Bride's Shower In Sheboygan News Finalizes Plans
A wedding preview describes the Clair street ceremony for Miss Pauline Schuette and her fiancé, with details on attendants, gowns in lavender and blue, best man Edwin Schuette, a reception at the Kohl home, and an East coast wedding tour for the couple. The bride, a Sheboygan High School graduate, attended Ward Belmont and is a Kappa Kappa Gamma alumna. The groom, Mr. Schuette, is connected to local banking. Also noted is a large St Boniface Church benefit social hosted by Mr and Mrs Goatave Cengiske with prize winners and a post-event lunch.
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Sheboygan
Mageby
Will Kohl
Edwin
Green Bay
Kohl
Jeanl
Wisconsin
Kappa Baa Gamma
Schuette
Mell University
Mapitowoc Savings
Halen
Sheboyze
Henry Schuette
Marie ‘Prange
Hrne Avenue
Bridge
Manitowoc
Cerny Bride Ceremony In Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Cerny claims his bride in a morning ceremony at Sacred Heart church attended by families and local guests. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to southern Wisconsin then settles in Milwaukee with Joseph working as a carpenter and Josephine employed at Alum num Goods in advertising. Of town guests and fellow lodge members also attended the nuptials and reception at the Steinbach home.
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Sacred Heart’Gattiolic
Josephine Steinbach
Steinbach
Clair Street
Joseph. Carey
Wisconsin
Dinas and
Wilt
Milwaukee
Alumnum Goods Company
Cerny
As’ & Car‘penter
Mia
James
Helén
Mayme
Edmund Falareh
Jerome
Stephen
Kopecky
Jas
Elks AuxiliaryMonthly Party Plans For Oct 9
A local Elks Auxiliary announces a bi monthly social hosted by Mrs Willant Casey and Mrs William Bourll. The event aims for a large turnout and will be held Tuesday Oct 9 at the Bis.
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ELKS
Bis
Willant
Casey
William Bourll
Ensemble fashion for college girls gains wide appeal
The article notes the ensemble coat with frock or separate wear, highlighting tweed, brown and beige hues, collarless cardigan coats, and swagging long coats. It details fabrics, trims, and accessories including two toned shoes and hats matching the brown beige palette.
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Somme
Jina Barr
Stepin
Diet and Health by Dr Frank McCoy explores ancient diet
The article traces early human food shifts from hunter gatherer to agricultural societies. It discusses how agriculture enabled civilization, notes regional dietary patterns, and touches on dietary adaptations, nutrition, and temporary skin treatments. The text blends historical observation with modern health commentary.
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Dr. ‘Frank McCoy
The Unseen Strain Between Marguerite and Harris
In a Brook drawing room, Marguerite confronts Hal about social judgment and Harris, a perfect gentleman. Tension rises as Harriss presence stirs old anxieties about love, reputation, and family expectations. Marguerite notes changes in her marriage while Hal hides growing irritations and concern for appearances.
Sleep and Sorrow in a Courtly Passion
A fragmentary 17th century verse depicts a speaker urging sleep to guard his guilty plea for love. He asks Sleep to soften the beloved's heart so she may awaken with pity, while his words reveal remorse for wrong done to her. The lines evoke beauty, fear, and restrained emotion as dreams stir passions.
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Thomas Caipionid
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Téa D. Sankey
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Mpany
Sheen
East
Ride ‘Bank of Milwaukee
Stott
Kropp
Buddy
Prauschek
Jane Phalen
Flaine
Leyendusley
Tine
Bobby
Franz
Elaine Toe Land
Tatischeks
Sk Hire
Soho
Ubus
Lanaiog
Marguerite
Gore
Harris
Irma
Lydia
Hartis
Deuce
Hal
Margaret
Stratély
Marguerke
Hall
Steve
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New York
Tompkins
Wis. Telephone Co
Paul Robinson
the Times
R.W. Parish Osteopathic Physician State Bank
Butterfly Beauty Shop
North Ee St
Hans Towad
Dover
Preserver
Alan, D
Ake
Ron
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