Bethlehem and Ruth in the fields of Nuaz and Boaz
Fragmentary Biblical names and crowding lines recount Ruth and Boaz in the fields, plus David’s anointing and a Nativity mention. The text shifts to a school drama program at St Peter's with lists of participants and production roles, including Mary, Joseph, angels, shepherds, wise men, and rehearsals notices.
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Bethlehem
Nuaz
Boaz
Hoag
Naomi
David
Shepherd Samuel
Bethlehen
David Stu
Goliath
Mary
Gabriel
Minahett
Joseph Ceameth
Amito
David Calhed
Jaretta Nicull Mirgabeth
Tay Wolf Joseph
Ed Kornman
Shepherd
Shepherd Ath Shepherd
Martis Lietz Ltd
Shepherd Maurice Jacobs
Norman Fischer
George Tully
Hardy Jacobs
Evangeline Buch
Gertrude Buch
Roy Stange
Evelyn Joes
Shirley Enger
Grace
Virginia Kinssner
Lillian Harold Jacobs
George Hal
George Hupp Henry Ronald
Angel Gabriel
John Schneeberger
Franke Slotlag
Chas. Krueger
Fred Wilkens
Howard Fischer
Millard Hessey
Loretta Woeltje
Dorothy Meyer
Elsa Wilkens
Eileen Kleppel
Evelyn
Knaack
Florence Deery
Dorothy Terrell
Anna Stebel
Lillian Sehule
Elsie Jacobs
Jessie Stern
Emma Fischer
Mabel Stange
Hattie Mull
Walter Young
Knorkers Klub Hearing Charades And Bowling News
Pupils in homeroom held book week charades, guessing titles from dramatized clues with about twenty participants. In bowling league action Pat's Pikies swept leaders, boosting Pat's Pikies and Elgin Inn while Dedouch hosts Gutter Klub, with Milt Raditz ill and Milt replaced by Win Richards. recovery notes and weekend matches mentioned.
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Miss Maple
Pat's Pikies
Delson
Elgin Inn
Muhlenhaupts
Parichy
Mills
Schamberger Schlitz
Kuorker
Oupal
Pat
Dedouch
Blasius
Guth
Milt
Schillace
Lantermann
Carson
A. Woolsey
Chvatel
Vern’s
Dykstra
Richman
Smith
Hann
Nelson
Sehlitas
Tony Scolaro
Herbal Jack
Gutter Klub
Pikies
Miss Prouty
Ollie Stryker
Forest Recreation
Milt Raditz
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wood's
Wis
Milwaukee
Knorker
Win Richards
Little Man Willie Jones Defies Expectation In Home Scene
A whimsical 19th century style vignette portrays Willie Jones causing mischief before Christmas. He breaks a window with a ball, sasses his mother, ruins his new suit with slush, damages the radio dial, and draws with his father’s fountain pen while Papa Jones muses that his boy is not a hypocrite.
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Christos
Willie Jones
Papa Jones
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