The Last Loaf Presented by Webster Literary Society
Webster Literary Society offers an unusual two act play The Last Loaf Friday night. Act I shows Mark Ashton silversmith at home. Act II, five years later at his home. Cast includes Mark Ashton Kate Ashton Lilly Ashton Mather Hanson Caleb Hanson's son Tom Chubbs Dick Patty Jones Patty Jones and others.
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Mark
Ashton
Mark Aston
Mather
Harry Hanson
Caleb Hanson
Hanna Caleb
Porm Bell Dick
Constable Tom Chubbs
Martz Kate Ashton
Barnhart
Lilly Ashton
Jarvis Patty Jones
Sexson
Oldest Baptist minister in state resigns for Los Angeles church
The Rev Cassius M Carter the elder settled Baptist pastor in California and longest serving minister in Muncie resigns to accept the pulpit at the First Baptist church of Los Angeles Cal His resignation becomes effective within forty five days He will attend the world missionary conference in Scotland this summer then tour Europe including a stop to witness the passion play at Oberammergau
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Cassius M. Carter
Muncie
First Baptist Church of
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Scotland
Europe
Oberammergau
Latin Class Opens with Word Construe Request
The Latin teacher calls first class to order and asks Tommy to construe the word restaurant with a playful mispronunciation and quick quiz on Latin roots.
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Tommy
Res
Taurus
Amusing party features elaborate chafing dish desserts
The report describes a social gathering where guests enjoyed a lighthearted atmosphere and a long running joke about cases and caseology. Chaperones with notable experience supervised the event, and the highlight was a spread of chafing dish prepared foods except for strawberries.
Paired and Never Knew Why
A reflective piece notes how communities misread the causes of their own failings. People observe neighbors decline and factory woes yet fail to see their own hidden deteriorations and the broader social wreckage.
Notice for English books left in cloak room
A person asks for the return of English books taken and left in the men's cloak room. The writer requests the borrower to leave the items there between 3 and 5 p m each day so they may study.
Rural Morality Guides Voting Duty In County
The text praises volunteers and says no one urged political candidates or hurried campaigning. It notes voters cast dry ballots from moral conviction and reports deep satisfaction among prosperous farm homes. The rural vote is depicted as dependable on issues of moral worth and general uplift of humanity.
Dinner Gate In The White House For Kansas Governor
During a Washington session President Taft hosted a dinner for governors. Kansas Governor Stubbs arrived late at the White House door without his card. The doorman questioned his identity and then examined him, remarking on Stubbs’s hair as part of the check.
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Washington
Taft
Stubbs
Kanass
White House
Dooman
Kansas
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