Surprising Wedding Unites Coffeyville Pair in Fredonia
Social notes report the marriage of Miss Social Activities Migrtia to Very Otis Wiley at Fredonia Kansas. The couple, surprised relatives say, is led by Rev Charles D Todd in a Congregational ceremony. Groom, son of J M Wiley, engages with Mere Lumber Co. Bride, daughter of Howry Cotleman, is a Proviso Township High School graduate. The ceremony follows two years of courtship and engagement.
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Migrtia
Rena Heilemse
Howry
J. Cotleman
Marengo Avenue
Otis Wiley
J. M. Wiley
Coffeyville
Kins
Culver Miliary Academy
Culver
Ind
University of Bilnoe
Bloomington
Kate
University of Kanes
Cofeysine
Mere Lumber Company
Proviso Townshi High School
Gabe
River Purest
Tall Teflemin Company
Hee Parenta
Wiley
Park Arts
Unffeyvithe
Grec
Coffeyville Dally
Bredonia
Oz Willow Street
Addle Connerted
Mets Faunder
Neew
Hellen
Taking Summer Vacation At Forest Park Rehearsals Paused
The Almica Commander of Forest Park suspends rehearsals for the Valance of thia month and plans to resume activities the second Tuesday of September. An afternoon event is set for August 20 at the home of Mrs Blary Klinger, 1407 Beventeooth Avenue, in Forest Park. Mish Alito Dunn of lazz Thomas Avenue was surprised at her home by a miscellaneous shower hosted by seventeen people from Chicago on August 3, with eight co workers at the county recorder's office attending. The bride-elect received many gifts. Bunco was played with prizes won by Nellie Allug, Mire Robert Aalenlos, Flora Brock, and William Damule.
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Almica Commender
Forest Park
Thia
Mra Blary Klinger
Beventeooth Avenue
cMbase Park
Mish Alito Dunn
Lazz Thomas Avenue
Chicago
Milas Dunn
County Recorder’s Office
Bunco
Migs Nellie Allug
Mire
Robert Aalenlos
Flora Brock
Wiliam Damule
Reception at St Luke's Parish for Canty and McDonald
A reception at St Luke's Puriah house honored the new pastor Rev Thomas A Canty and bid farewell to former pastor Rev D L McDonald who transfers to St Andrew's Park Chicago. St Luke's Parish club led by Emersony K Bejdel hosted brief talks from both pastors and congregants expressing regret and appreciation.
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St. Luke's Parish
St. Luke's Puriah House
Thomas A. Canty
Hev. D. L. McDonald
St. Andrew's Park
Chicago
Emnery K. Bejdel
Wranklin Avenue
McDonald
PURELY PERSONAL Visitors share summer plans in local notes
Mrs. George Earley and childres of Forest Park visit Menasha and other areas visiting friends at Arund Detour and the Mark Hawk cottage. The Dow family hosts Pearl and Gertende Denis of Washington. Oswald and Raymond Krause, bankers, visit Truman. Virginia Pfeifer and Loratuy Mulholland travel to California for a month. Miss Sarnnelie Seegar completed a summer course and will stay at Brown's Lake cottage next week.
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Sarnnelie Seegar
University of Wisconsin
Brown's Like
Hartington
Weekend travels and visits cross Wisconsin and Illinois
The report lists Charles Clausen and companions touring Cedar Lake area then facing a heavy storm delaying their return to Forest Park until Monday. Rev William Buch and family begin a two week Wisconsin vacation visiting Racine and other communities. Mrs Murphy returns from New York to Forest Park after her brother-in-law Frank Anderson dies in Los Angeles. Jack Hermansen plans a Wisconsin vacation with a wrestling match against Indian pro JoBob Bibjohn arranged by mail. Mrs Kroest Maelhaupt will spend August visiting a relative in Waterloo Wisconsin. Mrs Berens Calman accompanies Maelhaupt to Forest Park. thirty two quarts of berries accompany the trip. Waldemar Zatz and Walter Viger plan travel to Mikhardt Like to visit for several days. The piece also notes Unger, a long-time violoncellist with the Chicago Symphony, known in musical circles.
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William ¥. Buch
St.Petera Lutheran Church
William &. Murphy
Harriet Hebbein
Olive Cooley
Madison Street
White Plains
N.Y
Frank Anderson
Los Angeles
Forest Park
Kroest Maelanhaupt
Avrom
Ted
Fon Rinne
Adiaty
Waldemar Zatz
Vail
Walter Viger
Oak Park
Mate Trig
Mikhardt
Mr. Unger
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
U Mu
Atelun
Frat Runk
Envied Time What Thief Time Steals on Second Thief
A brief, era styled exclamation notes a thief and time, with a quip about luck and an elusive arrest. It presents as a clipped newspaper fragment, capturing a witty exchange on crime and fortune. No identifiable people or places are named in readable text.
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Boston Transcript
Obituary for Mrs Marie Dorothy Rieck
Mrs Marie Dorothy Rieck widow of Ernst F. Rieck dies August 2 1024 at West Suburban hospital after a July 10 fall causing spinal injuries not from the fall but illness. Born February 6 1859 in Pinu Mecklenburg Germany she came to America and lived in Chicago for years then Lake Forest Park. Four children include Ernest Henry and Marie survive. husband Ernst died earlier. Funeral held at home with Imperial guild quartet from Chicago. pallbearers list Madison Street Booster club associates. Burial at Waldheim cemetery.
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Marie Dorothy Rieck
Ernst F. Rieck
Henry
Rieck
Madison Street
Etothler
West Suburban Hospital
Ashe
Bose
Appel
Pinu
Mecklenburg
Germany
America
Tabz
Ernst Fleck
Chicago
la Forest Park
Ashland Avenue
Ernest Henry
Louiae Mi
Marig
Ernest
Tosbaid
Renee FF
Louse
Marie
Circle Avenue
Mrn
Bleck
Weangelfen Daiennesa
Mra
Leak
Saharhian Hospital
Peter's
Chieigo
Henry Eck'a
Madlaon Street Booster Tub
Charles R. Hussey
H. Burkert
H. A. Hunn
H.R. Dow
Death of John Arndt at 74 in Forest Park
John Arndt aged 74 died suddenly Friday morning at his daughter Mrs Charles Beutel's home on Monroe street after a hemorrhage. Born in Germany he lived 40 years in Chicago and two years in Forest Park. Surviving children include Mrs Beutel and several others across Melrose Park, Detroit, Chicago. Funeral from Beutel home at 2 PM Monday with burial at Cotvorum. Rev Wagner to officiate.
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John Arndt
Charles Beutel
Monroe Street
Mr. Arndt
Germany
Chicago
Forest Park
Beutel
Mra
Cna Samuel
Parasite Shows Death Toll on Grasshoppers
An agricultural technologist notes a parasite called myrmt hid as a major enemy of grasshoppers. Artificially infected grasshoppers with six or eight turmithids die within eight days as the parasites multiply rapidly.
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Barney of Plant Industry
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Walter Penslee
He Buile
Hogemead
Rocky Mountains
Misa Hazel Mogers
Mina Eleanor Tunks
Peaslee
Tos Madison Atreet
H.C. Pesaley, Madison Atreet
Hl TL Hedger
Mabel
Alfred O. Nelson
Wisconsin
St. Luke’s
George Earley and
Childrei
Menasna
Win
B. Mellera
Lathrop Aveond
Miwn Goullan Moy Huey
Ferdinand Avenue
Arund Detour
Mlark Hawk Cottage
Brel Sehoenfeld
Agit Lae Stigure
Tertila
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Susianals
Mra Belling
Mes. Jo. Purcall
Fancy
Gaia
Bitlis
Miet
HR. Dow
Turk
Ous
Mrs. A Slaters
Misaés Pearl
Gertende Denis
Washington, D
Ste Will
St. John's
Kite Veromen
Moscole Temple Building
Bug
New York
Oswald
Raymond Krause
Brothera
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al Jaekwen
Truman
Gueaix
A. K E. Whiterrom
Misa Virginia Pffeter
Loratuy Mulholland
Brookield
California
San Francisco
RL. Gerstenhauer
the Moose
Oerstenhnauer
Minnesota
Geratentager
George Kunz Jr
Halna
Charles Clausen
Botoi, Avenue
Nipperatok Lake
Lake
Jack Hermansen
Manel Duy
Flaubeau River
Jobo Bibjohn
Jack How
Madison ST
Seth
Crawford Avenue
Cor
Madison
Nevada
B. Oakley Blvd
Cor. Roosevelt
Sealey
Wabash Ave
Randolph
O. M. Powers
MRE
Marie C. Rieck
Postlowak Wan
Reisenfeld
Carlsbad
Reisenfald
Cleveland
J. Walnstein
Doris
Walasisin
Waldheim
Delta Hat Shop
Moavilaon Street
Harlem State Savings Bank
Iel-Do-Ir
Madiean Street
Marcel
Pheas Forset Park
Forest Park State Bank
Home For Savings
Illinois
Pascoe System
Pascoe
Herman Hann
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
River Forest
Willliam H. Pascoe
Axel Wistrom
Eberhart Ave
Hatl-Halleman Co
Fores Park
William H. Pascoe Co., Inc
Hall-Heileman
HR. Heilemad
Nye Bleam Pump and Machinery Co
Western Ave
Pascow
Nye
Barnard
Gbf
Mies Latens Davidson
Perry Avenue
Mihs Davidson
Borak
Ruly
Walter HO
Leelie
Nares Peaslee Hardware Co
Forest Park, St
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