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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
4
Pete Sauer earned an easy victory by pinning Tony Bernardi twice in under an hour at the roof garden. The crowd watched as Sauer dominated with toe holds and head locks, breaking Bernardi’s defenses after a fractured rib was noted in the first fall.
A brief notice notes Dr Bowman maintains an office in the First National Bank Building at 811. The item humorously thanks the masculine fashion dictators for sticking with old styles for another year.
Society notes describe a Tuesday evening dancing party hosted by Kinunka Camp Fire. Guests include Katherine Harris Edna Mae Miller Theresa Looney Dolly Daily Frances Graveman Josephine Wilson Frances Schott Inez Hazen Jozephine Wright Janice Adame Elizabeth Wilson Ethel Trabert Helen Young Florence Baker Verna Dow Vera Scott Lucille Butler and Kansas City visitors Raymond Lewis Harold Dickinson Raymond Brown Robert Bicknell James Fowler Royal Irwin Ivan Jong Ray Edwards Roy Trabert Frank Daily Fred Purely Donald Katen Arnold Badecard Ralph Garvin Lester Cross Horace Fuller Charles Cross George Purdy Harsel Davis. Chaperons Mrs Wilson Graseman Prettyman Adams Young announced Miss Ganson and George L Burr Jr engagement through clever place cards. Also present were Misses Theresa Morrow Matilda Frankle Margaret Harris Mildred Griggs Mrs Fret Carlson Mrs Ernest L Potarf.
Mia Betts will entertain members of her Reneeay school class and friends at her home this evening. A basket lunch will be served and the group will spend the evening with April Fool's day stunts and games.
Missa Josephine Ganson entertained guests at a Tuesday bridge party. A dainty lunch was served during the evening and table decorations followed a pink and white color scheme.
About fifty friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKune on Niobrara street Thursday night. The event featured formalities and refreshments as guests enjoyed the evening.
Miss Mildred Griggs entertains a few friends this evening with bridge. Invited guests include Miss Matilda Frankle Miss Theresa Morrow Miss Josephine Ganson Miss Margaret Harris and Mrs Ernest Potarf.
Mrs Ida Betts entertained at her home Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Merle Arrison who is en route to Kansas City where she will make her home.
Miss Billie Swenson entertained Wednesday evening at the Christian church after a play given the previous night by participants.
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet April 2 with Mrs. Vern Hunt. Miss Margaret Harris hosts bridge on Wednesday. The P. E. O. Society gathers Monday with Mrs. G. L. Griggs. Alliance han club and Eastern Star attend a March 26 banquet with a full program and multiple speakers. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Aquarans return from California trip. Howe family visits from Des Moines.
T J O Keefe returned Thursday from Long Beach California where he and his family have spent the winter.
The remark warns that without change the minority not involved in banditry may soon face universal scrutiny, forcing them to constantly prove innocence. It highlights growing distrust, fear, and a call for restraint amid rising unrest.
The Chicago publication revisits the long standing debate on whether a woman always closes her eyes when kissing. It notes that in some cases she simply has to, framing the discussion with notable public interest.
The new federal levy on bathing is expected to drive thrift as a notable segment of the public adjusts spending. Officials anticipate behavioral shifts toward cost saving amid the measure.
A clipped notice promotes Herald want ads at one cent per word promising results for readers seeking services, sales, or employment signals.
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