Marital union announced for Olivia Hacker and August Hohn
Mrs. Emil Hacker of 1409 South Eleventh street announces the secret marriage of her daughter Olivia to August C. Hohn son of Mrs. William Hohn of Lyndhurst. The ceremony occurred last November in Madison before the Wisconsin Chicago game. Olivia, a Manitowoc high school graduate and former bookkeeper at Schuette Brothers, will live in Two Rivers where August runs a local drug store. he is Shawano high school and UW pharmacy graduate.
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Emil Hacker
South Eleventh Street
Olivia
August C. Hohn
Wiliam Hohn
Lyndhurst
St. Madison
Manitowoc
Hacker
Schuette Brothers Department
Missionary to Speak to St Pauls Lutheran Men’s Club
Rev. Daniel Krasse city missionary of Chicago will speak to the St. Pauls Lutheran Men’s club at the church on North Tenth and St. Clair streets Monday evening at 7 30. The subject is city mission work in Chicago with vocal and instrumental selections to follow and a lunch in the church parlors.
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Daniel Krasse
Chicago
St. Paul’s
Pythian Sisters Install Two Officers in Meeting
The Pythian Sisters held a Schreihart hall session last evening with the installation of two officers. Mrs. Ella Cool became most excellent chief and Mrs. Alva Fechter was named excellent senior. Committees for the August state convention were appointed, with initiation of new members planned for February.
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Schreihart’s Hall
Ella Cool
Alva Fechter
Lois Society Prepares Play at First Presbyterian Church
Members of the Lois society rehearse for a church play titled The New Rich Reception to be staged next month. The committee reports abundant material for the cast and rehearsals promise one of the citys best home talent productions.
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Lois Society
First Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary Guild Sets Card Social at St James Church
Plans for a card social to be held Wednesday evening February 6 were finalized at a Sanctuary Guild meeting of St James Episcopal church. Mrs H Bentheimer hosted Guild members at 1118 South Fourteenth street. a social hour and lunch followed routine business.
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Sanctuary Guild
St. James Episcopal Church
H. Bentheimer
South Fourteenth Street
Weather postpones Elks auxiliary card social rescheduled
Adverse weather forces postponement of the Elks auxiliary card social planned for January 22. It will now be held Tuesday February 6 at the Elks club home. If weather allows committee members anticipate strong turnout and a popular event.
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Elks
Elks Club
Mrs Prucha Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mrs Carl J Prucha entertained members of her bridge club at her home 1231 South Tenth Street Wednesday night High honors went to Mrs Gust t Gentle high to Mrs W J Cabalek and consolation to Mrs Wilfred Bacon Lunch was served by the hostess at about 4 30 p m
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Carl J. Prucha
South Tenth Street
Gust T
W. J. Cabalek
Wilfred Bacon
Eagles Attention Regular Meeting Minutes Note Absences
Regular meeting notice for Thursday January 24. Hugo Vogel John Gaedke and Max Griebling were not present at the last meeting per Schade secretary dated 1 24 11.
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Hugo Vogel
John Gaedke
Max Griebling
Schade
Vivid Spring Color Trends Dominate Styles and Silhouettes
Manitowoc Times notes a colorful spring palette featuring beiges and blues, rising prominence of red and yellow, sunburn friendly tones, and white accents. It highlights three models: a three piece jacket suit in white crepe with silk plaid, a second ensemble pairing plaid coat collar with white blouse and black crepe skirt, and a sulphur yellow one piece frock with fringe braid trim and box pleated skirt.
Miss Dempski Surprised on Fourteenth Birthday at Home
Esther Dempski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dempski of 1109 South Twentieth Street, was surprised by friends at her residence last night for her fourteenth birthday. Grace Jagodinsky and Alice Rygticken won first prizes in games, with Lillian Knipp and Irene Weier taking second, and Theresa Zagrodnik and Dorothy Jirikovic the low awards. A 10 o'clock lunch followed for the guests listed, and Miss Dempski received many gifts and remembrances.
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Miss Dempski
Esther Dempski
Irma Gauger
Grace Jagodinsky
Dorothy Jirikovic
Irene Weiler
Alice Rysticken
Lilian Knipp
Dorothy Rysticken
Della Rysticken
Lucile Becker
Frances Budger
Sophie Becker
Susan Zagrodnik
Wencel Buresh
Anniversary Feature Of Local PEO Meeting
An observance marking the P. E. O. sisterhood's history highlighted a regular meeting at Mrs. Harlan Groffman’s home 712 North Seventh Street yesterday afternoon. The society, founded 60 years ago by seven Iowa Wesleyan College students, heard a history talk by Mrs. R. A. Ritchie and enjoyed a musical program by Mrs. Archie Randolph. Lunch followed the program for a large attendance.
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P.E. O. Sisterhood
Harlan Groffman
North Seventh Street
Iowa -Wesleyan College
R. A. Ritchie
P.O. Society
Archie Randolph
Groffman
Ritchie
Oriet Ploederl Birthday Party At Home For Seven
Oriet Ploederl daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ploederl Jr entertained a group of little friends on South Tenth street yesterday afternoon for her seventh birthday. Various games were played with prizes won by Marion and Gloria Wagner. A lunch was served at 5 o clock. Guests included Grace Van Calligan Harry Bergner Florence Bergner Grace Jirikovic Marion Carl Gloria and Virginia Wagner. Oriet received many gifts.
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Oriet Ploederl
Oriel Ploederl
Joseph Ploederl, Jr
South Tenth Street
Marion
Gloria Wagner
Grace van Calligan
Harry
Florence Bergner
Grace Jirikovic
Carl
Gloria
Virginia Wagner
Oriet
Elsie Janis Ill During New Revue Run
Paris dispatch reports Elsie Janis, star of a Moulin Rouge revue, struck by pulmonary congestion and high fever. She was hospitalized yesterday and is expected to remain in bed for several days while the show proceeds without her.
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Paris
Elise Janis
Moulin. Rouge
Miss Janis
Mrs McKenna Hosts Sheepshead Club at Home
Mrs. Samuel McKenna hosted the Sheepshead Club at her residence at 13 South Eleventh street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Herman Kiel won high honors in the games and Mrs. Arthur Schmeichel was low scorer. Eight guests were served lunch at five o'clock.
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Samuel McKenna
Sheepshead
South Eleventh Street
Herman Kiel
Arthur Schmeichel
Women Flyers Reaching 4690 Licenses in U S
In a growing aviation trend, a total of 4690 aviators are licensed in the United States with a notable share of women among the new pilots. California reports a sizable number of licensed female aviators contributing to the expanding workforce.
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United States
Womenalifornia
Visit to bride’s parents marks wedding trip honor
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mason, married in Chicago on January 17, visited the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nienaber, 1220 South Eighth Street, yesterday on their wedding trip and were guests of honor at a 6 o’clock dinner for 60 at Hotel Manitowoc. The couple will soon depart for Oak Park, Illinois, where Mr. Mason, son of Mrs. Gust Martin, is art director at Pioneer Publishing.
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Herbert Mason
Chicago
Henry Nienaber
South Eighth Street
Hotel Manitowoc
Oak Park, Ill
Mason
Gust Martin
Lincoln Boulevard
Pioneer Publishing Company
Koebkes Entertain Members of Their Sheepshead Club
Mr and Mrs George Koebke entertained the members of their sheepshead club at their home on North Tenth street last evening. Two tables participated in the games. Honors in the ladies set were won by Mrs Louise Koebke high and Mrs William Tyson low. In the men's set George Green received high and A J Wild was low. An 11 o clock lunch was served to eight guests.
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George Koebke
Sheepshead
North Tenth Street
Louise Koebke
William ‘Tyson
George Green
A. J. Wild
First Presbyterian Church choir concert Sunday afternoon
The Ladies society sponsors a concert by the church choir for the organ fund. It will be in the church at North Eighth and State streets on Sunday February 3 at 4 p.m. The program features a wide variety of selections to please both old and young. A cordial invitation is extended to all wishing to attend.
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Ladies’ Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Organ Fund
North Eighth and
State Streets
Mrs Philip Roth Hosts Surprise 500 Club Evening
Mrs Philip Roth welcomed members of the 500 club at her North Eighth Street home last evening. Two tables played and Mrs Albert B won high while Mrs Frank Vraney took consolation. A lunch followed for guests including Ed Dusold Frank Vraney Albert Knickelbine Ben Bean Charles Schuette Emil Schaus and William Bartels.
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Philip Roth
North Eighth Street
Albert B
Frank Vraney
Ed Dusold
Albert Knickelbine
Ben Bean
Charles Schuette
Emil Schaus
William Bartels
Margy confronts tragedy as neighbors rally and Tiny offers help
In a bright November dawn Jack Duncan has shot himself leaving Margy to face mounting debts and a future with her children. Fred and Tiny propose adoption and shared care, while Byrd tears through loss, weighing a chance at independence against lingering ties to Larry before heading to Jacksonville.
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Tiny
Byrd
Fred
Jack
Margy
Dr. Newcomb
Pater
Joan
Pat
Chet
India
Larry
Pat Test
Jack Duncan
Aittle Farm
Illinois
Red
Marcy
Abé
Pina
The
Kellys
Jacksonville
Women Win Civil Service Access in England
England allows women to take civil service exams for government posts though the Indian civil service and the diplomatic and consular services remain closed. Recent appointments include women tax inspectors and a woman named principal of the ministry of transport.
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England
Indian Civil Service
Diplomatic
Consular Service
Ministry of Tramsport
Rebels Overthrow Afghan Government Amid Fashion Uproar
In a striking cultural clash, Afghan religious leaders countered modern dress as obscene and used the controversy to fuel a rebellion against King Amsnul lah’s regime. The revolt drew on public discontent stirred by perceived Western fashion influence and domestic resistance to royal authority.
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Amsnullah
Paris
Nga
Overalls Prove Safe for Woonsocket Mill Girls
Women workers at Woonsocket Rhode Island textile mills tested wearing overalls during shifts. They found the garments satisfactory and felt they reduced the accident hazard in the factories.
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Woonsocket, R. LI
New Paris millinery shows spring quill accents
New Paris millinery for spring features hats with small quills grouped at the side. Quills arranged to contrast colors point down the wearer's desk for a flattering effect.
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New Paris
Hudnut will sole heir to vast estate in probate filing
Mrs. Winifred Kimball Hudnut named sole heir under Richard A. Hudnut estate will. Natcha Rambova and M25 Hudnut named executors and trustees. Omitted relatives include Frank P. Hudnut Maude Louise Chapin and Eugene Mickell Beals. Value of estate not disclosed.
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OLENS
Falls
N.Y
Winifred Kimball Hudnut
Richard A. Hudnut
National City Bank of New York
Natcha Rambova
Daugher
Rudolph Valentino
M25
Hudnut
Frank P. Hudnut
Maude Louise Chapin
Eugene Mickell Beals
Beals
Dont Make a Toy Out of Baby
Ruth Britain cautions adults to avoid overstimulating infants with toys and loud handling. Overstimulation can cause vomiting irritability and sleeplessness. if baby remains unsettled offer Castoria a vegetable remedy. Leading physicians endorse it for various infant ailments and a booklet on motherhood accompanies each bottle.
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Castoria
Chas
HL Fletcher
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