Fourteen Entertained at Anniversary Celebration
Fourteen relatives attended a twenty fifth wedding anniversary dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Flannery on West Fourth Street. The 7 o clock meal featured American beauty roses and maidenhair fern as a centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Philip Ryan and daughter Miss Catherine of Memphis, Tean, expected next week for a party, and Lawrence Flannery, recently returned from Alaska, Texas, where he works in lumber. Attendees listed include L. J. Horan family, Martin Flannery, and Misses Nellie, Katherine and William O Shaughnessy of Wilton.
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L. P. Flannery
West Fourth Street
Philip Ryan
Catherina
Memphis
Tean
Flannery
Lawrence
Onassaska
Texas
Dnner
Ll. J. Horan
Thomas
John
Mary
Martin Flannery
Nellie
Katherine
Willian O'Shaughnessy
Wilton
Mra
Pjan
Prenuptial shower honors Miss Hager in Wilcox home
A refined party celebrated the engagement of Miss Josephine Hager of 706 Newell avenue to Hermann Lange Jr. at the Lange home 846 Newell avenue. The gathering featured music, dancing and games, a four course spread, and numerous gifts including hand painted china. The couple plans Catholic nuptials at St Mary’s Church, with a morning ceremony arranged. The event was hosted by the Lange and Hager families and attended by friends and relatives.
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Misa Josephine Finger
Jacob Hager
Newell Avenue
Hermann Lange
Ijt
Groous-Elect
Herman Lanes
Misses Lange
Misa Barbara
Hager
Horor
Miss Hager
Mr. Lange Sre
St. Mary's
Country Home
Thomas” “Martin
Bloomington Township
Carl Hess
Margaret Martin
Harry Dumphy
Hensington Honors Mrs Albert Bowers in Oakland Party
Mrs Harriet Fowlke, former Muscatine resident, guest of honor at a Kingston party hosted by Mrs Williams Hill and daughter at 1916 Smalley Avenue. Attendees were twenty friends. light refreshments served. Mrs Bowers to return west by August with Wallace Moore who resumes work at Fremont High School in Oakland.
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Hensington
Albert
Bowers
Albert A. Bowers
Oak+land
Cal
Harry
Harriet Fowlke
Muscatine
Empress of Ireland sinking inquiry nears end
In Quaves June 26 report the commission since June 16 probes the Empress of Ireland disaster with over a thousand lives lost. Counsel for the Canadian Pacific Railway, owners of the Empress, to sum up. Storstad counsel to be heard. Dominion government representative also to speak. Inquiry expected to close soon.
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Associated Press
Quaves
Teetwonygs All-In
Canadian Pact Railway
Mpross
Storstad
Moonlight Excursion headline notes and errors
An item mentions a moonlit excursion and a person named Trinity Gulié with a date of June 2nd. A second name Chase schextra and Ady appear as brief hints. The readable parts indicate a small event teaser with limited details and unclear context.
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Trinity Gulié
Chase Schextra
Ady
South End Boys Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
The Starck Boys band concert at Relief Hose Company Park last evening drew a large youthful crowd and exceeded financial expectations. An ice cream booth alone cleared over $20, with total proceeds around $200. An August excursion is being planned with agent Harry Bernhardt.
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Relief Hose Company
Starck Boy's
Ice Gyeam Booth
Harry Bernhardt
Orphans Home Ships First Car of Cabbage
The Orphans Home received the first car of cabbage for shipment, marking a successful start to the week in local freight handling. The switch engine delivered cabbages late yesterday, with several cars loaded, re iced, and sent out before midnight, showcasing the Rock Island yards perishable freight system. Miss Ida Appel of Grindview is mentioned in local notes.
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Orphans Home
Hera
Rock Island
Local news notes from Omaha area visit and travels
Fragmentary item reports Mrs. Kiarl Cummins of 1505 Nebraska Street continuing a trip north or east to Nichols for business and professions while visiting relatives and friends at Vine. The brief indicates ongoing travel and social calls with no further details.
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Strohmer
Cor
Hanover
Vans
Nue
Nichols
Kiarl Cummins
Braska Street
Vine
Venezuelan Minister Ezequiela Rojas Dies in City Hotel
Ezequiela Rojas, a Venezuelan minister, died at a local hotel from a long standing heart condition. He arrived two weeks ago with his secretary and valet, who were at his bedside. The body will be sent to Washington. He was 70. Read the Journal, 10 cents a week.
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Ezequiela Rojas
Venezuela
Washington
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