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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
4
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Matz was celebrated Saturday February 26 at their home 222 Missouri. They are longtime local settlers who homesteaded on the Wm Rust farm north of town and have lived here for thirty years.
The Cooks and Waiters Union Local 235 held a banquet at the Alliance Hotel Fern Room on Monday evening. Twenty four members attended the elaborate five course dinner with daffodils and ferns as floral decor in the union colors, and dancing to the Alliance Hotel orchestra.
Friends hosted a party at Mrs. Frank R. Mackey's Weet Seventh home last evening. Bridge and a four course lunch were enjoyed as red carnation and fern decor graced the tables. Attending ladies included Mesdames Harry Patrick, Harry Dubuque, James Hughes, J. H. Standard, H. O. Condit, F. D. McCormick, B. L. Madden, James Young and A. E. Nelson.
Mrs R Harris entertained the wartcight is Kensington club apper evening at the home of Mrs Bauman. Those present were Miss Edna Benedict Avis Jorier Maude Spacht Edna Martin Mesdames J S Rhein F J Peterson Joe O Conner W A Floyd and A J Kearns. A two course lunch was served.
The Woman's Club will meet Friday March 4 to elect officers for the coming year. Members should attend with suggestions for next year's work. The agenda includes a current events program. Hostesses are Mrs. Roy Strong Mrs. Ralph Baker and Mrs. Jack Howard.
The local literary society sponsors a Friday night supper at Fairview church honoring unmarried members. The event promises a good program and a feed for contestants and friends.
The League of Women Voters will meet Thursday at 2 20 at Mrs J T Barkhurst 320 Cheyenne. Members will study the tobacco law and are urged to bring copies and attend.
Milam D. Lander a Burlington conductor wed Miss Cynthia M. Taylor of Grand Island in a Saturday ceremony performed by County Judge Tash. Meanwhile Mrs. Earl Mallory hosts a small dinner with friends this evening.
The quotation urges American business to stop whispering and cancel fear. It compares cautious talk to poison gas and calls for bold action to pursue orders and drive productivity. The message emphasizes decisive leadership and practical work over rumors or hesitation.
A peek at a column on men's clothing jokes about vestless fashion and odd tailoring tricks. The piece also recounts Mrs. F. E. A. South of Atlanta who, after claiming eleven children, returned triplets to a maternity hospital, leaving six with her husband.
Fred Reynolds, fined 200 dollars and costs by Judge Tash, was released from jail Saturday after his wife and an Antioch hotelkeeper paid the amount. The judge refused to remit or accept a check and Reynolds waited in jail until cashing. The effort to reduce the fine failed, and the Antioch friend finally paid the sum.
A London Morning Post tale describes a gentleman with a doe whose eyes differ in size. The dog performs a playful trick at guests by wetting one side of the table then circling to the other, feigning another dog.
The lines evoke a stark suicide warning and a plea for immediate, decisive action. A speaker contemplates death, urging a friend to stop the pain and mark the end with a decisive gesture.
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