Marian Anderson Slivick Marries in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Marian Gray Anderson of Chicago wed George Slivick of Grand Rapids Mich at the Methodist temple in Chicago on March 5. The couple now reside at 6311 Greenwood Avenue Chicago.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
3
Miss Marian Gray Anderson of Chicago wed George Slivick of Grand Rapids Mich at the Methodist temple in Chicago on March 5. The couple now reside at 6311 Greenwood Avenue Chicago.
Braden notes Mrs Frank Sickles shows progress after a broken arm Rev A N Porter aided with papering and the project is finished. The Boyd Twinam birthday surprise party honored Mrs Twinam and others with a supper and cake while neighbors visited. Oscar Hughes W J Smith families attended. Earl Berkshire and local men cleared roads for hacks.
The P H club meets March 24 at Mrs J C Wenger with a Swiss cream cheese lesson and roll call salad recipe. Havre social club gathers with Mrs Harry Bishop Thursday afternoon. Baptist Ladies hold a Friday 2 30 church social. W H M S of M E church meet Friday afternoon at Mrs P J Babcock 308 E Jefferson. Clara Huber leads.
The 19th Century club will meet Saturday with Mrs. Lloyd Hytle. Miss Myrta Jeffrey will review the book The Fruit of the Family Tree.
Mr and Mrs Walter Keiper of Crawfordsville celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today. They have two daughters Mrs Fred Anwyl near Crawfordsville and Mrs Ernest Clark of Crawfordsville, plus four grandchildren Max Anwyl Isabelle Anwyl Talma and Marie Chirk. Keipers long-time community residents, Mr Keiper a retired farmer and a respected figure, Mrs Keiper noted for devotion to home and family. The couple marks fifty years of married life.
Local readers praise a heated basketball game between Washington Junior College and Pasadena with commentary from Lena Stewart and Gale Hoesseltine. The piece also mentions town weather shifts, seasonal moves, and community visits across Washington.
Chas Scranton was elected White Oak school director for a three year term at a Monday meeting. We. A. Frustein’s term ended and he moved from the district. Ed Stoutner of Wellston did wood work for Lloyd Luers and August Pasch on Wednesday. George Augustine attended Mrs. Bond’s funeral in Rubin. Carmaletta Pasch visited Eva Wagner near Washington. They attended the county spelling con.
In Clay the recent school election re elected C E B Wolcott for another term and Clarence Pringle for a one year term. Mrs Wim Powell lies in Washington county hospital. Local families visited relatives over the weekend including Adrian Batter Jack, Frank Ash family, and Wm Cavin children. Roger Stannard placed 65th in the county spelling contest in Washington with Carmaletta finishing fourth. Carl Daerings spent Sunday with Gowey near Pleasant Plain.
Trenton March 2 Ins Police say no new reports in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping mystery as the case enters its fourth week. Colonel H Norman Schwarzkopf dismisses Caldwell’s asserted information as having no bearing on the case. The bulletin stresses there is no evidence the infant is held off the coast near Buena Ventura.
A group of 24 senators signed a petition urging the judiciary committee to act promptly on repeal or modification proposals to the eighteenth amendment. After circulating the petition for four days the leader announced plans to discharge the committee and bring the issue to a senate vote, following the house vote of 227 to 187 last week. Senator Borah of Idaho is noted.
Miss Serene Buffington of Wapello visited this afternoon with Miss Blanche Brook, as a city leader announced they welcomed such a vote.
The Garden club will not meet this week with Mrs Varfel. A rescheduled session will be held one week later with Mrs N M Speidel at 3113.
Miss Juliet Cannon of Morning Sun visited at the home of her nephew J. C. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edgar Jr of Tama Iowa were weekend visitors with his parents. Harry Orchard learned his father Joseph Orchard died Saturday night in Los Angeles California. Mr. Orchard
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