Miss Wanamaker Bride in Philadelphia St. Mark's Ceremony
Miss Marielouise Wanamaker married Gurnee Munn of Washington at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Philadelphia. The ceremony drew guests from major eastern cities, with a 30 foot train on the bride's imported gown and a Lindenhurst breakfast reception. Attendants included her sister and 35 bridesmaids. The couple's engagement was announced at Sherry's.
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Penn
Marielouise Wamaker
Gurnee Munn
Washington
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James A. Munn
Marks
Dol Woaillams
All Saints
Pentlantic City
Wan
Charles A. Mann
Auten de Heeren
Adriatic
John “Anamaner, Jr
O Tulle
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J.wanamaker, Jr
St Thia City
Neiander Stewart
W. Lew Gwynn
Crustross Heeren
Hamiltot Fish
Alfred S. Dabney
Q. A Shaw Melwecan
Robert F.S Sterling
New York
Mr. Munn
Sherry'’s
Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker
Bridal Trip to India Links Potter Burroughs Romance
Miss Ethel Burroughs weds Francis Mermaduke Potter in Metuchen at the Kermed Church with a ceremony tying their romance to graduate studies at Rutgers Oxford and Columbia. Potter, principal of Vaarhees College, India, earned a Rhodes Scholarship and BA through 1911. Reception followed at the bride’s home. honeymoon to India via San Francisco.
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Social Notes On Weddings Engagements And Travel
Lieutenant W McKee and Mrs McKee wed in St Thomas chapel and plan home at 2 West 74th Street. Miss Adeline Vetter attended by relatives. Engagement announced for Julita Burke to Samuel H Bradbury Jr of Waukegan. West Point student Mr Bradbury. Mr and Mrs Irving Brokaw travel to Mill Neck L I. Mrs Alfred White to Adirondacks camp. Francis B Leonard and Edmund Victor Morrow wed at Houston Meadows Bedford. Andrew at cottage in Roxmore Woodland Ulster County. Miriam Daniels to wed Stanley Thorpe at St Stephens Church West 69th Street. Juliette Moon Shaw and Jona Williams Macy to marry at Lakeville Conn. Swift & Company reports stock in New York for Saturday.
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D Lawrence Shaw
Jona Williams Macy
J. Willams Macy
Lakeville
Conn
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New York
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Richwood
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William Piston
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Hill Top Inn
Newport Fashions Show Funds Belgian Relief
Mrs Oesel richs will host a July 24 fashion event at Rosecliff Newport to benefit Secours National for Belgian refugees in France. Shows run 4 PM and 8 PM with gowns by New York costumers displayed by models. Committee includes Mrs Velrichs and Mrs Condé Nast. residents urged to attend instead of hosting gatherings.
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E. B. Frost Secretly Weds Rosalind Harrington in Newark
E B Frost head of the Holland Electric Launch Company and prominent attorney married Rosalind Harrington in Newark New Jersey on June 15 according to yesterday’s reports. The couple honeymooned at Atlantic City and stayed at the Chelsea Hotel while Frost resumed business at 5 Nassau Street and later rented a Ventnor New Jersey summer cottage. His previous marriage ended in divorce and his former wife later wed Hamilton W Carey in Reno Nevada.
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Atlantic City
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Geoffrey Earnshaw
Chelsea
Nassau Street
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Judge Lyman Wedding Today
Miss Annie Lyman of Boston and Newport to wed Cyril Bathurst Judge of New York at Church of the Advent Boston with Rev Austin Judge and Rev Dr Grant officiating. No attendants. Bridal luncheon at Mrs Morris Grey’s Westnut Hill home. They plan Adirondacks summer then return to the bride’s home this autumn.
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Annie Lyman
Boston
Church of the Advent
Cyril Bathurst
New York
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Conuren
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Westnut Hill
Adirondacks
Newberry Binney Wedding in Warwick
Miss Elizabeth Goddard Hinney daughter of William Binney Providence and Barnes Newberry son of Truman H Newberry Detroit were married at the bride’s summer home in Warwick. Rev James Certo conducted the ceremony. Dr Daniel Goodwin of East Green officiated. Mr Newberry graduated from Yale last week.
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Elizabeth Goddard Hinney
Willam Binney
Providence
Barnes Newberry
Truman H. Newberry
Detroit
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James PL Certo
Concord
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Daniel Goodwin
East Green
Newberry
Yale
Marriage of Miss Anna Hoover to Gardner Hazen
Miss Anna Ewing Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs George Perry Hoover of Evanston NL will wed Gardner Hazen son of Mr and Mrs George H Hazen of 9% Claremont Avenue this city tomorrow at St Luke s Church Evanston Il Hazen s father is President of Crowell Publishing Company New York.
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George Perry Hoover
Evanston
Gardner Hazen
George H. Hazen
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Passengers Arrive from Bergen on the Kristianta Fjord
Yesterday the Kristianta Fjord brought passengers from Bergen including Walter A. Baldwin Mr and Mrs E Eklund Mrs A G Goldsmith Charles Hanna Frederick Miller Mrs Preston Charles Preston Jr Miss Anna Williams Philip Winter Mrs J E Anderson Mrs Hilda Hansen OO Strand and Mrs E Stern.
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E. Eklund
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Frederick Miller
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Charles Preston, Jr
Anna Williams
Philip Winter
J. E. Anderson
Hilda Hansen
Oo. Strand
E. Stern
The Heart of a Child to Open in Savoy Theatre
Zelda Sears play The Heart of a Child based on Frank Danby novel will debut at the Savoy Theatre Asbury Park on July 23 with Kathleen Clifford in the sea role and a large cast including George Sidney Zelda Sears Frazer Coulter Mabel Carruthers Alethea Edwin Wilson Luce Lillian Tannard Catherine Calhoun and Earle Mitchell Montagueve. Moffatt and Pearell assemble for Augustin MacHugh new play Lead Me with first performance July 19 in Long Branch. J J Rosenthal named manager of the Bronx Opera House for the evening season by Coban and Harris.
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Frank Danbys
A. H. Woods
Savoy Theatre
Asbury Park
Kathleen Clifford
George Sidney
Frazer Coulter
Mabel Carruthers
Alethea Edwin Wilson
Luce
Lillian fTannard
Catherine Calhoun
Earle Mitchell Montagueve
Moffatt & Pearell
Augustin MacHugh
Long Branch
J. J. Rosenthal
Bronx
Coban & Harris
Ex Judge John Clinton Gray Dies at 74 in Newport
John Clinton Gray longtime New York Court of Appeals judge died at 74 after paralysis and pneumonia in Newport. He was born in New York City and educated at Paris, NYU, Harvard. appointed by Governor Hill and later challenged over Patrick case. Survived by widow and three sons Henry, Austen, and Albert Z. Gray. body to be moved to New York for funeral at St Bartholomew's Church.
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New York Court of Appeals
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Paris
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Mass for Archduke Observed in Lenox Church
A mass in St. Anne's Lenox honored Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg on the Sarajevo anniversary. Attendees included Austro-Hungarian embassy officers, Dr Constantine Dumba and guests from the Netherlands and local society.
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand
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Sarajevo
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Constantine T. Dumba
Mme. Dumba
Zwiedinek
Stephen Hendryde
Hendri
Prince Alfred Hohenrohe
Chevalier W. L. F. C. van Rapparad
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Poplars
John Jay
Samuel T. Biagden
Williamstown
New York
Robert Cameron Rogers
Sherman Rogers
Alexander Sedgwick
Santa Barbara
Cal
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George S. Trevor
Percy R. Pyne
Benardsville
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New
Infant son of Lord and Lady Decies christened in Stoke Poges
The infant son of Lord and Lady Decies was christened at Stoke Poges Church on Saturday. Godfathers included the Duke of Connaught George J. Gould and General Sir Douglas Haig. The child was named Arthur Marcus George Douglas de la Tver.
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Duke of Connaught
George J. Gould
Sir Douglas Haig
Arthur Marcus George Douglas de la Tver
Archbishop Quigley In Serious Condition In Rochester Visit
Reports from Rochester say Archbishop James E. Quigley of Chicago is gravely ill at his brother Joseph M. Quigley’s home. A medical consultation occurred in the afternoon and another was held tonight to assess his worsening condition.
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Rochester
James EE. Quigley
Chicago
Joseph M. Quigley
Woman Ablaze Leaps Into East River to Save Husband
Mrs. Ella Cahill, wife of Plymouth barge captain, dropped an oil lamp on her clothes in the cabin and set ablaze. She jumped into the river at Ninety-fourth Street as her husband William Cahill leaped after her. Patrolman Lennon helped recover them aboard the barge. Ella was badly burned but expected to recover.
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Plymouth
Ninety-fourth Street
East River
William Cahill
Vatrolman Lennon
East Eighty Eighth Street
Suffrage Lunch Room Hosts “Little Women” Figures Exhibit
Cigar for men and candy for women greet guests guessing names of forty nine clay figures by Helena Smith-Dayton. The figures, titled Over the Fence Is Out, depict US and Alaska representing voting rights, with states shown in yellow blue and black. Josephine Roche and Mrs John Blair to speak as the artist presents the installation at 70 Wall Street noon today.
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Wall Street
Helena Smith-Dayton
United States
Alaska
Tle
Josephine Roche
John Blair
Icelandic women win full suffrage after king's approval
Mrs Carvie Chapman Catt reports a cable from Iceland's suffragist leader stating the king signed the Constitution bill granting full women’s suffrage. Parliament had passed it last year and Icelandic women over 30 already had parliamentary suffrage. The Empire State Campaign Committee plans a suffrage excursion aboard the Tourist ship from Battery Park to the Statue of Liberty and Hudson, led by Mrs Norman de R Whitehouse of East Fifty-sixth Street.
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Carvie Chapman Catt
International Woman's Suffrage Alliance
Briet Asmundsson
Iceland
Denmark
Empire State Campaign Committee
Battery Wark Pier
Hudson
S O
Norman de R. Whitehouse
East Fifty-sixth Street
Man Higher Up at the Palace A Vengeful Drama
The Palace presents The Man Higher Up a compact melodrama by William De Mille. Courtleigh and Jennings star as Von Rache who plots the death of Ryan with a ticking box device. The play ends with a fearsome explosion and the villain’s cold exit. Henry Voasserman and Cecil Cunningham receive strong applause for songs and performances. Re-engagements feature the Cansinos and Eva Tanguay with her antics drawing crowds.
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C. de Mille
William Courtleid
Palace Theatre
Conan Doyle
Grand Guignol
Arrs
Mr. Court
Ryan
Placid von Rache
Henry Voasserman
Cecil Cunningham
Jean Havez
Eva Tanguay
The Week in the Theatres Highlights Holiday Broadway Offerings
Broadway's current offerings skew to holiday mood with Ziegfelds Follies at New Amsterdam Chin Chin at Globe Twin Beds at Harris It Pays to Advertise at Cohan s and A Full House at Longacre all leaning toward comedy On Trial at Candler Theatre remains the serious holdover The Alien at Astor changes from stage to movie form closing soon with George Hoban crew Also new Columbia Theatre burlesque revives Irving Berlin Ragtime Band The Birth of a Nation still shown at Liberty Orville Harrold sings at New Brighton two playlets feature He Tried to be Nice with Edward Abeles and Woman Proposes with Ruth Allen The Littlest Rebel at Hammerstein s Lexing ton Avenue Opera House Wakefield and Jim Welch perform at Woodall Fifth Avenue Theatre features a ballet divertissement The Fashion Shop headlines Proctor s Fifty-eighth Street and Proctor s 23rd and 25th Streets show feature pictures Lorelei Madonna at Vitagraph The Goddess serial continues plus Welcome to Bohemia and a Chimmie Fadden film in Strand The American Roof offers Billy Arlington in Mis takes Will Happen and Six Peaches and a Pair.
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Ziegfels
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Globe
Harris Theatre
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Candler
Astor Theatre
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Alexanders
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Es A
Thomas Dixon
Liberty
Orville Harrold
New Brighton
Edward Abeles
Ruth Alien
Arec
Witta Holt
Wakefield
Jim Welch
Woodall
Lexington Players
Edward Peple
Hammerstein
Lexington Avenue Opera House
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Swan Wood
Fashion Shop
Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Tf Proctor
Twentythird
225Th Street
Lorelei Madonna
Vitagraph Theatre
Bohemia
Strand Theatre
Victor Moore
Brooklyn Vaudeville At Prospect Theatre This Week
Brooklyn vaudevillians headline at Prospect Theatre with Belle Blanche in Imitations Gladva Chara and Henry Bergman in Baseball Flirtation. Ryan and Tierney sing. Bushwick Theatre stages The Spells of the War with Blanche Walsh. Hert FitzGibbon performs a monologue and the Bell family present a metal act.
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Isaac Stark dies at Mount Sinai aged sixty nine
Isaac Stark prominent in Jewish charities dies at Mount Sinai Hospital in his sixty ninth year. Born in the city he lived at 221 West 128th Street and was connected with Hebrew Orphan Asylum Montefiore Home and Sinai Hospital. He belonged to Henry Clay Lodge Independent Order Free Sons of Israel and other fraternal orders. Survived by his widow three daughters and three sons including Dr Nathan N Stark.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
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Stark
Mount Jum
Montefiore Home
Sinai Hospital
Henry Clay Lodge
Independent Order
Free Sons of Israel
Nathan N. Stark
Bear trains rat to share in theft at Bronx zoo
Bronx curator Lonhaymond I. Tutmars reports a bear Beth in Brain Row taught a gray rat to pilfer bread from neighboring cages. Snyder observed Beth whisper to the rodent as it dragged loaves to her cage, then shared the stolen food at a joint feast with the rat.
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Zoological Park
Bronx
Lonhaymond I. Tutmars
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Reptule House
Ditmars
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Heth
Snyder
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Charlie
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Pete
Flag contest marks second event in Hot Springs golf tourney
Special to The New York Times reports a flag contest for teams of two at the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests event in Hot Springs Virginia. Sixty three entries, par plus handicap strokes, flags planted after certain strokes, top four teams reaching the eighteenth green or beyond, with results from Parker Oliver and colleagues and a tied foursome led by Parker Johnson Moore against Perry Whitson Jones Mekhelvie.
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Hot Springs
American Golf Association
M. Parker
Garden City
A K. Oliver
Allegheny Country
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Dunwoodie
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New York
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Wheatley Hills
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Scarsdale
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Hinsdale
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Lincoln Country
Nelson Runyon Dies at 74 in Plainfield
Nelson Runyon aged 74, dean of the Plainfield bar, died at his son Assemblyman William N. Runyon's home on Ninth Street. He joined Company H Thirtieth New Jersey Volunteers at the Civil War start and practiced law with his son. He was a charter member of the YMCA and Park Avenue Baptist Church, and survived by another son Charles Runyon.
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Peru's Ex President Billinghurst Dies in Exile
Former Peruvian president Guillermo Billinghurst died in Iquique Chile at age, with Lima newspapers praising his tenure while noting his irascible nature. His career included vice presidency, deputy service, and leading Peru-Chile war efforts, ending in exile after a 1914 revolution. he later told The New York Times he was ousted by special interests seeking private gain.
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Burial of Mother Xavier at St Elizabeths Chapel
Prominent clergy including Bishops O Connor and Hickey and many Catholic figures attended the funeral of Mother Mary Xavier founder of the Sisters of Charity in New Jersey. The service at St Elizabeths College featured a high mass of requiem and a funeral oration by Charles Munckel. More than twelve hundred alumnae and sisters formed the procession to the grave at St Elizabeths cemetery.
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Rochester
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Hoboken
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Plainfield
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St. Patrick’s Church
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St. Paul, Minn
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Minneapolis
Mother Xavier
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Perth Amboy
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East Orange
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Obituary notices from Paterson and Newark area veterans
Edward Kimble veteran of the Spanish War dies at his Paterson home. Charles F Kilburn Newark real estate figure dies at 70. Louis Vanition Civil War veteran dies in Mount Vernon. Mrs Sarah E Edgar Metuchen founder of local church dies at 85. George F Ackley Civil War veteran and longshore engineer dies in Rahway at 73. William Adelung Wood Ridge councilman dies of heart disease. Albert E De Mott lawyer dies in Brooklyn at 70. Sarah Cohen widow of Israel Cohen dies in Brooklyn after surgery. Christian Kieggendorpf former paper box maker and M C T U member dies in Brooklyn at 83. Thomas Marsal dies in Mount Holly after Civil War service. Mrs Sarah Minson Braesawen mother of Otis Elevator President dies. Miss Lillie W Peugnet dies in Fordham. Catherine Rapp widow of William Rapp dies in New York at 77. J Algott United States attorney for New Jersey district dies at 76.
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Obituary notices from New York area churches and towns
A page of obituary notices and funeral announcements from New York area churches and towns. Entries include names such as Sarah Eliza, Esther Frances Kerner, Emma La Fetra, John Dean Lyon, Catherine Rapp, Anna Schmidt, Isaac Stark, and Mary O'Brien among others, with funeral details, dates, and locations across cities like Brooklyn, Newark, Ridgewood, and New York.
Obituaries List From City Cemeteries and Hospitals
A long list of death notices and funeral plans across New York area. Entries name deceased, address, date of death, and scheduled funeral times for multiple individuals including Adolph Kalish Adolphe Fox Street Brownsville, Patrick McCauley Coenties Slip, William Mahoney 1 West 44th Street, Mary Smith 2 East 21st Street, and many others with locations in Jersey City Hoboken Newark and surrounding boroughs.
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Marriage and death notices telephoned to The New York Times
Notices indicate marriages and deaths are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for NYT insertion. The brief item outlines submission method for obituary notices and wedding announcements.
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Birth announcement for Shuldiner couple's son
Mr and Mrs Charles Shul diner announce the birth of a son on June 26 at Hannemann Hospital Worobina. Also includes a second birth notice for 45 WoonHOLSE of West Windsor Vermont a son born in June with unclear details.
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Mawbey Lane Tie in Tremont Church Service
On June 25 1915 at Tremont Presbyterian Church Extith Mawbey daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mawbey married Mr J Franklin Lane Rev J Henry Hartman officiating Also Hilda Warren Hedley wed Reginald Perry on June 28 at St Thomas Church indicating two marriage notices within the week.
Memoriam Notice for Mathias and Mark
A brief memorial notice honors Mathias and Mark N. regarding their passing today. Nenetiet’s family and local community express condolences and remembrance.
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