Keota-Nebraska Bridegroom Weds in Quiet Baptist Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Nycum of Keota and Earl Chambers of Washington married this morning at the Baptist church parsonage in Keota Rev A A Vinz officiating. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in the Ozark mountains and will reside at 901 North Marion Avenue Washington Iowa after September first. Mrs Chambers attended Keota High School and Cedar Falls before teaching in Richland schools. The bride wore light blue silk crepe with matching hat and a white sport ensemble for traveling.
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Dorothy Allen
Tom Nycum
Keota
Earl Chambers
Washington
A. A. Vinz
Baptist Church
Winga’s
Cedar Falls
Richland
Chambers
Maytag
Scott Furniture Company
Ozark Mountains
North
Marion Avenue
Iowa
Railway Time Table Highlights for Eastbound and Westbound
The timetable lists Eastbound arrivals for No. 4 Golden State Limited at 3:38 am and No. 12 Express at 1:10 am, with No. 50 Local at 6:10 pm. Westbound departures show No. 23 Golden State Limited and No. 29 Local at 6:30 pm and 9:20 am respectively, plus freight and branch notes.
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Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
Southwest Limited
Ladies Social Union plans ice cream social
The Ladies Social Union of the New Haven church will meet with Miss Helen Wolf on Tuesday July 29 to make plans for an ice cream social. The Booster club also meets with Mrs Everette Smith that afternoon with roll call picnic suggestions and menus. Mrs Robt Davison hosts EB O W club Tuesday evening and asks attendees to bring a needle and thimble.
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Ladies Social Union of
New Haven Church
Helen Wolf
Everette Smith
Vision of San Francisco Born from Hammond’s Survey
In early San Francisco, Richard Pindell Hammond foresaw a bustling harbor city and laid out land for a great metropolis. Today, a mud flat covers much of the once planned site with only a fisherman’s shack remaining amid the bay’s sprawling growth.
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San Francisco
Richard Pindell Hammond
John Hays Hammond
Golden Gate City
Hammond
San Francisco Bay
Pacific Coast
Tippling and Riots End Morris Dancing in Lancashire
A Manchester Guardian columnist notes the decline of Lancashire morris dancing due to injudicious drinking at stops, brawls between rival teams, and riotous crowds. An 1821 depiction by Alex Wilson shows a surge of disorder in Long Millgate, Manchester, with local figures including Rev. Brooks appearing amid the turmoil.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Alex Wilson
Long Millgate
Manchester
Brooks
Capital of Contrasts Budapest
Budapest sits on both sides of the Danube with Buda’s royal castle and Coronation church and Pest’s bustling commercial district. The metropolis, a symbol of historic Hungary, contrasts old royal heritage with modern urban life along the Danube.
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Hungary
Danube
Budapest
Europe
Vienna
Buda
Pest
Study of the Wild Ecology and its practical aims
A general overview explains animal ecology as organizing observations from field naturalists into a science. It focuses on life histories and population numbers to address practical problems caused by civilization affecting animal and plant life.
Engagement Sparks Reveal in Society Family Tale
Walter Dillingham plans to marry Margaret Blair while Cynthia Waldron serves as his father Curtis’s secretary. John Blair once wealthy, Margaret keeps her distance from society as past fortunes fade.
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Dillingham
Walter
Cynthia
Curtis
Margaret Blair
Walter Dillingham
Margaret
Dad
John Blair
Society
Cynthia Waldron
Miss Waldron
Mr. Dillingham
Curtis Dillingham
Parents dispute baby exchange after hospital tests
William Watkins and his wife firm on keeping their baby despite scientists urging an infant swap with the Bambergers. Both sides claim the child is theirs and vow legal action to determine custody, amid test results and intense family dispute.
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Chicago Gully
William Watkins
Charles Bambergers
Ons
Jane
Laimiy
Whtkins
Batrbersar
Watkins
Crs
Bamberger
Pamberger
Parable Reference on Names in Usage
The Washington Star notes a language point where the phrase a certain rich man is misread as a proper name Lives. The article explains usage has treated Lives as a name though it is an adjective meaning sich in the biblical text.
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Lives
Washington Star
Lavish Musical and Technicolor Details for The Song of Pleasure
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents its all talking adaptation of Crane Wilbur’s pageant The Song White 4. The cast includes Lawrence Gray Wynne Gibson Helen Johnson May Boley and Benny Rubin with numbers by Fred Fisher Mountgomery Ward and Fred Ahlert. Production by Harry Beaumont with segments filmed in Technical. Open Monday at the host theatre.
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Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Crane Wilbur
Piage
Amoushose
Wynne Gibron
Helen Johnson
Hollywood
New York
May Boley
Benny Ruin
Kenneth Thomson
Agai Lee Kohlmar
Urk
Fred Ahlert
Mountgomey and Ward
Fred Fisher
Brenon Presents The Case of Sergt. Grischa at Graham Theatre
Herbert Brenon’s new film The Case of Sergt. Grischa adapts Arnold Zweig’s war novel with Chester Morris in the lead as a common man trapped by the war machine. Betty Compson plays Babka the outlaw leader while Jean Hersholt portrays Posmanski as Brenon introduces new themes and techniques in this dramatic production.
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Herbert Brenon
Brenon
Sergt. Grischa
Arnold Zweig
Graham Theatre
Chester Morris
An Early Settler Recalls the Past
Mr. and Mrs. Smylie reminisce about Crawfordsville's frontier days in Iowa. They recall thrice daily mail from Burlington, a town once named Neal Town, Rankin House as a social hub and abolitionist station, and the hard life of tilled land, disease, and scarce doctors.
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Ohio
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Mr. Smylie
Burlington
Neals
Neal Town
Crawford
Rankin
Kansas
John Brown
Old United Presbytery
Frost
Jayne
Mail Carriers Plan Labor Day Picnic in Local Park
Morning Sun representatives announced a district picnic for mail carriers on Labor Day September 1 at Locust Grove park Morning Sun. The 140 carriers in the district will be served by a committee including Postmasters Myers Columbus Junction Barnes Wapello and Moe Clarkin Morning Sun to arrange a speaker games and stunts. An auxiliary was formed with Mrs R E Griffith president and Mrs John Wilson secretary both of Morning Sun. George Bryant Morning Sun will attend the state convention in Storm Lake from August 6 to 8.
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Columbus Junction
Locust Grove Park
Morning Sun
Myers
Barnes
Wapello
Moe Clarkin
R. E. Griffith
John Wilson
George Bryant
Storm Lake
Fairfield Gwen Is Miss Iowa for 1930
Des Moines July 26 Margaret Samuelson aged 21 crowned state queen of beauty as Miss Iowa. The Fairfield sophomore at Parsons College will represent Iowa at a national show in Galveston Texas August 2 to 6. She stands 5 feet 3 inches and weighs 104 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes.
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Des Moines
Margaret Samuelson
Miss Fairfield
Iowa
Fairfield Miss
Parsons College
Galveston
Tex
Reform Presbyterian Sermons By Rev G R Steele
Rev G R Steele of Bloomington Indiana will preach morning and evening at the Reform Presbyterian Church. Morning subject The Faith of Job. Evening subject Gods Love for the Wayward.
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G. R. Steele
Bloomington
Indiana
Job
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Church Parkor
Howard Buchanan
Egypt
Buchanan
Nettie McLaughlin
J. W. Masson
J. M. Godfrey
J. C. Kilgore
Tony Meath
Merry Mixer Club
Laura
Lucile DeLong
Wilma jRomine
Lola Ramege
Leota Ramge
Violet Romine
Letha Dayton
Ralph Romine
Jas U Lockwood
Laura Lucile Delong
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Rose M. Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
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Hazel Haven
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Cyrus
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H. Irving King
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House of All Nations
Rankin House
Pioneer Times
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
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