Erna Steinkamp Weds Martin Schepman at Schepman Home
Miss Erna Steinkamp and Martin Schepman unite in a lawn ceremony at the Schepman residence six miles southwest of town. Rev George Meyer officiated with Prof H Rabn at the piano. A reception followed for about 150 guests and the couple will reside on the Schepman farm in two weeks.
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Schepman
Steinkamp
John F. Schepman
Erna Steinkamp
Adolph Siefker
Martin Schepman
George Meyer
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sauers
H. Rabn
Alma Schepman
Erna Schepman
Alma
Mrs. Schepman
John P. Schepman
St Paul Congregational Class Holds Picnic at Flatrock Cave
Clios Class of St Paul Congregational church guests at their annual picnic Sunday at Flatrock Cave near Edinburg. After Sunday School they biked to the cave for boating swimming and games. A bountiful noon dinner followed with many attendees and a planning committee listed.
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Clios
St. Paul
Minnie Plumer
Louise Taskey
Clara Taskey
Nora Miller
Henry Plumer
Omer Wonning
Vivian
Koy Campbell
Otto Toborg
William Wulff
Gerald Bottorf
William Plumer
Phamer
Harold Wonning
Lowain Sweany
George Pennock
Virgil Reinhart
Charles Taskey
Paul Yeoman
George Becker
North Vernon
Anna Zimmerman
Edward Plomer
Pearl Day Weds Edward Kooncie in Brownstown Union
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Pearl Alice Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Day, West Laurel street, to Mr. Edward Kooncie of Jeffersonville. The ceremony occurred Saturday June 6 at Brownstown with Rev. T J Anthony officiating. The bride, educated at Shields High School and Seymour Business College, will reside at 803 Third Street Jeffersonville after June 12.
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Pearl Alice Day
Sherman Day
West Laurel Street
Edward Kooncie
Jeffersonville
Brownstown
T. J. Anthony
Dinner in compliment to Miss Schrader at Sey mour Cafe
Miss Gertrude Burkart hosted a dinner at the Seymour Cafe for Miss Schrader of New Albany who has been the guest of Miss Bird and Miss Daisy Alves during Senior Week. Later in the week the young people were entertained at a home.
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Misses Bird
Daisy Alves
North Poplar Street
Miss Schrader
Louis Deark
Gertrude Burkart
Seymour Cafe
Dean Schrader
New Albany
Miss Burkart
Coryea Family Reunites in North Vernon Gathering
A Coryea family reunion was held Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Coryea at North Vernon. The day featured music, games, and an elaborate noon dinner. Attendees included M. S. Coryea and daughter Esther, Van Dowell and family, Everett Coryea and son Gordon, and Maurice Coryea and children.
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Coryea
Maurice Coryea
North Vernon
M. S. Coryea
Esther
van Dowell
Everett Coryea
Gordon
City
Return from motor trip includes Notre Dame and Indianapolis
Mrs L J Eckstein Mrs James Quinn Mrs Ernest Denk and Clarence Hyatt returned from a several days motor trip through the northern part of the state They spent time with Louis Eckstein at Notre Dame South Bend and in Niles Michigan with Mrs Robert Denton They then visited Mr and Mrs William Eckstein in Indianapolis on the way home
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L. J. Eckstein
James Quinn
Ernest Denk
Clarence Hyatt
Residents Attend Milan American Legion Convention
Among those from this city who attended the district convention of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary held Sunday at Milan were Mr and Mrs Joe Burton Mr and Mrs Albert R Gee Mr and Mrs Joe O Connor Mr and Mrs Willard Everhart Miss Marie Gudgel and Messrs N R Gresham Benjamin Hoffmeier Albert Mitchell and Everett Ault.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Milan
Joe Burton
Albert R. Gee
Joe O’connor
Willard Everhart
Marie Gudgel
Messrs
N. R. Gresham
Benjamin Hoffmeier
Albert Mitchell
Everett Ault
Omega Class Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening
The Omega Class of the First Methodist Sunday School will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. Hazel Schmidt on East Second Street. All members are urged to be present.
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Omega
First Methodist Sunday School
Hazel Schmidt
East Second Street
Community club and church events listed for June 9 12
On Tuesday June 9 groups meet around town including Woman's Home Missionary Society at 2:30 with Mrs D L Perrin on South Walnut St and Helping Hand Class with Mrs Fred Toborg north of the city. Other gatherings include Coterie Club with Miss Minnie Hustedt at the Benders North Ewing St and Loyal Devoir Society at Central Christian with Mrs Otis Shannon West Seventh St. The Seymour Tuesday Club meets at Mrs W F Paffenberger North Chestnut St. On Wednesday June 10 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets with Mrs Effie Love on North Chestnut St and Young Ladies Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church at the club in the evening. Thursday June 11 features Agenda Class at Miss Maude Ruddick 704 South Poplar St and Missionary Society at Mrs Thomas E Ross West Second St plus Ladies Aid Society meeting at the church during the afternoon. Friday June 12 includes the Ladies Aid Society Kociety to the Masonry Temple in the afternoon, Mrs Claude Swengel entertaining Cloverleaf Gleb on West Second St, Ladies Aid of First Methodist Church in the Prayer Service room Hellman Brig, Happy Hour Club as guests of Mrs Gilly Beatts on North Poplar Street, and Ladies Sewing Society at the church in the afternoon.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
D. L. Perrin
South Walnut Street
St Paul Congregational Church
Fred Toborg
Coterie Club
Minnie Hustedt
George Bender
North Ewing Street
Loyal Devoir Society
Central Christian Church
Otis Shannon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Effie Love
North Chestnut Street
Young Ladies Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Baltimore and Ohio
Masonry Temple
Claude Swengel
West Second Street
Ladies Aid Kociety
Hellman Brig
Happy Hour Club
Mre Gilly Beatts
North Popler Treet
Ladies Sewing Society
First Baptist Church
Coolidge Plans Summer White House at Swampscott
President Coolidge intends a two month stay at Swampscott Massachusetts for a quiet retreat with biographies of American leaders and local grand estates open to him. The North Shore will host secret service guards Mayflower marines a temporary executive office and foreign embassies are set to attend.
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Washington
Coolidge
Atlantic
Swampscott
Massachusetts
White House
Mr. Coolidge
White Court
Frank W. Stearns
U. S. S. Mayflower
New England
Age Koenty
North Shore
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Baron von Maltzen
Magnolia
Juniper Hill
Beverly Farms
Baron Jacomo de Martino
Esme Howard
Switzerland
Manchester
Bass Rocks
Executive
Woodrow Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Deal
New Jersey
Bay States
William Howard Taft
Beverly
Norse Immigration Theme Marks Coolidge Northward Visit
President Coolidge's stop in Wisconsin features discussion of Norwegian immigration and its deep impact on American democracy. He reflects on Nordic exploration, the Northmen’s role in U S history, and calls for teaching national history and fostering unity across races and regions.
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Milwaukee
Ivine L. Lenroot
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