Charming Wedding At Grace Episcopal Church Ceremony
Miss Magdalene Eberle and Frank Anderson wed Tuesday evening in a formal ceremony conducted by the Grace Episcopal rector at St Joseph's Church. Attendees included friends from Chicago Fond du Lac and Wisconsin, with a reception of roses and ferns within the transformed home. The couple plan residence in Greenfield Massachusetts with the groom's profession as a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Truesdell
Boyd Ellsworth
George C. Truesdell
Beaver Street
Frederick J. Bate
Trace Hmpiscopal Church
Truesdell
Harriet Sweeney
Fond du Lac
Wis
Harry Sawyer
Harvard
Lawver
Greenfield
Mass
Lawyer
New England Box Company
Caroline Robinson
Bridgeport
Mich
Charles Robinson
Harbor Springs
W. W. Smythe, Jr
Chicago
T. J. Caldwell
Eugene Sweeney
Harriet
Margaret Sweeney
Harriet J. Robinson
Grass Valley
Cal
Emma Schulte
Madison
Kittie Bligh
Nelle Loudendeck
Coldwater
Lashelle
Aurelia
Frank Cowley
Binkley
Cherokee
Ilowa
Ill
Ethel Merrifield
Batavia
Thos. Olsen
DeKalb
Andersons Wed in Morning Ceremony at St Josephs
The couple married at 7 30 AM in St Josephs Catholic church with Rev Kalva officiating. Attendants Miss Dorothy Hagedorn and William Eberle. Reception at the bride’s parents home 56 Elk Street followed by dinner. After a honeymoon they will reside on Chicago Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Eberle
Frank Anderson
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Kalvalege
Dorothy Hagedorn
William Eberle
Thomas Eberie
Elk Street
Helen Anderson
Neiman
Mamie Hagedorn
Florence Neiman
Freeport
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
St. Joseph's Church
Xroom
George Anderson
Ilinois Central
Milwaukee
Chicago Street
White Shrine Ceremonial At Ma sonic Temple June 18
The summer ceremonial of Caper naum Shrine No 4 White Shrine of Jerusalem will be at Ma sonic temple Thursday evening June 18. A business session at 4 pm asks petitions for the degrees to be in the secretary's hands. Banquet at 6 pm in the temple banquet hall. Program includes business meeting social hour supper and ceremonial session. Candidates must be present at 7 30 pm to avoid delay.
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Capernaum Shrine No
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Temple
Picnic of National Protective Legion at Forest Park
Members of the local lodge enjoyed a Forest Park picnic yesterday with about 74 attendees. Dinner and supper were served and the afternoon was devoted to games. In the evening a large bonfire drew picnickers who told stories and sang songs.
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The
National Protective Legion
Forest Park
Miss Mabelle Ryan Will Wed Wallace Hall Tonight
One of June's notable weddings occurs at 6 o'clock this evening as Miss Mabelle Ryan marries Mr Wallace Hall. Rev HH OM Markley of Second Presbyterian will perform the ceremony at the Ryan family home 44 Bailey Avenue, hosted by the couple's parents Mr and Mrs T S Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Ryan
Wallace Hall
HH. OM. Markley
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Ryan
Mrs. T. S. Ryan
Bailey Ave
Entertain Young People at Mrs Piper's Home Honor Emma Schmitt
Mrs CG Fred Piper and Miss Lu ella Boedeker hosted a gathering on Carroll street for Miss Emma Schmitt, soon to be married. The lively amusements and refreshments showcased the hosts as gracious entertainers for the young party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Piper
Luella Boedeker
County Cullings From Our Own Correspondent Davis June 16
Davis notes no Fourth celebration as city band Mor ris contract secures Freeport performance. Many local visits and events include picnics at Cotherman’s dam and John Meinert’s woods, rail-move hopes for a special July 4 train, and various travels to Beloit Freeport Chicago and Alberta Canada.
Bolton News Notes and Local Happenings
Bolton reports a Chicago trip by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kyle and Miss Bertha Peck. An ice cream social by the W C T U is set for June 19 at the Best home. Local business changes include B. W. Janssen taking over the general store and L. B. Frey retiring.
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Bolton
C. E. Kyle
Bertha Peck
Chicago
Harvey Best
C. I. Warner
B. W. Janssen
Ll. B. Frey
Jannssen
Louis Volkers
Bessie Scoville
White
John Luebbing
August Hartman
Shannon
Edwin Burt
Local Notes From Rock Run Area on June Activities
From Our Own Correspondent. Rock Run June 15 warmers around here are busy cultivating corn. Mr Strutz of Pecatonica called on farmers last Friday. Newton Wolf hauled a large quantity of hay near Rock City last Wednesday. A Blimm and Mr Gleanan of Harrison are camping along Rock Run Creek this week. William Dorsey bought a new cream separator last week. William believes there is nothing like a cream separator. Mr George Brown of Freeport called on friends here Sunday.
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Rock Run
Strutz
Pecatonica
Newton Wolf
Rock City
A. Blimm
Mr. Gleanan
Harrison
Rock Run Creek
William Dorsey
William
George Brown
Freeport
Winslow Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Callers
From Our Own Correspondent. McConnell June 16 Mrs A V Gage was a visitor in Winslow several days last week. Miss Carrie Scheider of Red Oak was a caller in town Monday. Mr Stephen Rigney of Damascus was in town Monday, Mr and Mrs George Kleckner were in town.
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Freeport
A. J. Kober
Misa Meane
Monay
Royal
O. D. Wells
Homer Heckman
Winslow
W. J. Wachlin
Peoria
H. H. Heckman
McConnell
Marvin Price
Chicago
A. V. Gage
Carrie Scheider
Red Oak
Stephen Rigney
Damascus
George Kleckner
Children Day Exercises Mark U B Church Event
From Our Own Correspondent Winneshiek June 15 children day exercises drew large attendance at the U B church Sunday evening. Miss Belle Mitchell of Zion City visits friends. Winneshiek school closed with a Mitchell grave picnic Friday. Miss Mabel Herbert of Freeport visits friends. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lapp welcome a baby girl. Harlen Brubaker Boyd Lieber and the Misses Orpha Fortner and Marie Johnson drove to Sterling Saturday. The annual Bible meeting for Lancaster township was held at the U B church Sunday morning by Mr Hanstine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Rheinigans
A. M. Baker
Amanda Wise
Durand
G. D. Sheckler
Freeport
Wesley Iox
A. EB. Helmis
Wm. Arnsmeier
Chicago
O. W. Kerr Land Co
Minneapolis
Richards
Lena
J. L. Weaver
Melinda McHees
Union Grove
Wis
Agnes Mack
G. E. Smith
Madison
A. B. Cross
Ashton
Mertie
Colorado
C. O. R. Stabeck
Beloit
Beloit College
Willie Markel
Towa
Lillie Schlamp
Dakota
John Kloster
Henry Meier
Rockford
Ole Anderson
Belooit
Harry Flynn
Davis
Epplyanna
Emerson Cross
Baby
Nekoma
North Dakota
K. O. Knudson
W. E. Atchison
O. W. Ixerr Land Co
Alberta
Canada
Land
Ridott, Davis and
John Stouffer
T. Haroldson
Petit Jury
Winneshiek
U. B
Belle Mitchell
Zion City
Mitchell
Mabel Herbert
Joseph Lapp
Harlen Brubaker
Boyd Lieber
Orpha Fortner
Marie Johnson
Sterling
Lancaster Township
Myr. Hanstine
Wu Ting Fang Delivers Commencement Address
Minister Wu Ting Fang gave the commencement address at Towa University and later delivered an open air speech in the same city. He spoke on education and international understanding, drawing attendees from local and visiting communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Towa
City In
Wu Ting Fang
Towa University
Pittsburg Defeats Boston in Morning Game
The Associated Press reports in Boston on June 17 that Pittsburg defeated Boston 14 to 4 in a morning game.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Associated Press
Birthday Party at Davis Marked Kanne Family Anniversary
William Kanne Jr of Schmidt Wachlin & Pfeiffer and his brother Ray travelled to Davis to honor the birthday anniversary of their mother Mrs. Wm. Kanne Sr. The visit celebrated the family event with relatives and friends attending.
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Davis
William Kanne, Jr
Schmidt Wachlin & Pfeiffer
Ray Kanne
Wm. Kanne, Sr
Excelsior Lodge Masons to Confer F C Degree Friday
Excelsior lodge of Masons will meet in stated communication on Friday evening and confer the F. C. degree.
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Excelsior Lodge of Masons
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health From Roots
A vintage medical advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret remedy for tiredness headaches and digestive woes. It lists native roots Golden Seal Stone Black Cherrybark Queen's root Bloodroot and Mandrake as ingredients and cites doctors who allegedly endorse the formula. The text urges readers to send a postal card to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo NY for a free booklet and mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a digestive aid.
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Golden Medical
R. Bartholow
Phila
IL. C. Wood
Univ.of
Pas
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemanning
College Chicago
John King
Jno
M. Scudder
M. D
Laurence Johnson
Dept. Univ. of
N. Y
Finley Fliingwood
Materia Medica
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Wedding at Rockton Joins Booth and Romney
Miss Esther Watts of Freeport attended the Monday evening wedding of Misa Eather Booth of Rockton to William Romney of Beloit. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Booth, in Rockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockton
Esther Watts
Freeport
Misa Eather Booth
William Romney
Beloit
A. Booth
Twilight League thriller as St. John's top First M. E.
St. John's edged First M. E. in a hotly contested Twilight League game last night, delivering a come from behind effort and securing a key conference win for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
M. E
Walter Vautsmeier Home from West Point Summer Visit
Walter Vautsmeier son of Mr and Mrs C Vautsmeier 57 American street is home from the West Point Military academy for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vautsmeier
Mrs. C. Vautsmeier
American Street
West Point Military Academy
Chicago Paper Rep Joins Local Visit
J W French of Chicago representing J W Butler Paper Company is in the city for a business visit, meeting local contacts and exploring potential distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. French
Chicago
The
J. W. Butler Paper Company
Origin of Words from Milan and Other Places
The article traces origins of terms like millinery from Milan and cordwainer from Cordova, noting Northern Italian place names shaping English. It cites Florence for florin and Vistola for pistol, and discusses Johnson’s doubt about job’s etymology, plus how finance evolved from simple settling up to a ransom sense.
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Milan
Pepys
Tangier
Johnson
The Earth’s Interior and Its Enigmas
A St Louis Globe Democrat excerpt muses on Earth’s interior as a molten yet contained mass and notes debates over planetary motion, ice ages, and geological time. It argues internal fire is inferred and truly historic in its modest, nonalarmist tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dickens Patronage Delays At The Theatre
Charles Dickens, famed novelist, supported a friend to a dull play, enduring the performance with stoic calm. At exit he scanned the room and quipped about a kind hearted gatekeeper who would not admit them without payment. Dundee Advertiser recounts the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Limsyll
Dundee Advertiser
Dessert Jell-O Mixing Instructions From A Vintage Note
Try this for dessert. Dissolve one package of any flavored Jell-O in one pint of boiling water. Beat until light and foamy, steam should rise. Pour into a mold or bowl and cool until firm. Serve with whipped cream or pudding sauce. Jell-O costs per pack and can be bought at grocers.
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F. A. Read
W.j.young & Co
Opp
Freeport Loan Co
Stephenson Street
Automobiles
J Machinery
W.R. Manstreon
Galena St
Freeport Laundry
Otto Wagner
Galena Street
Hermsmeier
Lennox
Heinz
California
Northwest
Hackney
Wm Walton Nepe Clothing Department
MR. Boyd
E. Sawyer
the Grace
Miss Magdalene Eberle
Frank
Anderson
Ing
N. P. L. Picnic
Journal
D Davis
Will E. Morris
Oliver Kramer
Henney
Cotherman's Dam
John Meinert
Fred Kloster
Waterloo
Iowa
Lloyd D. Heath
Dougings Ave
Jerofle
Resh Brothers
Pharmacy
Zes
Dickens
the Theater
Nellie Sargent
Argyle
Jerry Sherer
Browntown
Firet M. BE
W. McCaskill
Allington
Freeport, Tn
Sherwin-Williams
Demeter & Seitz
Stephenson &T
Phono
Marquis & Lynn
Ellsworth & Ross
Reo
Illinois
Taylor's Park
Cannon
F. J. Jastram
Pres
F. A. Schulz
Sec'y
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