Nashua Postoffice Becomes Third Class July First
Nashua will shift from second to third class postoffice July 1 as per the postmaster general. Senior clerk Vern Strike remains, Claudia Smith civil service secretary will move, and a junior clerk will assist later. Change follows the removal of Nashua Woolen Mills to Cedar Falls and the drop in postal receipts. John Schultz, 65, dies of cancer near Nashua. funeral at St Michael's Church Friday at 10 a.m. Burial in St Michael's Cemetery.
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Vern
Claudia Smith
Civil Service
Nashua
Cedar Falls
Schultz
John Schultz
St. Michael's Church
Priday
Father Erdland
St. Michael's Cemetery
Record of distant 6.0 quake logged by Fordham Univ
New York reports a severe earthquake felt at Fordham University located 6,306 miles away in an undetermined direction. The seismograph showed readings from 9:01 a m to 9:45 a m eastern daylight time with tremors expected to continue until about 4:41 a m.
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New York
Fordham University
Daylght Elme
Burzette Loses Freedom in Higher Court ruling
Everett S Buzzette, formerly of Floyd county, must serve life at Ft Madison after the Iowa Supreme Court denied his appeal in the murder case of Morris Van Note in Mason City. Attorneys Henke and Ontjes argued against the ruling.
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Charles Olty
Supreme Court of
Towa
Everett S Buzzette
Floyd County
Morris van Note
Mason City
Ft. Madison
W. G. Henke
This City
Fred Ontjes
Fayette Women Bridge Luncheon Tuesday Honors Mrs Graf
Mrs Nora H Graf hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon in Fayette Indiana to honor Mrs. Graf. The event reflected a social gathering by local women, featuring cards and light refreshments in a community setting.
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Fayette
Poaurler
Fayette, In
Norah Graf
Finch and Neff families plan moves abroad and home
Mrs Finch departs with daughter Mary to join her husband in Reading Pennsylvani a. Mrs Neff sails to Bethany Missouri to join her family today.
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F. H. Fincth
Charles D. Neff
Finch
Mary
Reading
Neff Jeff
Bethany
Lybarger Orchestra to Play Concert in St Ansgar
The Lybarger orchestra of Mitchell county, twice winner of the Town for rural orchestras championship, will give its annual concert in St Ansgar Friday evening June 28 at the city park. In case of rain the event moves to the Methodist church. The group is composed of young musicians from across Mitchell county, many former youth players, and has played for about seven years with various members.
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St. Ansgar
Lybarger Orchestra
Mitchell County
Lybarger
Orchestra Recruitment Boosts Youth Talent
The article notes ongoing recruitment of young people each year to the orchestra. It highlights high standards for musicianship among members and emphasizes the character of the ensemble.
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Ing
Miss Margaret Lybarger To Play Solo Violin Numbers
Miss Margaret Lybarger the concert violinist from New York will perform solo numbers as part of the evening’s program.
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Margaret Lybarger
New York
Summer Frocks and Ensembles At Moderate Prices
Whether at home or a resort, the feature urges a wardrobe boost with smart frocks and ensembles. It promises gay debonair styles and invites readers to visit to view beauties, noting prices are moderate and easy to buy.
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Nashua, Ja
Postmaster General's
Washington, D
Elsie Wright
Bernard Schneider, Jr
Chicago
Chicago Medical Association
William B. Hanline
W. C. Marsh
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
J. N. Benton
Palmolive-Peet Company
LY. Brand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
The
American Tobacca Company, Incorporated
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Burzette
Friend
LaVerne Friend
Dan Shannon
M. R. Edwards
Arthur Miller
M. G. Smith
Matt Valla
Deerfield
Iowa City
Roseville
Bilrs
Berthe Hall
Wendell Patten
Lorraine Buckman
Hildreth
Hotel Hildreth
Supt. P. CG. Lapham
U.S. Public Health Service
Pennsylvania Board of Health
Country Club
Pareh
Sunkist
Cotor
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