War fears and US dominance spark conference talk
Milwaukeei December 30. The World Tomorrow editor Kerby Page warned that continued US economic dominance risks alienating world publics and potentially igniting a new war. He predicted foreign debt could reach 50 billion by 1950 and urged youth and nations to seek friendship rather than confrontation.
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Meat Specials In Store for Purchasers
Meat specials include smoked ham and sliced bacon priced per pound. Pure lard sold in two pound tins, compound lard also offered in two pound units. Salt pork available in two pound portions. Olea products listed among offers.
Miss Helen Fraser and W T Reid wed in Charles City
In Osage area news Helen Fraser daughter of Charley Fraser married W T Reid freight agent at Alchival Central depot. The couple tied the knot Tuesday at the Baptist parsonage in Charles City with Rev Inman officiating. They plan a short Chicago honeymoon.
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Silas Manson Family Reunion at Marble Rock
Marble Rock Indiana December 30 Special Mr and Mrs Silas Maxson hosted their Christmas Day gathering with the entire family present Len Maxson secretary for W C A at Beatrice Neb Supt Ivan Maxson Bristow Coach Stanley Maxson Bagley and Wilbur Maxson a student at State Teachers College Their daughter in law Mrs Harry Maxson and her son Donald Cedar Rapids were also there Birds noted around the area included nut hatches chickadees olive warblers and downy woodpeckers with an Arctic showy owl spotted several miles away during the week Also winter birds at the Page homa near Sherman nursery were well fed and found shelter in evergreens and high weeds with seeds berries and sheltering bushes
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Cedar Rayids
Osage Woman’s Funeral Held for Clara Turck
Mrs. Clara Borel Turck died Sunday and was buried Tuesday at Champion funeral home in Osage. Rev. Lyerly led services at 2 p.m. She is survived by son John Turck, her aged mother Maria Barr, and siblings Charles and Julie Barcel. Born August 23 1864 in New York City, she moved to St Ansgar in 1874 and later settled in Osage in 1928.
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