Cleveland Marriage Struggles Amid Wealth and Intrigue
Byrd, newly moved to Cleveland, battles the lure of fast money and party circles as her husband Larry pursues stock deals with Jack Duncan. Family tensions rise with Pat’s wild behavior and Byrd’s growing desire for a settled home, culminating in a dramatic house purchase and strained loyalties.
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Byrd
Larry Browning
Cleveland
Byra
Larry
Jack Duncan
T He Builders’ Supply Company
Tiny
Fred Oberman
Jack
Margy Duncan
Chet Everson
India Campbell
Pat
Jacksonville Toiscuss
Mr. Hamilton
India
Progress Pork
Fred
Europe
Chet
Eddie
Tina
Bird
Schlef Hallock Wedding Ties Families in City
Miss Ruth Schleif daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Schleif and Philip Hallock son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hallock wed yesterday at the German Lutheran church parsonage with Rev Koeninger officiating. Attendants were Miss Florane Belinske Miss Leone Olm and Arnold Schleif George Hallock. A 1 o'clock dinner followed at the Schleif home before the couple left for Chicago. They will reside in Norway Michigan where the groom works as district representative for Standard Oil. Mrs Hallock was formerly with Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company.
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Ruth Schleif
Charles Schlei
Philip Hallock
Henry Hallock
Koeninger
Florane Belinské
Leone Olm
Arnold Schlei
George Hallock
Schiel
Chicago
Norway
Michigan
Standard Oil Company
Hallock
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Miss Adela Waak Honored By Friends On Birthday
Miss Adela Walk was honored by friends on Christmas for her birthday anniversary. The evening featured social time and music. Refreshments were served around 11 o clock to Carl Waack and family, Arnold Luebke and family, Alfred Waack and daughter Ethel Mae, Henry Nass, Edward Waack and family, Mrs Martha Eberhardt, Mrs Ernst Waack, Anna Waack, Dorothy Waack, Herman Eberhardt, Christ Carl Waack, Herbert Waack, Clarence Waack, Reinhold Waack, and Henry Eberhardt.
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Adela
Carl Waack
Arnold Luebke
Alfred Waack
Ethel Mae
Henry Nass
Edward Waack
Familly
Martha Eberhardt
Ernst Waack
Anna Waack
Dorothy Waack
Herman Eber
Engagement of Miss Sophie Revolinsky to Elmer Ansorge
Mr and Mrs Joseph Revolinsky announce the engagement of their daughter Sophie to Elmer Ansorge at a Christmas Eve dinner at 1321 South Sixteenth Street with 15 guests. Ansorge is the son of Mrs Martha Ansorge. Sophie works at Aluminum Goods Manufacturing and Elmer is a machinist at Muehlberg shop. No date set for the wedding.
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Sophie Revolinsky
Elmer Ansorge
Joseph Revolinsky
Sophie
Revolinsky
South Sixteenth Street
Mr. Ansorge
Martha Ansorge
Miss Revolinsky
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Muehlberg
Miss Ann Theis Engaged To Walter Ahrens Here
Mrs. Mary Theis announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Theis to Walter Ahrens son of Mr and Mrs Laula Ahrens. Theis, of Two Rivers, works at National Tinsel in this city and counts many friends here. Ahrens is a saxophone player with the Lyric orchestra. No definite wedding date yet.
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Mary Theis
Ann
Walter Ahrens
Laula Ahrens
Miss Theis
Two Rivers
National Tinsel Company
Mr. Ahrens
Lyric Orchestra
Alumni Banquet Set At 6 30 Tonight At Lincoln High
General Chairman Raymond Halvorsen announces the Class of 1924 alumni banquet will start promptly at 6 30 this evening in the Lincoln High School cafeteria. Faculty members will attend and a dance at the K C hall will follow.
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Raymond Hal‘vorsen
Lincoln High School
K. C. Halt
Curtains Dipped in Coffee To Turn Ecru Shade
Readable lines suggest an old method where white or discolored curtains were turned ecru by dipping in coffee. The brief note mentions the technique with a vague reference to timing or color outcome.
Manitowoc Lodge to hold December Saint John's night
Manitowoc Lodge No. 65 F and A M announces stated communications the first and third Wednesdays each month. December 27 Saint John’s night features a joint installation of officers with Chapter and Council. An honorary degree will be conferred by order of W M Gerhardt Kubity, Sec. Advertisement.
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Manitowoc Lodge NO
Saint John's
W.M. Gerhardt Kubity
American Jazz Earns European Acclaim War of Tones
Ed Smalls and Dick Robertson, Broadway warblers, return from London to urge America to retaliate against foreign discrimination of modern American music. They praise European fans for loving American jazz and ballads, note union limits on playing with English orchestras, and say foreign musicians can best interpret ballads like Up Your Picture When You Said Goodbye across borders.
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New York City
Little Boys
Ed Smalls
Dick Robertson
Broadway
Warblers
London
America
Mr. Smalle
Robertson
Church Societies Plan Activities in New Year
Church societies resume activities after the Christmas holidays. Meetings had been suspended during the season while joint programs and individual plans for the season were arranged by the church groups and by Webbers.
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Ial
Webbers
Local church groups plan January meetings
The Ladies Aid societies from St John s Bioneelical church First Presbyterian church Immanuel Angelical Lutheran church and First Lutheran church announce January 3 and January 8 gatherings. Hosts include Mrs William Timm Miss Paulina Mueller Mrs Hugo Rudolph Mrs H C Erfurth and committee members Mrs Emil Westphal Misses Reinhardt Zimmerman and Mrs Albert Zenk with activities in church parlors and at homes.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Bioneelical Church
William Timm
Paulina ‘Mueller
Ladies’ Aid
Immanuel Angelical Lutheran’ Church
H. C. Erfurth
The
First Lutheran Chirch
North
Emil “Westphal
Reinhardt
Zimmerman
Albert Zenk
Mills Plan Winner Almost Won $25,000 Prize
New York report shows Major Chester P Mills’s prohibition plan drew praise and criticism. The Durant automobile prize went to his plan, but his wife nearly won with a proposal urging community education and cooperation with federal agents to enforce prohibition.
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New York
Chester P. Mills
Song of the Housewife by Matthewe Prior
The poem laments parting and vows broken as a housewife addresses a loved one. She wishes storms would ruin a voyage so she might return to relive her heartache, lamenting cold disdain and unkept vows with a plea for pity. The speaker repeats dying notes of pain and longing.
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Matthewe Prior
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