Corrinne's Accusation Sparks Juicy Schoolhouse Dilemma
Sue confronts Bob about Corrinne's claim that Harry loves her. Corrinne's motive to impress Sue and the tension with Ruth Bradley emerge as they plan a high school party at a familiar old building. The scene shifts to Ruth Bradley's car and Sue asks Bob to check on it before the party resumes.
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Corrinne
Sue
Bob
Harry
Ruth Bradley
Ted
Ruth
Sally Bradley
Corrinne’s Clever Intro Sparks Unease at Event
Sue observes Corrinne guiding introductions to mislead Harry while the crowd stays engaged. Sue awaits Bob’s return and senses trouble on his face, signaling something amiss with the gathering.
Heavy German Shelling in Western Front War News
On December 11 1917 German forces opened heavy shelling along the British and French fronts with every gun in use. The Kaiser ordered all available guns to the battle in the west as Italian air raids over German lines involved more than 150 aircraft. The Austrian battleship Wien was reportedly sunk in the Mediterranean. In Petrograd, a weak Constituent Assembly faced Bolshevik threats and arrests. Italians repelled Teutons at Capo Sile and the Piave.
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Flanders
London
Paris
Italy
Asiago
Wien
Mediterranean Sea
Petrograd
Capo Sile
Piave
Gourd 562 inches In Window Display With Six Snakes
A 562 inch gourd tied to a 35 year family possession was shown in The Enterprise window. It now belongs to A B Lee of 408 Smith street Center Grove township. Six snakes eight to 12 inches long were displayed, caught by Ollie Shelton after Mrs T A Shelton found them in a grapevine at 801 West Green street.
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Enterprise
A. B. Lee
Smith Street
Center Grove Township
Ollie Shelton
T. A. Shelton
West Green Street
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