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Manitowoc Times

Location

Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1929

Page

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Birthday Party for Two at Bernard Daugs Home

A double birthday gathering honored Mr. Daugs and Miss Evelyn Prucha at the Bernard Daugs residence on South Twenty-first street. Guests included Walter Miller James Prucha and others. Cards and music entertained. prizes awarded in ladies and mens sets.

Bernard Daugs South Twenty-first Street Walter Daugs Messrs Walter Miller James Prucha Two Rivers Charles Rank Carl Prucha Rudolph Ginzl Elmer Schroeder Arthur Daugs N. Schuh Evelyn Prucha Lena Daugs Irene Tegge A. Daugs Joseph Nemetz

Mrs Groth Hosts St Patrick Day Bridge Club

Mrs Harold Groth entertained at her Huron street home for a St Patrick s Day bridge gathering and regular club meeting. Three tables played with Elda Schmitz winning high honors and Mrs George Hammell taking consolation. Lunch followed for guests including Pearl Trippler Irma Schmitz Alma Groth Thelma Barker Leona Urban Lola Schmitz and others.

Harold Groth Huron Street Elda Schmitz George Hammell Pearl Trippler Irma Schmitz Alma Groth Thelma Barker Leona Urban Elda Lola Schmitz Matt Nemetz E. F. Struhe Hersche H. L. Baldwin Bh.” Groth

Mrs Nowakowski Surprised by Group on Birthday Eve

Mrs Rod Nowakowski was surprised at her North Ninth street home Saturday evening for her birthday. Bunco provided the entertainment with prizes going to Mrs Delmar Hansen, Mrs F Thompson and Mrs Guy Kelnhofer in the women’s set and Felix Borths, Guy Kelnhofer and John Royer among the men. Attendees included John Templeton, Oliver McMullen, John Johnson, Delmar Hansen, John Sku bal, Alma Schalowitz, Lucile Floreshein, Mathilda Seid, Rose Jagiella and John Koyer.

Rod Nowskowski North Ninth Street Bunco Delmar Hansen F. Thompson Guy Kelnhofer Felix Borths John Royer Messrs John Templeton Oliver McMullen John Johnson John Skubal Alma Schalowitz Lucile Floreshein Mathilda Seid Rose Jagiella John Koyer

Lenten Musical Presented by Monday Music Club

The annual Lenten musicale by the Monday Music club was held at St. Paul's Methodist church before a large audience. Instrumental and vocal selections displayed careful preparation and seasonal appropriateness, highlighted by an Easter cantata performed by the club chorus. Exquisite melodies and flawless execution marked the event as an outstanding success.

Monday Music Club St. Paul’s Methodist Church

Veterans and Auxiliary Meetings This Week

Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary hold meetings this week. The auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Veterans hall. Delegates elected and other matters to be discussed Thursday at 8 p.m. in the York street hall.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Veterans Hall York Street Hall

Dinner Speaker to Entice Brethren on March 22

At 6 30 on Friday evening March 22 Brother E A Lueck will speak and provide a real treat for all members Reservations for dinner must be in by Tuesday March 19 Visiting brethren are invited to attend

E. A. Lueck

Music club leaders meet in Manitowoc for district talks

Mrs. Annette Matheson state ex tension chairwoman of the Wisconsin Federation of Music clubs met in Manitowoc with her committee and with state vice-president Mrs. C M Gleason. They discussed the Fond du Lac convention May 17 and 18 with speakers from Beloit and Madison and noted the national biennial convention in Boston the week of June 9.

Annette Matheson Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs Manitowoc Green Bay Marie Behnke E. T. Rummele A. F. Rank C. M. Gleason Fond du Lac Fred Garden Frank Wilfert Beloit H. L. Miller Madison Boston Mass

Benefit Association Holds Joint Meeting and St Patrick Day Celebration

The Women’s Benefit Association met at the Odd Fellows hall for a joint business meeting and St Patrick’s Day celebration with about 36 members present. Plans were made for an Easter Monday card party at the same hall as a public event, followed by music, singing, and lunch prepared by Mrs. Schaetzke with festive decorations.

Women’s Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall St.Patrick’s Day Schaetzke

Mrs Koskamp to Host Sanctuary Guild Meeting

Mrs John Koskamp will host members of the Sanctuary Guild of St James Episcopal church at her home 716 South Twenty third street Wednesday evening. The regular meeting will cover business matters followed by a social hour and lunch.

John Koskamp Sanctuary Guild St. James Episcopal Church South Twentythird Street

Royal Wedding Festivities Open With Oslo Festival

Princess Martha of Sweden arrives with her suite for the marriage to Crown Prince Olaf in Oslo. A three day royal festival begins with crowds of up to 200000 flocking to the castle square and events including a castle soirée. Prominent guests include King of Sweden and Danish royals, the Duke and Duchess of York, and Prince Henrik of Holland.

Oslo Norway Martha Sweden Stockholm Olaf Oskar Ingrid Prince Eugene Guard of Honor Denmark Duke and Duchess of York Prince Henrik of Holland Rome Royal Castle Queen Maud Tor Princess Ingrid Irmelin Nansen Prince Olaf Balliol College Oxford

Caught in the Fog at Capitol Theatres

Warner Vitaphone comedy mystery Caught in the Fog plays two days at the Capitol theater. May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel star in this talkie noted for fun and suspense.

Capitol May McAvoy Conrad Nagel Capitol Theater

Detroit girl wins Barnacle College sonnet prize

Miss Anna Virginia Mitchell of Detroit Michigan won first prize in the Barnacle Quarterly annual sonnet contest at Barnard College New York. The poem was selected from submissions by undergraduates from all four classes of the college.

Anna Virginia Mitchell Detroit Mich Barnacle Quarterly Barnard College New York

Engagement announced for Helen Vogeltanz and Elmer Markwardt

Announcement from the Vogeltanz home at Two Rivers Route 1 states Miss Helen Vogeltanz daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Vogeltanz will wed Elmer Markwardt son of Mr and Mrs Charles Markwardt of Route 7 The engagement was announced Sunday evening with friends and relatives in attendance A wedding date has not been set.

Helen Vogeltanz W. H. Vogeltanz Elmer Markwardt Charles Markwardt Vogeltanz Two Rivers

Auxiliary Meeting Set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM

A regular meeting of the K C auxiliary will be held in the K C hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 PM with Mrs Frank Hall as hostess. Card playing and lunch will follow the business session. All members urged to attend.

K.C K. C. Hall Frank .Hall

Ruth Circle women to meet at Mrs Peck home

Mrs. James Peck hosts the Ruth Circle of St. Paul’s Methodist Church at 7386 North Twelfth Street Thursday at 2 30. The event begins with a business hour followed by a social period. Members are urged to attend.

James Peck Ruth St. Paul’s Methodist Church North Twelfth Street

Leipzig Women Deluded by Bogus Bobbed Hair Tax Notices

In Leipzig Germany residents received letters on official tax stationery claiming a bobbed hair tax. Women queued at the tax office to explain or have hair measured, only to learn the notices were a practical joke and no bobbed hair tax existed.

Leipzig Germany

Immanuel Lutheran School Board to Meet After Lenten Services

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran church school board members will gather in the church parlors after Lenten services Wednesday evening for a regular business session. Attendance of every member is requested.

The Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church

Emmanuel League Meeting At St Johns Church Parlors

A meeting of the Hmmanuel league of St Johns Evangelical Church will be held in the church parlors on Marshall Street this evening. The session begins at 7 30 p m with a business meeting. Members urged to attend.

Hmmanuel League St. John’s Evangelical Church Marshall Street

Betty Joins Night Classes as She Plans for Change

Betty enrolls in a local business college to study typing and shorthand, balancing classes with work at the restaurant. She excels, earns top marks, and receives a portable typewriter as a gift from George Harris, prompting her to pledge future loyalty in a letter she writes and then must face explaining.

Betty George Andy; Adair Harry Ford Andy Mrs. Hogan's Business Doctor Clark George Harris

Mothers Important Purifying Spring Laxative Advertisement

Spring health claim promotes Hollis Ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a whole family cleansing remedy. It asserts cleansing the blood stomach and bowels drives out winter germs to improve color appetite sleep and happiness. Sold by Park Drug Store Manitowoc and J. K. Stephany Two Rivers.

Hollister Park Drug Store Manitowoc Ij. K. Stephany Two Rivers

THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED FOR ADVERTISMENT

Mrs. Margaret Burton of Kansas City writes that after years of infertility she became a mother and found happiness. She offers free advice to married women who write, promising strict confidentiality and no sales, with letters to 1610 Massachusetts, Kansas City, Mo.

Margaret Burton Kansas City Massachusetts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daugs Mrs. Groth Mrs. Nowakowski Riverview Ladies’ Aid Manitowoc Lodge NO. 65 BP. W. Moore Evergreen Cemetery W. M.gerhardt Kubitz Mary Brian Ghalriman Benefit Association Mrs. Koskamp Shimek & Schwartz Practical Joker Emma C. Kotick D. Ft Naprapath N. 9 Roe Fulkerson Central Press Association, Inc Fran Annette Beauty Shop Washington Street Mrs. Burton Wandener’s Mother and Daughter Etta Kett By Paul Robinson Starbs Eita Ettas
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