Pygmalion and Galatea Intertwined With Snowbound Drama
The Sheridan Dramatic Club rehearses Pygmalion and Galatea at the Old Soldiers Home when a fire interrupts. Tom Bilbeck faces accusations of loving a fellow actor’s wife, while two escaped convicts hijack the plot. Bilbeck captures one thief, ties him to a chair, and the cast must remain as Hemmingway races to the home. A second act unfolds with marital schemes and a perilous escape on snowshoes as Bilbeck helps Hemmingway, then falls into a deep snow gully with Hemmingway lost beneath the crust.
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Sheridan Dramatic Club
Tom Bilbeck
Maryella
Jim Cooper
Old Soldiers
Hemmingway
Bilbeck
Escape from the Soup Bowl in a Snowbound Trek
The narrator and Hemmingway attempt to climb out of a bowl shaped snow trap using a circling run to gain height. They repeatedly slip and tangle, recall a summer park trick, finally escape, then misread their bearings and head the wrong direction, realizing their error at sunset. Continued next week.
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Hemmingway
Fair Oaks
Foreclosure Notice for Ramsay Property in Gogebic County
Mortgage default on the 1921 loan by Frank IL Van Gorder and Ellen Hacksel Van Gorder to Peoples State Bank prompts a public sale. The Ram say Ramsay property in Bessemer Township is to be sold at the Gogebic County Courthouse, August 5, 1929, at 10 a.m., to cover $1,174.10 plus $50 attorney fees and costs.
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Frank IL. van Gorder
Ellen Hacksel van Gorder
Ramsay
Bessemer Township
Gogebic County
Michigan
Peoples State Bank
State of
Beesemer
Register of Deeds
Bessemer
Gogebic
Snowshoe Crater Sends Two Into Ground While Traveling
In a snow bound incident the speaker and Hemmingway tumble from skis and snowshoes into a ground pit. They struggle to escape as crust and deep snow complicate ascent. Assistance comes as they plan tunneling and reentry to the surface amid humorous yet perilous misadventure.
Mink Manager and Lady Swap Identified Introductions
A conversation unfolds as a manager demands identification from a lady. She replies her friend will identify her, prompting confusion about familiarity until the lady suggests her friend Al make the introduction. The exchange highlights social improvisation in a formal setting.
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Mink
Tunk
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Frank B. Prue
Art Lo
John T Hemmingway
Wevain
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Bessemer Townshin
Goretic
State of Mackagen
Max. A. T. Fhss
Martgarees
MW. A. Hagerman
William FL Pellow
Atterney Fe Merteares
Hemmitses
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Meath
Michigan Bell
Telephone
Houghton, Mich
Iron River
Mich
L'Anse
Elcho
Wiso
Ladysmith, Wis, Merrill, Wis
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Erin Graning
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