Quiet wedding on Commerce street marks community event
Miss Julia Ahiberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Ahiberg wed 2 Ahiberg at 6 30 pm yesterday on Commerce street in a ceremony led by Rev Co son.attended by relatives and friends. Bridesmaid Miss Broomquist and best man David G groom’s brother. Bride wore white satin georgette with pearl trimming. bridesmaid blue crepe with gold trimming. After vows a wedding supper. A couple left for a tour to New York. Red Cross roll call urged with 100 percent enrollment. Local notices report influenza and illness recoveries, charity ads, and War Savings stamps promotion.
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Ahiberg
Brooman
Julia
Commerce Street
Rev. Coson
Missie Broomquist
David G
New York City
Jessie Cone
Jes J. Johnson
Edward Cassidy
East Hampton
Emmons
St. Mary’s
Young Emeralds
St. Church
Portland Lodge of Odd Fellows
Striking Resemblances Between Two Missing Men
The New York Globe suggests Herr Hohenzollern closely resembles the Dutch border fugitive known as the All. The resemblance is strong enough to fuel suspicions the two men may be the same individual.
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New York Globe
Herr Hohenzollern
All
Rocky Hill Social Notes and Transfers
Mrs L C Austin of Portland visited her daughter Mrs Elwood P Backe on Ferry street. Sgt Horace H Hills moved from Camp Greenleaf Ga to the base hospital in Boston. Sidney S Templeman moved from Camp Sheridan Ala to Camp Devens Ayer Mass. Mrs Clayton Spencer visited Middletown. Mrs Marcus H Hills was in Hartford. Red Cross met at Library hall. Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown shopped in Hartford. Mrs Petersen and Miss Alvin Petersen were out of town visitors. Mrs Frank C Warner and Miss Clara Warner were in Hartford. Mrs Henry Ghagan of East Hartford visited her daughter Mrs Henry Hale. Library association to meet at Library hall this evening. Town Clerk M W Crane was away on business. Miss Kate Williams shopped in Hartford. A woman remarks on a husband’s cigar spending.
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Rocky Hill
L. C. Austin
Portland
Elwood P. Backe
Ferry Street
Horace H. Hills
Camp _ Greenleaf
Boston
Sidney S. Templeman
Camp _ Sheridan
Ala
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Clayton Spencer
Middletown
Marcus H. Hills
Hartford
Red Cross
Library Hall
Eugene Brown
Petersen
Alvin Petersen
Frank C. Warner
Clara Warner
Henry Ghagan
East Hartford
Henry Hale
Library Association
M. W. Crane
Kate Williams
Christmas Preparations and Local Moves In East Berlin
East Berlin notes Christmas trees appearing and church plans for trees and exercises. H A Burnett sells his residence to Reed of New Britain and moves there next year. Burnett buys a New Britain home this month. Rock Quarry Co resumes crushed stone shipments after embargo lift. R G Simpson of Waterbury visits relatives.
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East Berlin
H. A. Burnett
Reed
New Britain
Mr. Burnett
Rock Quarry Co
R. G. Simpson
Waterbury
Schutte Family Travels North To Visit Ill Son
Shailerville reports Emil and wife left Monday for Virginia to see their son Walter sick in camp. Herman Dittman visited Hartford earlier in the week. Azariah Dickinson has improved after illness. Eliza J. Gilbert has closed her...
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Shailerville
Emil Schutte
Virginia
Walter
Hartford
Herman Dittman
Azariah Dickinson
Eliza J. Gilbert
House for the winter with sister in George W Snyder area
Mrs. H N Ventres will host for the season while in East Haddam on Wednesday. Mrs. George Hamlet visits friends in Meriden. Mrs. Charles Bailey travels to Deep River on Wednesday.
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H. N. Ventres
George W
Ford's Great Expectations Hint at Editorial Change
The Dearborn Independent appears under proprietor Henry Ford with Mr. Pipp as editor, signaling notable expectations for the paper. The text suggests future aims are not yet revealed, leaving readers curious about upcoming directions and plans.
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Ford Machine
Brooklyn Eagrté
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Pipp
E. G. Pipp
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