Marriage of Marie Johnson to Harry E Loring
On Wednesday evening at Mrs. G C F Johnsons country home the marriage of Marie Johnson to Harry E Loring was conducted by Rev W Luther Bright. The ceremony was simple with a three course supper and social hour following. Loring, a plumber, may relocate to Kewanee Ill or Omaha Neb. The bride, a popular young woman, was in white silk and lace with carna tions in a large circle of friends sending best wishes.
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GC. F. Johnson
Marie
Harry E Loring
W. Luther Bright
English Lutheran Church
Merlin Johnston
Loring
Kewanee
Ill
Omaha
Nebraska
Surprise birthday party for Pauline Chickenbeard honors milestone
About twenty five youths gathered at 400 West Kirkwood after meeting at Miss Velma Stephenson’s home. Pauline Chickenbeard, turning seventeen, received a bracelet from Cleveland Gaumer amid dainty refreshments and games, with out of town guests from Libertyville Batavia Macon and Mt. Pleasant.
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Pauline Chickenbeard
West Kirkwood
Velma Stephenson
Clinkenbeard
Miar
Pauline
Lulu Mason
Ella Clinkenbeard
Muele
Misa Pauline
Cleveland Gaumer
Libertyville
Ruth Whitmore
Batavia
Esther Morris
Macon
Photographs of rulers to adorn Sailors Institute walls
New York on June 25 reports photographs of world rulers including Theodore Roosevelt and King Edward set to hang in the Sailors Institute nearing completion. Arrived portraits include Roosevelt with a congratulatory note, and Edward’s 24 by 18 inch image with signature beneath. Emmanuel II’s full length photo remains with the Italian consul general for safekeeping.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Sailors’ Institute
American Seamen’s Friend Society
Edward
Victor Emmanuel II
Grover Cleveland Revered as A Distinguished Private Citizen
A memorial profile by Robertus Love details Grover Cleveland's unique two term presidency with an intervening private life. It highlights his self reliance, personal handwriting of state papers, humor at White House events, and steadfast stance on tariff and monetary policy.
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Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleveland
White House
Princeton
Rts
Watterson
James Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Miss Crosby
Grover
School For the
Buffalo
Daniel Lamont
Mr. Lamont
Bureau
Albany
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Waite
Mr. Cleveland
S. G. Cleveland
Stephen Grover Cleveland
Senator Ingalls
National Arena
Congress
Chicago
United States
Altgeld
Illinois
Great Britain
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Walla
New Sailors’ Institute
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Dr. Lucky
Lucky
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Clara Mor
Steve
Fonny Crosby
Fanny Crosby
Young Cleveland
George W. Unkrich
India
Dixie Hosiery
W. B
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Fairfield
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Zeigler District
Fritz
Droz
St. Paul
Shriner
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
St Paul
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
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Pass
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H. A. Mobler
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Stucky-Gibson Coal Co