Former local man wed in Chicago ceremony
Ira Hampton, son of Mr and Mrs M L Hampton, married Miss Ethel Wright in Chicago last Saturday at the bride's mother home 211 North Central Park Boulevard. Rev Hunter officiated before about forty relatives and friends. The couple's attendants included Mabel Miller and Omar Hampton. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at Highland Park. Hampton is an electric engineer in Chicago. A separate notice invites all German Protestant church members to a picnic at Weed Park with games races and a supper set for 6 o'clock.
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Chicago
Ra. M. BY Hampton
H.C. Meyer
Gmar Hampton
Elias, Il
Ira Hampton
North Central Pars Boulevard
Mr. Hunter
Baptist Arch
Silace
Mise Mabel Miller
Omar Hampton
Hamptosa
Highland Park
Hampton
Davenport
Clyde Port
William Port
Moore
Durant
F. Neeve
Clarante
Emma Rieer
Iowa City
Dora Johnson
B. L. Norton
Howard Finley
Will Root
Dave Smith
Bert Whitmer
Muscatine
Grave
Florence Nichol
New York
Maude Marshall
Mount Ver—non
Florence
Nicholson
Grand Prairia Seminary
Quarga
Miss Marshall
Hattie Johnston
Elizabeth Mahanna
Wilton
John Onmer
Flw
Gray
3. D. Sullivan
Clarence Brown
J. R. Brown
J. Ticktin
Stella King
Mount Vernon
William King
Faye Ayres
H. H. Johnson
Princeton
Ed McSwiggen
Steve Teeple
Charles Henderson
Lacy Wildasin
Moscow
Schmidt Concert Company to Appear at Sweetland Church
Sweetland Methodist church prepares for Friday evening concert June 25 with the Schmidt Concert company from the city and reader Maude A Marshall of Grand Prairie Seminary Onarga Ti to assist The program will be announced later after musical numbers and readings followed by ice cream and cake served by the Ladies Aid in the church basement
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Ladies ‘Aid Society
Ten Cent Sale At Banner Lodge On Tuesday
Banner Lodge Degree of Honor prepares a ten cent sale for tomorrow afternoon June 22 at the A. O. U. Wa hall on Chesture street. Items priced at ten cents each, plus ice cream and cake, with proceeds likely aiding lodge efforts. Public invited. sale starts 2 30 and runs through the afternoon followed by the lodge meeting at 8 o'clock with expected large turnout.
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Banner Lodge
Banner Lodge Degree of Honor
Chesture Street
Get Acquainted Social at First Baptist Church
A Get Acquainted Social is being arranged by members of the First Baptist Church to be held Friday evening, June 25, at the church parlors. This social promises to be one of the year’s largest social occasions and will provide some form of leaded social opportunity.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Community Club and Church Group Meeting Notices Vary
Local society pages list upcoming gatherings including Jolly Tigers electing officers at Miss Hazel Henderson’s Bloomington home, Jugend Verein program at Evangelican Lutheran Zion church, Queen Esther Circle at Miss Vesta Burnside’s home, Missionary Kensington Circle needlework, United Brethren Kensington Circle at church parlor, Martha Class at First Methodist Episcopal church, Ladies Big Society at Miss Ella Mulford’s home, Degree of Honor Drill Team at Mrs George Wells’ home, Grace Lutheran Young Women’s Class at Miss Carlotte Liebbe, and various Ladies Aid sessions with dates in June.
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Jolly Timers
Jolly Tigers Club
Hazel Henderson
Bloomington Township
Queen Esther
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vesta Burnside
Burnside Avenue
Miss Burnside
Verna Qrephene
Laura Lewis
Gora Duvis
Ladies’ Big Society
First Congregational Church
Ella Mulford
West Third Street
George Wells
East Hill
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Carlotte Liebbe
Sleep Not Essential To Health Says Doctor
Dr Wilse Robinson Kansas City neurologist told AMA delegates in San Francisco churches that sleep is not essential to life or health. He warned insomnia can provoke a morbid fear of insanity and urged mind re training as the most effective remedy for sufferers.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Wilse Robinson
Kansas City
American Medical Association
Robinson
New Era Rural Celebration Planned With Apollo Club
The New Era community plans a July 1 celebration highlighted by the Apollo Glee Club of the tri-cities as principal attraction. A noon basket dinner at the park precedes an afternoon choral concert and a concluding evening fireworks display. Rev D Freden, returning from ordination, aids fundraising and logistics as villagers anticipate a large turnout.
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D. Freden
Apollo Glee Club
Tri-Cities
New Era Settlement
Apollo Club
Muscatine
Freden
Vannesapolis
New Era Barge
New Era Enterprise
Inquiries into Oleomargarine Tax Fraud
Associated Press Leased Wire reports a preliminary investigation into oleomargarine law violations spanning thirteen years. Secretary McAdoo notes fraud likely has been checked but the inquiry will continue vigorously, with losses to the government estimated at at least 27 million dollars in stamps and special taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Mrs Thaw Arrives For Trial Of Son In New York
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, arrives in New York from Pittsburgh to attend the opening of a sanity hearing. She expresses confidence her son will prove to Justice Hendrick and a jury that he is sane and entitled to freedom.
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York
N. Y
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry Kk. Thaw
Thaw
Pittsburgh
Hendrick
Lis Sane
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