Hi Lo Bridge Club Meets At Mrs First Home
Members gathered Thursday afternoon for contract bridge after a dessert luncheon. Mrs Clarence Matthiessen won high score with Mrs Wade Long attending as a guest. Mr and Mrs Jacque mark 20th wedding anniversary with a surprise party featuring cards bingo and a luncheon served by Mrs Jacque and gifts of china received by the couple.
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Omar
de Case
Mire
L. D. Burreck
Shover
Thompson
Meyer Slioken
Cecil Goettsch
Thomas Hamilton
Herman Egger
Egger
A. W. Savage
I. D. Ondler
Walter Rath
William Montgomery
Alfred Ross
Esther Henderson
Ondler
Coggan
Eldon’ B. Rohn
Maple Drive
Cedar Rapids
Mary Burrichter
Maude Aruser
Goudy
Timmins
Walter Brainerd
Harry Matthiessen
George
J. Ampson Waa S Yee
Joan Jacque
Joan
Jacque
Cat
A. Savers
Loia
Gusten
Katherine ~ Connally
Evelyn Elmer
Theresa
Marjorie O'Rourke
Carter of
Cascade
Leigh Clark
Goudy's Tea Room
ACE Contract Bridge Club
Lloyd Clark
Will
Five Hundred
Isaac Schneider
Henry Helms
R. C. Lambert
Schneider
Hi-Lo
Church Bazaar at K of C Hall in Cascade
Cascade St Martin’s parish schedules its annual bazaar for November 7 and 8 in the K of C hall with a chicken and baked ham supper on the 7th from 5:30 to 8. Amusements and card parties on both days offer a $100 prize. all arrangements are complete.
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St. Martin's
K. of C. Hall
American Legion
Memorial Hall
L. F. Barrett
Cascade
Atty
J. A. Struett
Chicago
T. J. Lane
T. E. Keaveny
Mary Geisler
Joseph Greer
St. Mary’s Church
J. B. Albers
Urban Green
Veronica Schuster
Record Year of Red Cross Disaster Relief Efforts
The American Red Cross aided 130,000 people across 157 disasters in the fiscal year ended June 30. Disasters hit 43 states and Alaska with cloudbursts epidemics fires windstorms and snowfalls. Expenditures reached 2,276,109. Since 1881 the organization has aided victims of 2,495 disasters worldwide, spending 143,000,000 on rescue food clothing shelter medical care and rehabilitation.
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American Red Cross
United States
DeWitt Smith
Red Cross Disaster Relief Service
Red Cross
Mr. Smith
Red Cross aided 41000 service members and families nationwide
The Red Cross assisted 41 000 enlisted personnel and their families through Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard stations and chapters coast to coast. Congress considers funding to bolster armed services and aviation industry training faces worker shortages. A California aircraft company runs an apprenticeship program paying about half the standard wage for part time work over four years.
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Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
United States Armed Levertan de Caistet Ieee Oy
Iovy Tree TV Wat
TOM Prentices
California
Hogan Dwellings and Navajo Beliefs in Hogans
An authority explains hogans as eight sided stone or log homes with adobe chinking and a top hole for smoke and spirit exchange. Not all Navajos live in hogans, most prefer other houses, and the hole serves as an escape for smoke and bad spirits while inviting good spirits.
Mammoth Cave’s Historic War Roles Emerge
The cave’s historic background includes saltpeter deposits used for gunpowder in the War of 1812 and Civil War era hydraulic mining. Wooden pipelines in the caverns remain in good preservation.
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Mammoth Cave
United States
Peter
Icebergs and a Civil War Memorial Poem Noted
The article discusses iceberg sizes from a few hundred feet to miles long with crested minarets. It cites a Greely expedition iceberg in Kennedy channel about 15 miles long and over 10 feet thick. It also mentions the poem The Blue and the Gray by I M Iinch linked to Confederate women in 1867 Columbus Mississippi.
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Kennedy Channel
Greely
I. M. Iinch
the Women of the Confederacy
Columbus
Miss
Goliath Height Measured At About Nine Feet Six Inches
Biblical text states Goliath stood six cubits and a span. Modern conversion places his height around nine feet six inches.
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Goliath
David
Samuel
Nutley Women’s Club House Noted Historic Building
The Women’s Club of Nutley New Jersey occupies the old Vreeland homestead a building among the nation’s oldest women’s club sites. The house dates back 233 years and has served as the club’s home for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Women’s Club
Nutley
N. J
Vreeland Homestead
Causes of Death Among Infants in This Country
The five principal causes of death among children under one year are premature birth diarrhea and enteritis broncho pneumonia congenital malformations injury at birth. This summary reflects early public health notes on infant mortality patterns.
Kimberley Growth Tied to 1870 Diamond Find Legacy
Kimberley owes its wealth to the 1870 discovery of diamonds on Bullfontein and Du Toits Pan farms. The city is described as a center of churches, hospitals, banks, and busy shopping streets reflecting its historic mining-led prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Bullfontein
du Toits Pan
Unhatched Eggs Fed to Babies in Nigerian Community
In the Oghomosho area of Nigeria, eggs that fail to hatch within three weeks are given to babies as food. Infant meals also include mixtures of lizards and locusts as part of local feeding practices.
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Oghomosho
Nigeria
White House Grounds Value Reported At 21 Million
The report estimates the White House and grounds worth 21,035,075 dollars. Land is valued at 19,685,975 dollars or 25 dollars per square foot, and the building at 2,250,000 dollars.
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White House
Don Quixote and the Humility of Vision
An exploration of Don Quixote’s humility and humanity as he endured a ruined world, shaping a new philosophical outlook grounded in his fresh observations rather than the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Quixote
Hayes Home Indian Village in Fremont Ohio
Hayes Home Indian Village in Fremont Ohio began as an Indian village and trading post long ago and was once known as Lower Sandusky. The site reflects Rutherford B. Hayes era history and local pioneer settlement.
Contagion and Diseases Communicated by Contact
The article defines contagion as diseases spread by contact and infection through diffused influence such as air or water. It notes transmission modes include direct contact and environmental pathways. The text emphasizes how diseases spread beyond direct touch via airborne or waterborne means.
Great Britain relies on imported lumber for most needs
A local quip at a charity gala contrasts experience with overreading lessons. Separately a report notes that only between five and six percent of Britain’s lumber is grown domestically, highlighting reliance on imports.
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Great Britain
Indiana Made Long Canoes
Indians of the Northwest coast fashioned dug-out canoes up to seven feet long from single giant logs, showcasing their skilled marine craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Northwest Coast
Dust movement over long distances estimated yearly
An estimate shows about 1.4 thousand MK tons of dust move over 1 400 miles annually. The figure highlights the large-scale transport of dust across long distances each year.
Man in hospital after chest pain during incident
Police report states John Cuneo, 58, complained of chest discomfort and was taken to hospital after an apparent incident. The account mentions a needle-like instrument involved and a moment of “one other ise” during the event.
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Angelés
Rein
John Cuneo
Cuneo
Elde
Joba
Montini High Plans Colorful Homecoming Parade
Montini High invites the public to view a large Friday homecoming parade starting at 11 o clock at the schoolhouse. Students and teachers will march uptown led by the marching band, with the football team in a truck and decorated autos for prizes, followed by bicycles and other students and teachers.
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Monti Hi
Montini
National Defense and Americanism Program Highlighted
Attorney R. J. Shaw leads a program on national defense and Americanism with Sigourney as chairman of the American Legion National Defense committee. The event features the Star Spangled Banner, a band, retirement of colors, and Legionnaires in attendance.
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National Defense and Americanism
R. J. Shaw
Sigourney
American Legion National Defense Committee
Star Spangled Banner
Legionaires
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in County Office
Licenses to wed were issued in the office of Leigh Pearson, clerk of court. The couples are Paul Fred Kirkman 24 of Garrison and Cath erine Ella Marsh 21 of Cedar Rapids. Lester Boots 24 of Anamosa and Margaret Smith 19 of Monticello. Paul L McShane 29 of Springville and Genevieve Bader 23 of Martelle.
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Genevieve Bader
Thomas N. Bader
Martelle
Paul L. McShane
Springville
St. Patrick’s Church
Anamosa
P. J. Behan
Alice Tallman
Everett Johnson
Viola High School
Iowa Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Leigh Pearson
Paul Fred Kirkman
Garrison
Catherine Ella Marsh
Lester Boots
Margaret Smith
Monticello
Religious notices from Basin Wyoming churches
Rev Stanley T Evans of Basin will show motion pictures and discuss church work at the Methodist Church with services upcoming. Other churches list sermons, Sunday school, and events including Luther League, Ladies Aid, and a missionary lecture by Rev Schroeder of Argentina with bilingual services.
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Stanley T. Evans
Basin, Wyo
Methodist Church
George Woodall
Epworth League
Leeson
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Decorated China Described As Intricate Jewel Work
The article explains three types of decorative art in china with emphasis on jewel work. It notes raised outlines and dotted or lined raised patterns created by hardened paint applied by brush requiring meticulous care and skill.
Church schedules and events announced for area congregations
A church notices page lists Sacred Heart Catholic Church services with Rev. A L Lorenz including Mass times and confessions. Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church details morning and confessional services, Luther League event, and upcoming confirmation instruction. Presbyterian Church notes Armistice day sermon topic The Christian and The War, plus youth pot luck and student group involvement.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
Mrs Lang Applies Painted Faces on Small Bowls
Mrs Lang paints figure portraits on china bowls and walls in oil, noting difficulty in achieving facial expression. She says true art value may not match money and laments needing husband to run business. Despite limits, she finds satisfaction and continues decorating at home.
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Mirso Lang
China
Shep
Homecoming Dance Friday Night At Sleigh High
The M club sponsors the aprils homecoming dance this Friday from 9 to 12 in the fypnesium. Cedar Rapids orchestra provides music while the gym is decorated in school colors. Alumni and friends are invited. admission is 25 cents.
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M Club
Cedar Rapids
Legion Defense Head To Speak At Anamosa Armistice Day Program
The Arthur McCullough American Legion Post No. 13 of Anamosa sponsors an Armistice day program in the high school auditorium Friday at 10 30 AM. The program features the America high school band colors posted by Legionnaires vocations Rev P J Behan post chaplain and a high school sextet. Glen McLaughlin community service chairman will introduce the speaker and present the address.
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Arthur McCullough
American Legion
Anamosa
America
Legionaires
P. J. Behan
Post
God Save America
Glen McLaughlin
Home Reveals Art Lovers Calm Residential Poise
Neighbors observe a well kept lawn and shrubs before a wood and stone home. They conclude the resident is a woman who loves art for art's sake, noting the tasteful appearance and quiet elegance of the property.
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Mrs. Shover
Mrs. Thompson
E. H. Huibregtse
Lucille
A. B. Grimes
Byron Abel
Kay Woodall
C. A. Coxsee
Ana‘mosa
D. K. Delahooke
Christina Smith
George Dirks
Boots
George Smith
Sacred Heart High School
Mr. c
Lawrence White
Arthur O'Rourke
John Turnis
James Wolfe
James Schneider
Roman Haag
Victor’ Haag
Agnes Schlimmer
Lucille Haag
Wanda Schemmel
Bhurey
Redmond
Grace White
Eleanor Mitchell
Stuhler
Congressional Church
Riess Stuhler
John Fraser
Kate Maurice
Japan
Misa Maurice
Harriet Coughlan
Mr. and
Mrs. Egger
E. B. Rohns
Mrs. Leigh
Ace
Lancheon
Albert Hutton
Carl Dehner
Shirley
Eleanor
Fred Paul
Iola
Kansas
Wade Leng
Bea
Louis Lange
Mrs. Schneider
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Hi-Lo Bridge Club
First
Alan
Metropolitan’ Department of
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Germany
Young Peole’s Society
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Austin Stadtmueller
St. John’s Ey
Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Schroeder
Clara Hellburg
Samuel G. Gutensohn
the Missionary Society
Gutensohn
Wayne Zion Ev
F. H. Kehren
Luther League
Dennis Tobiason
Brotherhood
Henry Husman
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Dubuque University
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Pontiac
Studebaker
Ford Tudor
BUICK
Sacred Heart
THE
Maplesiders
Legion Defense
Xchment
Ross Baty
Walgreen’s Annual
Sale le
Magnesia
Walgreens
Walgreen
SRR
Clinton
Long’s Dept. Store
Wien
Onle Theatre
Mwertizatie
Geo. O'Brien
Wm. Henry - Judith Barrett
Stooges
Margo
Walter Abel Lyle Talbot
Main Street
Walter Connoly
Iris Meredith
Canina
Allen Marshall
Washington
Notre Dame
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