Oklahoma Inaugural Party Invites World to 1900 Event
Governor elect J C Walton plans a two day inaugural celebration at the state fairgrounds starting January 10. A tented feast will serve 200000 guests with barbecues and prizes. The schedule includes a parade, oath, and public entertainment.
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Bridgeport Hospital News and Personal Notices
The Bridgeport Hospital training alumnae meet at the Nurses' home on Mil Hill Avenue this afternoon at 3. Officers will be elected. A whist and pinochle event follows at American Legion Hall. Donations of clothing for Christmas accepted. Mrs Rudnick announces the birth of a son at Bridgeport Hospital yesterday. Mrs Murphy and Miss Cody are noted. Christ Church Courtland Street holds a church sale with luncheon at noon and roast beef supper at 6.
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Bridgeport
John Kendall Murphy
Park
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Murphy Weetor
Smarly
Miss May Cody
Christ Ebwerhoon
Courtland “Etreat
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Den the stray dog stars in a local rescue tale
A former stray dog named Den becomes a movie actor with help from the Animal Rescue League. The piece notes Den’s journey from wandering through Litchfield and surrounding counties to a new life, plus mentions other rescued animals and avowed league activities and annual fundraisers.
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Hearing on harbor lines for Black Rock project outlined
At a Camaron Conc er chamber session, Walter Peterson and James Charley led a hearing on setting tentative harbor lines 200 to 400 feet from shore for Black Rock. Property owners Grover Hill district plan a private residential area with 35 acres to be developed with streets and docks. The city seeks to relocate Barnum’s Dune creekwater to create a barrier for Ash Creek and improve Seaside Park access.
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Student Players Stage Pleasing Fairy Tale Night at Parar Theater
The Parar mount theater program opened with The Sleeping Beauty presented by Student Players. Elaborate costumes and fresh ideas created a lively atmosphere. Performers Lifian Stern Thoth Ritter Avdette Libbery and many others received praise for their clear delivery and dramatic skill. The Runaways followed with equal success, aided by quaint peasants and a lively musical score.
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Parl Avenu
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Avdette Libbery
Ng Pratt
Titlian Stein
Muth Ttter
Ardelte Bey
Elaine Pratt
Beulah Wittstein
Virginia Tinealn
Frances Meyers
Marieris Birnbasm
Dorothy Peterson
Selma Be
Bleunor Retny
Cella” Bekler
Ruth Bers
Cornelia Fia Edna Mgiane
Reta Beloin
Muylyt Anderson
Sidney Miller
Harold Athter
Rune Nwaya
Miss Grace
Clerks Jépson
Cornsdale Evans
Constante Xelgon
Sara Shirley Kasdan
Margaret Mary Klernat
Bliss Ann K. Helsler
Adelaide Sundatron
Betty Feamong
Wise Gertrude Seharr
Lillian Prances Ward
Mildred Judith Abbott
Vorance
Eleanor Gamman
Worenes Bradshaw
Marjerie Maynard
Mixx Deris Lindmarl
Ruth Murphy
Katherine Ayre
James &, Emmons
Speeders in Indianapolis Must Undergo Sanity Test
Speeders in Indianapolis will face insanity tests after arrests for speeding as Mayor Samuel Shank announces a plan following court-imposed fines. The program envisions placing arrestees in padded cells for evaluation, with morgue and hospital visits used to illustrate speeding’s toll.
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Christmas Club drives smart shopping urge
The piece details holiday fundraisers and offers from local merchants, urging readers to enroll in Christmas clubs and buy Edison phonographs and records as gifts. It notes easier enrollment this year, with emphasis on budgeting for future needs, home purchases, and children's welfare amid seasonal shopping. It also mentions laundry services and fabric care advances as part of household improvements.
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heemMsimas Club
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Church Society Presents First Winter Entertainment
A church society hosted its first winter entertainment at North Avenue and Parallel, featuring a lineup that included Charie A. Flosey and several performers such as John Sullivan and John Nelson. Attendees noted the event’s dress and the well-organized program as a success, with a train delay mentioned in a village visit.
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A. Flosey
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Marin
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John Neltvon
Jean Barret
Tohn Miles
Joseph Whaler
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