Anne Jenkins Celebrates Anniversary Forgotten by Husband
Anne Jenkins returns home from a hospital stay to find her wedding anniversary nearly forgotten by Harry. She outfits the house in wedding satin and bakes a butterscotch cake while he mistakes the date. A playful mix up with the calendar ends with a surprised embrace and renewed affection as guests arrive for a small celebration.
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Anne Jenkins
Harry
Anne
Cap
Ol’ Pup
Flivwer House
George
Attaboy
Notice of Will Proof Hearing in Washington County Iowa
District Court in Washington County Iowa announces a hearing for the proof of the last will of Marcus Kuhn deceased dated May 15 1939. The hearing is set for 9:00 AM Monday June 19 1939 at the Washington Court House before the District Court or Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated and allowed.
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Washington County
Marcus Kuhn
Court House
Washington
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Summer visitors and travel notes from Wayland
Mrs. Alice Schantz and Jo Ann stay with the Schantzes for summer. Mrs. Rittler and Marguerite from Garden City Kansas visit E. G. Rittler. Ed Wenger family heads to Hamilton Ohio and Indianapolis Indiana for visits. Funeral attendance in Hopedale IL for Chriss Burkey. Nurses graduation trip to Lajunta Colorado. Bible school teaching in Pleasant Hill Illinois. Shumaker hosts Wednesday study club.
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Wayland
Alice Schantz
Jo Ann
C. K. Schantz
John Rittler
Harvey Jones
Marguerite
Garden City
Kan
E. G. Rittler
John Wenger
Edw
Bo Witting
Mary
Harry Wenger
Hamilton
Ohio
Robert Wittrig
Indianapolis
Ind
Elmer Roth
Ed Wenger
Joseph Good
Hopedale
Chriss Burkey
Early British Tank's Somme Role and Global Adoption
The tank, first used by Britain in the Somme offensive on September 15, 1916, was invented by Maj. Gen. Sir E. D. Swinton. It built on the caterpillar tractor idea from Benjamin Holt of Stockton, California, around 1900, and was later adopted in forms by France, the United States, and Germany.
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Somme
France
Sir E. D. Swinton
Benjamin Holt
Stockton
Calif
United States
Waves Wash Away Towns Along East English Shore
North Sea waves batter and erode the east coast of England, Collier's Weekly reports, destroying shore towns and villages at a rate of about one per five years.
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North Sea
England
Collier's Weekly
Notice of Will and District Court Order
By order of R R Noonan, Clerk of the District Court, dated Washington Iowa June 12 1939. The document concerns the last will and testament of the deceased and invokes official court authority with seal.
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R. R. Noonan
District Court
Washington
Iowa
President Wears No Uniform In Civilian Commander Role
The article notes the U S president is commander in chief yet remains a civilian and should not wear military or naval uniforms. It recalls James Monroe in the era of good feeling disguising in Continental army style, though such attire was no longer standard for officers.
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United States
Army
Navy
James Monroe
Continental Army
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Ana
ET Ae
Henry Hui Amtico Ate
Gibbons’ True Adventure
Ivan White
Frank Clark
Warren Bergh
Evelyn
Ionia
Mennonite Church
Town Park
Philathea S. 8
Mennonite
Wayland Park
Ole Bunch
Vincent Krabill
Peter Krabill
A. H. Keith
Earl Monson
Business
Dubuque
Everette Monson
Dale Good
Sarah Brown
North Wayland
Goldsmith
H. C. Brooks
William
Jesse Davison
Fairfield
Wesley Pritchard
Victor
Weasley
Roy Schantz
Joan
Frank Rich
Irene
Florence
Newton
Vere Rboshart
Sonja
Casey
Wilson
Coal & Ice CO
Ice Co
James van Nostrand
Carolyn McCleery
Monmouth College
Disney Cartoon
Jerspay
New York
Wellsburg
Lavern Eicher
Alaska
Bering
Chirkov
James Cook
Three Saints
Kodiak Island
Sitka
North Marion
Lead Burker
Queen Elizabeth
Carters
A. B. Schmoeller
A. W. Clow
Osteopathic
Tion
South Side
Jare
Journal
Locorri & Mysas Tosacco Co
National Tea Co
Cottage
Davey
Crchesterfield
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