Marriage Announced for Dorothy Mead and Leslie Boner
Center Junction announces the marriage of Dorothy Mead to Leslie J. Boner in Kahoka Missouri at the Methodist church on September 12. Rev J M Monroe officiated with Jo Ann Serbousek and Dillon Mead as attendants. Dorothy is a Center Junction High School graduate formerly employed in Anamosa. Boner is a Fort Warren Wyoming based sergeant with three and a half years service returned to the fort Tuesday. A wedding supper followed at the Mead home for the bridal party and relatives.
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Center Junction
Will Mead
Dorothy M
Leslie J. Boner
Henry Boner
Kahoka
J. M. Monroe
Jo Ann Serbousek
Dillon Mead
Anamosa
Boner
Fort
Margaret Harms Weds Lorenz Broderson in Missouri
In a September ceremony at Kahoka Missouri Margaret Bodeker Harms of Amber Iowa became wife of Lorenz Broderson of Wyoming. The Lutheran parsonage wedding was attended by Ladean Wessels and Laverne Englehart. The couple plans to live in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Kahoka
Margaret Bodeker Harms
Amber
Lorenz Broderson
Ladean Wessels
Laverne Englehart
Herman Englehart
Broderson
Occo Company
Wyoming High School
Doris Day
Henry Dose
Faynola Lorton
Kenneth MacDonald
Ruth Ann Tompkins
Melvin Petersen
Betty Luke
Leah Conzett
Jack Marshall
Jacquelyn White
Esther Lazare
Ray Stumbaugh
William Sears
Howard Boots
Gwen Romer
Jane Inglis
Leah Huffman
Jack Rizos
Leo Ahrendsen
Earl Silka
Keith Conner
Center Junction
Dora Thomsen
Conner
Alan Becker
Becker
Army
Local residents keep busy with visits and moves
Mr. and Mrs. Corbit of Oxford and Wyoming traveler friends visit Onslow and Wyoming. Jane Inglis attends nephew Alex Inglis’s navy farewell dinner. Families plan trips to Ames and Grinnell. students depart for college. Staff changes at Wyoming Journal and local remodeling, with more residents visiting Cedar Rapids and Des Moines areas.
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R. M. Corbit
Oxford
Mich
Wyoming
Onslow
Corbit
Jane Inglis
Olin
Alex Inglis
Lester Breunig
Rhodes
W. O. Shaffer
W. E. Foy
St. Cloud
Minn
W. W. Bronson
American Legion
Paul Godfred
Iowa City
Lyle Broderson
Lorenz Broderson
Lee Romer
Clarence Romer
Ames
Town State College
Wyoming High School
Ivan Mader
Gerald Mader
Cornell College
June Thomsen
August Thomsen
Grinnell
Doris Ingwersen
The
Wyoming Journal
Anamosa
Doris
John Smeltzer
Imogene Jurgensen
Smeltzer
Journal
Capital Hall in Philadelphia Served as U.S. Capitol
The Capital of the U S Congress Hall in Philadelphia hosted the U S Congress as the nation’s capitol from December 6 1790 to May 14 1800.
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U.S. Congress Hall
Philadelphia
The
United States
Bird Without Nest Cowbird’s unique nesting behavior described
A cowbird lays eggs in other birds nests and does not raise its young. It often uses the nests of species like swallows or vireos, leaving incubation and parental care to hosts.
Electrification Expands to One Fourth of U.S. Farms
The United States reaches 1.7 million electrified farms, more than double the number served in 1935, as rural power reaches new areas and boosts farm productivity across the nation.
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United States
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Elva Collier
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Monmouth
John Brokens
Bonita Hinrichsen
Donald Husman
John Joe Stanton
Henry Townsend
Woman’s Club
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F. G. Tyrrell
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Elda Dirks
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Kate Dirks
Maurine Dirks
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Martha Heiken
Pearl Naylor
God
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R. C. Scott
Capitola Courtney
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Great Lakes
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Foster
Presbyterian Guild
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Mark Risinger
Arlo Brady
Stanton
Peter Prahm
Tyrrell
County Council of Christian Education
Irma Sanford
Presbytery
F. D. Sutherland
Bernice White
Dorothy Thompson
Olive Bender
Evelyn Sorensen
Hollyce Chase
Seehusen
George Graham
H. H. Seehusen
Allen Becker
Henry Badberg
Monticello
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Gene
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Grand Mound
Billy Behrends
Plankinton
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Currey
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Merle
Joe Wintz
Independence
Carl Lazare
Wayne
Marshalltown
University Hospital
L. Hauss
McDonald Hospital
Ean Cox
Herbert Cox
Monticello Hospital
Grover Preston
Anamosa Hospital
Maurice McNeilly
Shenandoah
J. R. McNeilly
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Marvin Blohm
Norman Martens
W. E. Spohn
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James L. Burns
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Order of the Eastern Star
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Louise Field
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Wilson Briggs
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Verlin Ray
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Otto Newell
Betty
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