Miss 70E Bride of M. Weds Minister at Pearl City
Wednesday evening Rev. Wesley Feldwich married Miss Zoo Hea at her mother's home on Carpenter street in Pearl City. The ceremony, performed by Rev. W K Loofbourrow and Rev. C W McCaskill, featured music and a lavish reception. The bride, Northwestern University trained musician, weds a North Ohio conference pastor preparing to serve Pearl City. The groom holds degrees from Wallace College and two theological schools and aims for a fruitful ministry.
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Wesley
Feldwich
Zoo Hea
Carpenter Street
W. K. Loofbourrow
C. W. McCaskill
First Methodist Church
Reginal DeKoven
Paul Stibgen
Elsie Loofbourrow
Karl Stoltz
R. Loveaul
Gertrude San Souce
Clayton Johns
Methodist Church
Pearl City
Rock River
Widman and Widman Tie Knot in Freeport
In the quiet evening at the bride’s brother home W Widman Arthur Hinaut and Miss Louella Widman both of Freeport were united in marriage. W Klingbell pastor of Oak Street church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Freeport. Miss Rae Boyington, a clerk in the circuit court office, resigns effective today and Helen Bolender will replace her. Boyington plans to marry John Dittman of Freeport next month.
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W., Widman
Arthur Hinaut
Louella Widman
Freeport
W. . Klingbell
Oak Street Church
Miss Boyington
Rae Boyington
Circuit Court
Helen Bolender
John Dittman
Last Chance Dance Tonight at Lexington Hall
A leap year dance organized by local young people will be held at Lexington Hall tonight. The grand march will start at 9 o clock led by Mr and Mrs William F Jungkunz and Mr and Mrs Frank Steffen. Giblers orchestra provides the music and tickets may be bought at the door.
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Lexingtoon Hall
William F. Jungkunz
Frank Steffen
Gibler
Scott House Party At Van Dyke Home Florence Township
The Scott house party, an annual Florence township event at the Van Dyke home, is held this week. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Goyington, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fox, Mr. and Mrs. CG C. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cramer, and Mr. and Mrs. Seth Scott.
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Scott House
van Dyke
Florence Township
W. E. Goyington
Mason Fox
CG. C. Wolf
J. P. Cramer
Seth Scott
Germania Society Dance and Card Party Tonight
The Germania society hosts a dance and card party tonight for members and their families. Proceeds support society activities and fellowship. Residents are invited to attend at the club, with refreshments provided.
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The
Germania Society
Baker entertains crowd with snare drum and fife show
Cant. W. H. H. Baker drew a large Dakota village audience Wednesday night for his snare drum and fife exhibition. He plans another show at Mc Connell on Saturday night January 9. Mrs. D. A. Knowlton and the Knowlton sisters hosted a large reception yesterday afternoon. Busy Bee lodge members are invited to a dance and card party tonight at the lodge rooms.
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H. H. Baker
Dakota Village
McConnell
D. A. Knowlton
Knowlton
Jean Knowlton
Busy Bee Lodge
Order
Mary Ellen praises Gold Medal Flour for baking
A reader endorses Gold Medal Flour as the best for making everything, praising its quality and versatility in baking and cooking.
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Mary Ellen
Daily Journal delivers citywide pliv at 10c per week
The Daily Journal offers delivery to any part of the city for 10 cents weekly. The notice emphasizes broad circulation and low price for local readers seeking regular news.
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The
Daily Journal
Disaster in Messina and Reggio Rocks Sicily
Reports describe Messina and nearby districts devastated by a major quake. Survivors flee into mountains, cities wiped out, and thousands feared dead. Lipari, Bagnara, and coastal towns abandoned. ships bring rescued and injured to Naples. Chaos, fires, and collapsed prisons compound the catastrophe.
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Ne Campo Santo
Condo
Messina
James
Bagnara
Reggio
Aeolian Islands
Sicily
Lipari
Niven Scylla
Charybedis
Aneus
Varare
Alessiia
Fragmentary RAF Rome report hints at naval actions near Sicily
A distorted OCR fragment recalls officials in Rome weighing actions after an early shock. It mentions ships cruising toward Sicily and an artilleryman swept to sea by a fisherman, with others exhausted and fleeing inland.
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Rome
Washington
Sicily
Vatents Tragedy Report From Fragmented Note
A damaged OCR fragment describes a casualty event with scattered phrases. It mentions a person named Vatents and references being struck, rescue attempt, and time of incident, but the text is incomplete and the exact details, location, and outcome remain unclear.
Funeral rites for Frank Weik held after death in city
The obituary notes Frank Weik of this city died Tuesday night. The service was conducted by Rev. Hummel at the residence and St. Joseph's church, with interment in the local cemetery. He was born in Baden and came to America, leaving surviving relatives including Otto Weik of Ridott and Louis Weik.
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Duvolito
Messina
Catania
Frank Weik
Bri
Cook
P Kaverage
Sti
Weik
Germany
America
Rachel
Otto Weik
Ridott
Ackley
Cathag
Lont
Kuehfers
Fatheroseph
Baden
Surflce Fa
Louis
Ward Weik
Kanians
Strohacker
Lidzie
Meck
A. Hummel
H. M. Mariah
Coming Jan I B of RB Thirty at Masonic to Jan 4
Winter commerce opens as the I B of RB hosts a three week period at the Masonic venue beginning January. The schedule includes events and gatherings leading into the new year with expected attendance and activities announced by organizers.
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Masonic
College of Ira House event list and asks
An OCR fragment lists events at the College of Ira House with matinees and night shows from January 1 to January 13 including Howe's and Moonlight pictures, East Southern Skies, Mason, Adams Sawyer, and Quins. It also includes a stray grocery question, rental ad, and a note about a purse found at a park rink.
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Iy Link
Matinee Bec
Howe
Id Mason
Masons
Adams Sawyer
Reckless delivery boy causes buggy crash on Chicago Street
An unknown delivery boy drove recklessly north on Chicago Street today and wrecked Dr. R. J. Burts buggy near the German Bank corner. The horse was knocked down, the buggy overturned, and the axle sprung. The delivery boy fled the scene.
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Chicago Street
R. J. Burts
German Bank
Journal Want Column Prompt Misleading Law Inquiry
A fragment describes someone leaving without explanation and provoking police in an investigation. The note mentions reading the Journal's want column for guidance and hints at public notice style. No clear person or organization beyond the police department is named. The text is garbled OCR and lacks concrete facts.
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Chirvoyant
Foneda
Elftien
Dan. Allington, Jr
Deliv
Wisconsin
M. C. McGowan
Hotel Metropole
Necedah
Wis
McGowan
Riggins and Hooker
Conover
Kingsbury
Purves
Kimball
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp. N. Y. House
Spengler
Wilcoxon
Rev
Wesley S. Feldwich
Charming
Port Young Lady
Groom
Louella Widman and
A. H
Knauf
Widman-Hinaut
Louis Young Restaurant and Confectionery
South Galena Ave
Riley & Wheat
New York
Scott House Party
Germania Party
Congress
Meassina
Svhole
Najiles
Scylla
Charybdis
Uotel Trinacra
Palermo
A. J. Orston
Beligh
Arcolina
Wes
Adireale
Mesal
Chicago
College of
Ira House
Jordan
Kinney
Erbonal
Park Fee Rink
Atv
Spring St
Grand Opera House
Ted Ewer
Randrewson Pierce
Bastate
Hugh Flannery, JR
Billy Link
Price
Lyman H. Howe
India
Italy
France
England
Niagara
North Bros
Ladies
W.j.young & Go
Journal
Hart
Sanitary Bi
Chicago St
J. Laible
Adams Street
California
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
C. G. Schoeffel
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