Nuptials Celebrated At Country Home Thursday
Miss Minole Te Strake daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Te Strake of Sweetland township and Mr P Pace son of Mrs Pace of Sweetland township were married at eight o clock in the country home of the bride’s parents attended by sixty guests Reverend J Prichard of the Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church officiated Miss Ellie Strake sang two selections Love You Truly and O Promise Me and played the Mendelssohn wedding march The bride wore a white voile gown with white roses The wedding party enjoyed an elegant wedding supper with pink and white festoonage and carnations Attendants from Muscatine included Mr and Mrs John Te Strake Mr and Mrs E G Pace Mrs GW Sywassink John Yelde and Rev and Mrs DeBruine The couple will reside with the bride’s parents Christmas Party At Home Of Mrs Freim Knight S Park Place Mothers club to hold second annual Christmas party Friday December 26 at Mrs Fred McKnight Cypress Place venue to be announced at regular meeting held Thursday with Mrs Louis
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Minole Te. Strake
Herman TeStrake
Sweetland Township
P. Pace
J ¥. Pace
Alan
Sweetland Townahly
J. Prichard
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellie Strake
Rom Muscatine
John . Te- Strake
E. G. Pace
GW. Sywassink
John Yelde
Chris
Mis
Frei
Park
Place
Mothers’ Club
Anve
Fred. McKnight
Cypress Pareat
Louis
E. F. McGormick
Oak Street
George Lane
East Ninth Street
Hastesa
Christmas Party Attracts Visitors And Rewards Attendance
A Thursday event drew visitors to a central location for a Christmas party with a decorated tree as the centerpiece. The program featured readings and seasonal songs, followed by a social with delicious refreshments. The gathering concluded with plans to hold a similar event in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affair Berg
Anna Grate
Epworth League Plans Christmas Baskets For Needy Families
Epworth League members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church organize Christmas baskets for church families in need. Members call for contributions and set Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock for assembling and delivering baskets.
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Epworth ‘League
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Opty
Will Wilton
Local clubs hold meetings and entertainments
Women’s Relief Corps Industrial meets for sewing and quilting with officers to be elected in January. Miss Inez Cooley hosts a twelve o’clock dinner for Miss Elizabeth Burtner of Harrisburg, with Christmas colors and a Kensington party after. St Mary’s Sewing Society meets at Mrs Frank Bielefeld’s with over twenty five members and lunch. Fraternal Union of America urges members to attend important session at K G hall Monday at 7:30.
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Tae
Iet Corps
Satherine~ Tamesen
Frances Bracken
Sara Weimer
Maria Narker
Inez Cooley
Fact
Second Street
Ava Twelve’ Piclock
Elizabeth Burtner
Harrisburg
Kensington
Burtner
Sarai Prosser
George Burtner
Frank Bielefeld
St. Mary’s
Grant Streatv
John Binhaft
West
Fifth
Fraternal Union of America
Insolent Officer Sentenced by Court Martial
Strassburg December 19 a court martial sentenced Baron von Forstner of the 39th Infantry to 43 days imprisonment for cutting down a lame shoemaker with his sabre at Zaberti Alsace on December 2. The charge was wilful assault causing great bodily harm by the legal use of a weapon. The officer had provoked tensions between the military and civil population by insulting Alsatian citizens while inspecting recruits.
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Strassburg
Ligut
Baron von Foratner
iZaberti
Alsce
von Forstner
Zahern
Follies of Pleasure at Grand Theatre Sunday Matinee Night
The attraction billed as the leading Durleague show on the Progressive Circuit promises the big show with Broadway quality chorus. It features a two act presentation of The Follies, Widow, with principal cast including Dan Coleman Tom McKenna Clyde Bates Fred Bulla Violet Hilson Alma Bauer Varigne and Jaffe. Mr and Mrs J W Winer of Letts returned home after a day of visiting and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follies
Grand Theatre
Ibis Musicx
Ees Haas
Dan Coleman
Tom McKenna
Clyde J. Bates
Fred Bulla
Violet Hilson
Alms Bauer
Varigne
Jaffe
Guesic Irwin
Atlantic Rate War Believed Imminent
News from London read by shipping men in New York today that a severe Atlantic rate war is imminent. Advices have failed to bring clarifications, and intimation of disruptions to be expected began to spread amid concerns of rising tensions in shipping. The fragmentary dispatch suggests impending adjustments to freight and passage terms as global trade nerves tighten.
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New York
Ibéndon
Atlantic
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Barnard’s Jewelry Store
East Second Street
Young Women’s ‘Christian Association
Minnehaha
Mise
Luélla Taylor
Symmasium
Myra
Frank Criner
Mabel
Gertrude Freers
Mulberry Avenue
Rock Club
Irene
Woodson
Culver Street
Irt
Paul Steinmets
Glatstein
Harry Glatstein
Eaat
Everbody
J. W. Winer
Letts
Princess
Wwe Quality
Einemund
Halligan’ S
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