Cascade Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Trips
Cascade residents attend events and ceremonies in nearby towns. Miss Mildred Board travels to Centerville as Christian Endeavor delegate with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rabenberg, while Lucina Rubner and James Glynn wed in Worthington and Coletta Kearney and Carl Kintzel wed at St. Martin's. families host showers and graduation attendances mark a busy week. Geneva Faber plans graduate work in New York after joining teachers in Richmond, Indiana.
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Mildred Board
Charles Rabenberg
Centerville
Christian Endeavor
L. E. Board
Mildred
Doris
Waterloo
Geneva Faber
J. L. Faber
Richmond
Indiana
Columbia University
New York City
James Phelan
Coletta Kearney
John Kearney
Coletta
T. J. Lane
A. L. Morrison
Dubuque
Betty Fall
Worthington
Carl Kintzel
St. Martin's Church
Thomas J. Rooney
Mildred Kintzel
Joseph Kearney
Virginian
Mac Kearney
Lohengrin
A. J. Faber
St. Martin's
Grace Phelan
Annabelle Faber
Cascade
Kintzel
Joan Kearney
Whitewater Township
St. Martin's School
Mr. Kintzel
Frank Kintzel
Edgewood
Richland Center Society Notes
Richland Center happenings include the Schmit family of Chicago visiting the Budl home last Thursday. Jake Lemmer welcomes a baby boy born Friday weighing ten pounds. John Schweitzer hosts relatives for Janana's birth anniversary. Picnic on the lawn drew guests George Schweitzer Dubuque Neal Hayden Sarah Lou Christina Schweitzer Lucile Jake Arduser Maude Louis Hoag Kathleen Richard Robert Maire Ocwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmit
Chicago
Inl
John Budl
Jake Lemmer
John Schweitzer
Janana
George Schweitzer
Dubuque
Neal Hayden
Sarah Lou
Christina Schweitzer
Lucile
Jake Arduser
Maude
Louis Hoag
Kathleen
Richard
Robert Maire
Oclwein
East Cass Social News Highlights From Monticello To Castle Grove
East Cass notes show Mr and Mrs Carl Brockhohn and children visiting Henry Monck in Monticello and Will Rickels in Castle Grove. Kenneth McConaughy returns from a visit with sister Mrs Earl Benedict near Morley. Frog Hollow beats County Liners 8 6 then loses 12 3. 4 H club Hickory Grove to tour and inspect livestock. Ed Head 82 visits daughter Anita Darrow and granddaughter Zeola Burlingham.
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Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence and
Carter
Henry Monck
Monticello
Will Rickels
Castle Grove
Kenneth McConaughy
Morley
Earl Benedict
Benedict
MecConaughy
Ed Head
Zeola Burlingham
W. S. Darrow
Anita
Head
Frog Hollow
County Liners
Eda van Buren
Paul van Buren
CCC
Sigourney
Grace Benedict
Clarence Robinson
Marion
Roy Walters
Onslow
Frank Fairbanks
Hickory Grove
Burton Brown
John Rieken
Rodney
Thomas Stimpson
Maysville
Donahue
Levi Stoddard
Des Moines
Louis Hannan
Lee Hannan
Clarence Connolly
Grace Benedicts Family Picnic Visit spawns Delaware trip
Grace Benedict and her children drove to Hopkinton with Mr and Mrs Leo Payne and son Carlos. They traveled on to Hartwick for a picnic and also visited Delhi during the trip.
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Grace Benedict
Hopkinton
Leo Payne
Carlos
Hartwick
Delhi
Church services schedule for multiple congregations
Church notices list weekly services for Methodist Episcopal, Wayne Zion Lutheran, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran, St. Joseph Catholic, St. John's Lutheran, St. Matthew's Lutheran, Center Junction M E, Congregational, Presbyterian, and Reformed churches. Included are service times in English and German, Sunday school, Epworth and Luther Leagues, church festivals, special calendars, and choir and Ladies Aid gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion Autheran Church
J. Willms
Luther League m
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
Paul P. Gutknecht
Trinity
Wopkinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. A. Pannhuk
Ladies' Aid
Luther League
St. John's
American Lutheran Church
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
L. Adix
A. Langholz
Preston
Iowa
Center Junction M. E
S. V. Williams
Vera Monts
Epworth League
Endeavor
Mary Leech
Presbyterian Church
William J. Grossheim
Jesus
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Justice Ehrhardt Fines Two for Malicious Mischief
Judge George Ehrhardt of Elkader Clayton county fined Leon Fisher and D O Willie $5 plus costs each totaling $30 after they pled guilty to malicious mischief for sawing off the handles of a Ray Nogele owned stubble plow, rendering it unusable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ehrhardt
Elkader
Clayton County
Leon Fisher
D. O. Willie
Fisher
Willie
Ray Nogele
New government finance plans open farm purchase loans
The Farm Credit act of 1935 expands land bank funding to buyers via commissioner loans. Anamosa Iowa official C J Tyler says loans may reach 75 percent of farm value with up to 7,500 cap, aiding tenants and young buyers. A buyer must have 25 percent equity and no other debts, reducing self-investment compared with prior rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit
C. J. Tyler
Anamosa National Farm Loan Association
Anamosa
Towa
Tyler
Land Bank
Pewter Utensils and English Social Change Through Time
London Mail notes pewter formed from tin and alloy rose from rare use after the Restoration to replace wood in English homes. Americans adopted it in the 18th century as wealth grew, with 1750 to 1825 seen as prime for collectible pewter pieces like plates tankards spoons and beakers signaling status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fesser
Americnan
London Mail
Colorful Ship Christening Rites From Tudor Times
The article recalls Tudor era royal navy ship christenings done by the king's lieutenant. A silver goblet of wine was drunk on deck, wine poured to the compass points, and leftovers cast into the water as an offering to Neptune. The practice ended after fraud by lieutenants who salvaged the goblet for sale.
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Glasgow
Philadelphia Inquirer
Royal Navy
Neptune
National Socialists and Socialists Compared in Kansas City Times
G R Turner argues in the Kansas City Times that National Socialists favor state control of the economy and free speech while Individualists support personal liberty. He contrasts German Socialists who seek state primacy with National Socialists who advocate a benign dictatorship.
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Nazi Party
Social Democratic Party
G. RR. ‘Turner
Kansas City Times
National Socialists
Germany
Curacao History and Dutch Colonial Ties
A Chicago Tribune writer notes Curacao as the principal island among Aruba and other West Indies members off South America. It was discovered by Spain in 1537 and ceded to the Netherlands in 1637. Brief British control occurred in 1798 and 1806 to 1814, otherwise it remained a Dutch colonial outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacao
Aruba
West Indies
South America
Venezuela
Chicago Tribune
Netherland
Great Britain
Curneno
Cuttlefish Ink Helps Shape English History
The article notes the cuttlefish and its chalky internal framework aiding English history. It describes its use as bone in avian diets and ground as powder for parchment used by lawyers. It claims laws of England were written by grinding the deep sea fish skeleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pearson's Weekly
Sonata structure and common musical terms explained
The article describes sonatas as multi movement works with three or four sections linked by key relationships. It notes typical fast slow fast order and compares symphonies. It explains Allegro and Andante meanings with modifiers like Andante con moto and mentions the Etude's evolution from Bach to Chopin and Liszt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Bach
Chopin
Henselt
Liszt
Ring for Gofer tradition linked to Newark bells
Tit Bits notes a 300 year old custom in Newark where a merchant Gofer vanished in forested thieves infested lands. Bells guided him home and he left funds for bell ringers. Ring for Gofer still recalls his escape with Sunday October and November renditions. Bodmin curfew and London central bells also feature nine oclock rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Gofer
Tit Bits Magazine
Cofer
Bodmin
London
Lincoln's Inn
Historic origins of fine chinaware across Europe
The piece traces Haviland works at Limoges started by M Charles Haviland in 1840 for the American market, notes Meissen porcelain founded by Johann Friedrich Bottger in 1710 at Albrechtsburg near Meissen, and Sares Sevres factory established in 1750s near Paris with Pompadour support and transfer from Vincennes.
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Haviland
Limoges
France
M. Charles Haviland
Dresden
Meissen
Johann Friedrich Bottger
Albrechtsburg
Germany
Sevres
Madame de Pompadour
Vincennes
Pasadena Seismograph Reveals Earth’s Pulse Insights
A vault housed seismograph at the Seismological Laboratory in Pasadena California records earthquake pulses. Unlike standard instruments it measures relative point movements to detect earth’s internal stretches and compressions, potentially inspiring new theories about the planet’s interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Do Fish Sleep Says London Zoo Aquarium Director
The director of the London Zoo Aquarium reports that nearly all fish sleep. He has watched them and notes that some sleep on their sides.
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London Zoo Aquarium
Rare 1865 two cent piece found by plowman
L M Nance of near Eldorna in Hardin county unearthed a copper two cent coin dated 1865 while plowing. The discovery occurred in a field on his farm and the coin matches the size of a nickel. In Palo Alto county workers unearthed a large prehistoric tooth 15 to 18 feet underground on James Kane’s Emmetsburg farm and sent the find to Iowa State University for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Nance
Eldorna
Hardin County
Nance
James Kane
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
State University of Towa
Balkans Ridge System Defined in Balkan Peninsula
The Balkans are a series of ridges in southeastern Europe forming a peninsula. The term Balkan peninsula refers to this region, once under Turkish suzerainty, with Romania and Greece often omitted. Current states include Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania, and the remnant of European Turkey.
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Balkans
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Romania
Greece
Balkan States
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Turkey
Pig Metal Monument Concept Painted From Pigments
A proposed monument in America would be made from lead and zinc metals used to produce white pigments. The design envisions a construct about 50 feet square and as tall as the Washington Monument, highlighting pigment history and material uses.
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America
Washington Monument
Sub tropical England warming in Cornwall shores
The coast of New Quay Cornwall enjoys winter sea bathing due to Gulf Stream warming. Sub tropical plants thrive along the south western shore of England, extending growing seasons and mild climate effects.
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England
New Quay
Cornwall
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