Weddings Open Friday Afternoon in Twin Cities Era
Two weddings are recorded. Miss Rose Schwantes married Carl Thompson of Hanska at her mother's home with Court Commissioner Albert D. Flor performing the ceremony. They will live in New Ulm initially. In Duluth a Thanksgiving Eve wedding united Miss Martha M. Keckeisen of Minneapolis and Joel L. Hanson of St. Peter at the Swedish Lutheran church. Rev. P. O. Hanson officiated, Luther Hanson played organ music, and a reception followed at the Hansons’ home. The bride, daughter of Emil Keckersen of New Ulm, wore midnight blue Poiret twill and a peacock blue hat. The groom is son of Rev. and Mrs. P. O. Hanson of International Falls. They will reside in St. Peter after Christmas.
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Rose Schwantes
Carl Thompson
Hanska
Miss Schwantes
North Third Street
Albert D. Flor
Hanson-Keckeisen
Duluth
Martha M. Keckeisen
Minneapolis
Joel L. Hanson
St. Peter
P. O. Hanson
International Falls
Luther Hanson
Elsie Keckersen
Herbert Carlson
Emil Keckersen
New Ulm
Cincinnati School of Embalming
Harres & Smesrud Furniture
Hanson
RUM RUNNERS KILLED SOUTH OF ALBERT LEA
Two Minneapolis men believed to be in a liquor smuggling gang were killed north of Albert Lea when their touring car skidded and overturned after leaping a ditch on the Jefferson Highway. Sixty five gallons of alcohol were found aboard. The deceased were L I Thorpe and W M Steihm of Minneapolis. Local youths Lynn Corbett and Frank Holcomb found the wreck at 1 30 am.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Town
Albert Lea
L. I. Thorpe
Fourteenth Avenue South
W. M. Steihm
Lake Street
Lynn Corbett
Frank Holcomb
Northwood
Jefferson Highway
Flapper Dorothy Gish at Turner Theatre Sunday show
Dorothy Gish stars as Jolanda in a romance comedy of a small town flapper. Glenn Hunter co stars with plot involving love, a whisky still, bribes, a church fund, and a dramatic barn fire rescue. Show runs Sunday afternoon and evening with no Monday performance. Tickets 10 and 26 cents.
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Turner Theatre
Dorothy Gish
Glenn Hunter
Jolanda
Bz Huggins
Huggins
Marguerite
Natty
Ezra
Jolands
Netty
Lemwell Philpotts
Courtry Plapper
New Fraternal Society Organized in the City
Theodore Huentner aided by Pittsburg organizers formed a Deutsche Unterstuetzungs Bund district branch in New Ulm. Thirty-six applicants were initiated and officers elected with Paul Seifert as president. The group plans monthly meetings and aims to grow membership toward 109. The Farmers & Merchants State Bank will hold funds. Local notices mention theater shows and a Skat tournament at Turner Hall with prizes.
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Theodore Huettner
Deutsche Unterstuetzungs Bund
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Deutsche Unterstitzungs Bund
Turner Hall
Paul Seifert
Conrad Kornmann
Jos. Glaser
Alex Vogel
Frieda Krahmer
Wilham Otto
Geo. Liesch
Fred Dewanz
Supreme District
Albert Fritsche
Supreme Counsel
Eee
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Jewelry Ad At Schreuder Jewelry Store Ages Items
An advertisement from Schreuder Jewelry Store promotes aging and pricing notes for jewelry and novelties. The item list includes age recommendations and a reference to pages 49 to 51.
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Schleuders
Schreuder Jewelry Store
Diamonds Set in White Green Lerivellow Ring Mode
A condensed report notes a Basket ring mode upgrade featuring diamonds set in white, green, and lerivellow gold. Schleug dy presents this latest jewelry trend with emphasis on color contrast and craftsmanship.
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Schleugdy
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Old Homestead
Grand Theatre
Theodore Roberts
Josh
Paramount
Thompson-Schwantes
Oxford
P. J. Eichten’s
Flapper
W. Fletcher
Jay Gould
NEW Fraternal Society
Capitol Theatre
St. Paul
New Ulm Theatre
Mr. Melzer
George Hewitt
Cambria
C. W. Miller
South State Street
Julius Krause
Otto Schneider
John Silbermann
Hugo Schleuder
Schmucker & Burk
Kent Onkel
A. H.W. Eckstein
Canada
Toyland
Jollity
Santa
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Peter Rabbit
Noah
Childs
California
Father Flanagan
Ulm
Armory
Flamagam
Pied Boys
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