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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. ]. Harlan Jessup. Of Swarthmore.
will give q luncheon and bridge party
at her home on Friday afternoon next.
The guests will be Mrs. Robert Coates,
Mrs Carl Chaffee, Mrs. Harold Calvert
Mrs. Samuel Dodd, Mrs. Houis Emmons
Mrs. II. B. Evans, Mrs. John Gensamer
Mrs. George Kennedy. Mrs. r. II. Knowl-
ton. Mrs. James Lawrence. Mrs. George
Ladley, Mrs. William Lang. Mrs. John
Murphy. Mrs. Jones Philips. Mrs. Jesse
Philips. Mrs. Joseph Philips, Mrs. Ross
Smith, Mrs. Walter Shoemaker, Mrs,
Hervey schumacher and Mrs. Harlan
Updegraff.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
Louis Ross Little for o tea which she
will give at Scroggie, her home near
Media, on Saturday afternoon.
The members Of the bridge club whom
Mrs Hoskins will entertain at her home
in Swarthmore this afternoon will be
Mrs. Percival Armitage. Mrs. Jerry
Blaisdell, Mrs. Carl Chaffee. Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Dodd, Mrs. Louis c. Emmons. Mrs
Albert N. Garrett. Mrs. Howard Nichols
Mrs A. II. Osterman. Mrs. II. A. Peirsol
Mrs. Theophile Saulnier, Mrs. Eric
Sproat and Mrs. George Simmons.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

The marriage Of Miss Barbara Storey.
daughter Of DR.. Frederick G. Storey. Of
New York, and Mr.. Ernest w. Rowland,
son of the late 1T. A. Judson Rowland.
took place on Saturday last in Chicago
at the First Baptist Church.
Miss Helen Chatham, Of 5S1s Cath
arine street, entertained the Arch Chap
ter Of the Phi Delta Psi Sorority at her
nome on tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Benjamin, of
4.o4 Cnester avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth Of a dauEh-
ter. Elizabeth Alice Benjamin, on March
13. Mrs Benjamin was Miss Marian
Barry before her marriage.
On Saturday last the r. s. Sewing Cir
Gle gave a birthday surprise party in
honor Of Miss Sara Gerb at the home
Of Miss Minnie Kohn, 41s5 Cambridge
Mrs. A. s. Kohn. Miss Leah RIM. Miss
Esther Butler. Miss Ethel Weinberg. Miss
Dorothy Tecotsky. Miss Freda Cohen,
Miss Clara Diamond, Miss Beatrice r.
Godet, Mr.. I. B. Share, Mr. D. z. Bloom,
Mr.. Horace Eastman. Mr.. Charles n.
Cohn. Mr.. Nat Hushenhorn, Mr.. Jack
Start, Mr.. B. Wachs. Mr.. B. II. Wachs.
Mr.. l. 8. Wachs and DR.. B. b. Ritten-
berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Violin. New York
City. left for an extended trip to New
Orleans on Saturday last. They will
travel through the South before arriving
In New Orleans. Mrs. Violin will be
remembered as Miss Hannah Brown, Of
6723 Addison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ecroyd, Jr, whose
marriage took place on Saturday, March
II. in this city. will be at homo after
May 1 at 206l South F1fty-eighth street
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Mortimer Trawgatt. of 2134 Eric
avenue, will entertain the Alpha Chap
ter Of the Phi Delta Psi Sorority at a
afternoon next. The members Of the
sorority are Mrs. Harold X. Brown
Miss Helen Chatham. Miss Louise Chip
man, Mrs. Harold Dohner, Mrs. George
Flood, Mrs. Nathaniel Parker. Miss
Phyllis sanner, Mrs. Thomas Frantx
Mrs. Walter Stewart. Mrs. Joseph
O'Donnell and Miss Estelle Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goldstein. OF
1886 North patton street. announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Kate Goldatein to Mr.. Harry Korn. OF
this city.
Mrs. II. r. Walters of North Eight
eenth street, has left for Palm Beach
where she will remain for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Welnman. Of the
Hotel Majestic, have left for New York
where they will visit their sons. Mr.
Phillip Isaacs ana Mr.. Herbert Isaacs.
Mr.. Henry Waning. of Fifteenth and
Berks street; who has been spending
South, has left Palm Beach for Pine
hurst. and Is expected to return home
in few weeks.
Miss Frances Smith, of North Seven
teenth street. has returned from Bal,
timore, Md. where she spent several
weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Sinberg. OF
1919 North Broad street. are receiv
ing congratulations upon the birth of
a daughter. Ruth Helen Slnberg. Mrs
Snberg will be remembered as Miss
Hermine Schamberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Dannenbaum,
Of 1901 Spring Garden street. recently
returned from Florida, where they
spent several weeks at Palm Beach and
Miami
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15
GROBER-LANSMAN

a wedding Of interest to Strawberry
Mansion took place on Sunday evening
last, at the Shubert Drawing Rooms,
Franklin street and Columbia avenue,
when Miss Lillian Lansman, Of 1S42
North Thirty-second street, became the
bride Of Mr.. Joseph NJ. Grober. Of New
ark. N. J. The Rev. David Krause Of
ticiated The bride wore a gown Of
ivory crepe satin. She carried a shower
bouquet Of orchids. lilies Of the valley,
white roses and orange blossoms. Mrs.
Henry A. Tillis.a acted as natron OF honor.
She wore a gown of black sequin and
carried a bouquet OF pink roses. The
bridesmaids, Miss Kitty Grober. Miss
Betty Grober. Miss Ray Lansman and
Miss Sarah Lansman. wore taffeta frocks
Of different shades and corsage bouquets
Of sweet peas. Mr.. Henry Lansman acted
as best man. The ut,ofctown guests in
clIded Mr.. and Mrs NJ Grober Of New:
Orange. N. J.. Mrs. 3. Pcrlman, OF
Orange, N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H.
Du Blsky, of Orange. N. j.; Miss Kitty
Grober and Miss Betty Grober. Of Long
Island; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lansman. Of
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

A. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel b. Wentz. of the
entsSG. washington lane; Wyncote. will
MoeIss.in M,efILsin at dinner at their home on
,heir son, Mr.. Daniel B. Wentz, Jr., who
.,, y q student at st. Paurs School, and
wl return home for the spring vacation.
rMcng the guests will be Miss Nancy
Misss Misum. Rss,sina Miss ,Margaretta II. Stevens.
EEiother; Miss Miriam r. Clark. Mr..
Ernest Scott, Mr.. Theodore Voorhees,, I'd,
NJ samuel II. Gilbert. MIR. Theodore v.
Wood, MIR. John Smith and Mr.. William
Attend td1Tff' tbe Ganco d The guests will later
huntingdon Valley Country Club
Mrs J. Bertram Lippincott. of 1872
spruce street. will entertain at a lunch
vIsi.i.t VT az her home today in honor Of the
VISITING members Of the Colonial Danes,
A"ere VIII be twenty guests.
a, ar, and Mrs. Webster Eing Wetherill.
:. Nent and Aubrey roads, Wynnewood,
E.,S Este issued invitations for dinner on
crichsSt ciCaS EVENING, y,ig March 81. at the Merton
snd hd Mrs. Herbert J. Wetherili, Of 4o0
HGmens GunIns lane, Chestnut Hill, before the
coIto cc%mor cinderella Dance at the Mericn
.,oaMr Mrs Thomas T.. Dunn. of eel Aliens
dine,sr die, Cnestnut Hill. will entertain at
Miss Asenatb' ser Sh'qfday goesnng evening IN honor Of
as her guest. 'e"'
wMr' and Mrs. John C. Began, of 61s
srt mest Gpsal street, Germantown, will
Az, 'aln at theatre party on Monday,
Grsaao Gpm D. ~ hcd,or of Miss Judelle Mac
Mrs. Ms0r JosanS mnSStoni daughter Of Mr.. and
viz viii u student at Smith College. and
wi VII return to her home for the Easter
vacation ''' Wv
ssSanr ANA ana Mrs. Henry W. Marston, of
sntou 0vU Woodbine avenue. Overbrook, will
nieftsin nine at a dance ON Tuesday eve
pwss,., s. november 7, after the tea to be
jh,en AT their home that afternoon to
Pbroauce their daughter, Miss Alice
'hoads Marston
Mrs. Frederick Jost, Of 1904 Pine
Tee,i ociooi WIN receive informally after 4
io.r'K s,EcK tomorrow afternoon and the fol-
h" bs"ms thursdays in March. She will
MuciIsl assisted tomorrow by Mrs. John T.
MarSS,aer.O MIS- Frederick II. Lee and Miss
whMr. and Mrs William Beaumont
receivSS, "a. OF 92o Clinton street, are
osnhs az congratulations on the birth
ney, 81. "'''a'' beaumont "hit'
iii, im,rs: John p. Perry, Of Elkins Park,
M entertain at dinner, follower pS ~
Souorc nance, the middle OF next month in
dsnph,of dpf or Miss Katharine II. Cof,,n,
Ioutih III OF Mrs NJ. Il. Coffin. Of 25i
MM,d Md to Mr.. Stanley a. wv Welsh i os son mar Of
Xainann and Mrs, Charles w. Welsh of the
Mis- Cm Saturday afternoon, April 22.
few Coun, who has been spending q
lSturnaSSs AZ the Marlborough-Blenh elm.
"'u 10 her home yesterday.
i usys' and Mrs. S. Lewis ziegler OF
y tartv walnut street, entertained q family
Y ja~,,ng pr. and Mrs. Ziegier and their
4 hu.,a WI leave the middle OF NEXT
{, 800 ,u' Tor the,r country place at Haver-
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ford. where they expect. to remain until
the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland M. Richard.
son, Of 2124 Walnut street, are receiv.
ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth OF q
son. William Stanley Richardson, on
Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Flash, OF
Staten Island. are receiving congratti.
lations on the birth Of a son, William
Shoemaker Flash. Mrs Flash was Miss
Martha s. Shoemaker. Of Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hevlings and
their daughter, Miss Salome Heullngs,
Of 90S South Forty-elghth street. havs
returned from Palm Beach. Fla, after
a stay Of several weeks.
The ladies Of the First Baptist
Church, Seventeenth and Sansom streets,
have issued invitations for a banquet
on Friday next.
Mrs. George Tillinghast, Of Buriine.
ton, announces the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Grace Ellen Tilling.
hast, and Mr.. William II: Patton, Of
st. Louis. on December 2S, at Grace
Church. New York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15
MOORE EsTOWN

The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth May
Bishop and Mr.. Lloyd l.. Tucker, OF
Camp Dix, took place on March In
the Methodist Protestant parsonage
The Rev. J. Willis Minner performed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Potts. gave Il
dinner OF IA covers on Sunday evening
last. in honor of the christening Of their
granddaughter.
Miss Mercy Powers. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Smith. will shortly sail
for a trip to Europe
The. class. of ':3 will give IFS an
Friday evening. ls4e ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15
HllI.knox Weddlno

Tho marriage Of Miss Sara May
Knox, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Knox. and Mr. George w. Hill. Jr, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hill. took
place at $3.50 last evening at the
home Of the brides parents, 758 North
Forty-fourth street. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Charles o.
Smi ith. The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Miss Marguerite McClus-
key, cousin Of the bride. was the maid
cousin of the groom, acted as best man.
After an extended wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Hill will live at 5315 Hat.
field street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15
New York City. and Mrs. Albert G
Freedman, Of Flatbush, n. Y.
sILvERMAN-GREENF1ELD

The wedding Of Miss Jean Greenfield,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Green
field, Of 2445 North Thirtieth street. and
Mr. William Silyerman, took place yes
terday. Rabbi Winokur officiated at the
ceremony. The bride wore a gown of
white canton crepe trimmed with Span
ish lace and crystals. and a lace veil:
She carried a white Bible and lilies of
ter Of the bridegroom, and maid Of
honor. wore a frock of black lace. Miss
Lillian Greenfield. sister Of the bride.
was the bridesmaid. She wore gown
ture hat Of the same color. Miss Helen
Greenfield, Miss Elsie Kaufman and
Miss Rosalind Polakoff were the flower
girla The best man was Mr.. Moses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-15

siiysrmAn. brother Of the bridegroom.
page. Among the g,lests at the. recsp-
ton were Mrs; G. Kauffman. Mrs. NJ.
Miss Mildred. Porter, Of Cleveland; Mrs.
M. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. staier, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Rosenfeld,- Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Andert, Mr..
Ndward Breuner and Mr.. Mitchell Ep-
stein. After a wedding trip tc' Atlantic
City and New York, Mr.. and Mrs Silver
man will live at 3120 Berks street.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Francois de st. Phalle
Of Melrose. have been spending some
time ut Aiken, s. C.
Mrs. Bayard Hand, Of Wilkes.Barre
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. John Milton
Cotton, Of Wyndhurst, Old York and
Rydal roads. above Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eschner, Of Ell.
kins Park, will sail in the next few
weeks for Europe
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Paul Roake has returned to his
home at 2713 South Sixteenth street.
after spending some time in Atlantic
City.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. Lawless, of 1888
jackson street, will be glad to hear that
she Is recuperating from q recent Ill.
ness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25

Teb ou hnorbau man fan ie ON ct sga
er friift eIcr life uben at br1tfe bets
Stal?
gilt, iom bebspes, er en- 9dp9ife ntcb
ct Sul /. omtrent N CONNIE / SIas
meter, ct iterft ems af Ell 2ampe eucr
en- e~leftriIf Y9re. ct msrft Nitnt 90 ct
sge. Eaar sgaaet bolpes trt cp til
Sulet | Rapeifen, iaa fan man reb
SiGlp af bet itcrfe Chs ie 9gesets Snez
bplb, % man fan at Ylommcn. Soicen,
2ltitlaaet % aantene ie, ON Oct cr iriitt
eIer life.
Deb at iammenlisnc s@9sct met be
Wcilripelier. Mat biz finoe / Sunbs
Observation-Disclosures Bulletin go. 81,
ial man nsiagti9 finbe no al bpuD Sln0s
apa!itet sgeset CT. for maa trGifer
SfoIet. Settle er life alene ai 9fpttc Tor
SuSmoberen. iaa at bun fnn bn iriife
sGa til SusboIbninseu, men Oct har
rsiaa bit iie, at bet or at ben ltcrite
@rrSi for DC banhlenbe, iaa ut man pep
Sirlp bcraf fan file nb be 9ga, Scr pan
@runb al an1f, Sustiebeb eler anbct
oil soelGeges UNDER 8orienbelfeu. Wanac
al bisie Ses er ~brusbare % sobe, bpis
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le 9pinbe betraetet iom be foiteligite
Sfatte bum bar.
2ppen mob f~orfaIifet Melf opret'
bulbt. @isconiins Ssieiteret bar Den
2Obe bs. erfl9ret 2open moo 5cr'
falifnins al Welf for contributions
mesiis os iuIot sploia. Sa9en arl-
git Garnation Milfs 60, Der iabri-
ferer Den iaafalbte "Sebe" Welt,
bpori Smsrfebt er eritattet meo SEQ
~fosnsoolie. Den 2esislatur, Der lat-
te 2open ifraft, git no fra, at iaaoan
Gorfalifnine af Welf bar iunbbeos.
farlie, paa iamme Sio iom @iscon.
fins Inieelie for at bore en- leoenoe
Weieriitat berpeo truebes. Ssieite.
ret fanot bisie Intagelier fulot beret-
tieeoe.
Snnbet til Sensen al &spere. 50
fremebs W9nb inbfanot fig forrige
ltse / Sarrp aiitners Stem / Comm
of Gum, fer Wil fra Wenomonie,
toans bam til at l9gge fig paa Gent
gen % iurreoe bam Ser fat meo
Staaltraab. 3eperne raniagebe Der.
paa Sitiet % iatte iig | 8eiiooelie al
$3.50 / aontanter. Otter at bape
trltet meo at iptte SID paa Suiet og
br9nbc Nanben inbe foripanbt
Solosmpnoene, % efter at 3iitner /
nogen Sio bapoe uoitaaet De frpgte.
ligite Binsler peb of Staalttaaoen
aab Jig eiennem .Silb % aisb, fit ban
peb fine Sfrig tilfalbt en- Nabo.
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Jneen Qmueiti.

grGiibent Soroing unberrettcoe
forleoen Gag Ell Delegation paa 30
Wteolemmer, reprpienterenoc 81 no.
tionole Srauniiutioner, iom baube
inbiltnbct iig hos ham / oct Spibe
&us, at Ell alminbelig Nlmneiti for DC
"politiife Sanger, iom beniiooer |
SRngiel heri Sanbct, bar umilig.
Sagerne pilbe, fortalte ban Dem, bli
bebanblct Ell for en-, % bette 8rincip
pilbe blipe f~ortint. Set bar life ml.
lig at tilitau olminoelig amneiti iom
bcot om / ben al 0elegationen lore.
lagtc 1etition. Der inoeboIot 1000.
600 llnberitriiter. San ontpoeoe, at
nnberisgelicn al DC cnfelte Eager
turbe bore enbt inbeu 60 Gage. &c
bebonbles enfeltpis, irobi ban err imob
at frigipe enbper, Der bolbcs ipnoilet
for a%cbenbare Sanolinger ellcr 8olb
moo &caierineen.
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Smprprooufticnen.

9anbbruasoepartementct bar nblia ribz
aibet ct tibet Sfrift, Bulletin go. 1869,
Der bl. q. inbeboloer en- 8orfIarins ON
Welfefisr. Ser iiees. at Nisr, Der mel
fer gobt. trGnaer meaet at ipiie, 90 Der
aaar berfor nle9ct iii Sor, men iao faar
mar bet igien / neeen % aob MeIt.
Ser er blet fpretaaet Ell llnberisaelie
pda SO fcritieniac Steoer / 2nnbet. bppr
ma foretaqcr Yrsper / Spbrrtnin9 at
aisr. 9isie aier cr TOM MceeI mcset
bebre enb DC pad Sarmcne, ba be cr at
gob T~ee'tannins % blir aobt fcbret 90
gobt %paaposIet.
Sper SO / DC Eorenebe Stdter probus
ccrer gic%nneminitlig pr. Gar omtrent
1000 Yunb Telf % $50 Yuno Smers
febt.
aisrene fra bisIe 96 forifienioe Stebcr
probucercr onttreut so Procent mere, ioct
ben gienncminitliee Yrobuftion CT 6,O77
Yuno NeIf og PAS Ylnb SmsrfeSt.
Sfslae Gpsaper oper forifieqiae Aisrs
aarlige Grobuitipn bite bet iia, at AT
aisr, Der T. gr. hapSe en- aarlie aiens
ueminitlie Rrobuition af $3.50 Yunb,
iii man en- Snet9st AT S32. 25, llbaifter
til Sor frareanet, mems De, Der probus
cereoe 1880 Yunb. braate en- oarlia
Snbtrgt al $21S.19. De iibitnrpnte
| aisr probueerebe omtrent 4 8anae iaa
meaet, font be isritc, men oeres sienucms
%initli9e Snotrst bar nriten Z 8anee
laa flor.
De, Der sniter ct gremplar af benne
DOG, fan erbolbe bette beo at t~ilifribe
II. e. department Of agriculture.
g8aitinaton, 8. g., os ipsrse ON "0es
partment Bulletin 1869. 8elotion OF
Yrobuction to Sncon,e from DARN Gcips,
'bp s. 6. WcGopen".
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ben. 8erec bIep reonet no at Spses
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lua ! Sensen en- Sio. inbt;l ct niiblerz
tibir lifct Silent blep fat tltanS, 60 bpcr
ban bolot Sensen til lin 90. Set me,
prretiae Sus. ipm er nGitsn frrbig, %
ipnt ban bar meo at lraae YIoneu til,
tit bal, life flute inb /. @ten hi baaber,
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SsIaa Scrae iii ics beisee ofte / De
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mango Barn. ga iea iasoe: Sin Gen
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8alfon, Soipa, ben 1Sbe Suli 1922.
@ilbelm s. 8usmusien.
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I'll Norge!
.WHlTE STAR

NEW YORK TIL SOUTHAMPTON;
MAJESTIC-29Ju JUL, 26 Aug. is Sept.
$4,000 1ons.-stsrite 9Th Yerotu.
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@rpretstoa oper @nsIanS.
5ortriniiee 5%prbinoeier.
NEW YORK TIL LIVERPOOL:
CELTIC-29. JUL, &c. Aug, 23. Sept
BALTIC-5 Aug, 2 Sept, 80 Sept
CEDRIC-13. Aug, 9. Sept, z Oct.
ADRIATIC-19A Aug. 16 Sep. 14Okt
MONTREAL 90 QUEBEC TIL LIVERPOOL
CANADA-29. JUL, 20. Aug, 20. Sept
REGINA-5 Aug, 2 Sept, 30 Sept.
MEGANTIC-I2. Aug, 8. Sept, I. 0ct.
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IA No. Dearborn st.. Chicago, Ill.
eller lokale Agenter.
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Gle q. 8rimitab, Sanlon.
torpn, So, og Sobn Sobcn, Sofe
NtiGs, ga, itnroicoc her / @pen po1
&icmoeicn ira 8isconiit forlcoen
Tag og biIite inbom paa "1ecorab'
Soften.
- 8. &. Sobnion og 6amilic
t~,ltraaote ioag, Wanbog, &ciien til
loge til SbIen, Ninn., eiter at bope
:iIbrogt en- ire Tigers Seric hos NrS.
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s. q. Gngen.
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8ropc aiIaeoc 5rcbag ct pcnlig Be-
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@tr. SaIporion Icbiogeoe bertil i'm
Sen, iom berfra reiIte til Statsunt-
rcriitctet / Soma Gitp. Ssnnen,
EtcIius Saluorion, Iom er 8raorert
ia 2l,tber College, cr / SGrerplrts
ipn,beb / ScarpiQe, So.
- sos Wtr. % gtrS. Albert 81.
IcItoo paa Gap Street ieireoeS /
Senoags Ell bpggcIig Tamiliefeit,
iprIig I'll gGrc for Robcrer, WrS.
Gle @qeItaO, iom Dor hos Ssnncn
o. Spigcrbatteren her. 6omilierS
McbIenmtcr ira Wabel, ncmlig Der.
% @tr5. SOEu s. Yctcrion, Wtr. %
MrS. s. >. @Qeitao, Mr. % Mtrs.
Genrp RetCrion, Wr. % @rS. 5reo
Sripp bar tiliteoe % bpggct Jig meO
Mtor % 9eoitcmor. Gn Riaeligbco
meb beilig Wao bragtes for WiOoag
"a Si1ppcr, % man bapoc nogen
elenuenlfoiGligc Elmer iammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-25
Sprina Grove.
(gfter "ScraIo".)

- @rs. Gam Iorfcn oq Wtrs.
Sutton ellington, begge al Waobocf,
q. Cat, bar beisgt SlPgtuinger og
Gcnner / Spring 8rope os Smegn.
- Der. % Mrs. g. $. aios, Gmil
SrebuS og Iatteren Garirc ianlt
NrS. Stprf Collie reiite iorleocll
paa Siiit til Slestninge peo 9opce'
riae, @iS.
- Ono Senbricfion % Sltitru al
Nllbert Sea tilbragte forrige uge
nosIe Gage hos @tr. % @rs. g. $.
&Ios.
5 Der. og Irs. Sobn Sdans.
tergs Stem ~egteuie0eS f~orleOeu
Ntiis Tbebe 81. Zone til gtban H.
Stciienaruo Of Surmonp, Wtinn. 8i.
ellen forretteoeS peo Eait. q. 8.
SobnIon. @ruogommen err SfoIe,
Gcitprer / Gloperoale, Wiun., 9uor
Oct ungc Iar pil oprette lit Siem.
Ole Slion Hoppe, ON hpi5
$50 TOR CT berettet, bar tsot | Sals
llngoal, Rorgc, oeu 26oe April 1854
pg fom iom ing Wtano til Nmerifa.
= 1877 blep bail gift meO DtiiS grt.
10 @atfcn, / bpilfet gGgteIfab fsb.
les lem gsrn, buoraf ire err goaei
foruo Tor 5aocren. 5oruoen i'm
Suitrlt eftcrlaoer Orr. Hoppe iia II
Ssnner, 8o6ert og hilbert, begge al
Spring 8rope, inmt Ell 9rober, q
2. Hoppe, o9 TO Ssitrc, WrS. SSco.
&olum % giiis Carrie Roppc. sli,
heOe par en- al Spring @ropcs fsr.
ire 6orrctningsmGno, iOet ban / bel,
AZ gar Orep Sanocl mco aornpa
Ter, SlagtefpGg % 8riie.