Enthusiasts Attend Large St Pauls Social Card Party
Two hundred seventy five cars filled St Pauls School hall for a social card party hosted by Christian Mathers of St Pauls Catholic church. Prizes went to Helen Vassar and Thomas Dirkman in sheepshead, Parish won the bridge prize, Geigel led 500, Hoistach top bunco, Endries won a prize, with Al Holsen receiving the door prize. A Valentine cake was awarded as a special prize. The society plans another social Monday evening.
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St. Paul's School
Christian Mathers
Bambers
Helen Vassar
Thomas Dirkman
Sheepshead
de. Parish
Peter Geigel
Paul Hoistach
Bunco
Bunca
Rothy Endries
Sckool Hall
Costume Party Delights Eagles Club Members
A Valentine's themed costume party at the Eagles club drew members in festive attire with red and white crepe decorations and carnival like mood. Guests enjoyed games and a delicious lunch, overseen by Mrs. William Bartels Mrs. A Lachmann and Mrs. A Sorge.
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Eagles’ Club
Eagles Wusiliary
William Bartels
A. Sorge
Fraternal Reserve Holds Evening Business Meeting
The Fraternal Reserve association met at the Schreihart bell last evening to arrange a public box social to be followed by a dance. After the session, cards were played with Mrs Furius Stupetky winning the high award while Sheephead and Gust Mellberg took the low awards.
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Schreihart Bell
Schreihart
Furius Stupetky
Sheephead
Gust Mellberg
Hard-Time Party Planned at Glenn Inn Hall
A real old fashioned hard time party will be held at the Glenn Inn hall Tuesday evening. The invitation extends to the public especially the younger set of the city. Mrs William Rottman and Mrs Julius Stupecky sponsor the event and will prize the best hard time costume. Howard Metzger and his orchestra will provide music for the dance.
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Glenn Inn Hall
William Rottman
Julius Stupecky
Fioward Metzger
Sheephead Club Hosts Meeting at 614 North North Street
Mrs. Herman Kiel hosted two tables of her sheephead club at her home yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Meister high and Mrs. Alfred Parratz low. Eight guests enjoyed lunch at five o'clock. The next meeting is set for February 20 at Mrs. James Prucha's home in Two Rivers.
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Herman Kiel
North North Street
Arthur Meister
Alfred Parratz
James Prucha
Two Rivers
Manitou Lodge No 63 Stated and Special Communication Notice
Manitowoc Lodge No 63 announces stated communications on the third Wednesday of each month and a special communication on Monday evening February 4 with work in EB A. Degree. Visiting brethren welcome. Stated communication Wednesday evening February 6 at 7 30 p m by order of W M Gerhardt Kubitz. See there.
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W. M. Gerhardt Kubitz
Ladies Aid Societies Hold Church Meetings
Yesterday several church groups met in parlor and church halls for regular business sessions. The 1st Joins Evangelical Ladies Aid outlined the year’s activities while the Immanuel Lutheran Women and the Lois Society of the Presbyterian church conducted business and social periods.
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Aid Society
Evangelical Church
Immaune! Lutheran Church
Memibera
Lois Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Corporation Office Girls Enjoy Bunco Party
The Manitowoc Shipbuilding office hosted a Bunco party at 420 North Seventh Street last evening. Miss Emma Broderick won the high prize withMiss Elma Rutherford taking the low award. A dainty lunch was served at midnight. Participants included Elma Rutherford Emms Broderick Eleanor Schroeder Lucilla McCabe Ethel Hessel Ruth Steiner Agnes McCabe Ruth Hessel Florence Heise Viola Wille Mrs Frume and Mrs Henry Krueger.
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RB Group
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Corporation
Biris
North Seventh Street
Bunco
Emma Broderick
Elma Rutherford
Emms Broderick
Eleanor Schroeder
Lucilla McCabe
Ethel Hessel
Ruth Steiner
Agnes McCabe
Ruth
Epworth League Meeting at Wesley Methodist Church
Epworth league members held an evening gathering at the Wesley Methodist church with a business session followed by games in the parlors. Sunday school attendees included Miss Florence Peterson Mrs J B Romoser Fred Groll and J B Romoser. Refreshments were served and plans were made for a joint meeting with the congregation. A lunch preceded the meeting at 6 30.
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Epworth League
Wesley Methodist Church
Florence Peterson
J. B. Romoser
Fred Groll
J. B. Romioser
Thoze
Pre Lenten Social By De Molay Chapter Draws 300
A De Molay chapter pre Lent social at St Mary's church school hall drew about 300 players. Sophie Tadych won the door prize with a permanent wave. Mrs Bonk was high scorer, Mrs Budysz low in the ladies set. Mr Dempsky led the reparations for the women. John Korleski led the men with high, Weing low. A Valentine theme lunch followed at 10 30 with decorations to match. College and university students home for vacation expected to attend. committee hoped for record attendance.
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Ladies’Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Sophie Tadych
Bhanco
Joseph Bonk
Celia Budysz Low
Jesse Dempsky
Albert Sobiesky
Roosevelt
John Chapter
de Molay
MalKorleski
Anton
Weing
St. Valentine's
Miss Phyllis Sohrweide Hosts Bridge Club
Miss Phyllis Sohrweide entertained her bridge club at 1120 South Twelfth Street last evening. High honors went to Lorraine Kestly and guests included Hilssey Marjorie Mayer Alice Kunz Fiorane Belinske Violet Brandt Marie Hoffman Lilian McMullen and Phyllis Sohrweide after chop suey was served.
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Sohrweide
Phyllis Sohrweide
South Twelfth Street
Lorraine Kestly
Hilssey Marjorie Mayer
Lorraine Kesily
Alice Kunz
Fiorane Belinske
Violet Brandt
Marie Hoffman
Lilian McMullen
Foreign War Veterans Plan a Saturday Dance
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars organize a party in the Veterans' hall on Saturday. The public is invited to attend the dance with music provided by a well known local orchestra.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hall
Annual Apron Sale Date Set by Club
The Ladies Aid society of First Reformed church set April 3 for the annual apron sale and lunch. Members are preparing. the event is a key society activity. Also, St Johns Evangelical on Marshall Street hosts an Everybody's Birthday celebration this Tuesday at 7 30 pm for members and the public with Dorcas society entertainment.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Reformed Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Marshall Street
Dorcas Society
Woman Wins Grand Prize for Monkey Intelligence Study
Mile. F. Cousin won the French Academy of Sciences grand prize for discoveries in comparative anatomy. Her work shows a two or three year old monkey has the average intelligence of a seven year old child, with intelligence rising to 30 or 40 then declining, while the monkey’s intelligence remains stationary after that peak.
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Mile
F. Cousin
French Academy of Sciences
Peters Petetik Hosts Card Gathering At St Clair Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Petetik entertained their sheepshead club at their home on St Clair Street last evening with two tables of play. High prizes went to Mrs R Kellner and Charles Tills, low prizes to Mrs R Hesse and Anton Krumdick A lunch followed the games.
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Peteriks
Charles Petetik
Sheepshead Club
St. Clair Street
R. Kellner
Charles Tills
R. Hesse
Anton Krumdick
Important Meeting of Local Professional Women's Club
An important meeting of the Professional Women's Club will be held in library hall Tuesday evening. Members are urged to attend as topics to be discussed require 100 percent attendance.
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Professional Women's Club
Library Hall
Girl Goes to Summer Camp Dance School Tale
Betty enters Selikoff’s summer camp for dance and stage work guided by Selikoff and Harry Ford. She meets fellow pupils, learns the informal, spirited atmosphere, and adjusts to early morning routines, dorm life, and a bustling group of aspiring performers as the story introduces friends, mentors, and the camp setting.
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Betty Brown
Harry Ford
Selikoffs
Betty
Selikoff
Harry
Howsekeeper
Konenka
Lucy
Lois
Lola
Sue
Marmola tablets claim easy fat loss formula
An old health claim describes Marmola prescription tablets as a simple fat burning method. It asserts the body uses a supplied element to convert fat into fuel and energy. The note credits research from twenty years ago and promotes four tablets daily to show beauty and vitality improvements.
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Nature
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