Miss Coryne Eis and Harold Auliff Wed in Candlelight Ceremony
Miss Coryne May Eis and Harold L. Auliff married in a 7 oclock candlelight service at Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Ferns and carnations. Reception followed with a three tier wedding cake and a large guest list. The couple will live on a farm northwest of LeClaire after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryne May Eis
Arthur G. Eis
Pleasant Prairie
Harold L. Auliff
John Auliff
le Claire
Pleasantairie Presbyterian Church
C. LaVerne Justis
Clarence Egel
Elna Eis
Russell Ayliff
LeClaire
Emil Driehsler
Lloyd Knouse
Louis Dage
William Feldhahn
William Hermann
Mable Altmann
Warren Sissel
Eunice Altmann
Ruth Hermann
Doris Fullmer
Trudy Epping
Joseph Rates
Rasil Auliff
Auliff
Conesville Spelling Contest Names First Entrants
Conesville School reports its contestants Nancee Martin and Gordon Hawkins eighth graders for the Muscatine county spelling contest set for Saturday March 26 at the courthouse. Superintendent E D Bradley notes official entry blanks will go to city town and rural schools with 9 45 a m registration and 10 a m start.
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Conesville
Muscatine County
Court House
Nancee Martin
Gordon Hawkins
Lara Jarrard
E. D. Bradley
Gas industry investment hits nearly six billion in 1948
The total capital invested in the U S gas industry reached nearly six billion dollars in 1948, reflecting strong financial activity across producers and distributors.
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U. S
Royal Neighbor Sun Shine Club Hosts Tuesday Meeting
Social Glances notes a Royal Neighbor Sun Shine Club gathering Tuesday afternoon at Union hall with games starting at 2. Serving committee members are Mrs. Bessie Vance Mrs. Ida Stearns and Mrs. Ethel Brown. Initiation planned for Electa chapter No 32 at 745 this evening at the Masonic temple.
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Royal Neighbor Sunshine Club
Union Hall
Bessie Vance
Ida Stearns
Ethel Brown
Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Londoner Speaks At Meeting Here World Citizenship talk closes World Government Week
James Averill Joyce of London spoke on World Citizenship at a YWCA program closing World Government Week. The Muscatine chapter of United World Federalists sponsored the session with George Wolger and James Tracy introducing the speaker. A half hour Q&A followed Joyce lecture and a poll gauged audience support for world government.
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James Averill Joyce
London
Muscatine
United World Federalists
George Wolger
James Tracy
Joyce
League of Nations
Penney Store Em ployees Hear J C Penney Visit
J C Penney founder spoke to Davenport Moline and Muscatine employees with two events in Davenport. He held a 2 to 3 pm open house at the Davenport store on Saturday for local staff and delivered a 10:45 am Sunday sermon at St John’s Methodist on the value of prayer. Sixteen Muscatine workers attended Saturday’s open house and ten attended Sunday’s service.
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J. C
Local court handles multiple driving charge cases
Two men face upcoming appearances on operating while intoxicated charges. Four others receive jail or fines for intoxication and reckless driving as Justice R. C. Petersen sentences several individuals this morning. Reed and Brady each fined fifty dollars for reckless driving after late night arrests. Siemer, Roeff, Erwin, Saylor, Ewing and Keck face various penalties for drunken driving or intoxication.
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Justice of the Peace
R. C. Petersen
Carl Brady
Grandview Avenue
Arnold L. Reed
Route 6
Reed
Second Street
Park Avenue
Brady
East Front Street
George F. Siemer
Cedar Rapids
East Second Street
Ted Woodward
Jack Roeff
Green Street
Third
Cedar Streets
Roeff
DeWayne B. Behrens
Iowa City
Ray Erwin
Bert Saylor
Ottumwa
Delbert Ewing
Everett F. Keck
Adamant Imagined Substance of Ancient Belief
The text describes Adamant as an imagined material, considered by ancient peoples to be either a metal or a stone with impenetrable hardness. It notes the belief as part of historical mythology rather than a real mineral.
Statue Vulcan in Birmingham Second Largest After Liberty
The Vulcan statue in Birmingham Alabama ranks as the second largest statue in the United States after the Statue of Liberty. It stands as a landmark and symbol in the city drawing visitors and attention for its impressive scale and historic value.
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Vulcan
Birmingham
Ala
Guardian Animals Said to Protect Each Clan
A common belief among savages assigns a specific animal as the guardian or protector of every clan or group, serving as a spiritual protector and emblem.
Fight Men Fined In Police Court
Eight men were fined five dollars and costs each after weekend arrests for intoxication. The named defendants are Earl Vanatta William T Dalmage Leslie M Sheese Hugh Powell William Wagner Ray Roberts George Rouse and Lester Kelly Acting police judge during Judge Hoefflin illness is Mayor Elmo Ferguson.
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Earl Vanatta
William T. Dalmage
Leslie M. Sheese
Hugh Powell
William Wagner
Ray Roberts
George Rouse
Lester Kelly
Nathan Hoefflin
Elmo Ferguson
West Liberty Mourns Jay N. Duncan Veteran and Carrier
Jay N. Duncan of West Liberty died Sunday at the Des Moines veterans hospital after a heart illness. A 28 year rural mail carrier, he was born September 23, 1894 in Wilton. Survived by wife Florence Nolte, daughter Mrs. Lester Henderson, and siblings Duncan, Brenner. Funeral at Snider Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p m. Burial in Wilton Cemetery.
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West Liberty
Jay N. Duncan
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Duncan
Wilton
Bert
Laura Duncan
Flor
Ence Nolte
West Liberty Fair Association
American Legion
Grace Reformed Church
Lester Henderson
Lester Duncan
Davenport
Harold Duncan
Arthur Brenner
Clifford
Snider Funeral Home
Wilton Cemetery
Joint Meeting Planned by Teachers Groups In Muscatine
The Muscatine City Teachers association and the Muscatine County Council of Education announce a joint meeting on Thursday evening March 31 at the high school auditorium. Owen L Olson president will preside. Superintendent Ray H Bracewell of Burlington will address the gathering on What Is a Good School and a general discussion will follow.
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Muscatine
Uncle Sam Laxa tive Cereal Promised Relief for Constipation
A reader from California praises Uncle Sam Laxative Breakfast Food, claiming 35 years of constipation relief. The cereal blends toasted whole wheat flakes and flaxseed, marketed as a tasty ready to eat option that may stimulate bowel action and lubricate the intestines. A Omaha Nebraska producer invites purchases with a satisfaction pledge.
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California
Uncle Sam
Camel 30 Day Test Promotes Mild Cigarette Flavor
A Camel 30 day test claims hundreds of smokers who used Camels for a month faced no throat irritation. Throat specialists reportedly conducted weekly exams to verify the results and the campaign invites others to try Camels for mildness and rich flavor.
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Ron
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