Nashua Neighbormail Celebrates Weddings and Deaths
Anne Marie Letterer and Albert F. Schaffer wed at Gotleib Letterer's home with Dr Edward Schaffer and Clara Stille in attendance. Jule Goodwin dies after a long illness in Nashua. funeral at local public church. Numerous notes: Mrs J W Faville and family return from Waterloo. eye surgery on daughter of Frank Campbell. Percy Funk and family move to Wolf Point. Wallace residence sold to Nafus. many local movements, illnesses, and a new Mt Auburn Wl. TU formed. Carell Amburn dies after yearlong illness. funeral at M E church.
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Nashua
Mills Anne Marie Letterer
Albert F. Schaffer
Gotleib Letterer
Edward Schaffer
Clara Stille
Frank Campbell
Waverly
Percy Funk
Jas. Funk
Wolf Point
Mont
F. Nafus Bes
Wallaser
W. N. Tuttle
Oxlshoma
Jesea Frost
Aiose Robinson
Powersville
Nampa
Ida
St. Ansgar
Julia Goodwin
Gilbert Waite
Oakdale
Henry Nichols
Wisconsin
Ferries
Henry Tyler
Bristow Notes Births News and Local Arrivals
Bristow news reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Truex on March 16. It notes visits by Mrs. Wm. Hutchinson to Hamp wor to see Miss Carrie Wood, and updates on Carrie's gall stone surgery and recovery. It mentions Charles Du Moss returning to Dubuque after a two week visit, John A. Williams leaving the janitor job for farming, and Sidmoore succeeding him. It covers wheat sowing in Jackson township School District No. 6, Red Cross fundraising via a chicken ben, and local travels of Mr. and Mrs. John Hishstreet on a wedding tour. It adds illness updates for Mrs. Edgar Gitsen, moves by Arc Stack, Arthur Dell’s army discharge, and notes on farm cost and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Fred Truex
Wm. Hutchinson
Hamp
Carch
John A. Williams
Sam
Sidmoore
Jarksoh
Red Cross
Bose
John Hishstreet
Lenox, & D
Ben
Burma
Thursda
Edgar Gitsen
Arc Stack
Dumest
W. OW. Coverdale
Arthur Dell
Local Notes From Hazleton On Residents and Deaths
Hazleton notes report Bazteton Marshnell called to town for the death of a neighbor. Mary Marshalltown Gaughter Filléa arrives to nurse her mother in hospital. Lew Wolfiman on 21d day furlough from Corpus Christi joins family. Willie Farley returns to Camp Trade after four days. Mr and Ms Fall and Mr and Mrs Thomas of Illinois visit. George Vat and Thomas family plans. Elmer Voorhees visit Eau Claire. Henry Landon moves family to Rev Ramsey farm. Huntington family moves into hotel to aid travelers. Cyrus Voorhees dies at daughter Spragg’s home aged over 30. funeral Thursday by Ter Horace Foote. Word was received Wednesday.
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Bazteton
Marshnell
Tite Daventer
Maron
Mary Marshalltown Gaughter
Filléa
Lew Wolfiman
U. S. Army
Corpus Christi
Tex
Willie Farley
Camp Trade
Miss Fall
Thomas
Illinois
George
Imingls
Mr. Fail
A. Koriemeyer
Elmer
Eau Claire
Wisenry Landon
Park Hotel
Ramsey
Herbert Huntington
Cyrus Voorhees
George Spragg
Voorhees
Local Notes From Shell Rock Area Include Moves and Arrivals
Shell Rock and Aurelia residents are updating living plans with several relocations. Mrs. Henry Trenning’s family expects a move to Kansas City, while Mrs. Lizzie Scricker visits relatives in Adair. C. H. McBride returns from Florida but health remains fragile as Miss Martha Newcomb takes a Cleveland library post. A funeral for Frank Dewey is noted near Finchi ford. Floyd Poorman and Georgiana Eichorn wed at the bride’s home, signaling spring nuptials.
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Shell Hock
Wend
Dlenry Trenning
Jane
M. Garner
Jones
Harland
Kansas City
Felix McClaren
Lizzie Scricker
Aurelia
Mire
Tussey
Laws
Thos
Adair
Wakefield
Neb
Florida
C. H. McGride
McBride
Martha Newcomb
Cleveland
Public
Public Library, As Assistant Librarian Audlete
Frank Dewey
Finchiford
E. Januis
Boulder, Cole
Floyd Poorman
Georgiana Eichorn
Mintle Etchorn
Win
Otterville News and Obituary Highlights
March 22 report notes B Adkins shipped household goods to Milners and a school box social raised funds. Obituary records Mrs Lucinda Kroma born 1851 Crawfordsville Penn moved to Iowa as a child, married Henry Kroma, two children George and Leta, burial at Littleton cemetery after funeral service at MEK church. out of town attendees listed.
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Otterville
B. Adkins
Milners
Efe
Independence
Lucinda Kroma
Crawfordsville
Penn
Iowa
Henry Kroma
George
Ving
Homa
Leta
Mir
Kroma
George Davis
Brandon
Ifane Shultz
Otverville
Charles Stearns
M.A. Perry
Mire
Martha Milter
L. Kratz
Cedar Rapids
Linden Items Include Farm Rental and Visitors
Linden notes report Loren Starratt renting a farm southeast of Linden and preparing to move in next week. The column mentions visits from Mrs. M. C. McGee of Rockwill to Linden, J. O. Miner’s hospital discharge, and Mrs. Geo. Abeles visiting relatives in Thaymon¢ Toon. An Ames Mission garments exhibit is noted along with a Z. M. club meeting hosted by Mrs. Wardman.
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Linden
Local Notes From Floyd Fiord Area
March 21 report lists residents and activities. Derrik Morse and Emma Quimby are ill while Guy Knowlton serves on the Charles City grand jury. J T Ensterly and Nettie Duncan wed at Colwell with Rev Casper officiating. A note mentions a women’s conference at Universal Wisconcity with students' plans.
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Colwell
J. T. Ensterly
Mise Nettie Duncan
Deerfield
Casper
Mishes
Ned Cross
Tosca at Crystal aims to please all classes
The Crystal presents La Tosca, Pauling Frederick’s Paramount drama starring Sarah Bernhardt in a screen adaptation long famed for its success. Frederick’s patient, grand production features Miss Frederick as the lovely Italian singer, delivering a remarkable performance in this classic tale written by Sardou for Bernhardt.
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Pauling Frederick
Paramount
Frederick
Victor Sardou
Miss Frederick
Polly Moran
Ben Turpin
Vaudeville and film bill at Pitso Family Majestic theaters
Listings announce daily acts at the Pitso Family and Majestic venues. Pauline Frederick leads La Tosca and Sennet comedy, with shows featuring Sher iffell's Tussle and The Family Skeleton. Each day offers multiple comedies and star players including Enid Bennett, Charles Richman, Edith Storey, Shirley Mason, Earle Williams, Dorothy Kelly, Tack Princeton, Jansen and company, and Pathe news.
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Pitso
Pauline Frederick
Charles Richman
Robert Edison
Edith Storey
Shirley Mason
Earle Williams
The
Dorothy Kelly
the Law
Majestic
Tack Princeton
Company of Seven
Jansen
Jacl Dresdner
Pniniosities
Harvey
DeVora
Lew Huff
Nutty Hatter
Hidden Hand
Pathe News
Watch Your Step at Waterloo Tonight
Irving Berlin’s Watch Your Step comes to Waterloo tonight as a lively musical comedy. A sprightly, tuneful show with witty lyrics, merry melodies, and strong principals. The cast, chorus, and three acts promise wholesome fun with dance numbers and catchy tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Berlin
the Waterloo
Doug Fairbanks in The Good Bad Man at the Palace
The article previews The Good Bad Man starring Doug Fairbanks at the Palace on Sunday and Monday. The rogue Passin Through robs a ticket seller and a town stooper while helping a beggar orphan, revealing a hidden legitimate paternity and a troubled past.
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Doug” Fairbanks IN
THE
Stccer
Wonderful Wardrobe In Motion Picture Design
M Maurice head of Maison Maurice design gowns worn by Miss Eleanor Woodruff for the five part Vitagraph feature The Hero of Submarine D-2. Wardrobe valued at 10000 dollars with many stones laid in Newport. Miss Woodruff will gain suitable social standing for her role. At the Family theatre Sunday a drab wild pigeon was seen.
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M. Maurice
Maison Maurice
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Eleanor Woodruff
Newport
Family Theatre
Local births and committee appointments in Fredericksburg area
March 21 report notes new births since March 1 to families of Kneiss Kerkhoff Saabye and Whitcomb. Otto Koreth Guy Padden and Don Jackson named chairs for the third liberty town. Telegraph from Harold Sel arrives about port arrival. Mrs Elsworth Kern buried in west cemetery. daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Afoody.
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Frederickspurg
Charles Kneiss
John Kerkhoff
Adolph Saabye
Floyd Whitcomb
Otto Koreth
Guy M. Padden
Don A. Jackson
Lberty
Tey
Geo. Sel
Harold
George TE. Hilson
New York
France
Elsworth Kern
Waterloo
West Cemetery
Roger Afoody
Max Bloom to Play Majestic Theater Run
Max Bloom returns to the Majestic for a four day run starting tomorrow with The Sunnyside of Broadway. The performer leads a company of 22 in a lively show featuring song, comedy and a famous “That’s My Horse” routine attracting record crowds at Bridge Street playhouse.
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Max Bloom
Majestic Theatre
Max
Majestic
Bridge Street Playhouse
Max Bloom and
Broadway
Cavalry Superstition About War Horse Tooth
A mounted cavalryman believes his survival in battle hinges on carrying the tooth of a war horse that has also survived a charge unscathed.
Fireproof yacht devised for airplane use
A fireproof yacht design intended for use in the fabrication of aircraft has been devised. The article notes that emigration of Filipinos to Hawaii began in 1909 and has reached a total of 23,625 persons.
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Hawaii
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MT. Auburn
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Stern
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Ta. Maumlay
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Mt Auburn
Wl. TU
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Dil Ion
Mra. Schondelmayer
Rose Smalley
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Des Allemando
Mrr. Gaasch
W. F. Call
St. Charles Development Co
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M. E
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Chiarel Ti
Art Auburn Cemetery
Hazleton
Yatin
Jewitt
Crystal
LA Fosca
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Mona Raymond
the Majestic
Fredericksburg
Douglas Fairbanks
Pacific Express
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