Reverend Hampton Performs Two Marriage Ceremonies In Parish Parlor
The Rev. W. H. Hampton joined Mise Grace M. Duttwell er of Brighton in matrimony at his home with only witness Rittie Weaver Brooks and her son C. Brooks present. Rubs Nicholonr of Weehing ton and Mr. Osea ward of Titus were also married at the Christian parsonage with Dr. Hampton officiating before Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hampton
Mise
Grace M. Duttweller
Brighton
Rltie Weaver Brooks
C. Brookes
Carras
Mies
Nicholonr
Weehington
Osea
Ward
Titus
Sclewmire
Christian Parsonage
Dr. Hampton
Edgar Blick
Mason City bans nude knees in city amid fashion clash
Mason City police matron Anna Merrincourt declares war on bare knees. She denounces the new fashion saying girls aged nine and older should be forbidden to display bare knees at public dances. The crackdown aims to curb perceived modesty violations and requires enforcement in public venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Anna Merrincourt
Paris
Merrincourt
Zion
Tress
Brick paving prices fall in Des Moines bids
Des Moines bids show the lowest prices in months as Wright Construction offers 3.84 per yard for asphalt-filled brick pavement on multiple streets including South Union and Jackson. This follows a 4.15 bid on Southwest Ninth street last week, with Wright also bidding 4.09 for sheet caphalt, a drop from wartime levels.
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Des Moines
City Hall
Wright Construction Company
South Union Street
Jackson Street
Indianola Road
Women Fill Entire Train During Historic Run
A first in railroad history saw an entire train occupied by women during a period linked to a wartime delegation and an event tied to a world exposition in a hot city. The read suggests a notable female presence aboard a single journey reflecting broader social changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warchusetts
Hot City
Community announcements from local clubs and groups
The notes list choir rehearsal Friday at 7 36 PM at the church 9213. Women's Home Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Harry Montgomery Leader Mrs H J Ward S212 Damascus Shrine No 10 White Shrine of Jerusalem holds a regular meeting Thursday at Moose hall first since summer vacation 9113. Hoyay Canptive ceremonial Thursday at Carolyn McCleery home bring money for honor beads 9113. Presbyterian Ladies bake sale in Frank Stewart room next Saturday October 1 at 9 30 g1t4. W RK IC meets Saturday at 2 26 PM in G A R hall full attendance desired g114. Mrs Louis Swift entertaining Independent club Thursday afternoon 913. Havre Social club postpones meeting with Mrs John Koeh to Oct 6 9113. Bible study Fortnightly club Monday 2 30 PM at Mrs Frank Wilson home 214. Fortnightly club executive board meeting Monday 4 PM at Mrs Frank L Wilson home 9213. Presbyterian ladies missed by soliciting committee asked to contribute baked goods call Mrs R H Walker 170 Black 922. Farmers Union meeting Friday evening at Young America 7 30 bring sandwiches and cups. Fortnightly club current events department meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs F L Wilson
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Damascus Shrine
Jerusalem
Moose Hall
Presbyterian
R. H. Walker
Dutch concert traditions described in a social setting
A description outlines two forms of Dutch concert: one where each man sings his own piece while his neighbor joins in, and another where individuals sing a verse of any song followed by a familiar chorus as a burden. Both forms end with all participants singing their songs together in a grand finale.
Koston Transcript Cites Wind as Prerequisite to Sails
The source notes that success depends on raising the wind before attempting sea navigation. Koston emphasizes preparation and momentum, linking firm footing to future voyages and outcomes.
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Koston Transcript
Riverside Couple Weds in St Mary's Church
Riverside Sept 28 Miss Agnes Eleanor Streb daughter of Frank Streb and Peter Schneider son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Schneider were married Tuesday at 9 am at St Marys church. Rev B Jacobemeier officiated and celebrated nuptial mass. The bride wore white charmeuse satin with silver lace and pearls and carried a bouquet of bride's robes. A shower reception followed at the bride's father's home with about fifty guests. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside on the farm north of town after Oct 15. The bride, a former St Marys student and rural teacher, and the groom a lifelong progressive farmer were joined by guests including Mrs Catherine Lee and family, Mrs Richard Lee and son Richard, and Mrs Ed Meade and family.
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Riverside
Agnes Eleanor Streb
Frank Streb
Peter Schneider
Cornelius Schneider
St. Mary's Church
B. Jacobemeier
Alicia Sehneider
St. Mary's School
Catherine Lee
Richard Lee
Richard
Mary
Iowa City
Ed Meade
Windom
A Small Town Idol in Mack Sennett Program
The Pax Theatre screens Mack Sennett comedy drama A Small Town Idol opening Friday for two days with Ben Turpin in the title role. Phyllis Haver and Marie Prevost star, among 500 chorus girls, in a production touting Sennett beauty and humor.
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Ben Turpin
Luckless Hero
Phyllis Havey
Marie Prevost
Pax Theatre
Mack Sennett
Fox Theatre
Sennett
Phyllis Haver
Ben ‘Turpin
Governor behind coal price probe sparks state inquiry
Des Moines September 29 Governor Kendall urged Attorney General Gibson to probe Iowa coal prices amid claims demand remains weak yet prices stay high. He cites rail freight costs and discrepancies between mine prices and what utilities pay, with Gov. Kendall noting potential legal restraints on price fixing.
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Des Moines
Spt
Kendall
B. J. Gibson
Dibson
Towa
James
Polk County
Appanoose County
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Anwyls Visit as Burlington Attends WW Waehinetan
Crawfordsville reports Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Anwyl visiting Burlington yesterday. A large local crowd joined the celebration WW Waehinetan. Setfool closed at noon so students could attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
R. M. Anwyl
Burlington
Residents share visits and condolences in Braden
Braden on Sept 27 reports neighbors and families visiting relatives in Wayland and Washington. Mrs. Craig mourns the loss of her mother Mrs. Augustine of West Chester. The Doig family and James Long visited, while others toured Washington to see Veil Maxwell in county hospital. Funeral attendance noted for a military service in Washington.
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Braden
Sam Witting
Wayland
Craig
Augustine
West Chester
Oral Long
Doig
James Long
J. B. McConahey
Mt. Unter
Will Richard
John Wittrig
Joe Witting
Ray Smith
Washington
Economy drive reflects hard times and value offerings
The speaker notes daily tough conditions and rising costs for farmers and families. They promise economy and affordability, stating they have priced merchandise with the goal of helping customers stretch their dollars. Read the list and visit to see the value firsthand.
Generous Response to Silk Hose Announcement
A large public response followed our $1.00 silk hose offer hailed as a remarkable value. Shoppers will recognize the quality the moment they see the hose.
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Christian Church
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Montgomery
H. J. Ward
Carolyn McCleery
Frank Stewart
Orr Grocery
W. RK. IC
G. A. R. Hall
Louis Swift
Independent Club
Havre
John Koeh
Frank Wilson
Frank L. Wilson
Farmers Union
Young America
F. L, Wilson
Advice
Ken
Coal Operators Association
Lewis
Polk
Iown
Board of Control
Editorial
Johnson
Johnson’s Grocery
Gette
Enslin
West Side Square
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