20 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Location
Edwardsville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
1
Mrs. Harry Woods and daughter visit Waukegan relatives while many families travel among Edwardsville Nokomis and St Louis. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J. Mekhoff, the Bunns, Latowskys, and Thackers visiting in Alton, Peoria, and Colorado Springs. Continuous exchanges of visits mark a bustling week.
Marine Mr and Mrs Carl Wuegy of Highland and Mr and Mrs Harvey Huegy with son Charien of Urbana visited relatives Monday evening. Alma and Mary Scheurer of Indianapolis visited relatives Sunday. Miss Jeanett Stone now employed at the bank. Miss Leola Giger and Louise Liedel attend summer school in Normal. Vacation Bible school began June 17. Mary Sebastian left for a motor trip to Iowa and California. Louis Daudermann opened a barber shop near Parks Airport and moved his family there recently. Carrie Kreutaberg and family moved into the Daudermann home. Mr and Mrs A M Shepard and Mrs Erwin Moavacher of St Louis visited Mark Shepard and Fandy Monday. Several Marine residents went to Breese for auto races Sunday. Mrs Charles Vogelbacher operated on for appendicitis. Harold Spindler and the Little daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Smith operated on for appendicitis at Highland hospital. Oliver Pohiman of Highland was mentioned.
Pretty infant winners John Thomas Grace a girl and Eugene Frisch earned “prettiest” and “most perfect” awards at a New York baby show. Nurse Miss Mac Hamilton holds the silver cups as families, chaperones, and relatives recount Sunday school trips to Lake Marine and local gatherings in Marine.
Sunday afternoon gatherings centered on the Henke and Zoelzer households with visits from Verna Helm kamp Anita and Donna Jean. The Bunker Hill ball team defeated Midway 21 to 11 on their diamond with Midway due to play on Bunker Hill's field next Sunday. Local residents Mrs W I Henke and family visited Fr C Zoelzer, while Mrs Louis Henke traveled to Bethalto and R H Helmkamp with daughter Verna were Edwardsville visitors Tuesday.
Grantfork Mrs Arnold L Hitz of Ankeny Iowa visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Zimm erman. Mr and Mrs Emil Landolt of Alhambra visit Mr and Mrs John Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs John B Leef and Mrs Jacob Holiger stay with G B Gerald family in East St Louis. Miss Henrietta Schrage of East St Louis visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Schrage. Mr and Mrs Clarence Malkemus and Carl Malkemus of St Louis spend time with relatives.
Sunday with their parents Rev and Mrs L F Malkeman and others from Urbana and St Louis spent the weekend and Sunday with local families including the Reinharts Zimmermans and the Holigers.
Springfield June 20 173 cases of diphtheria under quarantine in Whness per weekly bulletin by Dr Andy Hall state director of public health. The report lists diphtheria 173 scarlet fever 302 typhoid fever 10 small pox …
An OCR fragment lists disease tallies with counts for pneumonia influenza whooping cough tuberculosis mumps chickenpox measles and a final total line, reflecting historical public health tracking. The numbers suggest widespread infectious disease impact in the period.
Chicago June 20 Detectives sought Joe Aiello and Charles Connors reputed gangsters on warrants from Lake County. They were charged with assault with deadly weapons after an Antioch farmer was slightly wounded by a stray bullet as hoodlums tried to improve their marksmanship.
A concise observation notes that many women are attractive in varying degrees while asserting a common thread among them. It highlights perception of beauty without specifying individuals or settings.
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