Social gatherings honor Mrs. Fred Goebel in Detroit visit
A series of porch parties and a coffee were hosted last week in honor of Mrs. Fred Goebel of Detroit, guest of her sister Mrs. E. E. Fraser. Attendees included E. E. Fraser, Emma Trenweth, Vol Woolsey, Oscar Lundgren, Emil Mueller, Arthur Loeffler, Ida Zeisler, Harriet Fraser, C. A. Hunt, Ray, Harvey Green, Charlies Robinson, W. T. Irvine, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goebel
Detroit
Mich
E. E. Fraser
W. B. Fraser
Mesdames Goebel
Emma Trenweth
Vol. Woolsey
Oscar Lundgren
Emil Mueller Arthur Loeffler
Ida Zeisler
Harriet Fraser
F. J. Fullme
C. A. Hunt
Ray
Harvey Green
Charlies Robinson
W. T. Irvine
Woolsey
Clarence Johnson
Goebel
Social Briefs Highlight Hanchettes
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hanchette appear in a social brief noting their engagements and social roles within the community. The item provides a concise glimpse of local society activities and notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hanchette
Simple breakfast plan touted for health and vigor
An article, likely from an old health column, promotes a breakfast of fruit, Grape-Nuts with cream, one or two soft boiled eggs, crisp toast, and a cup of Postum. It claims many suffer from weak stomachs or illness due to poor meals and asserts trial of this plan proves its benefits.
Local residents depart for Chicago and Minneapolis trip
Mr and Mrs James Taylor leave tonight for Chicago in a motor home. Mr and Mrs W B Chandler and Miss Gertrude Chandler, former guests of Mrs D Cunningham, return to their home in Minneapolis last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Chicago
W. B. Chandler
Gertrude Chandler
D. Cunningham
Minneapolis
Afternoon Coffee for Mrs Bliss in Arkansas
Mrs. C. H. Sherman hosted a small complimentary coffee Saturday for Mrs. F. Moore Bliss guest of her aunt Mrs. G. Hixon. Attendees included Mesdames Northam, James Taylor, F. H. Hankerson, J. M. Hixon, Jessie Pettibone, and Mrs. Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Sherman
F. Moore Bliss
G. ©. Hixon
Mesdames Northam
James Taylor
F. H. Hankerson
J. M. Hixon
Jessie Pettibone
Mrs. Bliss
Roosevelt May Fly in Air With Hamilton in Hartford
Hartford on June 20 reports great enthusiasm over a possible aerial ascent by Theodore Roosevelt. A Hamilton Day committee awaits Roosevelt's reply to an invitation to ride in an airplane with aviator Charles K. Hamilton from the aviation field to Oldgate Farmington, the home of Roosevelt's sister, three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton
Charles K. Hamilton
New Britain
Roosevelt
Oldgate Farmington
Varied Local News and Notices From Arcadia Area
The item lists obituaries, civic notes, arrivals and departures, employment changes, public events, and business notices. Highlights include the funeral of Mrs. Katherine Hagenbarth, candidate mention for Milwaukee sheriff, Fourth of July plans in Arcadia, staff moves at local hotels, river and lake leisure notes, and upcoming Woodmen and old settler activities with regional names such as Arcadia La Crosse Trempealeau and individuals like Henry Vollenweider and Madge Philippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hagenbarth
William J. Hagenbarth
North Ninth Street
Henry Vollenweider
la Crescent
Mabel West
Rushford
John Humphrey
State Board of Arbitration
Gateway City
Bert Kelley
Spring Valley
Minn
Thoralph Thompson
Bangor
Geo. Powell
Louis Pamperin
Racine
Wis
la Crosse
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
B. E. Stevens
Onalaska
First Methodist
Will Powell
Tomah
Harry Miller
Old Settlers’ Association of
Trempealeau
E. D. Loomis
Congregational Church
C. A. Thompson
Main Street
Wykoff
A. & C. Johnson Co
Otto Ruprecht
Lansing
Iowa
Woman Governor of New Hampshire Attention in 1920s Campaign
Concord New Hampshire June 20 Mrs Marilla Ricker named as Republican candidate after praise from Col Robert G Ingersoll who called her the most sensible woman he knew. The report notes her as a leading political figure in the state and a potential candidate in upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Marilla Ricker
Robert G. Ingersol
Arthur's Court at Chautauqua Opens for La Crosse Youths
Chautauqua in La Crosse June 28 features a King Arthur court for children with ballots to select the king. Activities include games, costumes, and lessons from the tales, led by Earnest Wray ONeal noted for his personality and platform impact.
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la Crosse
King Arthur
Launcelot
Kalin
Accalon
Arthur
King Arthur's Court
Earnest Wray
Ernest Wray O'Neal
Hospital Patient Recovers and Returns Home
A patient who submitted to an operation has recovered and returned to his home. Mrs. L. P. Philippi has returned from St. Paul after visiting relatives for a week. George M. Erickson, manager of the La Crosse & Wabasha Packet Co., left for Wabasha on company business as the steamer prepares for an excursion next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Philippi
St. Paul
A. & C. Johnson Co
Main St
Cora Garrow
Cora Bangsberg
Sources of Power Sermon at Normal School
Rev. Carlos C. Rowlison of Iowa City delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the normal school auditorium on a sunlit afternoon. He framed power around Christian creed, stressing God as Father, the brotherhood of man, and the world’s fundamental goodness, urging students to teach and serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. C. Rowlison
Iowa City
Normal School
Carlos C. Rowlison
Iowa
Normal
John
John E. Ayscue
Supreme Faith Inspires World to its True Task
A historical exhortation lauds a supreme conviction that the universe centers on truth and righteousness. It proclaims that with such faith the world rises to its proper duty under inspiring leadership and calls for the development of supreme faith in three great articles of belief.
Wisconsin crops thrive in ten days of heat
Madison notes hot weather boosts crop growth with plenty of moisture earlier in the season. A. L. Stone of the agronomy department says the warmth rapid grows, with recent moisture keeping crops safe. Hay is cut down but corn and celery prospects show notable gains or shortfalls.
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Madison Wis
Wisconsin
A. L. Stone
Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Government stingy with fraud sleuth
New York reports that Richard Parr received a $100 000 government reward for exposing sugar frauds, one eighth of his expected share. He claims officials offered bribes and notes the payout is far below his hopes while he plans a vacation and says he will not quit his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Parr
Deputy Surveyor Pinnacle: A Hard Won Fight for Government
A man recalls his six best years as deputy surveyor in which he fought to win government service. He describes being hounded, persecuted, and threatened until he finally found peace, declaring the struggle hard but ultimately successful.
Poisoned Dalmatian Spring Causes Mass Casualties
Vienna dispatch reports poisoning of a spring near Trau in Dalmatia. Three religious processionists have died, about two hundred are seriously ill, and at least one hundred more are in serious condition. The incident triggers widespread concern over water safety and public health.
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Vienna
Trau
Dalmatia
Adjust Mine Strike Wage Gap in Southwest
Indianapolis June 20. Wage differences in the southwest coal districts affecting 3,000 idle miners since April 1 will be adjusted within two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Fruit House
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Y ¥ . Young
Wellseeay
Phys
Fan
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman Exclusive Garment Store
Ginger
America
North Side Bottling Works
Lacrosse, Wis
Fraternal Reserve
Myrick Park
Merton Lang
Nic Thodens
Howard Wensole
Teddy
Irvine
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
New Hampshire
Chautauqua
Optician
Paul
Rome
Socrates
Plato
Aristote
Athens
Capernaum
Galilee
Jesus of Nazareth
Jean Paul Richter
Jesus
God
Abraham Lincoln
Jane Addams
Gureimai
Schvonia Troupe
Louise Taylor
Callahan & Cain
LA Gress & Wabasha Packet Company
M. Erickson
Sharon
Wits
C.B. Stevens
McMillan Building
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