Helen Finch Weds Fred Beier at Presbyterian Church
At 3 pm a ceremony at the Presbyterian church joined Miss Helen Finch daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Finch to Fred Beier son of Mr and Mrs August Beier both of Independence Rowley. Rev L W Hayter officiated and music was by Russell Brant and Mrs Helen Hilsabeck. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace yoke long sleeves and a train with a tiara veil. A reception for 150 followed. guests from Independence Rockford Chicago and other areas attended. The couple will reside on the Beier farm near Rowley.
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Presbyterian Church
Helen Finch
E. H. Finch
Fred Beier
Rowley
August Beier
Independence
L. W. Hayter
Miss Finch
Russell Brant
Helen Hilsabeck
Howard Finch
Richard Chase
Raymond Beier
J. P. von Lackus
Jeanne Hodge
Frank Dibble
Hazleton
Cyril King
Lloyd Jenson
Yvone Pingree
Julie Verbeck
Loretta Kolb
Kenneth James
Hazleton Go-Getters 4-H Club June Meeting
The Hazleton Go-Getters 4-H club met at Leonard Harrington’s home with eleven members answering roll call about activities they enjoy with their dads. Leader Duwayne Morey presented a lengthy dairying quiz. After the business session, games were played and a lunch was served by Mrs Harrington. The July meeting will be at Jimmy Burke’s home.
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Hazleton
Honor Wanda Webber at Pre-Nuptial Shower in Waterloo
Miss Wanda Webber of Waterloo was guest of honor at a miscellaneous pre-nuptial shower at the Mrs. John Farrel home with 30 attendees. The marriage to Lyle Farrel is set for June 18. Bingo prize winners were Mesdames Albert Lusson and Paul Smith, with out-of-town guests including Miss McDonald of Cedar Rapids and Mesdames Bessie Webber and Joe Schrier and daughter Kathleen of Waterloo.
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Honor Waucoma Gil
Waucoma
Wanda Webber
Waterloo
John Farrel
Webber
Lyle
Farrel
Mesdames
Albert Lusson
Paul Smith
Miss McDonald
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Webber
Joe Schrier
Kathleen
Relatives Gather for Holmstrom Family Reunion in Hazleton
In Hazleton special notes, three relatives met at the Al bin L. Holmstrom home on Sunday for their annual reunion. Dinner was served at one o clock, followed by informal visiting and reminiscences, capturing a simple family gathering in a hometown setting.
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Hazleton
Albin L. Holmstrom
Community meeting names officers and attendees wrapup
A business meeting elected Oscar Holmstrom president and Mrs. Dale Alshouse secretary treasurer. They planned a future gathering at the state park. Ice cream cake and strawberries were served. Attendees included Alfred Wolmstrom and families from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls Oelwein Winthrop Hazleton and others.
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Oscar Holmstrom
Dale Alshouse
State Park
Alfred Wolmstrom
Ed Holmstrom
Glen Nicholson
Maynard
Dale Schmerhorn
Iowa City
Verne Haworth
Cedar Rapids
Ronald
Alfred Schermerhorn
Winthrop
Linn Schermerhorn
Albin L. Holmstrom
Hazleton
Lutheran Brotherhood Host Fayette Chapter
The Zion Lutheran church Brotherhood hosted Grace Lutheran men in Fayette in church parlors on Thursday. Rev. K. R. Schliepsiek spoke briefly on the Life of Martin Luther and a lunch was served by A. J. Maillie. Dartball followed the meeting until evening.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
LO Fayette
Zion Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Men of Grace Lutheran Church
Fayette
K. R. Schliepsiek
Martin Luther
A. J. Maillie
Women of Moose Elect Officers
Women of the Moose held a regular session on Monday electing officers Selma Locke senior regent Selma Burns junior regent Erma Ross chaplain Orpha Small secretary and Edna Burns treasurer Installation will occur at the next meeting at the country home Marian Raatz the student nurse sponsored by the chapter has graduated from her training course at Iowa City Rose Richards won the attendance prize Refreshments were served by Mooseheart chairman Alice Corkery and committee
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Women of the Moose
Selma Locke
Selma Burns
Erma Ross
Orpha Small
Edna Burns
Marian Raatz
Iowa City
Rose Richards
Mooseheart
Alice Corkery
Brides to Be Honored at Chicago Great Western Dinner
Miss Gretchen Pellner and Miss Mary Jo Connell, both brides to be, were honored guests at a Wednesday dinner hosted by Chicago Great Western office employees at the Mealey Hotel. Prizes were awarded in Bingo to Miss Madeleine Sol and Miss Marie O’Brien, and the honorees received matching home gifts. The 4H club met with Mrs. Agnes Koehler. Lenora Driscoll led with a lunch for six as prizes went to Lenora Driscoll and Mertie Ellis, with Fannie Corbin noted. The next meeting is set for the second Tuesday in July at Driscoll’s home.
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Gretchen Fpellner
Mary Jo Connell
Chicago Great Western Office
Mealey Hotel
Madeleine Sol
Marie O'Brien
Agnes Koehler
Bridge Keene
Lenora Driscoll
Mertie Ellis
Fannie Corbin
Jon
Former Residents to Celebrate Anniversary in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Lovie Roepke formerly of Oelwein will be honored on their silver wedding anniversary at the A J Maillie home 1021 South Frederick. Family dinner will precede an open house for friends from 1 to 4 p m Mrs Roepke is the former Vera Trembauer.
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Lovie Roepke
Waterloo
Oelwein
A. J. Maillie
South Frederick
Maillie
Reoepke
Vera Trembauer
Strawberry Girls Entertain at River Home
Mrs. Al Blaser hosted a group of ladies at her cottage near Littleton yesterday afternoon for a pot luck dinner. Special guests Paul Neubner Wayne Vent and Bobbie Hansen joined in fishing and motor boating after the meal.
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al Blaser
Hersu Cottage
Littleton
Paul Neubner
Wayne Vent
Bobbie Hansen
Elgin Eastern Star entertains guests at lodge night
Elgin chapter of the C. E. S. hosted Masons, wives, and other guests in their lodge room on Wednesday evening. A program tribute honored war veterans.
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Elgin Eastern Star
Elgin
Elgin Chapter
The
Clubs and Lodges Schedule for Friday to Thursday
A local notices page lists events for various clubs and orders. Jefferson Rebekah Lodge meets Friday at 8 oclock with election of officers and a special program honoring Noble Grand. Women's Auxiliary and Disabled American Veterans hold activities at American Legion Hall and other venues. Sunday features a public Bingo by D.A.R. at Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Monday and Tuesday include meetings of the Coterie Club and Modern Country Club with auctions and potlucks. Tuesday also includes Royal Neighbors picnic at City Park and D of A dinner at KC hall. Thursday notes Our Lady of Good Counsel meeting at Mrs Clemens home.
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Jefferson Rebekah Lodge
American Legion ‘Hall
Amm
Marjorie Carr
Minnie Maillie
O. E
Iowa
C. DB. of
Duhe
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Coterie Club
E. H. Bond
3Rd’ Ave
Modern Country Club
Donald Day
GC. D. of A
KC Hall
Our Lady of Good Counsel
J. F. Clemens
Friendship Club Meets At Pingree Home
Mrs. Harry Pingree and Mrs. Roy McNamara hosted the Friendship Club gathering Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Kenneth Fox led the business meeting, Bunce was played at five tables, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Flossie Welsh Mrs. Pearl Pardee Mrs. Kenneth Polark and Hannon. A picnic is planned for the last Sunday in July and Mrs. Pardee was welcomed as a new member. A luncheon followed hosted by the two hostesses assisted by Mrs. Wilbur Oakley.
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Friendship Club
Harry Pingree
Roy McNamara
Pingree
Kenneth Fox
Bunce
Flossie Welsh
Pearl Pardee
Kenneth Polark
Hannon
Pardee
Fragmentary wedding notice with garbled names and decor
A damaged OCR fragment describes a wedding scene with an arch decorated in peonies roses and Latin bows. References to Rev Charles Mason of Manchester and a chosen dress appear incomplete, offering only scattered details of the ceremony.
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Charles ‘Mason
Manchester
Fix Playgrounds Volunteer Workers Needed
Community volunteers are requested to assist with playground repairs. Work will begin Monday at Meredith. crew will supply tools and safety equipment. Dix Ae Diy notes that all tools will be checked and available for use.
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Meredith
Dix Ae Diy
Sergeant's body found in field sparks murder probe
A badly imposed report states a sergeant’s body was found in a field near McIntosh. Officials opened an investigation to determine if the death was murder or due to other causes, with inquiries continuing yesterday.
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McIntosh
Sinvestiga Jng
Lead Man’s Body Found. Authorities Face Foul Play Doubt
The lead man, William E. Morn, was found near Cam, Stevens, Oregon, in a decomposed state. Officials note difficulty in determining foul play due to the body’s condition, with Albert Wesse of Corso County explaining the challenge.
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Cam
Stevens
Ore
Albert Wesse
Corso County
Hori
Fire fighting in 1006 in 1086 New York City
Fire hazard in New York City prompted citizens to keep two chimneys per house and to have fre buckets near ef end.
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New York City
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Leroy von Lackum
H. D. Goss
Allen Peverill
Frank Weidler
Chicago
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Buster Brown Gang
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Olive Cannell
Strawberry Point
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Strawry Point
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