Noble Birthday Tea Honors Mrs. Noble at Home
Mrs. E J Noble is the guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon coffee hosted by Mrs. W D McLaughlin Mrs Reuel McColm and Mrs C A Mc Laughlin from 3 to 5 pm Granddaughters assist with serving and flowers from Cincinnati noted Two out of town guests include Mrs James McMurrin Anamosa and Miss Helen McLaughlin Cedar Rapids Also reports of births hospital stays vacations and social visits across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
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W. D. McLaughlin
Reuel McColm
C. A. McLaughlin
Noble Home
E. J. Noble
C. P. Casady
James McLaughlin
Helen McLaughlin
David Petersen
Mrs. Noble
Bunting Joslin Nuptials Read At Anamosa
Miss Ida Joslin daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Joslin of Monti cello and Elve M Bunting son of Mr and Mrs Gerd Bunting Anamosa were married Sunday Feb 23 at St Pauls American Lutheran church Rev H L Buesing read the double ring service Attendants were Mr and Mrs Manuel Cox The bride wore a white taffeta gown with fingertip veil and carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses The couple will live on a farm near Anamosa
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Ida Joslin
Kenneth Joslin
Monticello
Elve M. Bunting
Gerd Bunting
Anamosa
St. Paul’s American Lutheran Church
H. L. Buesing
Manuel Cox
Severn and Robertson Families Attend Sunday Dinner Club
Mrs. H A Severn and Mr. Larry Robertson with their spouses attended a Sunday evening dinner club. Guests at Emil Burrichter’s home included Mrs. Margaret Dickman and Miss Martha Dickman among others for Mrs. Burrichter’s birthday. Alva Hahn and family visited Manchester residents Lloyd Pickett on Sunday evening.
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Henry Ohe
Bernard Ohe
Linda
Mary
Ann Hawk
Omaha
Neb
James Morrissey
Tom Henderson
Frank Ruggeberg
Lost Nation
W. H. Burrichter
Milton Langer
Cedar Rapids
Poplar Heights Club
Tom Hamilton
H. A. Severn
Larry Robertson
Albert Dickman
Margaret Dickman
Martha Dickman
Esther Burrichter
Emil Burrichter
Mrs. Burrichter
Alva Hahn
Manchester
Mrs. Lloyd Pickett
Genevieve O'Rourke Visits Cedar Rapids Parents
Genevieve O'Rourke of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose O'Rourke.
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Catherine Fothergill
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. C. E. Fothergill
Genevieve O’rourke
Mrs
Ambrose O'Rourke
Worthwhile Club Aids Young Holland Couple
Members of the Worthwhile Homemakers club Castle Grove donate a box of clothing shoes toys and sewing materials to Max and Joss Wartburg Berder 11 Ommen Holland Europe. County farm bureau chairwoman says more aid is needed across Europe and lists contact for families in Germany.
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Homemakers Club
Castle Grove
Max
Joss Wartburg
Berder 11
Ommen
Holland
Europe
F. D. Deischer
Women's
Farm Bureau
Minnie Allen
Welch
Ames
Iowa
Germany
Iowa to Isolate State TB Patients Under Health Rules
The Iowa state department of health rules that tuberculosis must be controlled within the state by health officers, private physicians and health organizations. Isolation can be used for patients refusing sanatorium treatment or not complying with local health board restrictions. Pulmonary tuberculosis is infectious and dangerous when sputum contains the infection, and noncompliant patients may be quarantined in suitable buildings.
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Iowa
Lovell All Stars Meet With Loren Freese
The Lovell All Stars held a regular meeting at Loren Freese home on March 3. Members answered roll with When Is My Birthday. Marvin Weber and Lloyd and Jerome Weber joined the club. Lyle Behrends spoke on farm building insulation and ventilation. George Leytem and Duane Freese demonstrated washing dairy utensils with a wetting agent. Lunch was served by Mrs Freese. The next meeting is set for April 7 at the George Leytem home.
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Lovell All Stars
Loren Freese
Marvin Weber
Lloyd
Jerome Weber
Lyle Behrends
George Leytem
Duane Freese
Freese
Rohrs and Willards Visit Hopkinton Family
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Rohr and their son Gerri spent Sunday in Hopkinton with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Willard.
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G. J. Rohr
Gerri
Hopkinton
W. B. Willard
Small Fire Damages Monticello Home Friday Morning
A minor fire at five feet from the floor of a summer kitchen near an electric meter caused $150 in damage to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Huck Null. The blaze burned partitions and part of the roof but was quickly extinguished by the city fire department with chemicals from the new fire truck. Officials suspect defective wiring. The incident occurred at 11 30 Friday.
Value of weekly newspaper publishing in US tops 400 million
The article estimates the total business value of the entire weekly newspaper publishing industry in the United States at more than 400 million dollars, reflecting the sector's economic scale and reach within the media landscape.
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United States
Payrolls for weekly newspaper plants total weekly
Payrolls for weekly newspaper plants excluding publishers total an estimated 1 532 200 dollars each week.
Readers Spend Billions On Weekly Newspapers
Readers invest about 32 million dollars each year to purchase weekly newspapers, reflecting steady consumer habit and the ongoing demand for local news delivery.
Shifting Global Import Sources From Europe to Asia
A historical overview notes that at the turn of the century Europe supplied over half of US imports while Asia accounted for about 15 percent. World War I reduced European purchases, while Far East imports rose. By 1936 to 1940 Asia supplied 31.6 percent of US imports, Europe 25.3 percent.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Far East
Harvesting Vegetables Before Frost Sets In
When frost nears the first vegetables for storage are beans winter squash and pumpkins. Tender crops must not stay outdoors in freezing temperatures. Tomatoes peppers and eggplants should be picked but cannot be stored long.
Indians Volunteer Enlistments Surged After Selective Service
As selective service took effect a large number of Indians volunteered promptly. More than 30,000 Indians served in the U S armed forces with about 22,009 enlisting. Hundreds earned decorations including two Congressional Medals of Honor.
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United States
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