Simple Early Summer Wedding in Davenport
Doris Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Fields of 223 North 4th street married Paul Hunt from Davenport in a home ceremony attended by about fifteen guests. Dr F W Eastwood read the service, Miss Helen Carriti Hunt was bridesmaid, and a yellow white garden theme marked the reception. The bride wore tan lace with orchid and peach flowers and a diamond necklace. The couple left for Davenport after the ceremony. Out-of-town guests included Edward Hunt of Chicago and Bill Hunt of Davenport.
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Doris Fields
al Fields
North 4Th Street
Paul Hunt
Davenport
Edward Hunt
Macon
F. W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
Fritz Fields
Helen Carr
Hunt
Het Man
Miss Carr
Kansas City
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Chicago
Bill Hunt
County Wool Wednesday Evening at City Hall
Announcement notes a Wool County gathering Wednesday at eight o'clock in city hall with C. W. McDonald of Ames attending. Appears June 2. Washington May update reports James Cannon and others before the senate lobby investigation committee. Cannon’s appearance postponed by request from Cal Wex. Caraway chose a new date for Methodist bishop testimony.
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City Hall
C. W. McDonald
Ames
Washington
Hechop
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Caaway Annoumend Cannon
Caraway
Cal Wex
Cricy
New Face Powder Melds Long Wear in Fresh Ad
A French process creates MELLO GLO Face Powder praised for smooth texture and long wear. The ad boasts pure powder that avoids pasty or flaky appearance, does not irritate skin or clog pores, and promises a youthful bloom from MELLO GLO.
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Mello Glo. Bros. Druggists
Railroads as a nickname for unpaid fare money
In the article the term railroad refers to funds sent in by patrons who did not pay or underpaid their rail fare, using the nickname to describe the money collected as a remedy for default.
Thrush Family Water Flight Noted In Fragment
Fragmentary text notes the thrush family flies both in air and through water and comments on the bird’s feet not being adapted to ground mixing, while it uses its wings in a different way.
Crawfordsville Notes From May Day Visits and Moves
Crawfordsville notes list May visits by Margaret Schmitt to Keota to see her grandmother Mrs. Dunshee and rides home with Mr and Mrs Lee Lease. Mina McCleary returns from Keota after completing school. Lloyd Moorhart and family move to Mt Pleasant. G W Pool returns from Des Moines. Mrs J A Moorhead visits from Washington and reports Mr Moorhead's mobility in a wheeled chair. Latimer Davis, Robert Howell and [Granvitte Love] were ordained.
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Crawfordsville
Margaret Schmitt
Keota
Dunshee
Lee Lease
Mina McCleary
Lloyd Moorhart
Mt. Pleasant
G. W. Pool
Des Moines
J. A. Moorhead
Washington
Poppies sale aids disabled veterans and a murder trial planned
The article notes poppy sales organized by the American Legion Auxiliary to Memorial Day supporting disabled World War II veterans. An Anti-Saloon League event in the United Presbyterian church features a murder trial titled Who Killed Bart Wright with local participants. Funeral attendance and visits from area residents are also listed.
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Ladies of the
United Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon League of
Iowa
Bart Wright
John Lease
Lee Lease
Sprague
Aln. Porter
W. H
Mary
Taniac Promises Weight Loss and Strength Boost
Ad text touts Taniac as a wartime style remedy to build weight and strengthen nerves with a money back guarantee. Claims include increased pep and vigor with a druggist endorsement and bold assurances.
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Taniac
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L. A. Jones
South
Iowa Avenue
Helen Junebluth
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Martha Reister
Helen Jones
Kerr
Manton Hebner
Wanda Neiswanger Cartercof
Honolulu
Martin Westen
Havre
Sam Wittmer
Sadie Miller
Will Stafford
Carline Tucker
Hazel Keller
Frank Moore
J. W. Meyer
Will McBride
Sam Baker
Fred Nelswinger
Harve Carter
Wandaline Kahala
Hawaii
South Town Avenue
Bess Jones
Thora Warner Reynolds
Nora Warner
Manners Pondent
The
Journal
the Evening Journal
Rothschild
Ain
Nelly Don
Donna Gordon
Rothschild ’S
Washington, Iowa
South Side Square
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