Women’s club social at Carnegie library hosts delegates
An open session at Carnegie library featured a social afternoon with no program. Delegates to the state federation meeting at Casper were chosen, and Italian study work for the year was planned. Attendees included Mrs. Hart and many club members. subsequent tea events and Mount Mellick club gatherings followed with noted hostesses and guests from St Louis and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
W. K. Hart
George Abbott
State Federation
Cas
Italy
B. B. Brooks
Mra
Mason Smith
L. G. Davis
A. Russell Buck
Pi Q. Brewster
Gibson Clark
J. H. Fullerton
Griffin Cochrai
M. C. Barkwell
Chivington
Max Idleman
Edward Dorian
Mount Mellick Club
Dorian
J. A. Hammond
New York
Dorlan Iwished
Ray Olde
Clarence Hammond
Dorlan
H. C. Beeler
Denver
Exlington
St. Louis
Bydney
Seville
Johnston
Frank Gleason
Ives
Paul Lariver
Mire
Delroy Shingle
J. A
Paris Social Circle Names and Local Names Return Home
The Misses North of Atchison Kansas who spent the summer with Judge and Mrs J A Rider have returned to their eastern home. There will be a meeting of the local social group and numerous auxiliary members are listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kansas
Judge
J. A. Rider
Saturday Munidale Club Meeting at Carnesier Library
The Munidale club holds a gathering this afternoon at the Carnesier library with the president urging a large attendance and noting important business to be transacted. Earlier, Mrs. William Willan Myers hosted a small card party and courteous social hour. Mrs. Joseph Wasserman entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Fred Mackie of Topeka and her sister Miss Oberfelder of Sydney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Schiele
St. Louis
Fred Mackie
Topeka
Kansas
Miss Oberfelder
Sydney
Nebraska
Henry Altman
Joseph Wasserman
Wasserman
Munidale Club
Carnesier Library
Wiliam Willan
Myers
Tate
Miss Obera Tate
Bydney
Prisoner Harrold Dies in County Jail After Jail Arrest
Pat Harrold who survived a June railroad fall near Walcott and Union Pacific Hospital died yesterday afternoon in the county jail from acute albhor tem. He and Frank McKenzie, both about 55, were jailed on clothing theft charges from the Dyer hotel bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harrold
Jall
Harrold
Union Pacific
Walcott
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Union Pacic
Frank McKenzie
Dyer Hotel
McKenzie
Gleason Morgue
Crowds Watch Boy Make Thrilling Rescuer
Atlantic City N J September a rescue was witnessed by thousands as Thomas Young nineteen swam fully clothed to help Antone Pasella an Italian bandman who was being pulled from South Carolina avenue. Pasella sank twice but Young reached him and dragged him to shore as spectators cheered.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas Young
Antone Pasella
South Carolina Avenue
Ben
Pasella
Ife
Young
Funeral for Oscar Peterson at Gleason Parlors
The funeral for the late Oscar Peterson will be held at Gleason Undertaking parlors at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peterson
Gleason Undertaking
Brown Township Teachers Strike for Higher Pay
Brown township school teachers walk out in Columbus Ohio as the school year opens. The nine teachers demand at least 50 dollars a month, up from 42.50 to 45 currently, calling the board "horrid old things" and vowing not to teach again until pay rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Brown Township
Man On Birthday Ends Life With Gas And Razor
On his fifty fourth birthday August Simons, a New York painter, died at his East Seventy-seventh Street room. He inhaled illuminating gas and slit his throat after leaving two farewell notes for his daughter, who found the locked door and reported the odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Simons
East Seventy-seventh Street
Pola
Ateeet
Fragmentary Closing Remark Speaks of Funeral Simplicity
The fragmentary text expresses a grim sentiment about an incurable condition and asks for a simple funeral with few flowers, avoiding elaborate arrangements. It suggests a resigned tone and a personal plea regarding final rites.
Molten metal disaster in Chicago kills three
Three men die and a fourth is badly burned when a car carrying molten slag from Wisconsin steel dumps into their vehicle near South Chicago. A gasoline explosion follows. police launch an investigation into careless handling at a nearby dump site. Victims identified as Peter Lesterhouge and Brant Van Hunt. Miss Annie Baker injured. Scene lies in rolling mill district near Rock Island rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Steel Mills
South DeeMlug
Rock Island
Peter
Lesterhouge
Mason
Peters
Lesterhouse
Brant van Hunt
Wood
Annie Baker
Rolling Mill
Handsome brick block planned for city business district
A pressed brick block is set to be erected in the city business district this year. The project appears assured, with speculation that two or more fine brick blocks may follow in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy and
Sixteenth Streets
Jack Astle
Coors Brewing Company of
Olden, Cole
Avil
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Thompson
Ingersoll Store
W. 17Th
Carey Ave
Paris
Puse Taffeta
Molly
Capitol Avenue
7Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
United States Depository
U.S
Nanking House
U. 3
Ieep
John Clay
W.L. Whipple
A. Johnson
John Whitaker
A. H. Marble
Curtis Templin
G. Whipple
Natal
Sherman Co
Justin
THE
Boston Tailor
Ki. Harris
International Bible, Students ‘Association
Man
Carey Avenue
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