Hospital benefit and social gathering described at local event
The text details a card party and hospital benefit held at a home with many attendees listed, a five hundred game, and a five o'clock tea. Friday evening featured a program at Keefe Hall with music, drama, and a twelve-number dance, followed by a reception for Mrs. John McCabe and guests, including Mrs. William Berry, with elaborate floral decorations and multiple hostess helpers.
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Myre
Lyon
Appel
Mra
Bates Tracker
Mit. I
MM. Watenford
Aire
Wilken
Sire
Win
Shatte
Ies
Colonel Wilnos
Aira
Edgar Leger
Earle Tanner
Otto Brungell
Carnal
Mere
Tompins
Chaplain Stull
Me Adame
Stes
Exkride
Wells
Pinel
Mogee
Mira
van Horn
Green
Mar
Wilthe
Keefe Hall
Ives Margmiret
Hallett
Muriel Hruncon
Hermite
Lewisa Stuhr
Jaye
Rowland
Louisa Stohr
Jerry
Evan Schneider
Joe
Clarenor Marts
Hetween Seitherong
Suga
Mise Marie Lawler
Mrs. Sohmeider
Charles. Manewal
John McCabe
Wiliam Berry
North Pintte
McGee
Ichaeffer
Lewis Manewal
Mias Mine Minewail
Hagkete
Spring Towers
Mawgwail
Mir. Jobn McChbe
Mya
William Rory
Mra Wy Davin
Mra. Mlavey
J. FP. Depking
Mire
Stoll
Traey
Rogeris Mra
Willian Myers
Desire
Miray Jarleman
Vis
Schaefer
Nagle
John Wright
Gaerse Kntaht
Vive Tagerdoll
Sehmidt
Bohneider
Mies Maviou Burrage
Owl Society
George Burrage
Matrehilds
Mins Ejale Hadfield
High
Mins
Minid. Jones
the Owls
Lie Missen Bessie Cook
Bessie Jones
Jane Thompson
Clarence Hammond
Joan Brooks
Margaret Burdick
Juin Freedlorn
Ruth Lacey
Katherine Organ
Paris Club Notes and Mount Mellick Meeting Highlights
Paris Fashion hints and club drill notes highlight a session where Mrs. Bintichs and Mrs. Heckel assisted, Mrs. Rob ert Morten read on Mak Twain, and Mrs. K Ri Tyson was named delegate to the national convention in Kansas City. Mount Mellick Club enjoyed a well attended afternoon with needlework, tea, and an upcoming hostess rotation.
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Ae Phe
Mesdames
A. Morien
Mount Mellick Club
L. C. Winkle
Pireront
Alviste
Rockwell
Mesdames Otto K. Snyder
Claud Draper
B. P. Glascke
Ashley Gleason
William Wolcott
Lovett Rockwell
Harry Raff
Meyer Frank
A. D. Johnston
Ray Gids
Heory Bullock
Paul Bailey
Mise Elizabeth Gilt
Mrs. Aud
Johinaton
Local Social News Teasers From Brewster Area
An OCR readable slice shows residents planning small gatherings and visits. Mrs Gilbert aims to host tomorrow afternoon and Mina Paiehitde of Elgin returns from a cousin visit. The Mystle Maze club is set to meet at Mrs Fred Taylor’s home for an afternoon card event. Brewster hosts notes and a 1 500 card party is planned tomorrow.
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Mina Paiehitde
Elgin
Grifffy Cochran
Hae Re
Mystle Maze Club
Fred Taylor
Dmys
P.O. Brewster
Bill for Last Half at the Atlas
The Atlas bill features an act by world illusionist Crane with assistants Bachal Dhow and Ka niwr-tha-thin. Crane promises changes to make the act more unvatifying than the first half. New motion pictures and house orchestra accompany the program this week. patrons urged to attend.
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Atlan
Bill
O’kes
Keith & Proctor
Y Gordon
Geo. N. Cors
New
Yorkefty
Sonester
Ane Jae Sonar
Namrence ‘Crane
Aged Greek Victim Hurled to Floor in Hartville Prank
Sam Burbeno, an elderly Greek laborer with one arm, was knocked to the floor in Hartville by a man seeking a joke. Sheriff Hughes took him to St. John’s Hospital for treatment of a broken shoulder blade and other injuries from the incident at Fistreville last Monday.
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Sam Burbeno
Hartville
Hughes
St. John's Hospital
Fistreville
Burbeno
Chicago Mire
Mounday
Berbéno
Italian miner killed at Sunrise sparks shooting charge
Sheriff Hughes returned from Sunrise with Panos and Gretk who are charged with firing the shot that killed Italian miner Serebeni during Greek Easter celebrations. Downty Rigdon and Joe Fisher stayed to help investigate as the sheriff said Panos likely accidental in a celebratory gunfire incident.
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Hughes
Gos Panos
Gretk
Sian
Serebeni
Downty
Rigdon
T. Joe Fisher
Taramie
Panoss
Serevent
Pandss
Corporation Tax Receipts Rise In Treasury Daily Statement
Washington on May 4 reports a new daily treasury item showing Corporation tax receipts. Yesterday's receipts totaled $216.92, with year to date $207,640. Assessments on returns under the law amount to $24,627,006.
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Washington
Treasury
Mi o na stomach relief tablets touted by Roedel
An advertisement for Mi o Na stomach tablets claims rapid relief from upset stomachs belching heaviness and indigestion. It includes a testimonial from Winh Weest Carthage New York about four years of stomach trouble improved by the product. Roedel also sells Booth's Pillars for constipation.
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A. EK. Roedel
Corwin Cone
Pali
Carthage
N.Y
Roedel'e. Booth
City Briefs Report On Fire Drill And Theater Show
City notes describe fire department training at the station rear and ladder drills after completion of work on the tower. McClements assists special agent Wes McClemments on a trip through Pacific divisions. Capitol Avenue Tonight features Edward B. Brah of the Capitol Avenue theatre presenting moving picture shows from 7 to 10. Routine business covers the second day of the family commissioners meeting.
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Dick Hell
Werkling
M. FE
Nelson
W. Hineen
Dick Kalinge
Ileks
Weeas Tol
Sontford
Mostery Vollaing
McClemments
Specia Wes
Kucepator
Pham Kelcher
Dia
Puion Pacific
Capitol Avenue
Edward B. Brah
Merchants' Credit Association Elects New Directors
Four new members joined the Merchants' Credit Association board at the first night meeting held at the club. The new board includes Ed S. Merde president Jacob Sherman vice president B A Nunemaker BE Sands Gus Buechner Stephen Bey Horace Jenkins FP J Vaughn and Herbert Dy Gleason. President Pierce outlined benefits for merchants and customers while urging the membership committee to recruit more business men. the association now lists about 40 members with plans to reach 50.
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Merchants’ Credit Association
Iporigmial Club
Merde
Jacob Sherman
B.A. Nunemaker
BE. Sands
Gus Buechner
Stephen Bey Horace
Jenkins
J. Vaughn
Herbert Dy. Gleason
Association
Pierce
Needle Involved Extracted From Leg By Heavy Pliers
A worker at Paul Milatso's shop sustained a deep needle wound near the knee while using a silk stitching machine. Doctors used an X ray to locate the needle and heavy automobile pliers to extract it from the bone, following a week’s injury.
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EF. Stubbs
Total Auto
Paul Milatso
Stubbs
Drs. Barber and Fox
New Recruits for Albanian Revolt
Belgrade May 4 new fighters join the Albanian revolt as Issa Coulatinats brings a tribal force with 10 000 men. Reports say there may be no single commander in chief for the rebel armies. The revolt grows fiercer with wounded soldiers marching to the rear via Uskuh.
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Belgrade
Issa Coulatinats
Albania
Lesa
Coulatinats
Uskuh
State and World News On Lauder Taper Sherman Co.
State and world items update readers on the Lauder Taper matter and Sherman Company developments. The brief notes key actions, implications, and ongoing inquiries affecting commerce and governance.
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Lauder
South Side tire firm makes first run after alarm
The South Side tire company located in the Clarke Hove House made its first run last night at 9 730 o'clock after an alarm from box 14 at Death street and Carey avenue. The alarm was false but the boss reportedly staged a brief flashy "get-away."
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South Side Tire Company
Clarke Hove
Death Street
Carey Avenue
Pie Habit Ruins Stomachs of Los Angeles Children
Los Angeles May 4 The pie eating habit is blamed for stomach troubles among city school children per a report by the Civic association school lunch committee. The panel says it could not stop pupils from selecting pie as the noon meal and plans to curb pie vendors by opening more penny kitchens in poorer districts.
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Los Angeles
The
Civic Association
Pitpil
Innell
Wreck of Maine Now to Be Raised
After 12 years the battleship Maine will be removed from Havana harbor and the bodies of those who died will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery. A bill for removal and burial, passed by the House, was approved by the Senate today.
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Washington
Maine
Havana Harbor
National Cemetery
Arlington
House
Senate
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