Mrs Emms Dellefeld Dies at Henrette
Georg Dellefeld wife of George Dellefeld of Henrette died after a fourteen weeks illness at age 52. She was active in the German Reformed church and longtime Grange member. Survived by husband son Lon and daughters Bertha Latteman Martha Dellefeld. two stepsons Clarence and Robert Latteman and Marrard Dellefeld. Funeral Monday with 1 pm home service and 2 pm church service at German Reformed Church burial in Birmingham Cemetery.
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Henrietta
Emms
Delefield
George Dellefeld
Henrletta
Dellefeld
Amherst Biringrakam
German Reformed Church
Lon
Bertha Latteman
Marthe
Clarence
Robert Letteman
Marrard Dellefeld
J. H Dllefield
Rush Street
Birmingham
Halloween Party At Belden High School Draws Crowd
Grafton Grange and Belden High School hold a Halloween event with a costume contest and cake walk. Families attend a PTA meeting as plans for a harvest festival are announced with foods including cider and punch.
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Granfon
Merion Stock
Tather
Dara Stock
Geo. Treschard
Hallowe'en
Belden High School
Lommites
Don
Apoe
Girl Wins Honors as Composer at 20
Beatrice Fenner of Los Angeles won a Seward Foundation music scholarship after writing a song at 18 and publishing it. Since then she has authored 26 pieces, gaining recognition from notable composers and expanding her repertoire amidst a social event at her home.
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Los Angeles
Beatrie Fenner
SeWford Foundation
Gili-Cerci
Beve Ferner
Lane Leads Students in Building Station Power Apparatus
Lane directed the students in building the station or the power apparatus to the tal Decoratons.
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Lane
Vet 81 Marries Bride With Ear for War Tales
An 81 year old veteran marries a younger bride noted for her willingness to listen to his war stories. The ceremony follows a long life shared with previous spouses and children.
Women of Today gains new radio station role and honors
Miss Bonne Barnhart directs a nascent station at Nasnaymic Co. of Nasnaymic Texas and Elizabeth Bergner becomes a leading woman radio operator at Lane Technical High School Chicago. The American Institute of Architects counts two female honorary members, while Lane Tech unveils the first high school radio station run by students with Miss Bergner as manager.
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Miss Bonne Barnhart
Naconel Lite & Accdsr
Irsearce, Co
Nasnaymic
Teas Sae
Aciel Exsaseu
Wncepiot
Arus
Ana Rad
O Canor
WSB
Avas Venta
American Institute of Architects
Olet Galles
H.C. Worman
Portland
Ore
Oakley
National Academy of Design
Wortman
Oregon
United States
Lane Technical High School
Chicago
Elizabeth 3
Bergner
Romeo Fleeced Many Juliets, Police Assert
Chicago police allege John V. Weidemyer lured and swindled multiple women by posing as a suitor to obtain their money. Detectives say the suspect approached victims, used charm to gain trust, and then fled with funds. Local officers urge caution and report ongoing investigations.
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Romeo
John V. Weidemyer
Laares
Chicago
Thea Ina
Werlth
Washington Secretary Resigns After Illness Stint
John W. Weells, shown in a Washington photo after his resignation as secretary of war, reports feeling better but remains sidelined by a six month illness. Doctors have ordered a complete rest to recover fully.
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John W. Weells
Washington
Girls aboard the American ship Monterey serve long sea roles
Two daughters of the skipper serve as crew on the American ship Monterey. The elder has spent about ten years at sea. They wear blue dungarees and share all duties, receiving marination lessons and taking turns at the wheel in fair weather.
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Monterey
Amusing Chicago Fares Tightos Report Vague Figures
A garbled Chicago report cites playful statistics about gender and sports, noting uneven cries and favorability toward female teams. The fragmentary text references two sources and mentions wear, tears, and comparisons without clear data or names.
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Chicago
Powerful Granite Falls Woman Shines in Civic Roles
Crippled from infancy, Anna Pugh is a leading figure in Granite Falls Washington. She serves as city treasurer and oversees library services while assisting a transportation firm in her spare time.
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Anna Pugh
Granite Falls, Wash
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Spyg
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Bhse
Azvabel’ Bannister
Wilbur Thayer
Lané
Vernon Mesne
Marie
Irvmn
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J. Grant
Socoro
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la Grange
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Hostor
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Greiton
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Ganapolis
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Ber
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Lengal
Seramporeng School
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India
W.l. Ater
London
Earl of Ee
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Thompson & Brookhouser
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Banjos
Geo. A. Clark
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Ter Danan
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Cae
Burston
RAND
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Broad ST
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