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HERAT.TVTIMESIs 76 Years OldCelebrate‘ Grandma ' Anna Carstens, whose ill health prevents her from taking part in more than just a few celebrations, joined her children and her grandchildren at dinner on the occasion of her 76th birthday recently. The dinner was at the home of “Grandma's” son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rodewald of Rap'ds, with whom she lives.Her children, who were at the affair, were Mrs. Rodewald, Herman, Edwin. Williiam, and Carl Carstens. and Mrs. Oscar Fck, Her grandchildren also were with her at the dinner party. Later in the afternoon, and for supper, more friends joined the celebrant.All of the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rodewald, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carstens and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Carstens, Mr. and Mrs. William Carstens, Leonard, Alice and Virginia Carstens. Mrs. Oscar Fick and son Oscar, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carstens and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Alfson. Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Sorv-nenburg and daughters Merkin and Arltle. Harold Carstens, Miss ViolaI* is open house this afternoon and evening at the home of Mr.n- ri Mrs Henry Kiel, above, 1016 North 14th street, for Mr. andM s. Kie are celebrating the golden anniversary of their wedding t d ’ . Mary Bnrthels, daughter of Louis and Margaret Barthels, v i Henry Kiel, son ot William and Sophia Kiel, were married at Mi- h i cot by the Rev. Dr. Philip Koehler at the St. Peter's Lutheranchurch on November 8, 1884.For 30 years after their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Kiel lived on a f,v i near the village of Mishicot. In 1914 they moved to Mam-tc \ic. where they have been living since. Their children are Mrs. U ter T bbert of Two Rivers; Mrs. Walter Vertz of Two Rivers; W.i ter K el of Two Rivers; and William Kiel of Milwaukee. There re 5 even gr andchildren, Margaret. Frederic, Elizabeth, and Imogene T.ihhert, W.i ter Jr., and Lois Vertz, and William Kiel.Mr. Kiel was born on August 25, 1857, on a farm near Whitelaw. H r parents hid immigrated to America with other Kiel families from Germany during *pry early cfays of the county's history., Mrs. K ci was born on May 8. 1850, her parents also having immigratedearly from Germany,bower Is (oven forGermania Society WillMrs. Ben Muchowsky Initiate Five CandidatesftM\U n Muchm ni )mr piin n 1y,1 lt;) h nToniglU at 7:3b o'clock, th* regular meeting of the Germania society No. 13 will he held at LittleSorenson, Miss Irene CarstensStanley Kutche, Miss Norma Car stens, Heimer Gunen, Henry Weh ausen Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weh ausen and children Joan and Del mar, Mrs. John Schnell and son Fred, Mr. and Mrs. John Carstens and daughter Bernice. Clarence, Mildred, Loretta and Dolores Rode wald.THURSDAY, NOVEMBERRebekahs Hold District***.Convention at BriUionA convention of Anna Rebekahlodges of district number 15 was held at the Brillion Odd Fellow hall on Tuesday afternoon and eve ning. Fifty delegates from Sheboygan, Waldo, Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls, Chilton, West Allis and Brillion were present.The afternoon meeting began at 2:30 p.m., and was conducted by the district president. Mrs, Alice Larson of Chilton. The state assembly vice president, Mrs. Frank Roll of West Allis was welcomed and introduced to the members, and she gave an address.The following program was presented in the afternoon; Tribute to Our Flag, by Mrs. J. Wlghtman of Plymouth; an address of welcome, by Mrs. Max Schuler; response by Miss Grace Wilkerson of Sheboygan; roll call of all past presidents of the district was taken and each responded with a quotation; the Brillion deputy, Mrs. Pet er Hansen presented each district and state officer with a gift.Brillion was awarded the trophy for having the largest number of members present. After the after noon meeting was adjourned, sup per was served at six o’clock.In the evening a short business session was held and then games of shecphead. five hundred andbridge were played. Honors went to the following: in shecphead, Ar tliur Radloff high; Peter Hansen, second; in five hundred, Mrs. Alice 13arson of Chilton, high; Mis. M. H. Wunsch, second; in bridge, Mrs. .1. llerges of Plymouth, high, Mrs. Gust Hagedorn, second. A mid night lunch was served.;V.; w. X1: vs■ ■ * »• .*«*«* -i 1* ,*»'• * » ♦ • •••*»*- • *_* av -v.v.• •»lt;-■» - i *N. v*V ■'lt; */:• • •••* xi* * •. - .•X'A'l'XvC’Before her marriage to Clifford R. Ahrens oT Manitowoc on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ahrens was Miss LaVerne E. Strohm. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Strohm of Two Rivers. Mr. and Mrs Ahrens are on theiy honeymoon inChicago and Indiana. •Ladies Aid Society to Have Bake Sale Saturday1The Ladies Aid society of the St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a bake sale at Schuette’3on Saturday. The sale will begin at 11 o’clock.Clifford Boprays AreFeted On AnniversaryFriends suipiied Mr and Mi.-. Clifford Boprav on Wednesday night on the occasion of their lothwedding anniversary. Lunch wasserved at midnight to 20 guests. Honors in bunco went to Mrs. John Franz and Mrs. Joseph Tramig.Ladies of Parish SponsorCard Party at St. AndrewsAt t It o {ft \ ltd lew* elm 1 *•terdav afternoon, the ladles ot theparish sponsored a card party, Mrs. Karl Tourney was chairman of the affair, and she was assisied by M:. Warren Gamble and Mis. OscatBiehei it /..Honor* in the games were awarded as follows: in bridge to Mrs. Alex Hartlaub. Mrs. Harold Haber-niann. and Mrs. Julia Joyce; inshecphead to Mrs. Kd Wagmi. Mrs. Genevieve Barge;, atttt Mi* S. Reindl; in bunco, to Mrs. Paui Toomcy, Mi--. Ella KI * sig and Mrs. George \\ i• tier. The door prizes went to Mrs George Wiesner and Mis. Joseph Buretta.How One WomanLost 20 Lbs. of FatLost Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hip* Lost Her SluggishnessGained Physical Vigor Gained in Vivaciousness Gained a Shapely FigureIf you’re fat—-first remove thecause!KRGSCHEN SALTS contain the fi mineral salts your body must have to function properly.When your vital organs fail to perform their work correctly—your bowels and kidneys can’t throw off that waste material—before you realize it—you’re growing hideouslyfat'Trv one half level teaspoonful of Kill S(’HEN SALTS In a cup of hot water every morning—in 3 weeks get on the scales and noto how many pounds of fat tias vanished.Notice also that you have gained In energy—your skin is dearer— your eyes sparkle with glorious health—von feel younger In body— keener in mind. KRLSCHEN will give any fat person a joyous surprise.Cot un K*. tint tie f.f KRT'HCHEN HALTSat any drugstore (LmM 4 weeks). If even ttilh fii*r bottle doesn't convince tou this1h tin’ easiest, safest and surest way to lose fat— If von don't feet » superb im-prmement In health-* so gloriously ener-tfefte ~\lgorousl) iilhe our money gladly returned.AT ALL DRUCCISTSif* the LITTLE DAILY DOSE that Dom It
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Manitowoc Herald Times
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Nov 08, 1934
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