Miss Bernice Schulz Weds Daniel Pries at St John’s
The beauty Miss Bernice Schulz daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Schulz of 14 Keystone Avenue married Daniel Pries of Forest Park on Saturday evening June 6 at 6 o'clock in St John’s Lutheran church Morest Park. Rev Marcus Wagner officiated. The bride wore white chiffon and carried white roses. Her sister Miss Ethel Schultz wore pink roses in a pale chiffon gown. Father gave away bride Edward Sawyer of River Forest attended the groom. Forty guests joined the couple for dinner and they will live at Maple Avenue Oak Park after a brief stay at the Delly in Wisconsin.
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Bernice Schulz
E. J. Schulz
Keystone Avenue
Daniel Pries
Forest Park
St. John's Lutheran Church
Morest Park
Marcus Wagner
Ethel
Edward Sawyer
River Forest
Lossow Forsmark wedding in quiet Minnesota home
A early summer wedding took place Saturday afternoon June 20 at 4 30 in the Oak Park area as Miss Elin Lous sow daughter of Mrs Ametia Lossow became the bride of Emanuel Forsmark of Chisholm Minnesota The Rev W A Burstaff officiated in a living room arch ceremony attended by 35 guests The groom's family traveled from Minnesota for the event After the service the couple posed for photos and the reception followed at Wilkdark Grille Then they enjoyed refreshments before toasting the couple The newlyweds plan a honeymoon at Sturgeon Lake and will reside at 7336 Adams Street in Forest Park The bride previously worked with Hoag Ribboncraft in River Forest The groom is associated with Commonwealth Editon company in Oak Park
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Elin Loussow
Ametia Lossow
Thomas Avenus
Emanual Forsmark Af
A. E. Forschark
Evar
Minnesota
Froil
Margaret Finn
Viol Bott
Miss Bott
Tess
Ebner Hir Son
Wilkdark
Chishalm
Sturgeon Lake
Forest Park
Adams Street
Commonwealth Editon Company
Einpan River Forest
One Sort of Fellow Ho Causes Parking Jam
A wary note from the Wayne Sentinel describes a car owner who blocks other vehicles by backing into a space and delaying exit. The piece mocks such behavior as intolerant and wasteful, urging drivers to park properly and minimize interference.
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Wayne
Sentinel
Peat’s Great Value Reared and Splendid for Winter
Fragmentary text describes Peat’s Great Value as suitable for winter. Mentions reared quality and vigor but lacks clear names places or events to establish a full factual card.
Chaotic historical note on a New Man Chapel site
Fragmentary OCR note mentions New Man Chapel, a park at the Ate Clon, and Bishop from WIT. unclear events. Contains garbled phrases and incomplete names. Unable to determine a clear incident or date from the remnants.
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Historie Chanel
Benneligh
Newman Chapel
Ate Clon
Novica Chivehes
Cage Hall
al Leiesser
Fragmented church notice on organ change at Swedenborg church
A damaged OCR fragment describes a small church in Bh hosting an organ change at a Swedenborgian church in a nearby town. It mentions attendance by a person named Mey and a correspondent Joker, with uncertain details and little context about the event or outcome.
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Eireh
Marcus Aurelias Remains Free Agent In Turbulent Debate
A garbled note cites Marcus Aurelias arguing no change to stance as a metaphorical free agent, reflecting a debated position on wine and policy. The fragment hints at uncertainty and shifting opinions amid a noisy discussion.
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Marcus Aurelias
Basement evolution and heating plans for modern homes
A survey of basement transformation from damp storage to living space. advances in heating plants, ventilation, and layout. Notes on space economy, central heating near the coal bin, laundry under the kitchen, and the Holland furnace with a one-piece radiator and tight joints. Mentions Columbus voyage and early silk culture in Japan with historical context.
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Wally
Warith
Lovery
Holland
Beauty in the Home: Colonial Woodwork Color Schemes
An article by Lewis E. Welsh, architect, advocates color in Colonial-style homes. It discusses using pearl gray body, outside white trim, jade green doors, and brownish shingles, with wood as the primary material. It emphasizes painted finishes and harmonious accent choices to enhance interior and exterior appeal.
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Oy Lewis E. Welsh
Onay
Muotatany
Lewis
Welsh
New York
Walsh
Walter P. Chrysler's Traffic Talks
Safety and courtesy merge as drivers discuss horn use and light dimming. Loud blasts alarm others and can impair reaction, while flashing headlights blind oncoming drivers. Dim lights first to avoid temporary blindness and preserve safety on the road.
Cannot Be Failure in Honest Work, Sincere Efforts Highlighted
A compact editorial asserts that no true work without earnest intent can truly fail, praising steadfast labor and integrity as keys to meaningful achievement. The piece stresses persistent effort and honest purpose as foundational to success.
Miser’s Creed Breaks as Souls Seek Freedom
Fragments reflect a struggle with greed and longing for release. Phrases hint at women’s roles and a search for liberation amid hardship, though text is incomplete and cryptic.
Spectacular strength feats in physical culture debate
A discussion notes the tension between record-breaking displays and practical handling of loads. It argues such exercises should be reserved for highly trained professionals or stunt performers, contrasting flamboyant weights with safer, practical training methods.
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Raxton W. Nantes
Dutch Independence and Leaders in War Timeline
A New York Herald Tribune summary discusses Holland's rise, noting Johannes Willan's death centuries before recognition, and Maurice of Orange and Oldenharnvelt’s roles in securing independence. It references Spanish incursions and enduring Dutch resilience amid early strategic defeats and a long path to acknowledged sovereignty.
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Holland
Wenderes
Spain
Willan
Maurice of Orange
Oldenharnvelt
Machnie
New York Herald Triyane
Danger From Marchera The Crevtor of the Engineering
A garbled report cites Marchera as creator of an engineering danger with mentions of Washington and wartime figures. The piece references a bridge at Anggern and a disruption on Tad 22nd, with a payment figure of 87 aphilére and unclear casualties or outcomes.
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Marchera
Uhreem Et
Aetcien Wierehington
Arater
Teria
Goth Neu Beer
Ford
Anggern
Pernes
Turbulent Town Talks Halted by Turban Threats
In Abernege, a bold warning about garb and terror echoes through the streets. Officials caution residents after a suspect threats to disrupt a public conversation and telephone lines, prompting fears of danger while not escalating to violence.
He Gets on Earful
A Crochistivakian citizen returns from the Arctic region after bereavement with the Exkinos. The item notes his voyage and the impact of the news on his status and plans.
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Arctic
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Beauty
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Walter P. Chrysler
West Suburban Riding Academy
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