St Mary's faculty to summer study and convent closes
The Sisters of Charity serving St Mary’s High School plan summer departures for study in Milwaukee Dubuque and Park College while the St Mary’s convent will close for the season. Mass times shift to 7 and 9 30 a m starting the Sunday after notice. Local residents and visitors are listed in the accompanying social notes.
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Riverside
Ters of Charity
St. Mary's High School
Mary Maritius
Milukee
Wis
Mary Jilla
Inazetta
Milwaukee
Iquette University
Mary St. Ralph
Mary Franzeline
Undelsen College
Dubuque
St. Mary's
Lara Lutwitz
Sisters Dury
Herome
Audubon
Theummer
Family Visits Highlight Des Moines Connections
Des Moines relatives span cities as Joan Schnoebelen arrives for summer with mother Mrs. Geneva Schnoebelen and kin. Clara Vondrasek from Chicago visits Cedar Rapids relatives. John Walsh family moves to Grant Stoker home. Ruth Rice, Mercy hospital student nurse, visits her Iowa City siblings. Donald Hotka stationed at Chanute Field joins sister Kathleen Hotka in visiting parents Joseph and Mrs. Hotka.
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Joan Schnoebelen
Des Moines
Geneva Schnoebelen
Clara Vondrasek
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Milton Sojka
Sojka
John Walsh
Grant Stoker
Stoker Famil
Ruth Rice
Mercy Hospital
Town City
C. B. Rice
Donald Hotka
United States Service
Chanute Field
Illinois
Kathleen Hotka
Iowa City
Joseph Hotka
Mrs Bertha Hodson Taken By Death at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Bertha Hodson aged 78 died Friday at her daughter Mrs James Morgan's home where she had lived for three and a half years. She was born June 3, 1864 in Richwood Jefferson county and married to Jonathon Hodson in 1884. Surviving are two sons two daughters a sister nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral plans await word from distant relatives with services likely Sunday at the Morgan home officiated by Rev E F Vous. Burial will be in Walnut Cemetery south of Pleasant Plain.
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Brighton
Bertha Hodson
James Morgan
Hodson
Bertha McMurray
Richwood
Jefferson County
Albert
Elizabeth McMurray
Jonathon Hodson
James
Ross Hodson
Pleasant Plain
Morgan
Harold Brown
Pembine
Wisconsin
Matt Hook
East Pleasant Plain
Rev
E. FE. Vous
Methodist Church
Purial
Walnut Cemetery
Rivers Named Colorado Spur Confusion Across States
A riddle notes two rivers share the Colorado name in the United States. One Colorado River runs through Texas while another flows through Arizona toward the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting geographic naming quirks.
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Colorado
The
United States
Texas
Arizona
Gulf of Mexico
Mrs. V. Stagner Honored at Riverside Shower
A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Vernon Stagner, formerly Euniece Craig, was hosted by the South Side club at Trinity Methodist Church in Riverside. Guests included many local women, gifts included an electric clock, and other clubs shared needlework and luncheon earlier in the day.
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Riversie
Vernon Stagner
Euniece Craig
Trinity Methodist Church
South Side Club
Earl Walton
Lynn Allen
Thomas Butz
M. Q. Weichmeyer
Melvin Havel
Darlene
Henry Wieland
Charles Rath
Charles Havel
William Ingram
Anna Younkin
Fred Havel
Jesse Sleichter
Roy Snyder
Albert Dunn
Olin Gingerich
Allen Snyder
Jess Gingerich
Alva Heck
R. J. Marner
Minnie Holt
Delbert Flynn
Clara Chabal
Carrie Tden
Bertha Reliall
Riverside
Clarence Brisky
Iowa City
Ray Cummings
North Liberty
William Wright
Maryland
Lloyd Stagner
Kalona
Ernest Salladay
Myron Salladay
Washington
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Mary Gertrude Griffin
Fitzsimmons
Miss Griffin
John Knittel
Annariffin
C. ¥. Dautremont
William Knebel
Estelle Critz
Carrie Iden
Mountains of Wealth in the Andes Mines
The Andes hold vast metal wealth with Potosi mines producing silver valued well over three billion dollars since 1545. Bolivian Indians guard ancient, unworked sites and fear deadly retribution for sharing knowledge. An exception occurred when an Indian revealed a rich old mine after receiving a cow as a gift.
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Andes
Potosi
Fire Ants Threaten Brazilian Jungles
The text describes the diverse fire ant species in Brazil, noting the large poisonous tucandera and the small red ants that bite like fire. It highlights the palo santo fire ant that colonizes trees and swarms intruders, causing beasts and humans to avoid infested forest areas.
Marine Decorations Awarded After World War I
U S marines received 1 668 decorations by the end of World War I and hundreds more after the Armistice. The awards reflect continued recognition for service across the late war period and immediate postwar clearance.
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U. S
Journal staff of eighty in rural towns ad
Advertising note expresses wish to present pictures of all eighty Journal correspondents stationed in rural communities and nearby towns.
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Journal
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Farly
Bernard Scobameier
St. Mary's Church
St Mary’s Church
Rose
Davnport
Leo Stockman
Ad Family
Cosgrove
Vistors
Joseph P. Pailliotet
Adrian Dautremont
V. Dautremont
Gae Ann Dautremont
Frank F. Florang
Anna Krotz
Frankrymek
Florange
Mr Florang
Prymek
Bertha Odson
Dence
A. W. Clow
State Theater
V. Stagner
Dutch Harbor
U.S
International
Unalaska
T. K. Hill
Ralph Shannon
Bill Shanon
the News Department
Dave Elder
Advertising & Printing
Bruce Cowden
MRS
Clarice Meek Society
Maxine
Baxter County News
Journal Office
Mary Lynn Wehr
Stella Palmer
Edith Morris
Mable Elder
Gladys Mace
Linotype
Uncle Sam
Tom Sipwart
Advertising Signal Corps
Chas
Sutten Janitor & Mailing
ED Squires
Art Slaton
Linotype Air Corps
Chas. Morris
the Evening Journal
Elder, Shannon
Gladys Edwards
Harry Watkins
Pressman
Maynard Kalelo
Carl Hancher
Louise Fields
Max
Intertype
Dale Bowers
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