorb losses. He notes that even if he lost millions yearly, he would still have plenty to keep the wolf from the door.
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Webster City
Farms in the United States Surpass Pin Uren EUreg Mining
Readable text notes farms in the United States have more available horsepower than Pin Uren EUreg and mining com ed, highlighting a comparison of agricultural power capacity.
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United States
No reprisals promised against differing Democratic candidates
The Rock Rapids Reporter notes that the president and Big Jim Farley claimed there would be no reprisals against any Democratic candidate who had disagreed with Washington leaders, reflecting cautious, party unity rhetoric.
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Big Jim Farley
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