Jazz origins and Native American ritual myths debated
The article questions the origins of jazz and the shimmy as part of a Native American ceremony while noting local social visits. Vera Harshbarger and family were in Lebanon Sunday. Ruben Burrin and family from Indianapolis and Tommy Burrin from Puruve joined a gathering at T. E. Burrin's.
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Pizarro
Cuzo
Vera Harshbarger
Lebanon
Ruben Burrin
Indianapolis
Tommy Burrin
Puruve
T. E. Burrin’s
The Closing Dj April 20 Last Day of Scl Exercises
The notice marks April 20 as the final day of school exercises followed by inter class tri events.
Windmills of Holland Impress Local Glee Club
The high school Glee Clubs performed Windmills of Holland before a crowded Saturday night audience. Vibrant stage design featured a windmill, dike, and tulips. Fourteen girls in Dutch dress and four well-made boys delivered colorful, strong performances with standout numbers by Robert Thompson, Kenneth Plunkett, Wanda Plunkett, and Margaret Beaver. The act "Mr Gallagher and Mr Skeen" impressed, with witty takes on town businessmen. Marjorie Bush wrote the words for one piece and Geo Welden directed the cast. the town orchestra added to the evening's charm.
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Holland
Robert Thompson
Kenneth Plunkett
Wanda Plunkett
Margaret Beaver
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Skeen
Marjorie Bush
Geo. Welden
Senior Class Ex meet at Community Building
Readable notes describe a school event at the Community Building with music performed by the school and a program led by Dr. Tapy. The Senior Class Ex meet is scheduled for the afternoon at 1 P.M. with Kiddress involved.
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Kiddress
Dr. Tapy
Appreciation for school operetta and contributions
A note of thanks credits Miss na Beaves for directing and accompanying the operetta. The school orchestra patrons friends and cast are thanked for their sincere support and cooperative efforts. The program included "Old Holland and her windmill" and mentions door receipts of dollars.
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Evenine
Nipmuck Tribe Festival to Be Held This Friday
A Nipmuck Tribe festival is planned for Friday April 27 at about seven o\u2019clock. The event will emphasize peace with ceremonial pipe and friendship offerings. The Community Building will host families with women bringing baskets and a winner to be served. Noblesville advance orchestra will provide music.
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Hines
Noblesville
Com- Ainmitey
Local Church Reports Mixed Attendance and New School Start
Bible school attendance was 134 with offering 6.20, showing gains over last year. The first quarter compared with last year shows attendance 05 and offering 12.83, as the Mission School opens with seventy four attending and five classes. The church praises Lebanon church for a recent victory and notes 257 added to the church, with 73 staying for service. Rev. Hartley to Union City for a funeral. Regular board meeting next Monday at 7 30 pm. Choir rehearsals, new instruments, and an upcoming Evening of Song planned. Mother’s Day to be observed in May. Sunday school council met and decided on important items.
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Bible School
School of
Misation
India
Prayer and Praise Service Attendance Report
Attendance was 104 with several sick to miss Sunday as worship continued through a prayer and praise service. Offering reached 4.28 dollars as the gathering concluded.
Birthday gathering for Marion Riner marks 68th year
Wayne Tre Riner and families from Le banon and Carliner visited last Monday to celebrate Marion Riner’s 68th birthday. Easter table decor featured yellow and white, yellow crepe baskets, two large birthday cakes with the Masonic emblem and flickering candles. The day included Kodak pictures and recalling childhood memories. Mrs Vervie Gordon returned to Fort Wayne that evening. Gordon and daughter went home Saturday.
Pocahontas Lodge Sees Progress and New Members
Busy Pocahontas Lodge reports rapid progress with initiations and a class advancement last night. The order plans to increase membership soon as refreshments are served after gatherings and candidates participate in ceremonies.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Haymakers Lodge Fun Draws Laughs on Monday
The Haymakers held a lighthearted gathering described as a merry time in the harvest setting. The event featured humor and an inviting atmosphere, inviting others to join and see for themselves.
School Corner Oddities and Student Snatches of Humor
In a light column, students are shown in quips and anecdotes about questions asked in class, minor mischief, and daily school life. The piece mentions My. Sull, Robert Shaw, Sherman, Bertha R, Orris S, Ruth F, Randall T, Baxter R, Kathleen M, Elizabeth S, and Georgia B in brief vignettes.
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Georgia B
Genevieve C
Bertha R
Sears & Company
Orris S
Ruth F
Randall T
Baxter R
Beulah
Kathleen M
Elizabeth S
Dora C
Fragmented Readable Names and Activities Parade
A garbled OCR list catalogs numerous individuals with brief actions or traits such as learning to dance taking vocal lessons eating chocolates or sitting in seats. Several entries reference school related tasks and hobbies like building bird houses or a hundred yard dash.
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Carl P
Oringe
Ivan M
Odelia H
Boca C
Robert S
Sherman G
Beaulah M
Hershel F
Russell W
Clair P
Martin Specials
Lorene B
Mark B
U. S
Canada
Cevert L
Myrtie L
Kenneth W
Ceil W
Roy K
Cerl H. Weering
Richard C
Favorite Songs and Names in a Vintage Song List
A fragmented list of song titles and performer credits appears, including My Buddy, Kathleen James, Marching Through Georgia, You Tell Her I Stutter, and Pack Up Your Troubles. Numerous initials and partial names fill the reel of sheet music notes and potential performances.
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Rush
Genevieve
Brewer P
Mama
Baxter R
Beaulah Land
Ruth F
Buddy
Rora C
Howard L
Kathleen James
Georgia Randall
Robert S. Wayne W
Mary
Sherman G
Chester H
Richard C
Hugd R
Orris
Poland China Hog Debate Prompts Change in Farm Breeding
Geo. E. Cunningham argues for Poland China hogs as the preferred meat type amid packer demand. The piece cites International Live Stock Exposition data from 1922 showing high dressing percentages for Poland China barrows and details from the Hoosier Ton Contest including litter weights and sires.
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Chicago
Poland
China
B. H. Héide
The
International
Hampshires
Berkshires
Tom Defender
Miss Pawnee
C. W. Schwartz
Berne
Ind
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Georgia
Dora
Carl DE Bard Brewer
Demaree
Thomas Emmert
Ruth Ferguson
Chester Hypes Myrtie Logan Howard Lucas Randall Thompson
Kennet Walker
Cecil Wall
Ruth Wright
H. S
C. O. Caplinger
WM. Courtney
F. L. Bowman
F. M. Sullivan
Mary Jane Hartman
Nancy Epperson
Mona Beaver
Evi
Wyatt Rlv. Hartley
Lord Most Merciful
SCI
Edith Ande
Blue Danube
Jol Orchestra
H. S. Glee Club
Glee Club
Hartley Yher Morrison
Evers
Wyatt
Krienda McClaine
Glavds Wall
Martha Howe
Anna Kathera Wyatt
Mary Burrin
Sula Bright McDaniel
Rev
Windmills OF
Bethel Builders S. S. Class
Shannondale, Indiana
Walnut Grove
Deborah Underhill
Israel
Wrder
Bill Pindle
Isabel Simpscott
Gloriana Perkins
Sukey Pindle
John Underhill
Charley Underhill
Jonah Quakenbush
Jeremiah Gosling
Jerry
Enoch Rone
Quitus Todd
H. C. Lahue
Martha Miller
Endicott
Zable Spangler
Clara Hitch Ion Shoaf
Edith McCafferty
Esther LaFollette
Russell Shoaf
Otis Endicott
Fred Hitch
Chas. LaFollette ‘Clyde Spangler
Oscar Horn
Nipmuck Tribe Festival
North Christian Church
Brother Horne
Lyle Johnson
Rev. Hartley
Union City
Aid Society
Misionary Society
S. S
Christian Church Notes
Myrtle Logan
Olive Owens
My. Sull
Japan
Tappy-okin
Robert Shaw
My. Bowman
Sherman
L. A
Klondike
Cil DeBard
Geo. E. Cunningham
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