Emily Shedesky and L Kihm wed in church ceremony
Emily Shedesky daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Shedesky 1415 South Seventh Street La Crosse wed Teo Kihm in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St Won sosinus church Rev Ambrose Kolar officiated The bride wore embroidered white georgette over satin with a pearl headpiece and carried Ophelia roses Her sister Ana Shedesky was maid of honor and Fred Kihm brother of the groom was best man A reception followed at the bride’s home with pink and white decor and a wedding breakfast later in the day The couple departed on a train trip to Chicago and Cleveland for their honeymoon.
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St. Wonsosinus Church
Emily Gadesky
Wv. J. Shedesky
Teokiko
Ana Shedesky
Fred Kihm
Mengulsephin
Ambrose Kolar
Wencel Shedesky
Saa
Wayward Shedesky
Goon
Ophelia
Ming
Helen Turdike
Yellowstone Park
VRS
M. LA Vaque
St. Paul
Harriett
St. Catherine College
Yeomen Hall Dance Nights and Local Notices
Local city notices list weekly dances at Yeomen Hall with music by Si Crouse and his Ragadours, plus ads for phone bill discounts, repairs, fixtures, plumbing, and various local services. Residents from Alma to Glendive visit, and hunting trip prospects in Canada are advertised. Paramount Kodak finishing and lumber supplies are promoted.
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Yeomen
Wothe's
Gross & Lavold
Mary Meier
Alma
J. C. Mayer
E. Samia
Paramount Kodak
Paramount Photo Shop
C. Page
Denver
Music Study Club
Thor
Linker Electric Ga
Helen Skety
Kanestrnet
West
Salem
Volmen
Verkin
Harmony Boys
Pair la Grosse
Cereland
Construction of Memorial Shrine at Catholic University
On September 24 the foundation stone for a $5,000,000 Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Catholic University grounds was laid by Cardinal Gibbons, with Cardinal O Connell and many church leaders present. Bishop Shahan announced Pope Benedict XV sent papal benediction and a mosaic life-size copy of Murillo s Immaculate Conception will be placed upon shrine completion.
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Washington
Shahan
Catholic University
John FP. McNicholas
Benedict XV
America
Murilllo
Clothing profits but seven per cent declares expert
Chicago September 24 Horace B Secrist director of Northwestern University bureau of business research told the National Association of Retail Clothiers convention that the typical clothing merchant earns about seven dollars on each hundred in sales From a survey of 278 merchants with yearly business over 25 million he said net profit after buying cost and operating expenses stood at 7.20 per 100 with 12 dollars for salaries 6 14 for general expenses 2 56 rent and 2 00 for advertising
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Chicago
Horace B. Secrist
Bureau of Business Research
Northwestern University
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Secrist
Holmen Church Notes for Sunday Mission Festival
A mission festival is set for Halfway church with morning Norwegian services at 10 30 and afternoon English services. Rev R O Brandt from Marterland will preach with Halfway Ladies Aid serving refreshments. All are invited.
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Momies
R. O. Brandt
Marterland J
Halfway Ladies Aid
No elimination trials for American planes in race
Paris Sept 24. The Aero Club of America special committee decided there will be no elimination trials for American entries in the James Gordon Bennett international aviation cup race. The three machines to fly the race were unnamed in this excerpt.
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Paris
Aero Club of America
Lemon Juice For Freckles Beauty Lotion
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle of three ounces of orchard white for a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Easy to make at low cost with grocer supplies. Massage daily on face neck hands to fade freckles and blemishes and achieve clear rosy skin. Harmless and non irritant.
Stars and Stripes Selection By On-Field Committee
A field committee will select the stars and stripes on Monday with the committee's decision final. French elimination trials are set for tomorrow. Michigan reports 5,144 inland lakes.
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Michigan
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la Rosse ‘Theater
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la Crosse Theater
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Lec_ ture
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Tion
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Gateway
Seaton
Arto Supply
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Wood Street
Milwaukee
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Madera
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Mason City
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Tacoma
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Avon Street
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Duxhak
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West Salem
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iMara
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Country Club
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Loiow
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