Katie in Gooseland revue at local school pageant
A school program featured Ariel the Fairy and a Mother Goose operetta with a chorus and interpreted roles. The one act farce A Woman's Won't closed the program, with Miss J Sullivan and Miss B Lewis among the performers and Miss C Roe Stelzer directing.
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Katie
Ariel
Miss
C. Ro Stelzer
Katie IN
Gooseland
Mother Gonse
B. Carroll
L. McHugh
Muffet
Misa R. Heenan
Jack Horner
M. Lynch
Simon
M. McGliney
Blue
H. Bath
Mr. Spratt
W. Dunn
Mrs. Spratt
Mies I. Geary
Bo-Peep
M. Hotchkiss
King Cole
M. Hoblit
Fiddlers
L. Corcoran
J. Stapleton
K. Brueckner
Wise Men of
Gotham
L. Bresnahen
F. Barlow
W. McClosky
G. Cervantes
M. Burke
M. Mitchvantes
Mish Murke
M. Mitchell
Marie Smith
J. Montgomery
M. Brown
M. Bell
Mise
J. Hopkins
M. Kinney
Tweedle-dee
C. Barlitt
F. Horrisky
R. Davis
R. Cobry
J. Walsh
Mantle
Mias £. Bolln
Henry Marford
J. Sullivan
Jessie Harford
B. Lewis
Mr. Harwood
Harford
N. Sherlock
Harwood
Bridge Party By Mrs Paine For Prize Club Guests
J A Paine entertained her prize club and friends Thursday evening rather than Saturday afternoon. Pink carnations and ferns adorned the room. After a delicious lunch the games pleased attendees as Mesdames Morton Harris Martin Beard Post Crabb Gilland and Misses Mott Hetzel Donegan Rose Nell Martin and the hostess enjoyed the evening. Mrs R R Dickson will host a thimble party Saturday afternoon.
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J. A. Paine
Pridce Club
James
Mesdames Morton
Harris
Martin
Beard
Post
Crabb
Gilland
Misses Mott
Hetzel
Donegan
Rose
Nell Martin
Senior class baccalaureate sermon and social events
Rev. George Van Winkle will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the Senior class of the HS on Sunday at 3 PM in the gymnasium. St Agnes Guild will host a Saturday evening dance at the Pariah House. St Mark's parishioners plan a June 6 Parish House dance. social notices include relocations, entertainments, and a convent dramatic performance with "Katie In Gooseland" and a May Pole dance by Miss Janet Mullen and others.
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George van Winkle
St. Agnes’ Guild
Pariah House
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Katie
Mother Goose
Janette Mullen
Mary
Miss M Stelzer Teaches Expression Through Recitals
Miss M Kints Mise A Stelzer presents morning exercises at 10 o clock with a program of expression drills. The timetable lists speeches and songs including My Country Tis of Thee Old Lang Syne The Flag Passing By Just Before the Future and Hall Columbia performed by Jill and others.
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A, Stelzer
Ira
Jill
Port Russell Social Events Highlight Fort Gaines Visitors
Fort Gaines guests Mrs Dobbing and Miss Dobbing visited Mrs George M Holley as Mrs Dobbing’s daughter. Mrs Mihlon Ashford hosted a card party and tea with pink sweet peas. Mrs Dobbins and Miss Dobbins from Fort Gaines attended. Mrs Renale W Walker hosted a luncheon and Mrs Charles E Stodter held a yellow and white bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs Sibley and Mrs Puller. Major John P Finley arrived from the Philippines and will visit family before returning to Washington.
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Mihlon Ashford
Charles E. Stodter
Sibley
Marguerites
Dobbins
Miss Dobbins
Fort Gaines
George M. Holley
Mrs. Lawrence
Kemper
Hearden
Morton
Miss Blackstadt
John P. Finley
Philippines
William H. Noble
Finley
Washington
Special Meeting Of G. A. R. Ladies
The women of the G. A. R. hold a special meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Talbot.
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The
Talbot
Fire Attendant Responds to City Blaze
A fire department crew reached a reported blaze at an unspecified location shortly after alarms. The incident prompted emergency response, with firefighters working to control flames and prevent spread as authorities assess damages. No injuries were reported in the fragment.
Ma Beta Chit Hosts Social at 71a East Nineteenth Street
Mrs Dolph Wolcott will entertain the Ma Beta group this afternoon at her home 71a East Nineteenth Street Mount Mellick. Earlier, Mrs Emerson Glntoke hosted a pleasant gathering with chatting and a dainty lunch concluding the afternoon.
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Walter 4
Wilson
East Nineteenth Street
Dolph Wolcott
Mount Mellick
Mount Merlick
Mra. P. Emerson
Capitol HWM Card Tea Social Closes Year
The Capitol HWM Card club hosted a tea at Mrs. Welch's home with Mrs Charlee presiding. Lavender sweet peas and ferns decorated the room as three tables hosted members after high five, a ten course, and a small attendance at the Art club meeting with Mrs. I W Jones.
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Capitol
Charlee
Welch
Art Club
Five Hundred Club Meets at Plaine with Mrs Hynds
The Thursday Five Hundred club gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Hynds at the Plaine. They enjoyed their customary card games, lunch was served, and most members attended.
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Five Hundred
Harry Hynds
the Plaine
Ely
Hot Supper and Guild Tea Draw Churchgoers
In church circles the Congregational C I society hosts a hot supper in the church parlors tonight from 5 50 to 8 with hot roaster turkey mashed potatoes and veg. The First Congregational church invites all for a 5 00 am gathering and the Guild Tea and Bake Sale is set for Saturday afternoon in the Guild room at the Parish House with cordial invitation. The Baptist Mission Circle meets this afternoon with Mrs William Hulnesworth.
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Congregational
C. I. Society
Guild of St. Mark’s
Baptist Mission Circle
William Hulnesworth
Children's Day Program Set At Bayiiet Church
A fine program is prepared for Children's Day at the Bayiiet church on Sunday May 26. Mrs Ferguson and Miss Emma White hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid on Thursday in the church parlors with forty ladies present. A social hour and good lunch followed routine business. Mrs E R Nirelseh, Mrs ALT Magkley and Mrs C B Avery will host the next meeting in two weeks.
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Bayiiet Church
Baptist society closes year with new members and gifts
The Baptist group ended its year with an enthusiastic gathering. New members Ruth P. Hainesworth and Sadie Leffler joined as pilgrims, Kuith and Edith Irtis became Ladies, and Merle Garrett Maude Bright Margaret Bentsov Muriel Bruce Alege Tyson were crowned Queens. Mrs Bell wrote praising the society and gifts of a silver butter knife and pearl shell were presented for May Day. Attendance was good and the society adjourned until fall.
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I. . A. the Baptist
O. A
Ruth P Hainesworth
Sadie Leffler
Kuith
edith @irtis
Hame Bell
Lucy King
Merle Garrett
Maude Bright
Margaret Bentsov
Muriel Bruce
Alege Tyson
Soothed by Own Burger Claim Man Declines Suggestion
A restaurant manager behind the desk with a smug smile invites an older gentleman to offer a suggestion about making his own bite. The patron fumbles his wallet and proposes that someone else be left to act. The manager agrees and welcomes the idea.
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Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Belle Kearney Narrates Desert Tomb Visit near Luxor
Belle Kearney Chautauqua lecturer and traveler recounts a trip near Luxor to view ancient tombs. A donkey boy warns her against buying trinkets, but she is duped by Arab vendors and forced to purchase items from a hidden shed in the hills.
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Belle Kearney
Luxor
Nile
BakK Sale At Mark's Parial House May 25
Local sale advertises bicycles and other toys for a Sunday dinner event at Mark's Parial House on Saturday afternoon May 25. Bargin prices expected for all kinds of telirycles.
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Mark
Pariol House
Us and Downh Shoes: a slim year, losses deepen
In a brief note about local sports, teams report lower performance this season with several losses. The text indicates a decline in results and momentum, reflecting a challenging year for competing squads.
Agnes Cullet Social Drive at St Mark’s Barish House
Agnes Cullet invites the public to a social event on Saturday evening at St Mark’s Barish House. Admission is 60 cents and the notice appears in a local community brief with limited readable details.
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Agnes Cullet
St. Mark's Barish House
Chautauqua pledge to boost local turnout effort
A resident vows to lead planning for a Chew toligua event two days away. The speaker aims to attract every potential attendee and ensure strong crowd support for the occasion.
Ohio Settled Contest Indicates Roosevelt Victory
Roosevelt claims Ohio result as decisive in the presidential contest. He cites telegraph reports and says Ohio’s verdict favors deliberate popular judgment over impulsive action. Senator Dixon urges Taft to withdraw, calling Ohio decisive for the Roosevelt faction.
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Ohio
Crater Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Dixon
Moosevelt Nation( A
Taft
Dillon
Republican Party
Taft Camp Accepts Unanimous Republican Primary Verdict
Report notes that Taft and his managers agreed to accept the unanimous verdict of the Republican primary and withdraw from the contest.
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Taft
Hhuies
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