Wedding of Eleanor Bailey Brown and William Gardner
The ceremony took place at eleven forty five in the Presbyterian church with Dr. Frederick Gastwood officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Marsh Bailey of Washington, wore beige with matching accessories. the groom is son of Mrs. Edward T. Gardner of Burlington. A wedding breakfast followed at 214 East Westington Street with yellow and green decor.
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Eleanor Bailey Brown
William 8
Lohengren
Josephine Bailey
L. 8
Chichester
Chicago
Henry Bailey
Miss Bailey
Mrs. Chichester
Beth
Fast Westington St
Lewis Re
Charles C. Fowler
W B. Pilger
Lawrence B.ringold
Lelian Moore
George Edgar Hill
Warren Chureil
Lawrence B. Ringold
Abram Baldwin Chittenden
Carrie Kuhlemeier
Lloyd Shreves
Gar A. Strause
Charles Squires Hutchins
Esether Hay
Fred Dutton
Fredrick Leopold
Burlington
HN. Goodell
Kansas City
Paul Sowden
Benjamin FE. Seeley
Philip Crail
Franz Finley
Mt. Pleasant
L. H. Wallace
Town City
Gardner
Fortnightly club and associated groups announce meetings
Fortnightly club sections plan gatherings in April with dates noted for the American Home department sections, literary and art meetings, Walnut Woman's club event hosted by Jima Baird and Miss Mid Lewis, Easter card exchange, Pythian Sisters, IOOF meeting, H. J. club, and Young Woman's missionary group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Jima Baird
Miss Mid Lewis
Walnut Woman's Club
Baird
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Local society and church events scheduled for Monday and Sunday evenings
Society or the Baptist church will hold a program at seven thirty Monday night. Baptist young peoples join union young people at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening at six twenty instead of the announced time. Fortnightly club music department meets with Mrs Davis Monday clock. Leader Mrs Geed urges full attendance. Spanish American Ang meet on April eight at seven twenty. K of P work in third rank Monday evening. good attendance desired by order C C.
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Havre
Harpy Bishop
Town
Vera Daryshire
Bobby
Crawfordsville
Prank Moore
Joe Klopfensein
Daugher Bertha
Glenn Beembles
Som
Fern Baker
Will McBride
Edna Cole
Edna Weston
Alta Stafford
Bess Witting
Hilma Larson
Axel Anderson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. E. Gardner
BR. Menn
W. H. Stephen
West Liberty
C.H. Pauls
William Butler
Menting Butler
Gardner
T.R. Benn
C. A. Speer
American Home Department
Kalona
H. J. Club
Baptist Young Peoples
Union Young Peoples
Presbyterian Church
TC. Davis
Geed
Kibitzer comes to Graha theatre in comedy film
The kibitzer word inspires a Broadway comedy and dictionary inclusion. Harry Green plays the title role in The Kibitzer at Graha theatre for two days starting Monday, delivering hilariously funny Hebrew direct character portrayal.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Denver
St. Louis
Points West
United States
Graha
Harry Green
Kibitzer
Htis
Joseph Swerling
Edward G. Robinson
Green
No No Nanette Is Sched Open Ute Pils Headed By Barnes Clute
No No Nanette is the story of a young singer who seeks happiness by helping others. The musical features Lilyan Tasman Bert Roach and Zasn Fits in a production directed by Clarente Badger with Larry Ceballos staging dance numbers.
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Barnes Clute
Nanette
Tea
Uy Uray
Dowell Bill Expands Federal Aid for Iowa Road Building
Des Moines reports that President Hoover signed the Dowell bill increasing federal aid for road construction. The measure, introduced by Rep C C Dowell of Des Moines, signals Iowa will accelerate paving to complete its program in 1933 rather than 193? Details indicate Des Moines will receive additional funds to advance highways as outlined by the new appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Floover
Dowell
Iowa
C. C. Dowell
Iowa City Airport Lease Approved by Council
Iowa City officials voted last night to lease the local airport to Boeing Air Company for fifty years. The city will receive 50 000 dollars in total rent with 19 000 paid upfront and the remaining balance funded by the company as annual rent over the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa City _counel
Boeing Air Company
Transport Company
Explosion wrecks oil filling station in Kansas City
A blast wrecked a newly completed filling station on Highway 50 in Johnson County, Kansas, breaking windows in nearby houses. A car was seen speeding from the station just after the blast. police suspect a bomb. No explanation could be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Highway 50
State Line
Johnson County
Kansas
I Station
The Little Guest of Honor
A chilly night scene follows Gwen Morris aiding a tiny stray kitten found by the woman who cares for others. Jack offers dinner and companionship, proposing marriage after the kitten acts as a trust test, with Gwen moved by the vulnerable animal and the budding romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Morris
Abuther
Pim
Sam
Gwen
Howe Club
Nina
Jack
Maras
Wes
Kit
Iig
Rowsly
Kittuma
Sory
Fragmentary dialogue about marriage and a kitten
The text shows clipped dialogue among Gwen and Jack discussing a marriage, affection for a sickly girl, and a kitten. They mention telling Mrs. Butt, a plan for tomorrow, and a playful exchange about the kitten keeping bills, with a half-heard note of longing and whimsy.
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Conta
Gwen
Jack
Alonis
Kitty
Driest Region on Earth Cited in Dry Northern Chile
Derek E Rudolph summarizes a preview noting that one day’s lack of water in rama matches yearly precipitation, aligning with Darwin’s and others’ views. He discusses the extreme heat in northern Chile, where temperatures exceed 10 degrees with no shade, reflecting off nitrate deposits and the barren altitude.
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Derek E. Rudolph
Rama
Darwin
Chile
Gon
Steam Pipes Clear Pass Through Berthoud Snow
Steam pipes are used to melt snow in Berthoud Pass where storms pile high each winter. The pipes lie a few inches underground to keep ground a few degrees above freezing so snow will melt and water drains away, enabling passage from late October to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelian Payer
Ancient Chinese shadow plays shape early talking pictures
The article explains how ancient Chinese shadow plays evolved into forms of motion theater that mimic talking pictures. It notes readers produced voice effects and that these shows echo the literary drama of the elite stage while using vernacular speech to reach a broader audience.
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China
Timate
Voice pitch and tone tied to vocal cord length
The article explains voice pitch depends on vocal cord length with women having shorter cords and higher voices. It notes bass has the longest cords, while tone quality also varies by resonance and muscle action, affecting perceived vocal character beyond range.
Representation Note in the United States Congress
The text explains that a territory is represented in the House by one delegate elected by popular vote, serving as a regular representative in most ways but without voting privileges. It contrasts with senators, noting territories lack representation in that body.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Arbor Vills Club and Community Notes in Iowa Town
Mrs Zora Balder son hosts Arbor Vills ladies while Woolson neighborhood meetings, Farmers Union, and local visits fill the week. Nursing student Margaret Rice heads home before six months in Iowa City. Tragic death of Mrs. Clarice Turnbull prompt funeral at Howard Grove with family condolences from neighbors.
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Veo
Mar
Zora Balderson
Arbor Vills Club
Woolson
Busy Bee Club
Meadames
Stella Gowey
Stella Jones
Etha Jones
Emma Spalding
Faith Elmore
Esther Johnson
Rewlah Rogers
Fanny Jones
Walter Duke
Richland
Otte Imry
Margaret Rice
J.C. Hospital
Iowa City
Fairfield Hospital
Farmers Union
Joe Pacha
Alda Watson
Clarence Turnbull
Hedrick
Turnbull
Kate Rice
Esther Trail
Fairfield
Ralph Woodford
City
Starled
Alice
Iaabeth White
Harper
Rosella Spalding
Clyde Coffin
Burlington
Wyonna Crile
Otto Emry
Ed McNuslen
W. L. Bray
George Statler
Milton Jones
Ed Statler
Merril Gowey
Leamardaught
W. L.trail
Gladys Miller
Rielland
J. A. Rice
Will Trait
Phyllis
Clarence Dana Harold Bitting
Karl Gitting
Clarice Turnbull
Howard Grove
Che
Clarence
Ra McNurlen
Ms. Turnbull
Bray
Employment Up in U S Steel and Auto Sectors
Employment in the United States rises as steel and automobile industries show increased activity. Analysts note stronger factory output and demand driving the uptick, with advertisers noting ads paying for employment-related notices.
Erskines Breaks Stock Car Mountain Climb Record
In South Bend Indiana special report, Studebakers Dynamic New Erskine set a 10 minute 44 second stock car record for Mount Baldy near Pomona California. Ralph Hepburn drove a seven and one tenth mile ascent through 2,500 feet of elevation gain with icy top sections. The Erskine, a stock sedan with optional gear ratios, earned the Pomona Progress Bulletin trophy.
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Ind
Studebakers
New Erskine
Mount Baldy
Pomona
Calif
Erskine
Ralph Hepburn
Pala G. Hoffman Company
Er Erskine Distributors
Eles
George Stephenson
William Claus
American Automobile Association
Mount Jdy
Twenty five new cars licensed this week
The week sees twenty five new car registrations in the county surpassing last week. Names include Karl Griggs Wellman Ford Pickup David Winegardner Wellman Ford Tudor H L Gordon Jon Chevrolet Coupe M G Campbell Ainsworth Ford Tudor John R Riggs Ainsworth Ford Coupe and more.
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Tra Miksch
Karl Griggs
West Chester
David Winegardner
Wellman
H. L. Gordon
Jon
M. G. Campbell
Ainsworth
John R. Riggs
D. J. Bevins
Washington
SD. Miller
R. M. Junkin
C. W. Tucker
H. J. Mecreedy
Chevrolet
E. L. Edmondson
Brighton
Walter Gingerich
Kalona
OD. Paluer
Keota
C. C. Reeves
Wellma
Andrew A. Yoder Kalona
G. A. Hall
C. Byfard
Amos
Relster Creamery
Sunhine OM Co
Washington Oil Co
Whippet
Hawks Arrives at Cleveland Airport During Flight to New York
Capt Frank M Hawks lands at Cleveland Municipal Airport at 10:93 after a leg of his Eaglet Glider flight. He circles to refuel before continuing to Buffalo for an overnight stay and then on to New York.
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Frank M Hawks
C and
Buffalo
New York
Peet Honored by Southeast Iowa Teachers
At the Southeast Division of the Iowa State Teachers Association convention in Burlington on April 5, C. Sander of West Liberty was elected president for the coming year. Superintendent Peet of Washington was chosen vice president and Thomas Kershot of Fort Madison High School was named treasurer.
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Burlington
Iowa
Teachers” Association
C. Sander
West Liberty
Peet
Washington
Thomas Kershot
Fort. Madison
Tres
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Rebekah Lodge
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H.C. C. Club
Mabel Johnson
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Charles Schiebel
Grace Ferns
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Ladies Social Union
Henry Caddeback
Marion Smith
Mathers
L. A
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W. A. Cook
Frank Wilson
Little Guest OF
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