Pretty home wedding joins Caldwell and Beliel
A May 20 wedding at four miles south of Washington joined Miss Dorothy May Caldwell and Mr. George Vincent Beliel. The service, at seven, was officiated by Rev. Pettit with Myrtle Hesseltine playing. The couple to begin life on the Caldwell farm, with both families hoping for a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Caldwell
Washington
George Vincent Beliel
Dorthy May Caldwell
Wright
Benson School
Myrtle Hesseltine
Is. W. Pettit
Pleasant Hill Church
Rock Island
Caldwell
Mr. Beliel
A. R. Oates
Marguerite
Belvidere
Minois
Lawrence Wilson
East Main Street
Harding
Harold Montgomery
Dell Duncan and Wife Visit Washington from California
Dell Duncan and his wife of Santa Barbara California paid a Washington visit yesterday and were seen among old friends they left nineteen years ago. They once ran the north side book store now owned by Nicola and Harmon. Duncan spoke of plans to buy a farm in Mire oun and pursue farm life, saying California is overdone. He shared a note from the Journal of leve with a request from southern California boosters to write home about the region. He quoted a county verse on California’s climate stores and scenery with playful satire about grape fruit and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Dell Duncan
Santa Barbara
California
Washington
North S de
Nicola & Harmon
Duncan
Dakota
Hee
Olio
Calfornia
Doncan
Mire
Journal of Leve
Annanias Club
San Diego
Golden Gate
Community announcements and notices from local groups
Local social events invite Moose Lodge members and families for a Thursday gathering. The 19th Century Club meets Saturday with a lunch at 1 pm. The Gleaner Cross of the Baptist Church repeats a circus show Thursday at 4 36 pm in the church basement. Memorial and union services planned for May. W H M S mite box event Friday. Wachington Improvement League luncheon Thursday at the Y M C A. Community Day at Lexington school May 23 with picnic and 2 pm program. Wo RR C plans memorial at Second U P church Sunday. Local verse ends with a note from the Minneapolis Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Lewis
C. S. Anderson
Muscatine
F. L. Broadgate
George Maxwell
Chautauqua
Sunset Park
Lexington
Wo RR. C
Court House
U. P
S23
Presbyterians Open General Assembly Today at Columbus
The 137th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA opens in Columbus for a week with about 1,000 commissioners from across the nation and abroad. It will consider a unified finance system, a national home front crusade, a Washington religious center, and plans for church unity and possible merger efforts. Potential moderators include Dr William L McEwan, William Jennings Bryan, and Dr Charles R Erdman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U. Gs. A
General Assembly of the
South
Union
Alaska
Porto Rico
Cuba
West Africa
Washington
District of Columbia
Congregational Church
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
William L. McEwan
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Assembly
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton
N. J
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White Way
Howard Fisher
Fisher
Eva Smith
Miss Smith
Norma Martin
Lee Ralston
June Vth
Kelah Club
John Jackson
Ed Jackson
Helen Campbell
Edward
Steinzman
Crawford
Trotman
Cloyd Knupp
Pythian Circle
J. P. Thomas
East
Eisie Bratten
Claos
Bix
West Washington Street
Beyer
Miss Bratten
Lois Sartor
Stenbog
Jesus Loves
Bradbury
Nellie Askew
Joujoux
Behr
Wohlfahrt
Miss Statten
Ruth Sartor
Wier
Charlotte Squire
Heyer
Baldwin
Melen Jones
Reyer
Miss Pratten
Nellie Askea
Robin Sing
Spaulding
Helen Jones
Robin
Weir
Reyed
Mise Bratten
Dolly
Mer Mamma
Elfin
Grieg
Jack
Mokress
Mises Bratten
Oates
Castle Hall
Moose Lodge
19Th Century Club
C. A. Dewey
West Chester
W. WH. M.S
Methodist Church
Viva
W. M. Keeley
J. O. Sexton
Wachington Improvement League
West
Booster Club
Minneapolis Journal
George Phot
Sona Fona
Cora
Sunnyfield
Pork & A&p
A&p
Salmon
Marion St
Creat
MUM
Yeddo
Bankok’s
Panama
Leghorns
Rein Klothing Kompany
Milady
TWA
Clark & Enslin
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