Zedeler Symphonic Quartet at Dermott Lyceum
The Dermott Lyceum course resumes next Monday with the Zedeler Symphonic Quartet performing a musical program at the school auditorium. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
1
The Dermott Lyceum course resumes next Monday with the Zedeler Symphonic Quartet performing a musical program at the school auditorium. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Meusel and Miss Anderson wed at the bride’s sister home with Rev No Denson officiating. After a Christmas dinner the couple left by afternoon train for Little Rock. Both are prominent in Dermott. Meusel recently mustered out from the army and Miss Anderson has taught in the public school.
Marshal Ab Parrish and deputies arrested violators of the bone dry law and gambling last week. Offenders included white and colored individuals. Arraigned before Mayor Bennett. Bone dry violators fined 100 dollars plus costs, gamblers 10 to 25 dollars plus costs.
A Warren Branch passenger train left the track Tuesday night six miles west of Dermott at the cutoff bridge. The coach caboose and one car overturned into a six foot water-filled ditch. Several children aboard were submerged and others were bruised but not seriously injured. Brakeman Will Harmon suffered a deep cut on the head and a hand injury. Officials reported the wreck to Dermott, and repair crews cleared the line for trains to pass by yesterday morning.
Merchant and planter Randles was seriously injured and Abe Brown, one of his tenants, was instantly killed when Randles tried to drive his auto across a railroad track in front of train No. TU near Me ehve on Monday.
Mr Henry Rice Scott of Little Rock and Mrs Melissa Hart of Dermott were married Sunday at the Dermott Methodist parsonage with Rev. S.C. Dean officiating. Mrs Scott is well known in Dermott from longtime residence and a prominent local family. Mr Scott tours for Norton Berger Shoe Co. They will reside in Dermott.
The Y. P. M. S. group met with Mrs. Vo Barnett Friday afternoon at 8 o’clock for officer elections. Viviene Skipper was elected president, Oring Clark 1st vice president, Mabel Green as second vice president, Ethel Rogers named secretary, and Miss Mary Bulwards as superintendent of Bible Study. Seven members attended and the meeting included reports on a collection of des and other church work.
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