Mrs Hughes Recalls World Voyage Aboard Ocean Liner
Mrs Hughes chronicles a Cunard White Star Line crossing from New York to Southampton with Miss Schroeder. She details ship classes, daily meals, life aboard, staterooms, crew, and passenger group dynamics including musicians, teachers, and a drama of travel. The diary notes speed, distances, weather, entertainment, and a charity concert before Ireland.
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Cunard
White Star Line
Miss Schroeder
New York
Goodby
Douglas
Arizona
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Schumann Heink
Delaware
Munich
Brooklyn
Oxford
Edward Downs
Bayreuth
Wagner
England
Los Angeles
America
Bluebeards
Old
Chicago
Ocean Times
Puehrer
Adolf Hitler
Seven Pound Two Ounce Daughter Born July Sixteen
Weekend gatherings spread across Elgin West Union Decorah and Spokane were marked by family visits picnics and a birth. A daughter weighing seven pounds two ounces was born Saturday July 16 to a Spokane couple Marie Mosby and Victor Maurer. Local families attended events at the homes of the Schupbachs Nesses and others, with multiple relatives traveling from Chicago for a family gathering near West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Steele
West Union
Roy Steele
Decorah
Steele
Victor Maurer
Marie Mosby
Spokane
Jud Conner
Donald Jensen
Louis Lehman
Lake Okoboji
Robert Howard
Louie
Carl Torkelson
G. Ness
Samuel Mosby
Ruth
Albert Schori
Leo Schori
Gene
Leo Jr
Janice
Waukon Junction
Grimm Becomes Cubs Radio Announcer After Managerial Exit
Charlie Grimm, former Chicago Cubs manager, now serves as a radio announcer for Cubs games at Wrigley Field after a midseason replacement by Gabby Hartnett. The Cubs swept the Giants in a 15 inning game as Hartnett solidifies his grip on managing. Photo shows Grimm describing a sensational Cubs play with colleague Pat Flanagan.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Giants
Hartnett
Cub
Pat Flanagan
Social visits and travel in the McGregor region
A roster of local residents and guests attending to family matters and visits around McGregor includes Marie Schupbach with Coronel Rothlisberger, Mrs. H. Steele, and many others visiting Clermont, West Union, Muscatine, and Rochester. John Johnson underwent surgery in Rochester with family accompanying him, and multiple relatives from Huron and Dubuque were seen visiting area homes.
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Marie Schupbach
Coronel Rothlisberger
Walter Rothlisberger
Steele
Postville
George Barnhart
Norton Levine
Erving Brown
Julian Smythe
Chicago
Pete Belschner
Clermont
Clara Nelson
Marjorie Reierson
Mae Gulsing
McGregor
John Johnson
Rochester
West Union
Cook
Emma Grossman
Carl Borchardt
Richard Krell
Muscatine
Borchardt
Edward Krueger
C. K. West
Naomi
Shirley
Dubuque
H. 8. Steele
Howard Snyder
Sone Gene
Glen
Grandview
C. ©. Torkelson
Bernita
Lucille Larson
Elkader
Snyder
Louise Schori
Elgin
Mrs. Yenney
Huron
S. D
Broadcaster editor attends democratic state convention in Des Moines
The Broadcaster reports its editor traveled to Des Moines on Tuesday for the democratic state convention. The page includes a note about editing, a light joke about two actresses at dinner and a stray blurb on weather and roofing products.
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Des Moines
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Encise
Want
Imhof
West Elgin
Hans E. Grether
Iowa
Echo Office
Frank Greenley
Feller's Hardware
Old Fox Horses
G. J. Schatz
Feller’s Hardware
Orvin Thompson
Monona
Gunder
Walter Haigh & Sons
Manchester
Klingman’s Fountain Service
R. A. Caider
Elgin, Iowa
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin State Bank
Henry H. Wolf, M. D
Baumgartner Bldg
Res
Mrs. Hughes
Seamen's Charities
Cobh
Southampton
la Fayette
Paris
Norton Levins
Irving Brown
Anna Schupbach
Miss Schupbach
Herman Schupbach
Everett Wiethorn
Mae Gulsvig
Albert Schupbach
George
Lena Schupbach
Louis Butikofer
Frederick
Albert Lee
William
Gien
Anna Mae
Gordon
Gretchen Rolfs
Lawrence Butikofer
Sam Lehman
Florence Casper
Bertha Jane
Loren
Carters
Mummy
Little Monica
Iscar
Monice
Amooth
Martin-Senour
Torkelson Bros. Auto
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