Karel Sage Wedding Held At Adel April Fourteenth
Miss Jeannette Karel of Des Moines daughter of Mr and Mrs J Karel Riverside and Norman Sage son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sage Des Moines formerly Washington wed April fourteen at Adel Rev W G Warren officiated Witnesses were Mrs Warren and E W Dingwell The bride is a Washington high school graduate deputy county recorder in Washington county and now employed in Des Moines internal revenue office Sage graduated from Washington high school attended Washington junior college and Drake University and works for the state banking department
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Jeannette Karel
Des Moines
J. Karel
Riverside
Norman Sage
Frank Sage
Washington
Adel
W. G. Warren
Ade Methodist Church
Warren
E. W. Dingwell
Washington High School
Washington County
University of Lens
Internal Revenue Office
Karel Famly
Sage
Washington High
Washington Junior College
Drake University
State Baring Department
Candidate Claire Dewey Announces Republican Senate Bid
A. Claire Dewey announces a campaign for State Senate on the Republican ticket in the Washington-Hery County district seeking support for the June 4 primary.
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Ram
Washington-Hery Co
A. Claire Dewey
Zrifmws
Supervisor candidate seeks county board seat in 1985 race
Boyd Foster, 46, announces intent to run for county board of supervisors for the term starting January 1, 1985. He emphasizes support from Democratic voters and plans to compete in the June primary.
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County Board of Supervisors
Boyd Foster
Cape Sable Claims Southern Cape Status
Cape Sable Florida is identified as the southernmost point on the U.S. mainland with inferences about extreme northern, eastern and western points such as West Quaddy Head Maine and Cape Alava Washington.
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Cape Sable
Fla
United States
Minnesota
Oskaloosa Teacher Mrs Washburn to Retire After 51 Years
Mrs Washburn will retire after 51 years in the Oskaloosa public schools at the close of this school year. A testimonial dinner is sponsored by the Oskaloosa Parent Teacher council on May 15. She began as Elizabeth Collins in 1879 and taught in every grade without absence or tardiness.
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Oskaloosa
Washburn
Elizabeth Collins
Plane Hops Off for Rome Today
The monoplane Leonardo Vinci with George R. Pond and Caesare Sabelli leaves Floyd Bennett Field heading to Rome to start the 1934 transatlantic flying season. After years of delays they expect a nonstop voyage covering about 600 miles to reach Europe, with radio gear but no messaging capability and a fuel supply for several hours.
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New York
Leonardo Vinci
George R. Pond
Caesare Sabelli
Floyd Bennett Field
Todes
Rome
Pond
Sabelli
No. 4 District notes and community updates
Local column reports dust and slow weather hindering work. Mentions visits: Fred Ruebsam of Chienco with sister in Washing ton. Walter Gardner and D Glenn Beentlessom at Ainsworth. Mrs Don McLaughlin and Mrs Isaac Kleese tending baby chicks. Geo Welgman travels to Des Moines for a parental welcome and attends commence ment at Ainsworth. Russell Miller visits Washington with grandparents. Wiray and Lloyd Gray interactions. Harmony club activity noted.
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Walter Gardner
D. Glenn Beentlessom
Ainsworth
Don McLaughlin
Isaac Kleese
Geo Welgman
Des Moines
Welgman
Russell Miller
Washington
Mrs
Wiray
Lloyd Gray
Harmony Club
State President Christian Endeavor Makes Talk Here
The session drew fifty-five men and women from eleven county churches with Christ ian endeavor societies. Kathryn Littl of the Washington Presbyterian church presided with Ralph Davison as vice president Cora Mae Hotle as secretary and treasurer. The afternoon program featured song service led by Velda Parcell with Willis Wittmer at the piano. Rev Carl W Klein delivered the inspiration and Dr F W Eastwood gave the quiet hour address on witnessing for Christ. Hayden Huches spoke in the oratorical contest on Social Justice and is expected to join the state contest in Cedar Rapids in June. Dorothy Roberts and Ralph Cutler urged local youth participation in the state convention. A luncheon followed, with a pre-prayer service at 6 and a Mothers Day thought led by Ernest Simpson.
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Kathryn Littl
Washington Presbyterian Church
Ralph Davison
Brighton Christian Church
Cora Mae Hotle
Thy Valley Evangelical — Church
Elven
Velda’ Parcell
Hane
Willis Wittmer
Carl W. Klein
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
F. W. Eastwood
Christ
Hayden Huches
Soci
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Rapids
Drake University
Dorothy Roberts
Ralph Cutler
Washington County
United Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Little
Ernest Simpson
Sunshine Gospel Trio Performs At Emanuel Mennonite Church
The Sunshine Gospel Trio from Moody Bible Institute Chicago gave a May 5 program at Emanuel Mennonite Church with gospel songs and two addresses by the Maueh sisters and Jane Reed. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the event.
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Lena Goldsmith
Wayland
Ed Wyse
J. A. Freyere
Peter
Karl Johnson
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Joseph Graber
Ronald
Jamiel Graber
Esther Hone
Stirling
Newton Prey
Brighton
J. A. Prey
Washington County Committee Bans Political Posters on Highway
Chairman Fleb. Smith announced notices from state chairman J. J. Polleting that the fete hich way commission ruled no political posters may be displayed on the public highway.
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Fleb. Smith
Washington County Dena Ratio Central Committees
J. J. Polleting
Fete Hichway Commission
Delightful Afternoon Meeting With Mre Toy And McLaughlin
A pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering featured Mre Toy and McLaughlin. Guests enjoyed refreshments that proved refreshing and satisfying after the midday event.
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Mre Toy
McLaughlin
John M. Wilson Dies. Funeral Scheduled for Tuesday
Obituary notes John M. Wilson who served thirty five years with the Pullman company as a conductor. He retired owing to ill health, made funeral plans, and died peacefully with plans arranged and pallbearers chosen. He never married, leaving sister Miss Alice Wilson and niece Mrs. Hazel Mount Riecher. Martha Mount is his surviving relative two years after Alice’s death.
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Hazel Mount Riecher
Washington, D. C
Alice Wilson
Jonathan Wilson
Martha Mount
James
Alice
Change in Securities Bill Faces House Action
Representative Sam Rayburn announced that the stock change control bill will be administered by the Federal Trade Commission with clear margin restrictions once the congressional section is finished. The Senate version creates a new agency for administration and Rayburn plans a House vote to send the bill to a joint conference. President Truman’s aides indicated low confidence inWhite House support for a compromise plan as allies push for passage of anti crime measures.
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D. C
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House
William P. Connery
House Labor
Elmer Thomas
Ollahoma
Local News Highlights in North Iowa and Chicago Visit
Harry Whittaker traveled to Chicago with two cattle as part of a local trade note. Dougherty Bros. announce a sale day and suit fittings with guaranteed fit. The Washington Company closes its North Iowa Avenue station after ten years, moving all Washington business to East Washington Street. Miss Ryelon Van Zanty and sister Doriv Van Zanty visited Grinnell. mice plate and luncheon notes. Mrs J S McKinnes attended Mothers Day events with family at the University of Iowa. Gov. Clyde L. Herving honored at Iowa City Governor's Day.
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WY. Price & Co
Dougherty Bros
Washington Copany
Iowa Avenue
Washington
East
Washington Street
Dougherty Iires
Fd V. Prive
Ryelon van Zanty
Grinnell
Mics Doriv van Zanty
Orion & Speer
Mcklhinnes
Univerity of Iowa
Chey Je
Ton Rie
Helen Harvey
Joe Belkha
Glaspey and Witzpaterick
Iowa City
Joe
Reno Criticizes AAA Activities Started Year Ago
Reno attacks Agricultural Adjustment Act actions as of a year ago. He accuses Wall Street influenced bankers and Secretary Wallace, claims a Washington Post dispatch misrepresents him, and urges farmers to unite to force fair treatment and policy reform.
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AAA
Wall Street
Agricultural Department
Washington
Washington Post
Eugene V. Meyer
Federal Resort Bank
Secretary Wallace
United States
Meyer
Henry Wallace
International Bankers
Myers
Doles
Homestead Farm notes on wealth and town life
A column from Homestead Farm by Alvin C. Hasty reflects on a Chicago magnate facing a $200000 bail, warns riches can depart, and contrasts West Liberty's neat town image with local boosters. It also recaps farm hints, weather notes, and light anecdotes about pets, households, and May farming scenes.
Chevrolet sales top 100000 in April marking a record
Detroit May 14 Chevrolet reports April retail sales of 100046 cars and trucks, including exports and Canada, rising from 59193 in April 1983 and 96593 in March. First four months total 10533, a 52 percent gain, driven by new 1934 knee action models despite prior shortages.
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Detroit
Mich
William &. Holler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Holler
Ill News From California and Iowa Notes
Mrs. G W Hay reports Mrs W C Allen of California widow of Rev Allen says her son Dr Paul Allen of Cherokee Iowa is not improving after an infected finger led to a streptococcic infection. Mrs Allen cannot travel to Iowa for support. Mrs Shannon visits Mt Pleasant to see ill brother Sam Shannon. Ed V Price Co showcases new tailored suits May 15. Miss Margaret Griffith weekends at Mt Vernon visiting brother Edwin a Cornell student.
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G. W. Hay
W. C. Allen
California
Rev. Allen
Paul Allen
Cherokee
Iowa
Ed. V. Price & Co
Dougherty Bros
Margaret Griffith
Mt. Veenon
Edwin
Cornell College
St James School Wins Bell Prize in PTA Visitors Week
The Sisters and pupils of St James school thank the PTA for their prize a beautiful new bell which they received this week in the city council PTA sponsored visitors week contest.
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St. James School
Swastika’s ancient roots span 3000 years before Christ
The swastika, long used as a geometric symbol, predates Nazi use by millennia and appears across cultures. It originated in the Near East well before Christ, challenging the idea of exclusive Aryan or Christian ownership.
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Nazi Germany
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