Diverse Night Program Promises Entertainment At Lake
The evening bill features Mr Canmy Nickt and Mrs Lingards with Sears Knight Allen and Hasfield among performers. New songs and comic bits are planned, with a lively program including a “Gilded Cage” reprise and several untried numbers. Tickets at fifteen cents, beverages available, and venues noted around Noble Street and Levi's.
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Aili
Canmy Nik
Mies Lingards
Sears Knight
Allen
Hasfield
Hattie
Sacga
Sears
Rayfield
Mevare
Koight
Cano
Vest
The Stage as an Incubator of Laughs
The article argues theater should amuse more than instruct, noting modern times seek relief and joy. It traces a shift from serious drama to lighter comedy as society evolves, with the present demand centered on comedy and amusement at the footlights.
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Willontinue
Social News and Gossip from Local Visitors
Miss Lily Montgomery of Jacksonville visited friends here yesterday. Miss Jessie Dean of Birmingham was the guest of friends here yesterday. Mrs. J. S. Barnett has returned from Uniontown after attending a Sunday school convention. Misses Mary and Roth Williams returned to Birmingham after visiting their sister, Mrs. Gee, in An niston and Oxford for several days. Mrs. F. L. Stokes and little Margie and Fannie Taylor arrived from Abilene Texas to visit relatives in Anniston and Oxford. Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank Glover retired from a short visit to friends in Chickamauga. Mrs. W. B. Arberry of Jacksonville was the guest of friends here. Miss Margaret McCan returned to Birmingham after visiting the McCan family. Miss Mary Woodruff leaves tonight for Warrenton Virginia to teach at the Girls College, joined by Miss Clair Woodruff who will study there. Mrs. J. A. Foster Jr. returns from a visit to Cave Springs. Mrs. G. G. Britton and children return from Marion Virginia. Mrs. Teague returns home in Calera after visiting her son J. N. Teague here.
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Mary Woodruff
Warrenton
Clair Woodruff
Mary Lou Phinizy V Schonherr Complaint filed
Complainant Mary Lou Phinizy sues defendant G Schonherr in the court action. The filing names Phinizy as plaintiff and Schonherr as defendant in a civil case. no further details are provided in the readable text.
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Mary Lou Phinizy
G. Schonherr
Abstract of Publication for Calhoun County Alabama
Public notice from the State of Alabama Calhoun County indicating an abstract of publication. The document records a legal disclosure or filing action, outlining parties involved and related case or notice details as required by law.
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Alabama
Calhoun County
State of Alabama
State OF
Non-resident Defendant Ordered to Answer in 1901 Equity Suit
Mary Lou Phimzy sues S G Larmer in City Court of Anniston In Equity. Affidavit shows Larmer is non resident with unknown address. Publication in Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks required to plead by October 7 1901 with 30 days to respond or Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. Clerk A H Snoeprerp certifies.
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Anniston Evening Star
Anniston
Ala
C. G. Schonherr
Alabama
A. H. Shepperd
Mary Lou Phinizy
H. Fredrickson
H. Fredricson
A. H. Sueprerp
S. G. Larmer
G. Larmer
A. H. Snueprerp
State of Alabama
Calhoun County
Annie King
A. H. Suepperp
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Kien Woluam Seoreh
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Levi's
Ohn
Us Boyer
Mare
Williams Shaving
First National Tack
Mromot
Don Hoo & Co
F’s
Adl Saad A Edd
Lily Montgomery
Jacksonville
Jessie Dean
Birmingham
J.S. Barnett
Uniontown
Sahe
Mary
Roth Illiams
Birmie
F. L. Stokes
Margie and
Fannie Taylor
Abiline
Tex
Oxford
Frank Glover
Chocco
Lecco
W. BR. Arberry
Margaret McCan
W. L. McCan
J. A. Foster, Jr
Cave Springs
G. G. Britton
Marion
Allman Bros
Clothing Department
Gotham
Ullman - Bros
City Court of Anniston
New Orleans
Cater Grocery Company
Union Depot
Southern Railway
Betwee Anniston
Rome
Louisville
Nashville Railroad
Alabama Mineral Division
He Pua B Patr Association
Portheast
Howard W. Sexton
Ecretary
Annison
Noble Institute
R W. Barnwell
Elinor Otey Anderson
E.C. AusTin
Coroth and Noble
Mary Lou Phimzy
C.C.C
Buffalo, N. Y
THE
Buffalo
C. E. Jackson
C. A. Benscover
Whattanooga
Tenn
Hobbs
Sparagnus
Add. Sterning Kennedy Co
Chicago
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