Local Guests Share Cedar Rapids Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright and daughters Joye and Jean were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bailey in Cedar Rapids yesterday. Washington Lumber & Fuel Co. hosted Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Walker and children Grant Carol Gale and Hugh Dean as dinner guests, with Mrs. Walker and Carol noting birthdays.
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Howard Wright
Joye
Jean
Mrs
T. ©. Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Hubert Walker
Grant
Carol
Gale
Hugh Dean
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The Evening Journal reports 1681f Mr and Mrs L C Willits returned from Detroit for a new car. They visited John L Wilson family in Kalamazoo and Mr Wilson is improving. They stayed with their son in law and daughter in Chicago. Poultry prices offered by Reisters at 228tf. Cedar Rapids visitors shared a Cedar Rapids connection and host family details at J A Hunsaker home with Fletcher Hering and Birkey relatives.
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the Evening Journal
L. C. Willits
Detroit
Mich
John L. Wilson
Kalamazoo
Wilson
Pp. P. Preston
Chicago
Charles Fletcher
Ernie Hering
Mercedes
Beatrice Birkey
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Hunsaker
Mrs. Fletcher
Mrs. Hering
Mrs. Hunsaker
Miss Birkey
Local Births and Dismissals Highlight Community News
Mrs. Maude Koehler was dismissed Saturday. Duane and Kalona Shalla announce a son Larry Duane born Sunday at 6 am weighing nine pounds five ounces. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Wombree and son Donald Lee were dismissed yesterday. Alice Shelangoski had an appendectomy this morning. Mr. and Mrs Edward Tucker welcome a daughter born this morning at 4 50 weighing eight pounds two ounces.
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Maude Koehler
Duane Shalla
Kalona
Larry Duane
Lyle Wmbree
Donald Lee
Alice Shelangoski
Edward Tucker
Local residents make routine calls and trips
Mr and Mrs Hal Houston of Crawfordsville called this morning. Martin Whittaker hauled five loads of cattle to Ottumwa market. Mr and Mrs Ed Milck and Lester Milck visited Davenport. Lester Mick attended K C initiation. The Mick family stayed with Mr and Mrs L G Bailey. A B Sehmoeller and Mrs Dorothy Sehmoeller plus Joan visited Clinton. Mr and Mrs Glenn Holden returned from Detroit for a new car, stopping in Toledo and Chicago on the way home.
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Martin Whittaker
Ottumwa
Ed Milck
Lester Milck
Davenport
Lester Mick
K. C
Mrs. Mick
L. G. Bailey
A. B. Sehmoeller
Dorothy Sehmoeller
Joan
Clinton
Glenn B. Holden
Detroit
Michh
Cloud Willit
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Benteco Meat Market Announces Fresh Fish Daily
Ed Smith enjoys Cedar Rapids with friends as Benteco Meat Market unveils a new refrigerated fish case offering fresh fish daily including carp buffalo and catfish in perfect condition for customers.
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Ed Smith
Cedar Rapids
Benteco Meat Market
Funeral for Mrs Brown Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Brown were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Methodist church conducted by Rev Arthur Rack Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery Pallbearers were Harry Simpson Fred Downing Walter Conner Ed Squire Vic Croce and S W Easter John Hughes sang a solo during the service
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Charles Brown
Methodist
Arthur Rack
Elm Grove Cemetery
Harry Simpson
Fred Downing
Walter Conner
Ed Squire
Vic Croce
S. W. Easter
John Hughes
Calcium rich foods listed for diet guidelines
The article names milk cheese and vegetables as strong calcium sources, and adds molasses sorghum and sugar cane syrups as additional options. It emphasizes easy ways to increase calcium intake through common foods.
Appointments in General Federation Are Completed
Washington officials announce completed appointments in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Edwin Bevens of Helena Arkansas leads the public welfare department and serves on the executive committee. Agnes Samuelson of Des Moines heads public instruction. Mrs. J R Dale of Oklahoma City chairs library service. Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cubbingham of Texas leads urban rural cooperation. Mrs. Gustav Ketterer appointed legislation chair. Mrs. Harvey W Wiley named Indian welfare chair. Mrs. Margaret Weils Wood of Springfield Illinois leads public health.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Department
Washington
Edwin Bevens
Helena
Ark
Department of Public Welfare
Bevan
Harvey W. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Division of Indian Welfare
Agnes Samuelson
Des Moines
National Education Association
Division of Public Instruction
Department of Education
Minnie Fisher Cubbingham
Texas
Urban and Rural Cooperation Committee
Cunningham
Oklahoma City
League of Liberty Commissions
Division of Library Service
Nuptials Told for Alice Ward and Lester Cupp in Memphis
Announcement of the marriage of Alice Ward daughter of Rey Ward Washington to Lester Cupp son of Mr and Mrs George Cupp Keota. The single ring ceremony was Sept 17 in Memphis Missouri. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs Mervyn Fulton. Mrs Cupp is a Washington county graduate and ex employee of the American Pear Button company. Mr Cupp attended West Plains schools and has been employed by Klein Brothers Keota. They plan to reside in Keota after March 1.
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Alice Ward
Rey Ward
Washington
Lester Cupp
George Cupp
Keota
Memphis
Mervyn Fulton
Cupp
Washington County
Washington High School
American Pear Button Company
West Plains
Klein Brothers of
Classifieds Are News and Moral Psychology
A concise remark notes that classifieds function as news by reflecting childish or adolescent moral thinking in their framing and content. It argues the form reveals underlying attitudes toward society, commerce, and community values.
Celebrations mark birthdays and anniversaries today
Edsall Brown Ada Hollingsworth Frank Bailey and Mrs Leroy Jugenheimer celebrate birthdays. Robert Eugene Waggeter is seven. Claude Bain and Clem Chalupa have birthday observances. Mr and Mrs Fred L Moore mark their twenty seventh wedding anniversary today.
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Edsall Brown
Ada Hollingsworth
Frank Bailey
Leroy Jugenheimer
Robert Eugene Waggeter
Mrs. Claude Bain
Mrs
Fred L. Moore
W R C Elects Officers and Plans Christmas Events
The Woman's Relief Corps met in G A R hall electing Florence stout president and naming officers and delegates. Gifts, donations and a Christmas box for Iowa City Children's hospital were reported, with plans for a December 22 Christmas dinner and party and a December 17 initiation.
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Woman's Relief Corps
G. A
Hall
Florence, Stout
O. E. Schmitt
Ralph Williams
J. D. Dayton
Will Sickles
QO EK. Sisk
Dan Rohrer
Iowa City
A. B. Schmoeller
Dill Bolleau
Washington
USC biologist cites higher morality among youth
Dr Paul Pypence of USC and director of the Institute of Family Relations told three Town State Teachers College audiences that today’s youth show a higher standard of morality than 50 years ago. He said the idea of a new morality is common but not accurate.
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Cedar Falls
Paul Pypence
University of Southern California
Institute of Family Relations
Los Angeles
Cal
Town State Teachers College
Popenoe
Closing out sales and estate notices across rural areas
Dec 13 closing out sale by John Mangold and son 9 miles west 4 mi SE of Washington. Dec 14 estate sale of late J B Harvey and son near Wellston. Jan 10 J M Martins closing out sale 1 mile west 4 miles south Crawfordsville. Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction every Wednesday. Negus livestock auction every Thursday 1 pm. Farmer Bush building near Milwaukee yard Community Sale every Friday Feed Yard.
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John Mangold and Son
Washington
J. B. Harvey and Son
Wellston
J. M. Martins
Crawfordaville
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Weday
Negus
Farmer Bush
Milwaukee Yard
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Muscatine
Beatrice Wilson
Granden
George Young
D. F. Macon
Methodist Church
Washington Lumber & Fuel Co
Reisters
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Rayon
Wolman
Esquire Features
Tre
Hal Houston
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Brown
WED
THURS
ERA
Pya
Clem Chalupa
W.R.C
the &Oldiers
Marshalltown
The
Oleeta Stewart
Children’s Hospital
Alma Hearne Holland
Jennie Joy
Mra
Ethel K. Collier
Hanson
Hanson's
Hlanger
Journal
Dorothy Perkins Cosmetics
Dorothy Perkins
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