Cascade Couple Quietly Wed in Dubuque Church
Miss Harriet O'Dell of Cascade wed Les ter Dighton of Hopkinton at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dubuque with Rev. Charles A. Carriel officiating. The couple will live in the East and both families and friends attended a post ceremony dinner at Muntz cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Geraldine O'Dell
Cascade
Lester Dighton
Hopkinton
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Charles A. Carriel
Albert Giegerich, Jr
Donald Dighton
Martha Bessi
East Cascade High School
Coe College At
Cedar Rapids
University of Dubuque
Delaware
Dighton
Egbert McComber
Effie Perkins
James Barrett
Margaret Lowham
West Cascade
Treland
St. Martin's Church
Rooney
Mary Wright
Idaho
James
South Dakota
Fred Lehner
Etta
John
Thomas
Robert
Mary Margaret
Annabelle Faber
Iona Lauser
Grace Clark
Grand Opera House
Helen Rolff
East Cascade
Court House
Rolff
Des Moines
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Russie Leroy
Fargo
N. C
Mary Livermore
Oscar
Henry Banghart
O'Brien
County Court House
Community Visitors and Church Meeting in Richland
Richland Center notes list Sunday visitors including George Hartford from Monticello and George Allen elected treasurer at the Richland Presbyterian church. The column records relatives visiting, quilting bees, illness, and locals planning moves to River View Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartford
Monticello
George Rienlets
Anna Reimers
Carl Rickels
Scotch Grove
Gerd Rickels
F. W. Hein
J. J. Hayes
Howard Hicks
G. W. Hein
Chris Balsiger
Len Hein
George Schweitzer
Ames
Lucile Schweitzer
John Schweitzer
Richland Presbyterian Church
George Allen
Martha Buol
Len Buol
Herman Hoffman
Elda Buol
Will Balsiger
Fred Eilers
Cedar Rapids
Will Wenger
Charles Schnelter
John Yaggs
Earl McLaughlin
Will Doll
Onslow
Wilma
Riess Moats
Wesley Hanken
Center Junction
George Moats
Fred Hardin
Henry Marks
Amos Sackett
Will Smith
John Yossi
River View
Wis
Lenora Hein
Amber Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Amber Cemetery association held its annual meeting last Friday forenoon. Elected officers were Roscoe Lincoln president Philip Balley secretary for three years and John Balley trustee. Florence Ireland former Amber teacher has returned to Langworthy after a long illness at John McDonald hospital Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Cemetery
Sunday Visitors and Local School Plans Highlight Journal
Reuter and Louis Helgens visited at the Englehart home in Sunday. The Black Oak district expects a new school house with Harriet Rohn reporting 31 pupils and crowded seating. Other notes include business visits by John Batley and John Barnes, a cattle sale report at Center Junction, and Palm Sunday services at Wayne Lutheran with twelve youths confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Louis Helgens
Ben Englehart
George Barnes
Anamosa
Philip Bailey
Carl Husman
Black Oak
Harriet Rohn
John Batley
Will Black
George Schoon
Roscoe Lincoln
Alfred Dirks
Jim
Charles Gray
Center Junction
M. J. McNeilly
John Barnes
Springville
Dave Steckel
Lamont
Steckel
Wayne Lutheran Church
Anamosa Local Notices and Family Announcements
The Vendome Cafe closed after months of operation by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sinkey with Sinkey moving out last Monday. Community notices include the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sawdey of Minot North Dakota and marriages in the Sawdey and Finn families. Obituaries note Irvin Bunce and A J Metcalf death reports. Abigail Jane Gage died in Anamosa aged 67. The Anamosa school board reorganized for the coming year with three new directors sworn in and Supt Frank W. Jones and most teachers retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sinkey
Charles E. Sawdey
Minot
N. D
Harriet M. Porter
Anamosa
Nathan Potter
The
Christian Church
Gladys
Lester H. Benesh
Kansas City
Lem Bunce
New York
Irvin Bunce
Lee
Carrie Streeter Bunce
Goshen
N. Y
A. J. Metcalf
Grand Island
Nebr
Mr. Metcalf
Horace C. Metcalf
C. W. Metcalf
Mary Flaherty
Flaherty
Abigail Jane Gage
William Gage
Abigail
Jones County
Iowa
Fairview
Fred W. Yule
Jones and Linn
A. G. Remley
R. L. LaChapelle
J. D. Paul
D. A. Downing
Frank W. Jones
A Critique of the U S Attorney General Office
Clinton W Gilbert argues that the attorney generalship is an aging cabinet post with no standout figure. He notes Washington’s era and suggests few attorneys general are renowned for the role itself, with most fame coming from other positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Gilbert
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Borah
Washington
the Treasury
Legislature Needs Commission To Draft Constitutional Bills
The Indianola Record editor questions why legislators failed to flag unconstitutionality of a bill before public consideration. He urges a legislative commission and a legal department reform to ensure bills meet constitutional requirements, criticizing a special session that produced a law later struck down by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Indianola Record
Supreme Court
Lime on corn ground boosts following small grain crops
The text advises applying limestone ahead of corn when corn will be followed by small grain and a legume. Applying lime a year before the corn is harvested improves soil readiness for subsequent crops.
Banking Regulation Proposal Endorsed for State Banks
A proposed banking bill outlines stricter rules applicable to all state banks and trust companies. Key points include doubling examiners, extending investment rules, a $25000 capital requirement, 20 percent surplus before dividends, 60 percent capital surplus maintenance, and mandatory financial statements for directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Attass
Tammany splits as old leaders quit in New York
The article describes Tammany Hall divided by new factions after Crocker’s retirement and Nixon’s abrupt resignation. It warns that once it could elect a governor and nominate a president, the organization fractured with internal conflicts and potential downfall. It also notes Russia’s plan to spend a billion dollars on art over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Herald-Tribune
Tammany
Crocker
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Knife Rack Saves Energy at Iowa State Household
A home management study at Iowa State College shows daily kitchen knife use wastes about 135 foot pounds of energy via 45 pulls of the drawer, with a knife rack saving energy and improving knife condition by keeping tools accessible and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Special Election on School Bonds in Wayne Iowa 1929
Notice to electors of Wayne township Jones county Iowa of a special election on April 6 1929 to vote on issuing bonds up to seven thousand dollars to build one school house in sub district No 5 and one in sub district No 8. Polls open 1 to 4 pm at Wayne Center school house. H R Jacobs secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Jones County
Iowa
Wayne Center
H. R. Jacobs
Reed Sues Steinkopf for Attorney Fees in Jones County Case
In Jones county Iowa a district court petition files $59 owed for attorney fees incurred in 1925 by E E Reed against Otto Steinkopf and Anna Steinkopf. The notice warns Steinkopf of nonresidency and a possible attachment of one third undivided in Lightfoot addition Monticello Iowa if he fails to appear by June 3 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of Iowa
Jones County
E. E. Reed
Otto Steinkopf
District Court
Iowa
Anna Steinkopf
Lightfoot
Monticello
Anamosa
Knife Rack Design To Safely Elevate Cutting Board
A design describes spacing racks and lifting leather from the board so knives can be inserted easily. The rack is placed high enough above the table to be convenient and out of reach of children.
Hoover Safeguards Strength by Ending Daily White House Handshakes
President Hoover ends the daily handshaking reception at the White House to preserve his strength for governing. Mitchell Republican notes the public’s wish to see the president while praising the move as a demonstration of democracy and efficient leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Mitchell Republican
White House
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Richland Center
Amber
Eureka
Judiciary Committee
Rickles
Peter Farhney
Ricklefs
Dr. Burris Chiropractor
L. J. Swift
Burrichter Building
Mark
J. E. Bateman
I. V. Dautremont
J.G. Schoon
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
Spring Surprise
First Solomon’s Second Hand
Standard Oil
Asters
Express Cooking School
E. G. Burrichter
Monticello, Iowa
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