Nuptial High Mass For Loretta Zinbury And David Nixon
Miss Loretta ZinbRy became the bride of David Nixon at a nuptial high mass held at nine o clock in St Sings church. The ceremony featured organ music by Miger Hamdnn and Mendelssohn tunes, with solos by Agnes Donahue and others. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Zinkan, wore cinnebar brown. The groom is son of Wil Hang Nixon of Des Moines. A wedding breakfast followed at the Ligait Hotel. The couple plan a home in Superior Wisconsin after a Chicago trip.
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Danderine Promises Hair Revival in Ad Claim
An vintage-style ad claims Danderine restores life to lifeless hair by toning neglected hair. It describes hair as glossy, full of color, and youthful, promising quick revitalization for thin dry or fading hair. The copy emphasizes a refreshing non greasy tonic feel and usability from drugstores.
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Funerals and Local Travel Dust Up In City Notes
The city relays various social notices and brief movements including Henrietta Jackson's funeral followed by a relative's departure to Louisville for a hotel invitation event. Local residents Pierce Jr and Mrs Cavanaugh visit Montgomery. Alf El Trane shows improved condition. Henry Nixon returns to Des Moines after his brother David's wedding. Ernestine Heffernan shops in Montgomery. Sadie Denson visits kin in Bickneth. Mrs Wildridge leaves Daviess hospital for home.
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Stalker Bill Favored by Judiciary Committee
Washington on January 15 the Stilk e bill to amend the Volstead law to require courts to pass jail sentences on violators was favorably reported to the house today by the judiciary committee.
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Release of Dr. Lorenz Sought by U S Embassy
Mexico City reports the United States embassy has requested the immediate release of Dr. William F. Lorenz of the University of Wisconsin, imprisoned in Yucatan amid filibustering charges. Other items note Ralph Baskett assuming receivership of three Ohio subsidiaries of Portland’s Hhijw- Kins Mortgage, and Indianapolis lobbying for stricter Sunday blue laws.
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Public fox drives spark fear and urges restraint
A local column argues against fox drives noting mobs with clubs chase a fox to kill it while stressing foxes’ role in controlling pests. It recounts the dangers to livestock and urges readers to reconsider participating in such hunts. The writer Fred McConn, 510 Ogden Street, appeals for humane sport.
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Plainville Social Notes Amid Busy Weekend Visits
Mrs. and Mrs. Strang hosted Lupide and other relatives from Washington after a brief stay at C B Strang home. Numerous guests including Dorothy Fitzgerald Rose Hester Blanch Goce and Roscoe Myllis visited local households and attended Sunday and Tuesday gatherings.
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Kellogg to Return to United States from Europe
Ambassador Kellogg plans to leave London for the United States between February 12 and 25 after arriving from Paris tonight. Officials said the trip precedes her assignment as Secretary of State and reflects ongoing diplomacy.
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