Mrs. Mary Cascaden Wed At George Whitley Youns Sioux City
The ceremony took place Sunday afternoon in Sioux City with Mrs. Mary Cascaden as bride. Attendants included honor maid Allis Caroline Cascaden and best man Arthur Seo, while Dr. Fred J. Clark led the service at First Congregational. A luncheon followed and guests from Cedar Falls and other towns attended.
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Mary Cascaden
George Whitheld Younes
Sioux City
DY Welooh
Mes
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Prygenes B. Clark
IP Flowers
O. Knox
Panhmens
Columbia
Rogers Leavitt
Cedar Falls
A. EB. Enderlein
Doerathr Bickley
Mary Vaughn
Josephine Lumry
Morning Breakfast Guidance For Couples And Home Life
Side Talks presents practical tips for a peaceful breakfast table. It urges couples to share responsibility, cultivate a cheerful tone, and create a supportive atmosphere to start the day. It warns against morning tensions and suggests arranging dining spaces to brighten the morning.
Daughters and Sons Honor Appomattox Surrender Event
The Daughters of Veterans and Sons of Veterans plan a 6:30 PM picnic supper at Memorial Hall Tuesday to commemorate the Confederate surrender at Appomattox and the founding of the Grand Army of the Republic. Civil War veterans and wives attend with their families. A. Thor Wheat and Henry Seebers deliver talks. Thomas F. Shannon and Dr. G W Rothwell also present.
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Appomattox
Daughters of Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Wurliary
Memorial Hall
Grand Anny of the Republic
Entertaining Lorders
Thomas F. Shannon
G.W. Rothwell
St Mary's Players stage Victim a four act drama crowd fills venue
Capacity audiences at St Mary's Dramatic Club performances of The Victim filled the school hall on Sunday, with 200 attendees. Cast included Rose Creighton Mary Frost Mrs Mary Bartlett and others as the four act drama was well interpreted for the amateur production. Special numbers featured reading and singing by local performers. Proceeds and future events noted.
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TV Citaclty
St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
Hus
Rose Creighton
Mary Frost
Mary Bartlett
Georgia Heal
Michael Grogan
Bob White
Patsy — Moran
Tommy Frost
Thomas Bartlett
Sylvester Lasche
J. J. Bartlett
Joseph Dumand
Joe Hacker
Andrew Strong
al Dietsch
Frank Gordon
M. Frost
John Peabody
L. AM. McQunnilt
J. Coburn
Bernard Mueller
E.R. Dustin
Edward Ott
B. Blackburn
Henry Hoffer
A. A. Hoffmann
Reading
Radio Programs ee Radio Programs ee Tuesday April Schedule
Radio Digest listings show a dense map of radio programming across cities including Ames Chicago Cleveland Columbus Dallas Detroit Fort Worth Los Angeles Philadelphia Saint Paul Portland San Francisco and more. The schedule highlights talk travel lectures lectures and musical performances with various orchestras broadcasts news and education segments. Programs feature hosts vocalists and speakers with times ranging from early afternoon to late night, including news essays lectures concerts and bedtime features.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
AWOT
Ames
WMAQ
KYW
Chicago
Cleveland
WLW
Cincinnati
Institad
WRAY
Columbus
Gta
Rice News
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I. Joetroit News
Teanor Archibald Jackson
Ionien
Detre falTy
Tris
Tentental
Red Apple Clan
WYAS
Pigin
Guran
Fort Worth
Mishiz
Kansas City Star
Election Star-Telegram
Lamoni
Los Angeles
Ne Westra
Cecipert
Faulsville Sournal
Vogt
Medford
WMC
Meanphis
Iprogram Rac
Montre Orchestra
O. TV
News
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Tonto Serl
Tauberan
WDAR
Philtulelphia
Hans Boal
Philalelphia
Vancert
Dane
Ira
Portland
Wer
Sehensetady
Ash
Op Fera
Kpro
San Francisco
RSD
Louis Post-Dispatchy
VGN
Gue Gress
First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Supper and Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church holds an annual supper and congregational meeting this evening. Major Build leads serving for the picnic as Mrs. Dr. W Farnum directs. Dr. J R Macartney, pastor, presides at 8 o clock with L J Laursen as clerk. Four elders and three trustees to be elected. reports from departments and societies. United Presbyterian also hosts dinner and business meeting with Ladies Aid in charge.
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First Presbyterian Church
Major Build
W. Farnum
J. R. Macartney
L. J. Laursen
He- Lorts
Benevolent Committee
J. Wo Rath
United Presbyterian Congregation
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Faith Circle Wilh
Amanda Rickert
Club Notes for Three Link Gircla Meeting
Members of Three Link gircla will meet at LO. OF hall west Tuesday at 2 30 P M for business session and a picnic luncheon Mrs MC Trautner president is in charge and attendees are asked to furnish sandwiches and other food as well as china and silverware for themselves
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MB. A
M. R.A. Lodge
Ben Hur
Hegin
Three Link Gircla
LO. O F. Hall West
MC. Trautner
Flaming crosses seen on Tama streets
A flaming Ku Klux Klan cross appeared at the corner of Harmon and Third in Tama Iowa near the John Niet Creamery plant. Officials extinguished it after appeals from locals, with no evidence locating the individuals responsible.
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Tama
Ku Klux Kan
Harmon
Third Streets
JOH. Niet Creamary Company
First Brethren Revival Opens with Two Week Campaign
The First Brethren Church began a two week evangelistic drive led by pastor Dr. W N Seachler with a large chorus choir directed by Clare Heald. Dr Beathler preached on Buying Up the Opportunities urging Christians to seize present chances for service salvation and renewal.
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First Brethren Church
W. N.seachler
Clare Heald
Rich J
St. Paul
Goitate causes death of woman at Nashua
Nashua Iowa April 7 Mrs Henry Crooks died Friday night after a long illness from goitre. She was born in Port Huron Michigan 64 years ago and moved to Iowa at age 24 settling at Ionia. She married Henry Crooks forty two years ago and had four children all except Mary who lives with the father in Wisconsin. Since her marriage she has lived in Iowa Bassett and the Dakotas moving to Nashua eight years ago.
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Nashua
Henry Crooks
Goitre
Crooks
Port
Huron
Mich
Iowa
Ionia
Wisconsin
Iowia
Bassett
Dakotas
Hathaway Funeral Will Be Held at Jesup Church
Services for Mrs. Jennie Stevenson Hathaway who died Sunday morning will be at 2 36 p m tomorrow in the Presbyterian church with Rev. Driver officiating. She lived in Jesup most of her life and was active in church work. Surviving are a sister Marian Wes Robert and two brothers Martin and Tomas Stevenson, all of Jesup. Mrs Hathaway was 79 years old.
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Specia
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Presbyterian Church
Driver
Hathaway
Marian Wes
Robert
Martin
Tomas Stevenson
Jesup
Hatha- Way
Waterloo Move Widens During Spring Braving Period
The Waterloo city area shows spring migration with seventy three households relocated within the city, seventy one families leaving town, and seven establishments affected by the movement as reported in local notices.
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Waterloo
New Rest Builders' Association Elects Officers at Des Moines Session
The nineteenth annual state convention closed in Des Moines with the founding of the new rest lers' association by JA F Gates. Bruce Gates was elected president, succeeding Waterloo leaders previously in office. Other officers include A F Gates as former two term president, Mary Horner of the local college as vice president, G W Puffer as secretary, and R M M Phillips as treasurer.
Commercial Teachers Elect Gates President
Bruce Gates, president of Gates Business College, was elected president of Central Commercial Teachers Association. The vote confirms Gates to lead the organization, guiding its initiatives in business education and member services.
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GATES
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Central Commercial Teach
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