Aledo Home Bureau to stage Album of Wedding Gowns
Mercer County Home Bureau plans a pageant titled The Album of Wedding Gowns to be shown at the Presbyterian church in Aledo or at the high school if weather or train conditions require. The program opens at 8 o clock and features a Tom Thumb wedding performed by New Windsor and Viola unit children. All county units will be represented with committees handling music and grounds and a full dress display of gowns through the years.
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Aledo
Mercer County Home Bureau
Presbyterian Church
New Windsor
Home Bureau
Walter Kooper
Bernice Smith
Percy Streeter
Vernon McNiel
Music
Pearl McCreight
Harry Butler
Stanton Prentiss
Grandview Poultry House Replaced At Carter’s Store
Grandview resident Grandview-Bert Zimmerman tears down the poultry house at the rear of the store building occupied by Carter’s store and plans to replace it. Oakdale state sanitarium near Iowa City holds Rev. G A Kite in serious condition in room 357. Mrs. Clara Connor and Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider were Wednesday guests at the Charles Cocks home. Ruth Young suffers foot infection from nail. Eat All You Can club held a social at William Nabnitz home for a birthday and three anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Bert Zimmerman
Carter
G. A. Kite
Oakdale State Sanitarium
Iowa City
Clara Connor
Elizabeth Schneider
Charles Cocks
Ruth Young
Eat All
William Nabnitz
Clarence Tice
Harry Young
Herman Harder
J. P. Haroff
Tice
Clarence
Ivan Hocke
Charles Fulham
Muscatine
William Wabnitz
Richard Haroff
H. P. Gray
Mechanicsville
Hattie Wagner
Chicago
Clint Cocklin
Lela Schneider
Visit and family links in Concord Columbus Junction notes
Concord and Columbus Junction residents share a sequence of visits. Margery McGill of Grandview visits Miss Helen Dallmeyer for a few days while Ruby Lieberknecht and Mrs. Jake Lieberknecht visit Mrs. Ege bert Shellabarger. Twyla Morse of Cotter returns home from visiting Opal Bonnichsen. Elva and Carl Dircks visit C Bonnichsen in Columbus Junction. Ralph Lieberknecht and wife dine with grandmother Mrs. Jake Lieberknecht and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Margery McGill
Grandview
Helen Dallmeyer
Jake Lieberknecht
Ruby
Egebert Shellabarger
Twyla Morse
Cotter
Opal Bonnichsen
Carl Dircks
Elva
C. Bonnichsen
Ralph Lieberknecht
New Ruler 48 Almond 3 Before 31 Silkworm 33 Farewell
Fragmentary OCR listing with numbers and phrases. It appears as a numbered catalog or riddle sequence lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event. No clear person, organization, place, or date is discernible for a concise summary.
Youths Tour Louisa County Protest Prohibition Effort
A youth division caravan of 19 cars toured Louisa County towns except Cotter and Wyman led by state officials and Harold R. Brown. The evening in Wapello included a supper by WCTU, a play Be a Little Cuckoo, and talks by local leaders.
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Wapello
Prohibition Emergency Organization
Louisa County
Cotter and
Wyman
Harold R. Brown
Morning Sun
James Chittum
Bruce Willson
Joe Pullin
Lois Huddle
Parno
Glen Lehman
Grandview
Dorothy Raymond
Carl Weber
Columbus Junction
Dale Wilson
Ruth Lehman
W. J. Giffin
M. D. Thomas
Frances Thomas
Chicago
Burlington
Sterling
Death Summons Keota Fig. O Bridwell and Hammen Sr
Keota residents mourn two deaths as F O Bridwell aged 64 dies at University Hospital Iowa City after years of rheumatism and arthritis. Survived by wife and three daughters. Peter Hammen Sr aged 70 dies at home near Keota from cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife and four children. funeral planned at St Peter and Paul’s Church Clear Creek with Dr F W Eastwood to preach.
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Keota
F. O. Bridwell
University Hospital
Iowa City
Besse Heacock
Baldwin Park
Calif
Gertrude Jones
Oskaloosa
Dorothy Bridwell
Cedar Rapids
Bridwell
Princess Theater
O. B. Rogers
Donnels
Armknecht
Rogers
Trucker Fined for Carrying Overload
Tipton G W Hausman of Waterloo paid Cedar County officers an extra $150 after state agent Matthes and deputy Marks found his truck and trailer overloaded. The vehicle had a licensed limit of 9 999 pounds, which had been increased to 14 999 pounds.
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Tipton
G. W. Hausman
Waterloo
Cedar County
J. M. Blazek
George M. Matthes
Melvin Marks
Whitneys Host Club Fete With Ice Cream and Cake
Eliza and Perry Whitney entertained their club members and families at their home on Wednesday. Guests included Ora Lambert and family Joe Gritton and family Clara Wagoner Charles Murdock and daughter J J Carlson and family Fred Garner and daughter Clarence Bear Amy Fowler and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Perry Whitney
Ora Lambert
Joe Gritton
Clara Wagoner
Charles Murdock
J. J. Carlson
Fred Garner
Clarence Bear
Amy Fowler
Ora Thirtyacre
Arthur Krueger
Frank Armstrong
Evelyn Gritton
Betty Spence
Louise Wasson
Harold Colter
Robert McFarland
Whitney
Muscatine
Rock Island
Floyd Downey
Arlene
James Thirtyacre
Wildcat Ten State Park
Ucal Club
Lone Tree Church of Children’s Day Program and Local Notices
Lone Tree Church observes Children’s Day with a program featuring processional, junior Sunday school division, baptism, and pageants led by Rev. R L Brown and others. Nearby notices include births, hospitalities, funeral reports, family visits, and a Rock Island Ucal club ball game against Eliza set for Sunday.
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Lone Tree Church of Children’s Day
Lone Tree
Methodist Church
R. L. Brown
Don Kirchner
Bruce Atkins
Gladys Magruder
Phyllis Schmidt
Gwendolyn Kirchner
Barbara Wilson
Mary Frances Cantrell
Temple of Childhood
Five Delegates Off to Institute
Letts The Epworth league delegates to the institute at Mt. Pleasant entertained the other league members at a church party. $10.50 was found in a patch on an apron, bringing the month’s total to $35 for institute funds. Five delegates receive $6.50 each. Mary Fern Lieberknecht gets $1 for registration.
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Mary Fern Lieberknecht
Thomas Curtis
League
Loren Gruber
Mt. Pleasant
H. A. Lieberknecht
Mary Helen
Jean
Cora Letts
Institute
Henry van Dyke
Blaylock to Address Iowa Grand Matron Event
The article notes Blaylock as worthy grand matron of Iowa who will deliver an address. It also mentions a request for veto coupons. It reports U S auto deaths in the first four months of 1933 totaling about 7 500.
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Blaylock
Iowa
U. S
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Carl Braun Bakery
Cor. 5Th St
Mulberry Ave
Independent Sell Rite Stores
Maxwell House
Ton Ana
ED. Weis
West Seventh St
van Camp
U. S. No
Harry Hass
East Eighth
Aug. Hoffman
East Ninth
E. W. Berg
Clinton St
Havemann Bros
Oregon St
Guy Duncan
Park Ave
Pilgrim Market
Hilex
Kellogg’s
Kaffee
Hag
Butternut Company
Crisco
Navy
Albert
Star
Case City Club
Budweiser Blue Ribbon
Edelweiss
Sunkist
Met Tees O
Wilson
Veal
Armour’s
Hamburg
Gsisup
Reg. Lie
Chuck
Swift's Fancy Club
Franks
Puzele
TourLouisa County
Carl Thomas
C. D. Thomas
Blanche Hare
Ward Williams
Glendive
Mont
Wapelio
Washington
Jefferson Baracks
Rollin Carl Bridge
Lloyd Bridge
Mitchell
Neb
Cleta Misseldine
Des Moines
Fay Musser
Ray Marner
Riverside
E. D. Pete
John Renholtz
Morse
Charles Forwald
John
Port Arthur
Tex
Maynard Forwald
E. E. Axthelm
Indiana
Ohio
Bers
Max Lieberknecht
Clinton
Baltimore Orioles
Cardinals
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Ave
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