Golden Wedding Party for Frank and (Mrs) Webb in Hermosa Beach
A clipping from the Los Angeles Times reports the June 29 buffet at 5 p.m. at 635 Hermosa Avenue Hermosa Beach honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple born in Washington Iowa 74 and 67 respectively have lived in Los Angeles for twenty years and were longtime real estate figures. Their daughter Mrs. D. E. Koons and granddaughter Barbara Jean Koons will attend.
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California
Los Angeles Times
Washington
Frank Webb
Hermose Beach
Merry Makers meet with Mrs E B Young on July 13
The Merry Makers club announces a meeting with Mrs. E B Young scheduled for July 13. A note corrects dates to reflect the change and asks members to note the updated schedule.
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Merry Makers Club
E. BB. Young
Fourth of July picnics and anniversary at local clubs
Pansy Hill club and South of Town Embroidery club members and friends plan a July 4 picnic at the O K Babb home. Dan and Rohrer celebrate golden wedding anniversary with a July 4 dinner for close friends. Independent club and families host a 6 p m picnic at Nelson Thompson home, with country club families at 7 p m clubhouse.
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Country Club
Pansy Hill Club
South of Town
Independent Club
Nelson Thompson
Wednesday Country Club Women Golf Break Fast
Country club women who attend the Wednesday golf break fast must call 294 red by Tuesday noon to reserve a spot.
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Country Club
IX Club and Royal Neighbors Meeting Schedule
The IX club will meet with no Barry Drake Thursday at The Royal Neighbors will meet Tuesday night at So'clock in the Woodman hall.
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Barry Drake
So'clock
Woodman Hall
Mrs Nellie Quinn Hoepffer Visits Aunt in City
Mrs Nellie Quinn Hoepffer and her son Harvey from St Louis Missouri are spending two weeks visiting Aunt Mrs O P Hicks and Miss Teresa Quinn. Hoepfer is the daughter of Jack Quinn.
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Nellie Quinn Hoepffer
Harvey
St Louis
Mra
O. P. Hicks
Teresa Quinn
Hoepfer
Jack Quinn
Memorial Service for W R C Members at A R Hall
The Woman's Relief corps held a memorial service at the A R hall with Mrs O E Sehmitt in charge. Attendees decorated graves of 72 deceased members after a service ending with a roll call and bouquets placed on an altar.
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Woman's Relief Corps
A. R. Hall
O. E. Sehmitt
Fisher
Nora Marsh
Thora Reynolds
Lucile Knox
Flander
McCrae
Galbreath
Longfellow
Wilma Palmer
Helen Melinski
A. B. Schmoeller
Edith Miller
Glen Hayes
Will Sickles
Schmitt
Roosevelt Garner ticket completed amid bitter New York split
At the Democratic convention Roosevelt and Garner clinched the nomination amid stubborn Smith delegations from New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and Rhode Island resisting unity. Smith carried 65 and 63 New York votes on first and final ballots, preserving his support across several states as Roosevelt headed to Chicago for the nomination.
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Smith
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Gibraltar
John F. Curry
Tammany
Chicago
Albany
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Govoosevelt
This Fish a Fighter Moray Eel Attacks in Boats
A blood thirsty giant moray eel is described as the sole deep sea denizen likely to attack after being landed in a boat. It is swifter in attack than a shark and one of the tropic seas most powerful and vicious creatures.
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Moray Ee
Make Me a Star and As You Desire Me Shine in Hollywood
Ralph Pratt reviews Make Me a Star with Joan Blondell Stuart Erwin Zasu Pitts and Ben Turpin praising its human heart and comedy Greta Garbo stars in As You Desire Me in Washington turnout seen as major screen event Garbo hailed as a top immortal in cinema with dazzling settings and romance
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Joan Blondell
Stuart Erwin
Zasu Pitts
Ben Turpin
Washington
Hollywood
Make Me a Star at the State July 4 5
Hollywood insiders unfold on screen with Maurice Chevalier Sylvia Sidney Claudette Colbert Gary Cooper Clive Holmes Jack Oakie and Charlie Ruggles in studio sets and dressing rooms as part of the plot. The show plays July 4 and 5 at the State.
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Hollywood
Maurice Chevalier
Sylvia Sidney
Claudette Colbert
Gary Cooper
Clive Holmes
Jack Oakie
Charlie Ruggles
Greta Garbo Stars In As You Desire Me At State
Greta Garbo achieves a fresh triumph in a new picture version of the stage hit As You Desire Me at the State. The production draws a large audience as the intimate camera and microphone heighten the drama and appeal.
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Greta Garbo
Iowan Farmer Suell Mefford Shot Dead in Family Quarrel
Suell Mefford, a farmer near Bussey Iowa, was shot to death at his home. His son Irving Mefford age 18 surrendered to authorities and admitted the slaying. Neighbors and family say the shooting followed a several days long family quarrel.
Government pushes jobs plan to dissolve bonus marchers
In Washington on July 2 the government ordered the veterans bureau to place dislocated bonus marchers in work in their home towns. Walter W. Waters of Portland, national commander of the army, urged veterans to march in front of the capitol the next day to protest and pressure the government.
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Washington
INS
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Local residents make varied visits and moves in Washington county
Mrs. Ernest Strum leaves Washington county hospital after a stay. Richard McCleery and Henry Bailey plan a New York trip by car. Mrs. W. E. Anderson visits sister in Carthage Missouri. Charlotte Schrier visits Ruth Davis in Indianola. Mrs. Anna Paxton and daughters shopped here. Charles Stearns visits Washington from Ainsworth. E. G. Schettler attends Kalona business. H A Schenck returns from Montgomery Ward managers convention at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Stow and son head to Elkhart Indiana for two weeks. They move to 321 East Third and Mrs Putnam and children will stay with Mrs Tucker.
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Ernest Strum
Near Wellman
Washington County Hospital
Richard McCleery
Henry Bailey
New York
Henry
W. E. Anderson
Uella M Kerr
Carthage
Charlotte Schrier
Indianola
Ruth Davis
Anna J. Paxton
Columbus Junction
Charles Stearns
Ainsworth
Washington
E. G. Schettler
Kalona
H A. Schenck
Montgomery-Ward
Newton
John Fladinge
Marcella
Wellman
Fred A. Stow
Frederick M
Elkhart
Ind
Mrs. Stow
Verdi Socials and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs James Baird hosted the Christian Endeavor group of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates hosted card games Saturday evening. Leslie Gates and sons visited Tuesday. Will Healer aided Jack Caldwell with hog vaccination on Tuesday. Donald Healer is sidelined with a sprained ankle from a horse accident. Mrs Leslie Gates attended the Ames 4H pageant Wednesday.
Disturbing the Peace Case Involving Mrs Duncan
Des Moines police report a dispute where Mignon Duncan 18 is accused of wrecking her husband trousers by cutting them. The husband testified that the act damaged his most worn garment and he referenced the insult and threat to his property. The case proceeded to arraignment in court on the complaint of the husband.
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Des Moines
Town
Mignon Duncan
The Dark Horse Screened Next Friday and Saturday
Advance reports call The Dark Horse a timely behind the scenes look at political leaders with comedy and melodrama. Warren William stars as a maker of men with Bette Davis Guy Kibbee and Vivienne Osborne in important roles.
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Poundkeeper
Dark Horse
Warren William
Wellman Picnic Brings Many Weidlein Relatives Together
Cordelle H Braden reports a large Wellman gathering as George Weidlein and relatives from Iowa Illinois and Ohio meet for a Sunday picnic at Willis Bash home north of Wellman. The event marks the first reunion in twelve years with dinner ice cream and cake shared and attendance listed.
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Wellman
George Weidlein
Floyd Weidlein
Charles
Arville Claire
Palisades
Colorado
Earl Weidlern
John Frederick
Joe Schlaubaugh
Muriel Joan
Guy Weidlein
Marvel
Harold
Willis Kash
Marjorie Wellman
Ivar Weidlein
Cleveland
Ohio
Will ‘Young
Billy
Bobby
Geneseep
Illinois
Lewis Schroeder
John Schroeder
James George
Kenneth Schroeder
Murval Arlan
Joan
Sheldon
Geneseo
Ill
Willis Dreimer
Enid
Orion
Harris McGugin
Mercy Hospital
Donovan
Miller
T. Ellis Rickey
Virginia Lou
Iowa City
Joe Cain
Schuyler Love
Cedar Rapids
Martha Sigler
B. F. Allen
Grant Snider
C. E. Coggeshall
Kalona
I. E. Coffey
Vaughn Schlatter
J. Hough
C. Stauffer
F. Lindenmeyer
Walter Bauer
Fred Forinash
Edgar Stewart
Ed Duval
M. Tierney
Rebecca Laubach
Pauline Fornash
Methodist Church
0. L Laubach
Blanche Connell
Harris Mefiuetn
L. BE. Gardner
Betty
Chicago
Milo T. Sorden
Northwestern
Isaac Bradford
Clara Topping Floyd Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Clark
Ivan Weidlein
Russell Bell
Schwimley
Carrie Marner
Miriam Palmer
Washington
Joe McClelland
Lois Griffith
Floyd Griffith
Local Notables Attend Health Treatments and Visits
Ferne Oldfield from Pilotsburg visits town with grandmother Mrs. Alicia Jones. Art and Evelyn Gingerich are returned home from Cedar Rapids after tonsil removal by Dr. W. J. Foster. Milan Godlove and Roberta and Richard from Leavenworth Kansas visit Dr. Godlove home. Milan plans California trip for Olympic work with Coach Jones. Carl Martin remains gravely ill after tonsil operation at the Schmelzer home. he is Henry Schmelzer’s son-in-law.
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Ferne Oldfield
Pilotsburg
Alicia Jones
Arthur C. Gingerich
Cecil
Stanley Bush
Cedar Rapids
Art
Evelyn
W. J. Foster
R. Milan Godlove
Roberta
Richard
Leavenworth
Kansas
Dr. Godlove
Milan
California
Coach Jones
Carl Martin
Henry Schmelzer
Mr. Martin
Schmelzers
Defect of tubular vision warned for drivers
A dramatic scene by a wreck shows a gravely injured woman as a doctor warns that one in every hundred is injured by automophiles annually. The article explains tubular vision as a dangerous driving defect and urges readers to test their side vision to avoid accidents.
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Evryon
United States
Oliver wins injunction to halt Marion survey contract
John P. Oliver of Marion won a court ruling in Cedar Rapids that bars the city of Marion from contracting with an engineering firm for a survey before a municipal light plant. Judge A B Clark held the survey lacked a ratifying vote and issued the injunction.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John P. Oliver
Marion
A. B. Clark
Oliver
Decision Without Hearing Quoted in Classical Adage
ASeneca quotation on judging without hearing both sides notes that a fair decision made without input remains unjust. The saying cautions that just outcomes require due process and full consideration.
Ainsworth Consolidated School District Meeting Notice
The Board of Directors of Ainsworth Consolidated School District Oregon Township Washington County Towa will meet Tuesday July 12 1932 at 8 00 p m at the school house Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time.
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Ainsworth Consolidated School District
Oregon Township
Washington County
Towa
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