Quiet wedding links Eugene Brown and Selma Wohlsecker
Eugene Brown of Hannibal and Miss Selma Wohlsecker of Higginsville wed quietly in Higginsville on Thursday afternoon at four. They left for Kansas City and, after visiting in Hannibal, will live in Hannibal with Brown’s family. The event is followed by extensive social updates about relatives, friends, moves, and travels across nearby towns.
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Selma Wohlsecker
Higginsville
Kansas City
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Meyer-Roth Grocery Co
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Velma McMaster
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Spokane
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Cy. George Tompkins
Scott County
S. B. Thiehoff
New Cumbria
van Dusen
Rev
E. B. Redd
Shelburn
A.S Jayne
Rensseler
Lee Pierceall
Lakenan
Laban Lake
New London
R. R. Smith
Craig
J. H. Hubbard
C. C. Cassady
Quincy
Studebaker
Rush Collins
H. A. Graves
Johnson
Marion County
Ben Smith
Easy Dishes for Budget Meals From The War Era
Henry Van Dyke urges thrift in buying cuts of meat and using slow cooking to tenderize. Savory Stew uses round steak cubes fried in onions, then simmered with water, salt, pepper, Worcester sauce, and ketchup. Bread and Cheese layers stale bread with American cheese, milk and egg baked until browned, served hot with cayenne. Coffee tapioca pudding combines tapioca with leftover coffee, cooked until clear and served with sugar and cream.
Superficial Attempt to Revive National Virility
Wiseman notes Englishmen resume wearing whiskers while Cynicus calls it a superficial move to revive ancient virility, as the judge comments. The exchange highlights public and political vanity rather than substantive reform.
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Wiseman
Chautauqua set for Monroe August 23 to 30
Monroe County news notes a Chautauqua program planned in Monroe from August 23 through 30. Items include local social updates, church socials, road improvements, farm crop reporting appeals, and reflections on community booster efforts.
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