Pretty Cedar Rapids wedding of Helen Elizabeth Le Cook Dusenberry
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Le Cook in Cedar Rapids hosted the wedding of Helen Elizabeth Le Cook to Cloyce A. Dusenberry of Washington on a three o'clock double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. Ewing of St. Paul s Episcopal. Nearly twenty five relatives attended as pink roses and ferns decorated the house. A reception followed at Motel Roosevelt with a five course turkey dinner and a short trip to Chicago planned for the newlyweds. Out of town guests included relatives from Keota Washington Chicago and Northmoor among others.
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Roy le Cook
26Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Helen Elizabeth
Cloyce ‘A. Dusenberry
Washington
Dr. Ewing
St. Paul's Matt Dist Episcopal Church
Tales Hells Johnson
Rrooms
Maurice Ford
Lohengrin
Danny Torgerson
Northmoor
Iowa
Shirley Parks
Jesusoh Hong
Roosevelt
Affe
Lincoln
Jefferson
Chicago
HL. E. Dusenberry
Claire
Keota
L. R. Dalton
Elizabeth Machetanz
Chicaco
H.C Lowenferry
Frances Cole
Iown
Dagny
Torgerson
Northwood
Laura Belle Joh
Minneapol
Minn
Fourtney Woodford
Toledo
Jeanette Edwards
Waterloo
Florence E. Hall
Olwein Town
Announcements Postponements and Social Gatherings
The United Presbyterian congregation postpones the Friday evening social set for the 28th and shifts to a cottage meeting at Mr. Bicoms 703 FB Washington Street Friday at 7 20 Everyone is welcome The church social planned for Friday afternoon is postponed to January 11 due to illness The White Shrine hosts a card party for the nurses home at Mr and Mrs D W Day 218 East Main Street Friday at 8 o'clock Reserve a table Call 509 The Toreder nz meeting tonight at 7 30 with AML companies present The Pleasant Plain Missionary Society holds an all day meeting at Mrs John Stewart's home Wednesday January 23 2714
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United Presbyterian Church
Aud
D. Chalmers Patton
Fulton
David Fulton
Mary McConaughey
Harvey Coulte
Derby Lester
Uagle
Christian Endeavor Society
Sabbath School
Bath School
Young Pep Society
Bicom
Washington Street
D. W. Dayop
Main Street
The
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
John Stewart
Are You Superstitious by Frank Finis
Fragmented OCR passage quotes legends and superstitions, mentioning the dove from Polycarp’s pyre and a crow’s behavior. It weaves nonsensical lines about fortune telling, memory, and ritual practices. The garbled text suggests a historical column or essay on superstition without a clear narrative or central event.
Eurostometer tests human power in horse power units
A Washington Star item describes a device named the eurostometer that measures human strength in horse power. It uses a four wheel transmission and a hand geared cylinder offering resistance. The user maintains a set RPM while a weight brake is applied to reduce revolutions, with horsepower read on a scale beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Auction Fans Bid Wildly At Miller Avenue Sale
Three women attend a neighborhood auction hoping to nab bargains for household use. Baskets with various bric a brac draw frenzied bidding from several bidders. Dora, Fanny, and Mrs Frisby each win items, then return home to sort contents and face the cost of the haul, with Dora vowing auctions are over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doras
Mrs. French
Mrs French
Fred Prench
Fred
Mrs. Frisby
Mrs. Reach
Fanny Archer
Jack Feisty
Dora
Georgie
der Eb
Ena
Geo Fe
Axsie
Corm House
George Freer
Jack
Taide
Dean
Duck Beats
George
Over-Sensitive Advice and Ancient Warfare Fragments
The text ponders sensitivity as a fragile temperament to discard, urging focus on daily happiness over grand joys. It then veers to historical military detail, describing ancient phalanx tactics with Macedonian ranks, lances, and shield formations.
Mechanical Automata Hobot Invented by K Cupel
A term described as mechanical automata created by Karel Cupel for his purposes. It notes the word denotes machines manufactured by missions to address world labor and welfare and hints at its pronunciation features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karel Cupel
O'S” Tong
New Essex Display Highlights 1929 Resex Features
The 1929 Resex now at Mangold's garage shows new features including adjustable front and back seats, electric indicators, a non-glare rear vision mirror, and improved ride on rough roads. Reportedly refined for city driving, comfort, and shorter turning radius.
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New Essex
Mangold
National Ly Ps
Pad
Greater Arma Ate Noth
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Chas Stewart
Lexington
Glenn Knapp
Helen
Westchester
Virgil Rogers
Kalona
Fran
Othe Pansy Tillelas
Iter
Cathorketisbae
Sm Sisafoolee
Lloyd Nets
Ernest Nonse
M Lestie Gates
Osteeses
Lloyd Netswanger
Christine
Cates
Elsie Wagner
Elsie
Irene Wagner
Rosale Wenker
Charles Denison
C. G. T. Club
South Marion Avenue
Ray Cox
P. Whistler
Homer Birney
James McCreedy
Bertha Meek
Maude
Ethel McCreedy
Clarice Meek
Detroit
Michigan
Wo W. Keely
Helen Wison
East Washington Street
Lou Cunningham
Helen Cunninghm
Fred ‘Smith
Richland
Howard McCleary
Loway City
Mae Monilley
Champaign
Father Hay
Burnington
Helen Cunningham
Danville
Icago
Kings Sons and Ball
Pleasant Hill
Arl Kephart
George M. Fale
Mayo
Mayo’s Home Bakery
Atother
United Presbyterian
Toreder Nz
Dee Lock
AML
Frank Finis
Eliot
Itamas
Tals Pany
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Trust Department
Shinsten P Trust
Dany Washington
Clark & Enslin
West Side Cash Store
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