Ulreich-Guardalabene wedding and anniversary notices
Social items detail the Ulreich Guardalabene marriage at St Bernardine's church with Rev Nabholz officiating and a reception for 150 guests at the parents' home, plus Jeannette Hess's eighteenth birthday celebration as Queen of Job's Daughters with luncheon, bridge, and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janinette Heap
Jeannette Hess
Rudolph Hens
Warren Avenue
Job
Bethel No 1
Gates
Betihee Whnners
Nona Marxe
Ethel Lania
Hanca
Mary Seleer
Jame Janta
Virginia Bailey
Lucille Baxter
Mildren Eloffman
Irene Jara
Dorothy Johnson
Mildred Lake
Ethel Lanie
Ruth Moorman
Nonaarse
Helen Muench
Eleanor Thomis
Filanbeth Weid
Misa Tless
Daytime Frocks Stress Fabric Manipulation
Daytime fashions stress fabric manipulation as a theme. A woman leaves Monday for a week at the sine iner cottage of her parents at Lake Oshkonong Wisconsin. She will spend weeks with friends at Williams Bay Lake Geneva. Missouri Colorado family scenes include Mrs R Woessner visiting with aunts in Oak Park while Mr Woessner travels on business in New York.
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Lake Oshkonong
Wis
Williams Bay
Lake Geneva
Colorado
R. Woessner
Charles
Pueblo
Colo
Ace
Woessner
August Coron
Woolbine
James Harper
Id Avenue
Oak Park
Crews & Begs
New York
Eerie
Eerie Is A Daughter of Mr and Mra. McCarthy
Prom Crad
Mr. McCarthy l
Porest K
German baron Theodore von Waltershausen dies in Illinois
Theodore von Waltershausen a German baron who became an American citizen and longtime superintendent at Geenacht People’s Halle near Altenheim died after a throat ailment. Born May 6 1860 in Waltershausen Havaria he came to America about 36 years ago and dropped his title on naturalization. He is survived by wife Theresa three sons George August Theodore and Louise a former Forest Park teacher. Funeral Monday at 2 at Altenheim with burial cremation at Waltheim cemetery before transmission to Germany for family crypt interment.
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Theo. von Waltershausen
Theodore von Waltershausen
Geenacht
Halle
Oak Park Hospital
Arelock
Altenhein
Wi A. Burglaff
Germany
Waltershausen
Havarimany
Soverign
Waltershansen
Hirty
America
Lehnhurst College
Godling
Theresa
George
Cushing
Okla
August
Western Springs
Theodore
Forest Park
Louise
Forest
Parke
Chicago
Murdig
Waltheim Cemetery
Gertrude Hasermann Dies After Short Illness
Gertrude Masermann twenty old daughter of Mr and Mrs L Hasurninim Bronsavenue died July 27 1929 after short illness Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the residence Rev W A Boraloff officiating Interment at Forest Home cemetery Besides her parents the deceased is survived by two sisters Mrs Khibe b of Terre Haute Ind and Miss latte Haserinaran
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Gertrude Hasermann
Gertrude Masermann
Mrs Dorothea Buchholz Dies at Home at 82
Mrs Dorothea Buchholz a resident of Morest Park for twenty five years died at her home Wednesday July 30 1929 at 4 oclock in the morning She was born April 23 and was 82 years old She is survived by four adult children Mrs Emma Stough Mrs H F Lange Mrs J B Golterman and D C Wieguiann all of the local area.
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Dorothea Buchtwlz
Ordinaind Avenue
Morest Park
Emma Stough
H. F. Lange
J. B. Golterman
D.C. Wieguiann
Funeral Services For Mrs August Meer At St John’s
Forest Parks and Mrs August Meer widow of the late Reverend fleerhath of Wheatus, funeral services at St John’s Sanbern ehiets Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Deceased married Honey don in WBAS. later married Frederigiy freihol who died previously. Funeral arrangements at Concordia.
National Geographic Society Founded in Eighteen Eighty Eight
Fragmented OCR text references the National Geographic Society, mentioning its founding in 1888 and discussions of knowledge and scholarly endeavors. The passage appears garbled but centers on early organization aims and related activities.
Peaceful Coexistence of Snakes and Prairie Dogs
A garbled report suggests claims that snakes and prairie dogs live peacefully together and discusses factors like habitat and behavior. It quotes Dr. Kirt B. Schmidt of Chicago's Elekt mageyn dn, noting views on interspecies harmony and potential tensions amid food and rustle dynamics.
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Toby
Kirt B. Schmidt
Elekt Mageyn Dn
Chicago
Andre
Invention of Giant Vacuum Cleaner Makes Housewife's Spring Job Easy
A noisy fragment touts a new giant vacuum cleaner that automates home cleaning by moving furnishings and cleaning chimneys and heating systems. It claims dramatic reductions in dirt, laundry costs, and drapery needs, touting improved thermal efficiency and easier autumn upkeep.
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Jeapa
United States Bureau of Wlandarde Hag
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A Simple Frame House for a Fifty Foot Lot
A Century home column presents House A-74 a simple frame dwelling designed for a fifty foot frontage. The plan features a vestibule coat closet living room three bedrooms and a bath over two floors with attic finishing potential. Exterior includes siding slate roof concrete foundation and a rear porch. Estimated cost 4400 with complete plans and specifications from the Building Editor.
Founding of Tooweany sockey in New York May 12 178
The article describes the obscure founding of a fraternal society in New York on May 12 178 by Wits hind Moamnyie and others. It notes initial meetings at a tavern on Nasada and Frankfort Street and later occupancy of a hall on Fourteenth Street, then a move to Union Square. The group is depicted as benevolent and evolving from religious roots.
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Nasada
Frankfort
Fourteenth Street
Third Avenue
Tro
Bng Place
Thier
Many
Union Square
Headquarters of Democratic Organization in New York City
Fragmentary item notes the area serving as the center for the Democratic political organization in New York City. The passing line suggests broader recognition of the site as the party’s central base in the metropolis.
Early hound traits and the point instinct in dogs
The article traces the ancient origin of the point instinct in dogs, describing how early hunters used pointing dogs to locate prey before a hunt. It notes the evolution of "polyters" through selection and breeding to enhance this signaling behavior for improved hunting efficiency.
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Mog
Tan
Velentiad
Neolfiite Inn
Cheory
Teaguely Dott and Siren Advance Theory in Echoed Debate
A disputed text fragment suggests Teaguely Dott and Siren support a theory advanced after Harving’s event. The readable lines imply collaboration or challenge within a scholarly circle, with limited names and scattered references to methods and observers.
Exemplary Bled Parents Alois Wie est Tengetina of bird Diretitsere
An odd fragment describes bird parents and their nesting behavior. It mentions a nest, eggs, and fledglings, with references to predators and a defensive stance. The text blends strange names and terms, creating a surreal, unclear portrait of avian care.
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Alois
Bible reference on the word girl and the book of Joe
A fragment notes that the word girl appears only once in the Bible within the third chapter of Joel.
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Joe
Pediatric Discipline Debate Sparks Controversy
Fragmentary quote from a 19th century column discusses harsh punishment for children. The text cites a Farnt and Fire aide granting a stark view that formative discipline should be corporal. The piece reflects historical attitudes toward child-rearing and religious framing.
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Farnt
Fragmentary note on parental duties and disguise
Fragmented text discusses parental management of children and the impact on all involved. Mentions Woman's Home Companion and a Mant warrior who used face tattoos to mask expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Megross to British Empire Kingdon Engines
Fragmentary text appears to discuss British empire and central and southern Africa. Mentions population, Europe, and naval or military topics with unclear specifics. Names, places, or dates are not readable enough to extract concrete facts for a fuller summary.
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Megross
British Empire
Kingtnod
Bat U's Pretty Good Got cenpehetont
The fragment mentions Peem on hie fret avetn voyage and a phrase about the population of Chwaye, comparing it to Wisconsin. The text is garbled with many unclear terms and typos. It references an event or statement but lacks concrete names or dates to form a clear summary.
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Elsie Ulreich
Johny Ulreich
Hellwood
Marine Guardalabene
Mc. Guardalabene
Pranklin Avenue
River Forest
Nenlay
St. Bernardine's Church
Parést Bark
Father Nabholz
Josephine Guartdalelene
Ut Proom
Benjamin Re
Gonple Jett Marshay Marritng
Grean
Fark Kiguane Club
Wid
Gmames
Madison Street
Dorothea Buchholz
National Geographic Society
Ger Raphioa
Soehery
Perlathoud
Lng
L'Echo de Paris
McQatt
Lace
Mother
Gtria
Analigy of
Holland
Odlant Ynewutt
Henvog
Syateny
Howe
Svicuri
Cosulia
Bearpetieliegoo
R. C. Hunter & Bro., Architects
R. C. Hunter & Hiro, Architects
Sear Nan
Stcaup
Wisconsin
C. Kortum's Bakery
Forest Park State
Aluert C. Roo
Fred
Becker
C. P. Kramp
Apet. Cashier
Alwirh Nork
Madison
Beloit
Boulbwear
Hoonevelt Road
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Theo. L. Lobstein & CO
Roosevelt Road
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