Buls Family Tours Southern Tip Of Sunny California
Mary Ann Buls chronicles a Coachella Valley road trip from Cathedral City through desert dunes and snow capped mountains. She notes date palms, irrigation dips, San Diego sights, Cabrillo Monument, Balboa Park, and the Grand Organ Pavilion, hinting at winter water runoff and a growing desert date industry.
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Buls
Sunny
California
Mary Ann Buls
Cathedral City
Cochella Valley
San Jacinto Mountains
Mount Jacinto
Desert
San Bernadino
Cottonwood
Arizona
Coachella Valley
United States
Iraq
Arabia
Tunisia
Algeria
Solomon
San Diego
Tijuana
Mexico
U.S. 99
U.S. 80
Iowa
U.S. Coast Guard
Point Loma
Cabrillo National Monument
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo
Balboa Park
Fine Arts
Fewer Babies Born During Low Mood May Slump Business
Column surveys the 1930s birth rate drop and its long term business impact. It notes 1933 births fell about one third, creating fewer 14 to 19 year olds today, and warns of a potential 20 percent drop in marriages over five years, with ripple effects on housing, consumer goods, and services. It also mentions draft rules and birth control debates as factors shaping future trends.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington, D. C
Tijuana
Mexico
Main Street
Fronton Palace
Cine Bulazan
Oelwein Social Visit Notes Record Sunday Gatherings
Mrs. Mary Adams of Oelwein spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Wehling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wehling. Herman Wittenburg visited last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Wehling and the Wirhling couple. Mr. and Mrs. George Strempke and Marlene were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Platte and LeRoy. Other afternoon visitors included Rev. and Mrs. Erich J. Dornbusch. Arnold Platte and Clarence Wehling were Oelwein business callers Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Westen- continue social exchanges.
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Mary Adams
Oelwein
Emma Wehling
Clarence Wehling
Herman Wittenburg
George Strempke
Marlene
Arnold Platte
LeRoy
Erich J. Dornbusch
Wendell Westen
Arlene
Emma Platte
Otto
Ervin Miller
Paul Strottmann
Jean
Birthday and Social Visits Across Sauerbrei and Strempke Homes
Sunday and Wednesday gatherings marked by family birthdays and anniversaries. Several households including Sauerbreis Ludwig Wehlings Strottmanns and Plattes hosted relatives and friends to celebrate Jean and Mrs. Ludwig’s birthdays and observe observances across the community.
Mrs. Jake Marti Reaches Century Mark in Waukon Life
Mrs. Jake Marti of Waukon nears her 100th birthday last week and marks over 85 years as an Allamakee County resident. The longtime resident is celebrated for a long life and deep local ties.
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Jake Marti
Waukon
Marti
Allamakee County
Mapleton Woman Honored for 50 Years in Woodmen Circle
Anna Wiggs of Mapleton was recognized by the Woodmen Circle for half a century of membership. A charter member, she joined the chapter in 1901, marking 50 years of service and involvement.
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Anna Wiggs
Mapleton
Woodmen
Coddington Announces Run for County Attorney
James W. Coddington of Waverly declared in a Leader interview his bid for the Republican nomination for county attorney in the June primaries. A 1950 University of Iowa Law School graduate, he is married and a World War II veteran.
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James W. Coddington
Waverly
Leader
Coddington
University of Iowa
Honorable Mention For Ronnie Hunemuller In Contest
Ronnie Hunemuller of Tripoli received honorable mention in the Midwest Children’s Picture contest announced by The Waltz studios. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Hunemuller east of Tripoli, formerly of Bremer County, with a background in the Eighth Air Force during World War II.
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the Waltz Studios of
Ronnie Hunemuller
Tripoli
Ronnie
Leslie Hunemuller
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Gerber’s
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Frese
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American Savings Bank
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Orville Naber
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