Roach Schneider Wedding in Town City Church
Milas Julia Ramona Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Schneider of Town City and Robert Leonard Roach son of W L Roach of Muscatine were wed at St Patrick's Church in a simple ceremony officiated by Rev William T Shannahan. The couple planned a Chicago honeymoon then travel to Live Oak Florida before settling in Muscatine. The bride attended state university and Delta Delta Delta sorority. the groom is a graduate of St Mary's College and Notre Dame University with early leadership roles in student government.
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Milas
Ramona Schneider
Mea
R. J. Schneider
Thlx City
Robert Leonard Roach
Nnce
W. L. Roach
Miscayne
St. Patrick's Church
William T. Shannahan
Florence Sehnelder
John Sehneider
Edward A. Roach
Muscatine
Ding
Roach
John W. Roach
Elizabeth Schatnit
Grace Roach
Mark Andon
Tosday
Chicago
Lave Oak
Atlantic Coast
Stonch
Live Oak
State Universlty
Delta Delta Delta Mororlty
St Mary's College
Notre Dame Leader Chosen by Student Body 1914 1916
Notre Dame students elected him class leader in 1914 and 1916, their votes signaling his rising popularity amid hundreds of peers.
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Notre Dame
Michigan Man to Speak at First Baptist Church
Dr William Schonmaker of Kalama zoo will speak at the First Baptist Church tomorrow evening as announced by Pastor Dr W Grave. Schonmaker, a Michigan Baptist leader and former Muscatine County resident, will address the gathering during the regular midweek prayer meeting. A vocal solo by Mina Alice Dragstedt of Wisconsin will accompany the visit.
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Wm. Schonmaker
Kalamazoo
Michigan
First Baptist Church
3. W. Grave
Schonmaker
Baptist State Convention
Schoomaker
Muscooting County
Minh Alice Dragstedt
Wineconda
Montann
University of Town
Mina Feathor Graves
Mast
Germany presses peace terms through delegates and communications
Diplomatic reports from Rome say Germany sent packets to neutral powers with peace terms, guidance not to open unless requested, while central powers consider public disclosure after December notes. Stockholm notes Sweden and Swiss notes align with belligerents and neutrals amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Coplea
Neutrala
Germany
Rome
Cormuty
Dieeti
Sweden
Stele
Rerno
Paris
Wilian
Ganzel Eyes Purchase Of Kansas City Club
Chicago Dec 27 John Ganzel newly named manager of the Kansas City club of the Amore Jean Association has opened talks to buy the club. Ganzel offered 175000 to owner George Tobsau and is believed to have the financial backing of New York's George Ward, brother of Robert Ward who supported the Brooklyn club in the Federal league.
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Chicago
John Ganssel
Kansas City
Amore Jean Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Ganzel
George Tobsau
Gangel Id
George Ward
New York
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn
Channukah Observance Returns Tonight in City
Chanukah, the Feast of Dedication, one of Judaism's key festivals, is observed in the city tonight at sundown. The celebration honors the 162 BCE victory of Jewish forces over the Syrians and the miracle of the menorah lasting eight days in the Temple at Jerusalem.
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Judas Maeenbous
Jerusalem
Villistas in control of Torreon and Mexico article on sovereignty
The Mexican constitutional congress adopted a article declaring national sovereignty rests with the people and public authority derives from them. It states the people may alter the government, while the proposal to include a system of colonial controls was sent back for revision.
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Queretaro
Mexico
Mexico City
Mexican Constitutional Congress
Weir Benoefit
Dla Curion
Wilson Peace Effort Fails
The report outlines Wilson’s cautious stance as he considers the American note and urges a careful, well reasoned response. He warns against endorsing a patched up truce that harms national interests while seeking a just and lasting peace in Europe.
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Patie
Norgon
Fire damages Wellman Theatre. show to reopen Saturday
A Christmas night blaze at the Wellman Theatre caused by a flaw damaged the picture machine but not the building. Manager Ca Hahn says the theatre will reopen Saturday evening after prompt fire crews limited the damage.
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Clourin
Wellmin
Thy
Dow
Imajestic
Ca Hahn
Vacation for Local Aliens at Grace Lutheran Church
The Rev George N Mendenhall pastor announces a two week holiday for aliens enrolled in the focal night reboot at Grace Lutheran Church Pubvnia school. Fifteen students expected to double enrollment after new year with interest from June aims Mexicana and Germans joining the class. twelve local men unable to spend English language attend fourth meeting.
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George N. Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran C Church
Hinkley Obsequies Held This Morning
Funeral services for Walter Hinkley were conducted at his Grand Avenue home at 10 am by Rev J G Dyikos of the Latter Day Saints. Interment followed in Reynolds Cemetery in Nois. Pallbearers named include Sam Wagler Joseph Wagler Philip Wagler Edward Hinkley William Hinkley and Harvey Rosemond.
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Walter Hinkley
Grand Avenue
J. G. Dyikos
Latter Day Saintes Church
Des Moines Struggles With Coal Shortage Amid Cold
Des Moines authorities and coal dealers grapple with a fuel shortage as cold weather bites. Mayor Jom faces pressure over coal distribution to the destitute. despite threats, shipments were not seized. Citizens’ delegations press the mayor, saying coal is hard to obtain at any price.
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MacVicar
Des Moines
Poll County
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