Eugenia Dickinson Weds Raymond Edwards at Little Brown Church
Eugenia Maxine Dickinson daughter of Lloyd Dickinson of Libertyville married Raymond P F Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Fred Edwards near Coppoct in a December 20 double ring ceremony at the Little Brown Church in Nasium Rev F L Hanscom officiated. Attendants were Gerald Dickinson and wife. The bride wore royal blue while matron of honor wore green, both with black accessories. Music included wedding marches by Mrs I L Hanscom and a singing of Wedding Prayer. After the ceremony the couple rang the church bell and left for a brief wedding trip. They will reside on a farm near Trenton after the first of the year.
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Lloyd Dickinson I
Libertyville
Eugenia Maxine
Raymond PF. Edwards
Fred Edwards
Coppoct
Little Brown Shurch
Nastiun
F. L. Hanscom
Gerald Dickinson
I. L. Hanscom
Hanscom
Washington High School
John Winga
Edward
Wayland High School
Edwarrts
Trenton
Linger Longer Club Holds Christmas Gift Exchange
The Linger Longer club met at Mrs. Margaret Keyser's home with 15 members including co host Mrs. Forrest Lance. Mrs. J Prennemin led the business meeting electing officers for the new year: Keyser president Bartholomew vice president Lance secretary Shalla treasurer.
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Linger Longer
Margaret Keyser
Forrest Lance
J. Prennemin
Keyser
George Bartholomew
Lance
Will Shalla
Shalla
Winl Durst
Clyde Dawson
Durst
Cecil Replogle
Everett Schmitt
Harold Harmston
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced
A morning prayer meeting for the Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday at 0 80 o clock at the church. The note appears in announcements for readers to attend.
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Presbyterian
Estimating Corneal Blindness and Graft Demand in U S
Estimates place 250000 blind people in the United States with about 22000 having corneal scars. At least 10000 may seek corneal grafts but some are ruled out by age glaucoma retinal disease or optic nerve issues.
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United States
Castoria laxative promotes gentle effective relief
Advertising copy touts Fletcher's Castoria as safe and mild for children with thorough relief. It claims no harsh drugs and that it causes no griping or discomfort when used as directed by package or physician.
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Fletcher
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Groups
Notices for this column list events and gatherings. Wi. J. club hosts a 50 cent gift exchange. Metho dist church Homebuilders class holds a 6 20 p m supper and party with potluck. Lexington Ladies Aid plans a cooperative church dinner. Baptist Missionary society hosts a 12 45 luncheon with co hosts. Women’s Council of Christian Church cancels December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. J. Club
Frank Fatterson
Methodist Church and Families
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Missionary Society
al Crone
Keith Williams
Corda Qshorne
Women's Council of Christian Church
Birthday notices in Ottumwa area readers
Ida Gordon of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club marks a 19th birthday today. Jay Lynn Hough celebrates a second birthday and Karla Ann Caviness a third. Other birthday observances include Mrs. Claud Bain, Mrs. Frank Kos, Martha Anne Macejoshart, Edward Prebyl, Mary Lou Gregory, Mrs. John Eileen, and W. N. Bradford, with Bradford’s birthday today and his wife’s tomorrow.
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Ida Gordon
The
Journal
Three Quarter Century Club
Jay Lynn Hough
John Hough
Keota
Karla Ann Caviness
Roy Caviness
Ottumwa
Claud Bain
Frank Kos
Martha Anne Mace Joshart
Edward Prebyl
Mary Lou Gregory
John Eileen
Raveling in old knitwear and edge stitching tips
Yarn in old knitwear is matted and ravels little when cut. Loosely knit material may be saved from raveling by machine stitching close to the edge before or after cutting. For stretchy fabrics like rayon jersey edge stitching aids in sewing a fine rolled hem though not required to prevent raveling.
Eight Major Fire Hazards Highlighted in Safety Warning
A historical safety list identifies eight key fire hazards including smoking and matches, electrical sparks on roofs, defective chimneys, faulty heating equipment, rubbish and spontaneous ignition, lightning, and flammable liquids.
Miss Dea Hosts Six-One Club Christmas Dinner
Elizabeth Dea hosted a pre Christmas dinner for the Six-One club at her parents home near Ainsworth. A three course candlelight meal followed by games gifts carols and a grab bag with decorations of poinsettias bells and a decorated tree. Members listed include Lois Wright Trene Lane Mary Phyllis Geneva Bean Elizabeth Dea with guests Robert Lane Frank John Dea Norman Bean and Mr and Mrs Wil Dea Luauarine Keishy.
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Elizabeth Dea
Ainsworth
Lois Wright
Trene Lane
Mary
Phyllis
Geneva Bean
Robert Lane
Frank
John Dea
Norman Bean
Wil Dea
Luauarine Keishy
Mary Bean
New Haven Ladies Aid Christmas Meeting Recalls Season
The New Haven Ladies Aid society held a Christmas party and meeting hosted by Mrs. Clarence Rathmel and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Nine members and two visitors attended as the president led a brief business session, read the Christmas story, offered a prayer, and gifts were exchanged before seasonal refreshments.
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New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Rathmel
Clarence Johnson
Patents Spur Invention and Public Disclosure
Patents encourage invention by publicly disclosing new ideas in open records. Copies cost 10 cents each. The text notes how patents advance science and useful arts and cites a pillow ticking tip to create a sunning flap for clothes pins.
Sunbonnet Sue at State Theatre shines with Broadway tunes
Mono gram presents Sunbonnet Sue at the State Theatre with Gale Storm and Phil Regan starring. The musical features Gus Edwards songs and a Bowery fairy tale tone with strong supporting turns from George Cleve land Raymond Hatton and Father Hurley portrayed by Charles D. Brown.
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State Theatre
Monogram
Gale Storm
Regan
Gus Edwards
Belle of the Bowery With Her Smooth Singing and Brilliant Acting, Phil Regan
Miss Storm
George Cleveland
Raymond Hatton
Charles D. Brown
Father Hurley
Casey
the Bowery
Alan Mowbray
Minna Gombell
Edna Holland
Charles Judels
Billy Green
Gerald O. Smith
Divorce Film Tackles Timely Marriage Problem
Monogram releases a drama titled Divorce exploring urgent marital strain. The synopsis hints at a wife lamenting a lost husband and a modern domestic issue presented in a compact, tense narrative.
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Monogram
Kay Francis and Bruce Cabot Star in Estic Drama
The new film features Kay Francis and Bruce Cabot in a dramatic tale now playing in local theaters. The production draws on postwar themes and showcases period style acting and lavish set design.
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Kay Francis
Bruce Cabot
Divorce drama at Fox Theatre tackles court dissolutions
The production co directed by Miss Francis and Jeffrey Bernard presents divorce as a frequent home problem leading to legal breakups and lasting grief. Helen Mack plays a mother who sees too late the damage to her children, with Larry Olsen and Johnny Calkins as her kids and a supporting cast including Jerome Cowan Craig Reynolds and Mary Gordon.
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Fox Theatre
Miss Francis
Jeffrey Bernard
Helen Mack
T Cabot
Larry Olsen
Johny Calkins
Jerome Cowan
Craig Reynolds
Mary Gordon
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Eugenia Dickinson
R. F. Edwards
Little Brown Church
Linger Longer Club
Brenneman
Bartholomew
Sehmitt
Humston
Mary Moore
Sunshine Sisters
Barthelomew
U. S
Asting
W. N. Bradford
Mrs. Bradford
New Haven Ladies
Francis J. Spellman
Divine Providence
New York City
Jerry Lopez
Delia Walters
Europe
Sunbonnet Sue" Bright
Old New York
So. Ave
W.L
Col
Little
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Oskaloosa
Mackinaw
Snow Pere
Montgomery Ward
Bert
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