Marriage of Mia Zita Bush to Ray F Chorpenning
Mia Zita Bush daughter of Charles and Mrs Bush of Washington marries Ray F Chorpenning son of Porter of Brighton on a Saturday afternoon October 4 at Puegnas aecteaane. Officiant Teay FW uses single Hg Garemony. Reception attended by Miss Zel la Mish twin sister of the bride with Roy Kurta. The bride attended Waidonion retool class of 2 employed as Waltres on the North Side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Zita Bush
Mev
Charles Bush
Washington
Ray F. Chorpenning
Hee Heel Porter
Brighton Teak
Puegnas Aecteaane
Teay FW
Zella Mish
Roy Kurta
Seo Waidonion
Waltres
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Look
Bright ad touts MELLO GLO powder as a skin saver offering a years younger appearance. Claims include full coverage, no pastiness or flakiness, and long wear. Produced for public sale by MELIA Bros Drugists with government-passed color and a French spreading process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Melia N Bros
Letter From Joe Brower Describes Life in Chandler Arizona
Joe Brower formerly with the Journal, now in Arizona, writes from Chandler detailing life on a Salt River Valley ranch near Gilbert. He describes cattle herds, cotton and alfalfa fields, a 32 day hay season, and 97,060 cattle owned by the 4-Slash Outfit across the valley. He notes schooling requirements, long drives to town, and misgivings about picking cotton weights while adjusting to the desert climate and wildlife. He mentions family, work as a welder, and hopes to return to work next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Joe Brower
Ariz
Arizona
Chandler
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Dear
Journal
Inlbert
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Dalley
Miss Frances Boyd Hosts Friday Evening Honor for Mary Crossett
Miss Frances Boyd entertained at her parents' home Friday evening in honor of Miss Mary Crossett, soon to be married. About ten attended the informal party with gifts to be guessed before opening. Refreshments followed in a pink and white color scheme, served at four small tables with fall floral centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Stewart
J. Rehmel
Harold Montgomery
R. L. McGugin
Rehmel
Lucille Knox
R. J. Burdette
Rob. McGugin
I. T. Rehmel
Presdent
Herman Twinam
Pdent
William Graf
Harry Turner
George Clapper
Frances Boyd
Roya
Mary Crossett
Monday Social Calendar With Women’s Groups Event
Social calendar notes meetings and events for Monday including Daughters of Union, Pythian Sisters, and other clubs. Requests include bringing tea supplies, needlework, dishes, and utensils. notice urges parent attendance and readiness for inspections. October entries for various groups are listed with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union
Stodames Botal
Pythian Sisters
K. C Hall
Ten New Cars Are Licensed in County
Ten new cars were licensed in the county at the end of the period. Owners and locations include B. Phimley of Washington Ponta tudor F A Schneider Illa Ford J A Atterblack Ainsworth Chevrolet sedan Francis F Hofer Kalona Plymouth coupe Washington Loan and Trust company Ford ton Ford tudor Olin Merrick Kalona Willis coach Vernon Capen West Liberty four door Hon Divan Wells Ford standard coupe F Reid Washington Studebaker sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Phimley
Washington
Ponta
Tudor
F. A. Schneider
Ford J. A
Air Liner Crash Kills Eight In Dresden Approach
Berlin Oct 6 An air liner en route from Berlin to Vienna crashed while attempting to land at Dresden. Six passengers and two crew were killed, one passenger escaped. The Luft-Hansa craft suffered motor trouble just before the scheduled landing. One wrecked plane remained at Dresden airport.
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Berlin
Dresden
Hoard
Luft-Hansa
Vienna
Deesden
Tadies Aid Sale At Barclay’s Store Saturday
The Tadies Aid of St. Paul Evangelical church holds a fake sale this Saturday at the southwest corner of the square near Barclay's store. Also noted is a general election of country club officers next Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
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Tadies
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Barclay’s
Birthday Plan Clears a Legal Knot in Time
Elaine and George race to wed at five minutes to six after Old Daniel devises a hairsplitting but practical solution. The plan hinges on birth times and a telegram from the attorney to secure the estate split under Robert’s will. They rush to the Little Church Around the Corner with license and ring ready.
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Laine Verdon
George Mostet
George
Eine
Mary
Worge
Rey
Murtel
Emma
Daniel Seals
Daniel Reid
Elaine
Muriel
Daniel
Blaine
Old Daniel
Old Ban Les
Old Dan
San Francisco
Flaine
New York
Ixmelock
Robert
Dante
Sad Winners Gov Bibbs Yarns About France and Germany
A brief, faded column reflects on postwar tensions with France and Germany. It notes reparations complaints and mutual disarmament frustration, while a local voice expresses mixed, humorous opinions about the situation and the idea of cheering up the French.
A Rose for Romance in a New York Rose Garden
AMY DUNN AY CHALMERS is a young man in New York whose health falters from overwork. He finds solace in cultivating roses and dreams of companionship. A professor hints at marriage as a remedy, and a surprises unfolds with the arrival of a refined daughter and a prized rose he must nurture.
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AY Chalmers
New York
Ray
Connceticnt
Western College Ag
Howe
May
Wring
Tye
Mr. Chalmers
U and I Club Applauded by Husbands in Poem Read
The article notes the U and I club is praised by husbands as women hold W and T clite meetings and monthly club dinners. Joe Maxwell reads a poem about the U and I club describing frizled chicken and cake and pie. He declares a wish to share a last supper with the U and I members.
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W and T
U and T
Joe Maxwell
Milford Barnes to speak on living at one's best at club convention
Dr. Milford E. Barnes, professor of preventive medicine at the University of Tow a, will present a talk titled Living at One's Best at the T BOW convention session next Wednesday afternoon. He speaks by courtesy of the Town State Medical society. His career includes work with the International Health board of the Rockefeller Foundation and leadership roles in Red Cross and tropical medicine efforts.
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Milford E. Barnes
Husine
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Rush Medical College
Barnes
Londonchool of Tropical Medicine
Foreign Service Division
International Health Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Red Cross Society
Congress of Red Cross Societies
United States
Johns Hopking School of Hygiene
Sigapore
Settlement
Siam
University of
Towa
Towa City
Entry in the Rose Show Sparks Help Offer
A girl investigates a rose with a card claiming it as her entry in a rose show. She remembers past greenhouse experiments with varieties and colors, and invites Mr. Chalmers to let her help transplant and care for it while her father agrees to supervise, teasing about Tony’s towers.
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Mr. Chalmers
Sial
Will
Rosie
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Tena Hoxworth
Meers
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Howard 4Derson
Rodney Arnold
Harry Drake
George Baker
Rolce Kurtz
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Crawford Township
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D. J. Messenger
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Homer Paulstrove
Crawfordsville
Lemley
Veterans’ Hospital
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Hallowe'en
Joe Schlatter
Esther Orvis
Ka Kallaus
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Fairview Community Club
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Joe Brower
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A Wade
Farm Bureau
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Y. Thy Oth
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Indep ‘Club
Chas, Rothilisberger
Rosemary Club
Les
Grace Shaw
Friendship
Bibbs
Montgomery
Rose
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