Ann O Connor and Wayne Brock Wed in First Baptist Church
Ann O Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs P E O Connor and Wayne Brock son of Mr and Mrs Harold Brock married in a Tuesday ceremony at the First Baptist Church with Rev Earl Longfellow officiating. Reception followed for 60 guests. They will reside in the area after a short honeymoon.
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Earl Longfellow
Baptist
First Baptist Church
P.m
Keith Williams
Donald Batterson
Everett Meeks
Batterson
Meeks
Robert White
Wynona Barr
Keith Wiliams, Jr
Brock
Mr and Mrs Harold Brock Celebrate 26th Anniversary
The notice recalls the wedding of a Washington High School graduate class of 1952 and a groom from class of 1950. The bride, Rainbow Girls member, worked at the Button factory. groom employed at Sordens Music. Out of town guests came from Ottumwa Wellman Riverside Letts and Dodge.
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Bride
Washington High School
The
Rainbow Girls
Button Factory
Brock
Sordens Music Company
Ottumwa
Wellman, Riverside, Letts
Hort Dodge
Harold Brock
State Printing Board to Meet for Bid Opening in Des Moines
The State Printing Board will meet in Dee Motnestown on September 12 1852 to receive bids on liquor commission educational bulletin and other items. Bids open at tactic am with awards after reading. board may reject all bids. Specifications from Sherman W Needham Superintendent of Printing State House Des Moines.
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Lews
Mrs Brown Hosts Bethel Missionary Society Meeting
Thirteen members and two guests from Hobart Oklo attended the Bethel Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Don Brown home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ed Cady, president, led business with devotions by Mrs Dye on the ten commandments. Grace Shaw reviewed Outreach articles as others assisted. Tea table refreshments were served by Mrs Cady and Mrs G Rothelisberger.
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Ella Gordon
Kana Baceman
Hobart
Oklo
Mlizabeth Dive
Bethel Missionary Society
Don Brown
Alvin Shaw
Ed Cady
Dye
Janice Hite Observes Her Sixth Birthday
A local girl Janice Carol Hite celebrated her sixth birthday with a party on Tuesday afternoon. She invited five friends Penny Sue Henry Linda Ogilvie Dorothy Schroeder Connie Jean Nordyke and Darlene Mills for games photos and cake. Ice cream candy and pop were served.
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Janice Carol Hite
Tranice
Social Calendar Notes for Week Activities
Thursday Women of the Moose meet at Moose hall. Sunday Shalla reunion Sept. 7 in Sunset Park. Monday Bible Study Dept at 2:30 PM Presbyterian church. Notice changes in meeting place. Mr. and Mrs. Class of UP church wiener roast at 6:30 PM near Ross Van Nostrand timber. Bring wieners buns one dish to pass. Drink furnished. In case of rain postponed. YWCA Council 7:50 PM YWCA rooms.
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Presbyterian Church
UP Church
Ross van Nostrand Timber
Ywca Council
YWCA
Separate Bacon Without Tearing in Pan
To separate bacon slices without tearing, remove from refrigerator and let heat in a pan. Then they can be separated easily with a fork.
Honor the Ed Astons Who Will Move Soon
Members of the sorting department of the American Pearl Button company and their families gathered at the Godwin home for a pot luck supper. They honored Mr and Mrs Edl Aston and son Larry who plan to move soon to California. After the meal they visited and played bingo and wished them well.
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American Pearl Button Company
Harold Godwin
Edl Aston
Larry
California
Speak With Authority Candidates Advised
Dr Paul J Moses of Stanford urges office seekers to speak with the voice of authority as television politics grow. He notes voices reveal real personalities and advises persistent candidates to project confidence in public appearances.
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Cleveland
Voice of Authority
Paul J. Moses
Stanford
Statement on gender and politics sparks father identification remark
A speaker argues that certain rhetoric will evoke in listeners a father identification. He adds that female candidates are on their own, highlighting gender dynamics in political engagement.
Steps From Moving Car Kill Woman in Thayer
Mrs Raymond Harrold, 55, Thayer, was instantly killed on Highway 4 when she fell from a moving car after reportedly opening the door. Her husband said he could name ten possible reasons for her act and noted they did not know the car's speed.
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Howard McCleery
Tokyo
Japan
Mrs. McCleery
Dick McCleery
Howard
Creston
Raymond Harrold
Thayer
Highway 4
Labor Day Traffic Fatalities Forecast At 480
The National Safety Council predicted up to 480 traffic deaths over the Labor Day weekend. The period runs from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday with about 40 million cars expected on the nation’s roads. In the 1851 holiday period, 460 motorists died.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Napoleon’s Search for an American Residence
Napoleon considered making the United States his home as part of a broader search for a residence. The idea reflected his political and strategic options during his exile period, highlighting the appeal of distant safety and potential autonomy.
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Ann O'Connor
Wayne Brock
Donna Batterson
Vada Barr
Ainsworth
Washington
Mr and Mrs. Wasne Brock
State Printing Board
Mrs. Brown
Bethel Women's
Janice Hite
Women of the Moose
P. m Moose Hall
Shalla
Sunset Park
Parker and Sheaffer
Tommy Thompson
Wittmer
U-Save
Rath’s Mulberry
Rath’s Blackhawk
Bill Wittmer
Choi
Elyvis
Rothschild’s
Jar
Calif
Labor Day
Ed Astons
Harrold
Napoleon
United States
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