William Crowe Jr Marries Mise Nellie Crowe in Forest Park
The wedding of Mise Nellie Crowe and William Crowe Jr occurred Saturday at Pioneer Presbyterian Church Forest Park with Rev. Bates officiating. The bride wore white georgette crepe and was given away by her father William Crowe Sr. After a reception at 1220 South First Avenue Maywood the couple left for Wisconsin and planned to reside in Chicago.
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Williame-Crowe
Mise Nellie Crowe
United Photo Engraving Company
Forest Park
Alter
William Crowe Jr
John Edward Williame
Cicero
Velock
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Berdinand Avenue
C. P. Bates
William Crowe Sr
Maywood
Winnifred Crowe
Slater
Kath-leen
Annie Ross
Nicago
Elete Crowe
Neice
Dorothy
Emilda Joyce
Billie
Troan
Chicago
South
First Avenue
the Dells
Wisconsin
Miss Orchalein to Wed William Martens Jr
Miss Orchalein, bookkeeper for her father Hineat Oechslin, a florist, both of River Forest, will marry William Martens Jr of Chicago on August 26 at 7 pm. The ceremony is at St John’s Lutheran Church in Forest Park with a honeymoon to follow and a residence planned in North Edgewater.
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Miss Orchelein
Misa Elaly Oechuletu
Hineat Oechslin
Florlat
Madison Street
Gale Avenue
River Forest
William Martens Jr
Chicago
St. John's Lutheran Church
Foreat Park
North Edgewater
Wabtell Wallace Grace Wale lace Marriage at Oak Park
Grace Wale lace of Marengo avenue married Ellsworth Kustell of Marshalltown on Friday August 10 at Oak Park. Attendants included Vera Martin of Uronkfield and George J. Kogel of Chicago. They will reside at 80 Marengo avenue. Patrons Night at the Star Forest Park chapter Saturday August 20 will feature Worthy Matron Harold Marshavent and other members handling the event. A lawn party hosted by Mrs A Thode at 7031 Monroe street was lively with Mrs Clara Winderroth in charge.
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Wabtell-Wallace
Grace Walelace
Marengo Avenue
Eilaworth Kustell
Marshalltown
Wik
Ait Oak Park
Mey
Vera Martin
Uronkield
George J. Kogel
Chicago
Star Forest Park
Vateon
Harold Marshavent
Mra. A. Thode
Monroe Street
Clara Winderroth
Bernardine Circle to Host Social and Outing Events
Mt Tor nadine's circle 165 D plans a Buove party Thursday August 3 at Memorial hall and a August 26 summer outing to Blockum Lake with transportation arranged via Irene Stewart Forest Park 321. Members urged to join a large class drive led by Capilind Lister and J Conk D Westenberg. Piano recital set August 14 at St Peter's Lutheran Church. Church lawn social August 22 at St Paul's Ald Society. Royal Neighbors Bunco Party August 22. Unusual sale on children's hosiery at Boob's Matson Street.
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A. Ai
Listera
Taylor
St Peter's Lutheran Church
Hannah Avenue
Adons Street
Farmer Adolph Muall Charged After Wife's Death
The Summit township, Michigan farmer Adolph Muall repeatedly threatened violence if his wife squealed. After his wife sought divorce and support, her body was found on a hill near home within a day, with throat cut and chest wounds from a pocket knife, leaving little chance of recovery.
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Adolph ‘Muall
Summit Township
Mich
Muall
Manner Makes a Difference Says Seneca on Conferral
A fragment quotes Seneca noting that nothing is glorious in itself yet meaningfully enhanced by the way it is granted. The remark emphasizes effect over inherent value and highlights how manner shapes perception and virtue.
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Seneca
Princess Tarhata Joins Illinois as Political Economy Student
The Princess Tarhata, sister of the Moro sultan and daughter of the late Bulu sultan, has entered the University of Illinois to study political economy. She is among eight other Filipino natives sent by their government who accompany her.
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Tarhata
Philippine Archipelago
Sultan of
Bulu
University of Illinois
Philippines
Har
Canal wayside receptacle warning after storm debris
A terse English note reports a distant feature in the canal area where a letter box was damaged by a storm. The writer claims the post found the receptacle blown away and inserted the mail in a hole in the wall.
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Fostman
Postmon
Woman's Superior Eyesight Claim Sparks Debate
Ovalists claim women have superior eyesight and better visual acuity than men. The assertion fuels a public debate on gender differences in vision and eye health, with supporters citing anecdotal observations and critics urging scientific testing.
Purely Personal notices from a Wisconsin town in 1920s
Mr and Mrs Robert L Geraten are vacationing at Lake Minnetonka Minnesota. Viola Koch and Edna Schuetz enjoy two weeks at Lake City Minnesota. Marion Rott returned home to Long Beach California after a month in Forest Park. Henry Lucker sold his home and will move to Marengo avenue. Dr and Mrs A G McNeil vacationing in Crandon Wisconsin. Dr HL P A Caratens welcomed a daughter born at Delavan Wisconsin Monday August 12. Fred Peters and family welcomed a daughter born last Saturday at Oak Park Hospital. Robert McAuley returned from a three week farm vacation near Winneconne Wisconsin. Karl Hartneck of Richter Loan begins two week business trip in Wisconsin then Michigan. Mrs Charlotte Refck returned from Northern Michigan vacation aided by a Buick touring car. A Gourde and family and F Brossard and family home from a five day Wisconsin Dells visit. George Hagel and daughter Mia Marie to tour Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania by automobile. Miss Marie to take two week vacation from village clerk duties. Edward H Blatter and wife completed three week honeymoon trip across the West. L Lueker, Henry Lueker’s brother, accepts call to St John’s Lutheran school Cleveland Ohio.
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George Hagel
Mia Marie
Rockevelt Road
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Marle
Clark
Teacher and choir director to reside after cottage vacates
He has been teaching and choir director for ten years. He will live at 510 Marengo avenue once the cottage there is vacated. His wife will reach Forest Park at month’s end. Embroidery stock worth 26c per yard is offered at Doob's 7348 Mad Leon Street at 10c per yard.
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Marengo Avenue
Forest Park
Doob's
Madleon Street
Fragmentary Travel Note Prompts Nightingale Quotation
A garbled excerpt cites Florence Nightingale and travel with unclear meaning. The text appears incomplete, with stray phrases about beauty, Bart, and understand the key blow sores, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Obituary Mrs Wilhelm Buenger of Forest Park
Mrs Wilhelm Buenger widow of Henry Buenger died Sunday August 12 1828 at age BL in Forest Park where she lived fifty four years Born in Germany she came to America fifty four years ago Survived by two daughters Mrs Caroline Listman and Mr Frederika Wuerfal four grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Mrs Listmans home conducted by Rev M Wagner of St Johns Lutheran Burial was at Concordia cemetery
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Wilhelm! Buenger
Wilhelm Buenger
Henry Buenger
Forest Park
Germany
America
Menry Buenger
Obituary: Jacob W. Delbhert dies at Forest Park home
Jacob W. Delbhert, aged about 70, died Saturday at the Old People's Home in Forest Park. He had resided there two years. Surviving relatives live in Chicago. He was a former sea captain. Funeral services were held at the home, with burial at Forest Home Cemetery.
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Jacob W. Delbhert
Old People's Home
Forest Perk
Chicago
Forest Hone
China Copying Claims Stir Worcester Gossip
A colonial era item suggests early Worcester porcelain designers at Hogland copied Chinese motifs. Uncle Eben dismissively notes the chatter, calling the talker a showoff while asserting the origins remain unclear and anecdotal.
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China
Worcester
Hogland
Bags Perfection and the Miserable Life of Rumors
A fragmentary report notes the idea that most people would suffer if every remark about them were heard. The text invokes Neremiog Heelanes and See as sources or references, but specifics are unclear. The tone suggests social commentary on gossip and perception.
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Neremiog
Heelanes
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St. Paul's Church
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Elgin Avenue
O. BE
Swin
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Pearman Camp
Royal Neigbors of America
Boob'a
Matson Street
BY EA. Phyoer
Superman
Robert L,. Geratenhauer
Lake Minnetonka
Mion
Viola Koch
Edna Schuetz
Loka City
Marion Rott
Long Beach
Calif
Henry Lucker
Ernest Hartje
Olele Avenue
Mra. A. AG. McNeil
Crandon, Wis
HL P. A. Caratens
Delavan
Wis
Fred. Peters
Adowns Street
Oak Park Hospital
Hiobert .McAuley
R. J. McAuley
Beloit Avenue
Winneconne
Karl Hartneck
Richter Loan and Agency Corporation
Michigan
Charlotte Refck
Vine Street
Hiver Forest
Gourde
F. Brossard
Thomas Avenue
Miss Flamig
Mr. Goode
Watertown
Edward H. Blatter
Glazier National Park
Montana
Spokane
Portland
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Colorado Springs
Pikeypeak
Denver
Omaha
L. Lueker
Henry Lueker
Maerago Avenue
St. John’s Lutheran School
William Kammrath
Mr. Lucker
Claveland
Maharaja Sewal Mansingh
Jaipur
India
Delphi
Ther
John Kendrick Banga
God
McClure
Bart
Florence Nightingale
Negessa
Oalenback
Abraham Lincoln
Col
Dick Taylor
Colonel Dick
Pri
Thia Republic
Wrestbeck
Lincoln
Operight
Wheslars Syndicate
Jacob W. Melchert
Uncle Eben
Hal. G. Stewart
Jonce
Weau
Ihiisea
Madison ST
Roosevelt Road
Trade Mart
Joe Hoellerich
Theo. L. Lobstein & Co. Real Estate
Harlem Avenue
Gardner Lumber
Telephone Forest Park
Circle Ave
Roosevelt RD
Frank
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