Wedding of Marianne Wilde to Lionel Tefft Opens Summer Season
The Washington girl Marianne Wilde wed Lionel Tefft in Peoria at her parents home 1409 Knoxville Avenue. Summer garden flowers adorned the altar and rooms while relatives and out of town guests attended. The couple planned a moonlit honeymoon at Hemlock Lodge Wisconsin and will return late July.
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Washington
Marianne Wilde
Walter B. Wilde
Peoria Transcript
Walter M. Wilde
Knoxville Avenue
Marianne
Lionel Tefft
W. V. Tefft
High Street
Georgette
Hayes Creighton
Second Presbyterian Church
Ivan Tefft
Chicago
John Edward Martin
Paul Schnellbacher
Walter Donley
Carl Meek
Lucile Walker
John Edward Martin, Jr
Out of Town Guests Attend Social Gathering
Late hour refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jugenheimer of Le Claire Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Will Jugenheimer with two children of Eldridge Iowa. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. BE Ellerbrock of Byron Iowa and granddaughter Billy Greham of Fremont Nebraska, Mrs. Launer of Columbus Nebraska, and from Washington Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer with Mrs. Lou Jugenheimer and their daughter Francis.
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Henry Jugenheimer
le Claire
Iowa
Will Jugenheimer
Eldridge
Loway
BE. N. Ellerbrock
Byron, Iown
Billy Greham
Fremont
Nebraska
Launer
Columbus
Washington
Oscar Jugenheimer
Lou Jugenheimer
Francis
Interchurch Sale To Aid Bible School in Progress
The Interchurch committee will host an eatable safe on Saturday in the vacant room on the south side of the square to defray Bible school expenses. The school has been a great success and every woman in town is asked to contribute something for this sale. The Interchurch committee greatly appreciates any help.
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Interchurch Committee
Bible School
Enormous English Trees Rival Redwood Heights
England hosts colossal trees in parks and forests. ash trees in Cobham Hall reach extraordinary heights. The tallest hornbeam near West Wycombe stood 12 feet, field maples reach 75 feet in Kent and Sussex, and the wild cherry at Benconsfield rivals any measured size.
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England
Augustine Henry
London Country Life
Europe
Cobham
West Wycomb
Kent
Sussex
Scotland
Benconsfield
Strange heredity puzzle in one family sparks curiosity
A Philadelphia columnist jokes about a family where each son embodies a different trade or talent from singing to boxing to publicity. The punchline notes the father ruled with an iron hand, while the sons display a mix of "mercurial" temperament and varied skills.
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Ledzer
Philadelphia
Baccon Shakespeare controversy dismissed by Mr Stormington Barnes
In a brief exchange, Mr Stormington Barnes dismisses the Baccon Shakespeare controversy noting Shakespeare retains public reputation and that naming an alternative author would not engage readers on UN boards. The article then shifts to a feature on foods from odd sources, detailing oils and proteins derived from peanuts and seeds.
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Stormington Barnes
Quarrel Over a Loved One Reaches Agedlerald
In a brief fragment from Virwinghwa Agedlerald a young husband fears his lover is lost. The father urges calling her mother to settle the quarrel and suggests the dressmaker as a further step.
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Lovey
Dave
Virwinghwa Agedlerald
Cheristabed Quotes Belong Engagement in Christabel Note
In Edith Henrietta Fowler's Christabel Cheristabed muses that belonging to a marriage feels like breakfast after a delightful party. The remark frames marriage as a quiet consequence of a lively evening.
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Cheristabed
Edith Henrietta Fowler
Community organizations and events listed for today
The Booster Club meets with Mrs. Harry Anderson. Pythian Sisters hold regular meeting and initiation. Ad Club hosts their fifth anniversary banquet at the Commercial Club. Hoyay Camp Wire girls depart tomorrow for a two day hike to Hammer shack with chaperones Miss Lucile Forgey and Miss Helen Wylie. Wayne Collins celebrates seventh birthday at Sunset Park. Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society meets at M. bh. church. Pythian Circle meets with Mrs. 4. A. Y. Ashby. Woman's Improvement League holds business meeting in Rest Room at three. Social Hour Club meets with Mrs. Charles Thompson at 2 30. B. O. W. class and families picnic at Sunset Park. Mr and Mrs Kart Corbin entertain at bridge for sixth wedding anniversary. Younger Seg Dancing Club hosts party at Commercial Clab in evening. Brotherhood of American Yeomen holds all day picnic at Sunset Park meeting at ten A M. Ralph Pratt and Lovie Jones host county home theater party at the Fox to see Penrod.
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Hoyay Camp
Hammer Shack
Lucile Forgey
Helen Wylie
Wayne Collins
Sunset Park
Alma Hearne Holland
Pythian Circle
A. Y. Ashby
Woman's Emprovement League
Charles Thompson
Kart Corbin
Bridge
Seg Dancing Club
Commercial Clab
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Ralph Pratt
Lovie Jones
the Fox
Social events and meetings listed for Miss Maude Hott and area clubs
Miss Maude Hott entertains at her home on South Second Avenue. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church meets at the church. Pleasant Plain missionary society celebrates their goth anniversary at Mr. and Mrs. George Reed’s home. Ice cream supper planned at Prairie Flower church. Wellston Social Club gathers at Jones Seiberts’ home. Pleur de Lis Club meets with Mrs. Arthur Durst. Ladies League Baptist hosts a ten cent social. Presbyterian Sunday school Bible class meets Friday at 2 30 at Mrs. A C Miller’s home 428 South 4th Avenue.
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Pleasant Plain
Ladies Bible
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
A. C. Miller
South Fourth Ave
Masonic Notice Urges Attendance for June 21 Inspection
Grand Master A. D. Meeker and Grand Custodian P. E. Brown visit Wednesday evening June 21 for inspection and instruction. Royal Master and Select Master degrees to be conferred. Grand Council officers will discuss the Supersalilant degree planned for fall. Ellitt Grayson OS812, I. M.
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A. D. Meeker
P. E. Brown
Ants Threaten Italian Flower Industry
A new large aggressive ant invades the Italian Riviera disrupting flower production. Horticulturists must report sightings immediately and follow prescribed destruction steps. Supposedly introduced from Argentina.
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Riviera
Scientific American
Ghost possession belief drives local cleansing rite in Central Africa
A Wa native claims possession by a ghost and seeks help from a local medicine man. The healer plans a ritual feeding to tempt the ghost from the body, reflecting traditional beliefs in supernatural influence on health.
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Firme Weller
Central Africa
Unlucky Cricket Sound Foretells Youth in Folklore
Superstitious folk hear the cricket's sound as a sign of fate. In many lands the sound is listened to with care as a possible omen. The belief links cricket tones to upcoming youth or change, though opinions vary.
Community notices and club meetings schedule
Local notices list planned gatherings including Washington Lodge No 26 Masons meeting June 20, Epworth League church gathering, Royal Neighbors, Pleasant Plain Missionary anniversary June 22, Young America lecture by Critchfield, Younger Set dancing at Commercial Club, Social Hour Club at Mrs Charles Thompson, Prairie Flower church ice cream supper June 22, Women’s Mite Missionary Society report, A M E church fundraiser, Presbyterian Bible class and Yeomen district picnic at Sunset Park, Pleur de Lis and Wellston Social Club events, and a Wellston family picnic at Sunset Park June 2.
Charity Bake Sale for Bible School in South Square
A Saturday edible sale is planned in the vacant room on the South side of the square to raise funds for the Bible school. The invitation asks every woman in town to contribute.
First English Farming Book Bought by British Museum
The British Museum purchased the early farming manual A Boke of Husbandrye, regarded as England’s first farming treatise. It was printed in 1528 by Richarde Tynsen and bought for St1. Gsio.
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England
Gsio
British Museum
Richarde Tynsen
Suckers Swindlers and Detectives
A witty Erie Times line notes that a simple person can spot a swindler even as expert detectives fail, highlighting the irony and humor in everyday judgment.
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Erie Times
Iowa farm women push home accounts and beautification drive
An Iowa State College extension project led by Miss Gertrude Lynn increases home accounting among farm women across Jones Buena Vista and Clinton counties. The effort cuts L O K entries, promotes systematic record keeping, and coordinates a county wide beautification contest with tours, photos, reports, and shared methods.
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Iowa
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Gertrude Lynn
Jones
Buena Vista
Clinton
Miss Lynn
Jones County
Verna M. Hazen
Hazen
Farm Bureau
Ames
Lynn
Monticello
Wyoming
Oxford
Family Lemon Cherry Gelato Style Dessert Shared by Friends
Mrs A R Miller’s sampler recipe circulates among friends who publish it. The dish uses box red Plymouth Rock gelatin soaked in cold water then hot water with sugar and lemon rind. It includes vanilla lemon juice milk and beaten egg whites folded in after freezing.
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A. R. Miller
Women News Writers Grow in New York Era
New York shows nearly 1000 newspaper women with supporters among male members. Women are proposed for admission to the Architectural League of New York.
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New York
The
Architectural League of New York
Guthrie Center Methodist Churches Celebrate Jubilee
Guthrie Center marked a jubilee with nine Methodist Episcopal churches participating. Bishop W Shepard of Portland Ore delivered the principal address at the gathering held yesterday.
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Guthrie Center
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Guthrie
W. ©. Shepard
Portland, Ore
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