Brighton Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs John Moxley of St Louis spent the weekend with Tony Meath. Wayne Savage, Glenn Gowey, Cora Thompson, Mary Gowey, and others visited and called in the area. Norbert Kurtz family and Vincent Fritz visit Leonard Fritz. Victor Benson stays with Robert Balderson. Darlene Meath visits sister in St Louis.
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Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
R. R
John Moxley
St. Louis
Tony Meath
Wayne Savage
Richland
Glenn Gowey
Wisconsin
Cora Thompson
California
Mary Gowey
Inez
Rodney Gowey
Kosmer
Clara Borkoski
Fairfield
Norbert Kurtz
Vincent Fritz
Leonard Fritz
Victor Benson
Des Moines
Robert Balderson
Darlene Meath
Mrs
St. Louis, Mo
Hitler as a Boy Sings in Lambach Benedictine Choir
A young Adolf Hitler sang in the choir at the Benedictine monastery in Lambach, highlighting his early exposure to religious music during his childhood.
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Adolf Hitler
Lambach
Supreme Court Chief Justice Hughes to retire July 1
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes age 79 will retire from the U S Supreme Court on July 1. He was first named to the high court by President William Howard Taft.
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Charles Evans Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
Hughes
High Court
William Howard Taft
Doctor Lahey Named AMA President At Cleveland Convention
Boston physician Dr. Frank H. Lahey became the new president of the American Medical Association at the 92nd annual convention in Cleveland.
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Frank H. Lahey
Boston
American Medical Association
A. M.A
Cleveland
Rathbone Jr Receives Wings in Royal Canadian Air Force
Basil Rathbone Jr, son of the famed actor Basil Rathbone, earns his pilot wings at Moncton aviation school in Quebec Canada and begins service as a full fledged Royal Canadian Air Force flyer.
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Basil Rathbone, Jr
Royal Canadian Air Force
Young Rathbone
Moncton
Quebec
Canada
Amboy Social News Highlights From Ainsworth Area
June reports show Pearson returning from Atlantic teaching, wedding in Ackley with John Frame as usher, and visits by Pfeifer family to Brighton and Richland. Local dinner guests include White and Perry, plus Betty Colthurst hosting the 4-H Merry Maids. Marilyn Mouser attends Bible school in Ainsworth. several relatives spend time with the Griffiths and Harter families.
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Will Roberts
Ainsworth
wWilma Pearson
Atlantic
Joe Utterback
W. E. Frame
Harry Pearson
Manford Rabenold
John Frame
Lucille Murphy
Ruth Seybold
Dewey Stephens, Jr
Ackley
John
Marilyn Mouser
Margaret
Edith
Fred Pfiefer
Carl, Phylis
Shirley Owens
Dale Roberts
U. P
Earl White
Will
Hugh Roberts
Ora Perry
Dan Griffith
Betty Colthurst
Bock Beer Origins Traced to Einbeck Germany
The beer called bock derives from the German word bockbier a corruption of Einbecker bier from Einbeck. It was first brewed there between 1203 and 1256 and soon shipped across Germany and exported to London the Netherlands Denmark Norway Sweden Russia and Asia Minor and Jerusalem.
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Einbecker
Einbeck
Hamburg
Germany
London
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Asia Minor
Jerusalem
Hepplewhite Designs Highlight Elegant Commodes and Chests
Hepplewhite gained prominence through well designed commodes and chests. Characteristic features include curved fronts, band sawed bases, and gracefully curved tapered legs. He used mahogany and satin wood.
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Hepplewhite
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Omaha
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