Sheridan County wedding in Missouri and local society notes
The article reports the wedding of Minnie May Kuhn to Harry E. Baker at the Kuhn farm in Sheridan County Missouri with many relatives attending from Washington Iowa Chicago and Westville Missouri. It also covers a series of local society events including gatherings at homes on South Iowa and East Washington avenues with five hundred and diverse entertainments, plus a piano recital announced at the Second United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie May Kuhn
Ed Kuhn
Washington
Iowa
Sheridan County
Missouri
Harry E. Baker
Washington, Ill
Joe Wolfe
Clay Humston
Hazel
Ida Vinton
Washington, Iown
W. H. Schilling
John Schilling
Henry H. Herrmann
Chicago
Pastor Greene
Melanie
Florence Schilling
Mendelssohn
Henry A. Herrmann
Eva Couch
Westville
Elmer Schilling
Chiago
Kuhn
Chas. K. Needham
Iowa Avenue
Hazel Mount
Golden Rule Circle
Second United Presbyterian Church
Carson Home
Mary Cherry
Jessie Saye
Death of Eva June McAvoy at age two
Eva June McAvoy aged two, daughter of Mr and Mrs George McAvoy of Cedar township, eight miles northwest of the city, died last night at 12 10 after a brief illness likely acute indigestion. She was born June 15 1905 and was an only child. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva June McAvoy
George McAvoy
Cedar Township
Professor Davis to Instruct Weekly Music Classes in Washington
Professor Thomas Davis will teach music classes in Washington each Thursday in the future. He models piano instruction on New England Conservatory methods, after a year of study there. Lessons priced at 50 cents, studio located one house north of the city library, phone 7. Hat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Davis
Washington
Davis
New England Conservatory of Music
Strike Continues Delays Trade And Weather News
The Journal reports ongoing strike conditions delaying markets and weather reports from town. Oscar Jugenheimer of Havre had an accident west of the square when his cart toppled after his frightened horse turned a corner, leaving a gash above his left eye but no major injuries. Dr. George D. Sitzer opens practice in the Roberts building and invites attention to his advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jugenheimer
Havre
Jugenheimer
George D. Sitzer
Roberts
Dr Sitzer Promises Permanent Cure for Sexual Diseases
For twenty five years Dr Sitzer treated private and sexual diseases. He argues attention to nutrition and reproduction, warns against unnecessary surgery, and claims to restore many with or without operation. He offers referrals to hospitals for hopeless cases and urges cautious, informed decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sitzer
Sitzer
Literary forgeries and famous forgers of Scott era
A history of literary fraudsters who mimicked Scottish ballads and classic writers. Allan Cunningham, Robert Surtees, and others forged works attributed to Sir Walter Scott and contemporaries. The piece notes Haering, Lucas, Psalmana Formosan, and Eccles as notable forgers, detailing their schemes and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Cunningham
Scotland
London
Cunningham
Cromek
Robert Surtees
Sir Walter Scott
George W. Haering
Te Peendonym
Willibald Alexis
Germany
Vale
Scott
France
AK Jan Cameron
Ayme Ver
Paris
Charles J. David
B. de Saint Maurice Caban
Society of Archivistes of France
Vrain-Denis Lucas
Cieat
M. Charles
Lucas
Plato
Pliny
Jerk
Mary Magdalene
M. Chasles
Formosa
Johnson
Eccles
Bath
Henry Mackenzie
Maxwell reunion in Crawfordsville this week
Sept 7 Crawfordsville notes report Mrs J S McCleary and Miss Beth McCleary returning from Waterloo while Ralph Shannon of Washington was a business visitor. The Maxwell reunion is held today at John Anwyl's north of town with Ernest Clark visiting Washington. others travel to Washington and Winfield for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
J. S. McCleary
Beth McCleary
Waterloo
Ralph Shannon
Washington
Robert DeHarpoort
R.S. White
Kerr
Frank Lemon
Edith Clark
Winfield
Chas, Randall
Colorado Springs
Wm. Randall
Maxwell
John Anwyl
Ernest Clark
Correction on Holiness camp meeting count
A correction clarifies that Holiness gatherings were misstated yesterday. The article should read that 1,000 camp meetings occurred, not 11,000 as previously reported.
Crawfordsville School Notes Enrolls 146 Pupils
School opened with about 146 pupils and many took Saturday’s exam. Gladys Maxwell is sick. A ball game is planned for Saturday with the High School vs Braden. Week of school ends. Ira Amarine and James Russell visit John Belville home Sunday. Frey’s Studio promotes photos. Foley’s Honey and Tar touted under Pure Food Law. A Fremont voter aged 79 is noted. Lost white waist claimed. Call No 626 W Monroe for notice payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Gladys Maxwell
Braden
Ira Amarine
Jas. Russell
John Belville
Frey
Desteth
D.C. Anderson
Fremont
W. Monroe St
Miss Artie McCulley Returns Home After Teaching Nearby
Miss Artie McCulley who is teaching near Wyman arrived home last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie McCulley
Wyman
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Department of Literature
Gertrude Kendall
Bessie Fritz
Ella Dawson
East Washington Street
Elizabeth Johnson
Beaver Falls
Miss Dawson
Carrie Hamilton
Etha Dawson
Joe
Ava Matthews
The
Bertha Barber
Troy
N. Y
Merton Teeter
Cedar Rapids
Amy Richards
Cottero
Misses Ondle
Edith Shanafelt
East Main Street
Miss Richardson
Des Moines
Dora Clapper
Misses Richardson
Lucile Peck
Blanche Nicola
Blanche Ferguson
Peepee
STECK
H. F. Steck
Patence
Geo. D. Sitzer
New York University
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York Post Graduate Medical School & Hospital
New York City
Pacific Railway
Laws
Him
Our
Klein Klothing
Lood Clothes
Nicola & Harmon
North Side
Foley
J. G. Smith
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