Wedding at St Andrew Wiegand home church ceremony
The account describes a June 11 ceremony in church parlors and dining room with a pink and white luncheon for about ninety guests. Miss Maxine Wiegan and Mr. Wiegan Jr. exchange vows officiated by Rev Stahl with a Mendelssohn march, rice, and a return to the church after a playful capture by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wief
Wie
R. Spence
W.G. Bovee
Wintman
Fremont
Mabel Spence
Neice
Atlantic
Jand
R. O. Beaver
Anna Wiegand
Siside
St. Andrew Wiegand
Salisbury
Boston
Bride and groom depart for Des Moines after reception
Escorted to a waiting auto they began their journey to Des Moines where they spent a few days. Relatives and friends contributed many beautiful costly presents reflecting the high esteem in which they are held. Out-of-town guests include Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wiegand Fremont Nebraska and other locals. The Spence family will be at home in this city after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
H. J. Wiegand
Fremont
Nebraska
Frank Spence
Atlantic
Herman Pfundheller
Fontanelle
W. P. Barrett
Wiota
Spence
Miss Patterson Wins State Scholarship at Fontanelle
Fontanelle high school has been listed as a fully credited school in group three by state authorities. Miss Eleanor Patterson earns the first four year free course to Iowa State University Ames Agricultural College or Cedar Falls Normal School, with eighteen months to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman
Fontanelle High School
State University
Iowa City
Agricultural College
Ames
Normal School
Cedar Falls
Notice to Settle Prosperity in Anita
Notice to settle all debts by July 1 for 0 C Conley and associates as they exit business ties in Anita. The note urges payment of all accounts or they will be placed for collection after the deadline. Local patrons are thanked for liberal support during the years of operation and wished well for the new firm. Geo. Dilts and others visited Omaha. Mrs Ayers and Mrs Glass traveled through the city. William Biggs returned from Kansas City with relatives. Jupys and brother Harry work in an auto garage in town.
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Anita
Frm
C. Conley
Win
Biggs
Kansas City
Jupiys
Harry
School Closes With Public Program in Audubon District
The spring term in Audubon township district No 9 closed Friday with a fitting program. Miss Emma Swin, who has taught nine terms and will return next year, receives praise for her work building up the school and earning the respect of pupils and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Township
Emma Swin
Swinn
Freak Horse With Long Tail Draws Attention At Fairs
A wood worker named C Scott, employed by Schart Bros, tends a pacing horse whose tail drags five feet. The tail grows about an inch weekly, requiring it to be kept in a sack. If no incident occurs, the horse will be shown at multiple state fairs. Ade Atlantic News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.scott
Schart Bros
Mr. Scott
Adelantie News
Memorial Service for Columbia Chapter No. 127 at Masonic Hall
Eastern Star Memorial Service details announce Columbia Chapter No. 127 will hold its annual Memorial Service at Masonic Hall next Sunday Anne 2hth at 3:00 PM. The public is invited. Fannie M. Youne W M. Jobo Blake of Atlantic noted for cigar business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chapter
Masonic Hall
Fannie M. Youne
W. M
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Marie Wiegand
M. E
Aternoon
E. Church
al Io
Miesiegand
Drew Wiegand
Nee
Salioda Jr
M Stahl
Coloradolorado
BE. Church
Messrs
Wnd
Frank KE. Carter
Goom
Stahl
Mendelsohn
William Roy Spence
Marie Louise Wiegand
Hita
Idwell
BEREA
el, Batther
Conley
H.-H. Cate
M. Lowslh
G. A. Pegau
Dain
Ohio
Ilkgalmer & Company
Miss Patterson
Geo. Dilts
Omaha
S P. Ayers
J. J. Glass
City
Massena
Freak Horse
Eastern Star Memorial
Servic
Etx
Jobo Blake
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