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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1940

Page

8

Wyoming wedding at Zion Lutheran Church

Miss Luella Pankow of Wyoming and Lafayette Bahnsen of Wyoming were married at Zion Lutheran Church in Wyoming with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and roses, and the couple will reside in Wyoming after a short trip.

Luella Pankow Wyoming Zion Lutheran Church Fred Pankow Lafayette Bahnsen An Theodore Bahnsen Leonard Brammerle G. J. Zeilinger Pankow Elsie Dolezal Ben Fedderson George von Sprecken West Side Bahnsen Wyoming High School Anamosa Owatonna Baldwin Ivan Mader Gerald Mader Robert Fishwild George Fishwild Legion and Auxiliary Camp Dodge Des Moines Mader Fishwild Don Wherry Earl Elijah Clarence Fred Storm Jens Nissen Henry Nissen Emma von Sprecken Lutheran Aid Society Lyda Wherry Mercy Hospital Mias Wherry

Castle Grove farm bureau holds annual meeting achievements noted

Castle Grove Farm Bureau met Friday evening with F C Cramer elected treasurer. The program opened with singing as County Agent Carl Smith showed farm bureau activity photos. Members and guests were listed, a playlet Health and Posture was performed, and a social hour followed with coffee and cake.

Castle Grove Turner J. E. Ahlrichs Max Specht Nelson Fred L. Kromminga F. M. Bailey Springville H. Rhodes Anamosa Howard McLaughlin Davenport W. D. McLaughlin

Potential use of fireproof cotton in construction insulation

A fragment discusses fireproofed cotton as a possible insulating material for building work. The text hints at its fire resistance and applicability but provides no details on methods or regulations. No further context is available from the fragment.

Climate Trends Toward Warmer Temperatures

World wide evidence that climate is getting warmer is presented at the American Institute of Physics symposium. J B Kincer notes long term climate has shifted since the turn of the century with persistent higher temperatures globally. Portland Omaha Washington Capetown show multiple above normal years and 23 years of monthly records now indicate all but four years were warmer than normal.

American Institute of Physics J. B. Kincer United States Weather Bureau Washington Portland Ore Omaha Capetown South Africa

First Spring Asparagus Tips and Cooking Guide

Spring asparagus returns with tender green tips. Clean thoroughly with a vegetable brush under running water to remove sand and dirt. Trim fibrous ends, test tenderness with a fork, and cook briefly in a small amount of salted water until just tender. Serve hot with butter or white sauce, or cheese sauce with milk and pimiento strips.

Express Correspondent Cites Scotch Grove Women Achievements

Scotch Grove township women earned special commendation for a year of 4 training schools and music projects. Ten local women achieved perfect Barfoot music scores, with many more recognized. a folk dance titled Waves of Tory highlighted the Wyoming meeting. Irvin Leggett designed the township publicity book cover, praised for its finish.

Scotch Grove Township Wyoming Oak Drive Rudolph Oltman Frank Kiburz James Hughes Scotch Grove Club Arnold Jacobs Tory Emil Paulsen Scotch Grove Homemaker Club Clifton Abbott Raymond Naylor W. B. Clark William Henrichs Marvin Lacock William Welch J. R. McNeilly Bernard Cass Harm J. Dirks Bevaem Whale Gore Irvin Leggett

What Shall We Eat Dublin Style Dandelions

Dandelions are washed and boiled 8 to 10 minutes until tender. A sauce with salt pork or bacon ham fat 4 tablespoons vinegar diluted with water is prepared, then poured over the greens and served immediately.

How to avoid excess furniture polish and remove gummy film

Mrs. Answer advises thinning polish by pouring two tablespoons into a glass jar then using a cloth kept in the jar for two days. She notes any good commercial polish may be used and offers a home mix to remove the gummy film using pumice linseed oil oxalic acid turpentine alcohol and water, shaken and applied with a soft cloth.

South African Women to Tour England for Field Hockey Tests

The South African women’s field hockey team will travel to England to compete in international matches. The squad aims to showcase talent and gain experience against strong opponents on the international stage.

England

Mahogany Native to the United States

The article explains that true mahogany is native to the United States, found in small quantities in southern Florida and on the Florida Keys, and compares it to the West Indies Santo Domingo or Cuban mahogany. It notes an Miami avenue of mahogany, explains similar leaves to ash, and distinguishes mountain mahogany as a non true mahogany in the rose family.

U. S United States Florida Keys West Indies Santo Domingo Miami

Most Favored Nation Policy Denies Germany Tariff Privilege

The amended 1930 Tariff act allows any nation to receive equal duty reductions, unless the President proclaims discrimination against U S commerce. A proclamation targeted Germany, making it the sole country denied MFN tariff treatment.

Germany

American Society for the Hard of Hearing founded in 1919

The American Society for the Hard of Hearing, founded in 1919 by Dr. Wendell Phillips, is a national nonprofit aiding the hard of hearing. Based in Washington, D. C., with about 200 chapters, it helps with social, employment and education issues, promotes lip reading and tests, and serves as an information center. Dr. Austin A. Hayden of Chicago is president. Rice by products are used as fuel in Italy to save coal, with four pounds of by products equaling one pound of coal and about 50,000 tons of coal saved. Italy operates plants generating electric energy from rice by products, though plants are costly and limited.

The American Society’ For Wendell Phillips Washington, D. C United States Austin A. Hayden Chicago Italy

80 Year Old Gunsmith Still Busy at His Trade

Harry Pope of New York is an 80 year old gunsmith known for exquisite quality. Once turning out fifty barrels a year, he now produces around twenty with extreme precision. He works in a private loft, uses hand made tools, and buys rare high quality steel in 31 inch multiples. Pope began in the trade sixty years ago crafting a then unheard of .25 caliber gun. He once planned an affordable car venture but lacked capital. His first shop in San Francisco was ruined by an earthquake forcing a restart.

Harry Pope New York Pope Ford San Francisco

Girls Replaced Men as Switchboard Operators

The telephone company states that male operators proved unsuitable for switchboard work and were soon replaced by girls. Since then, it has been the policy to employ only girls.

Telephone Company

Notable Advances in Knitting Inventions Through History

The text traces early stockings weaving as an ancient art and notes knitting was not discovered until around 1400. About two centuries later Rev. William Lee of Nottingham invented a knitting machine and initially produced coarse stockings for Queen Elizabeth I, after which he refined the device to knit silk stockings for the queen.

William Lee Nottingham England Queen Elizabeth Lee

Two Nations Share Very Low Car Ownership in 1900 America

In 1900 only two countries Ethiopia and Liberia had fewer cars per person than the United States with about one auto for every 12,000 inhabitants.

Ethiopia Liberia America

Rosebud Grapevine Takes Over Building Side

A single grapevine in Rosebud Texas grows along a building wall covering half a block. Locals note the sprawling vine dominates the street view and attracts curious passersby. The plant's size makes it a notable local feature in Rosebud.

Rosebud Texas

Boom Antwerp Bus Signage Misleads Visitors

Americans in Antwerp puzzled by large yellow busses marked Boom Antwerp learn they point to the town of Boom, about 12 miles away, not a booster campaign.

Boom Antwerp Belgium

Bok Peace Award Founded by Edward Bok in 1923

Edward Bok established the American Peace Award in 1923 offering $100,000 for the most practicable plan to establish and preserve world peace.

Bok Edward Bok

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Chard Wherry Golo Waterloo Wayne Westphal Lena Westphal Brags Cecil James East Noble Grand Circle Kyle Poolewis Lorraine Moenk Gwen Romer Luther League Jeanette Nissen Donna McCalmant Wylis Moore John White Jr Clara Marie Fritz Jean Storm Helen Bendixen Leah Huffman Rose McCalmant June McCalmant Wanda Lee McNabb Jack Rizos Ruth Ellen Storm Barbara Tasker Lloyd Westphal Peter Westphal Ruth Gaulsing Olin Wayne Wyoming Lutheran R. Manley Verle Breed Hopkinton Naomi Johanna Kehren University of Dubuque Boaz Miss Dick Martha Jane Dick Martinsburg Klaude Dick Mildred Scott R. C. Scott Grundy Center Silent Workers Methodist Aid Society Ed Urban Iowa City A. D. Hunt Midland Homemakers Club Finkenbinder Mortit Peternan Harry Skow Grace Tanner Dexter, Minn Kyle Poole Claude Sears Howard Jamison Elmer Buckingham Ernest Reitz Fred Lazare Progressive Club Everett Vrooman Laura Smith Ada Stewart Mount Vernon Wendell Weed Weed Wyoming Journal Town City Press-Citizen Orlan McGuire Lansing Mich Ben McGuire C.T.T. Club F. L. Harrington John Wherry Cowell College James McDonald Washta Mary Ellen McDonald St. Petersburg Fla Castle Grove Farm Bureau Monticello H. A. Deischer S. M. Hosford C. A. Palmer Louise Field Cornell College Mary McLaughlin State University Austin Spahr Spihr Eda van Buren Tipton Thomas Warner Mildred Lyle Hosford Worth While Homemakers Club Fred Kromminga Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Herman Hahn Farm Bureau Mesdames J. B Ahlrichs Edward Schemmel E. L. Kromminga Harvey Heiken F. C. Cramer John Messerli Paul Méier George Heiken F. D. Deischer Arnold Thalacker S. M.hosford Sando, Wendt and Paulsen Ryan L. F. Balster Mary Ames Shyea Atl Scotch Grove Mra D. C Sinclair August Schrader Henry Heiken C. M. Holst Arthur Wilcox L. A. Oltman Harry Paulsen Kenneth Low Clifton Abbott Paris Crawford's Armstrong and Delaware Armstrong, Delaware Kolorflor Mrs Hard Hearing Society Bud Hoffman Hoffman & Staner C. J. Matthiessen Cass Cass Transportation Company Chevrolet Mural Cass Manchester Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co Charles Greenberg Dial Second Street Secedar Rapids Iowa
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