Local social life centers on parties and weddings
Miss Pearl Manz celebrated her 15th birthday with high school friends at her Merrill home after visiting Miss Gladys Lemke. The Young Ladies Auxiliary hosted a church parlors picnic due to bad weather. Many entertaining events followed, including bridge afternoons, dancing parties, and a piano recital, with out of town guests from Sioux City and Deerfield.
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Pearl Manz
Gladys Lemke
Merrill
Manz
Young Ladies Auxiliary
Cleveland Park
Frances Heath
Sioux City
Dorothy Martin
Mary Dalton
Paula Hoffman
Miss Heath
Elizabeth McAhern
Catherine Waitt
Elane Edmunds
Genevive Hughes
Dorothy Bowers
Miss Martin
Rudolph Hoffmann
Sioux Falls
Guy Bohan
Deerfield
S. D
St. Paul's Guild
Lillian ,Steinhouser
Christopher Miller
St. Paul's Church
Marion finds an Alibi in a teasing aunt visit
Marion resists a suggestion by a visiting aunt to leave home and visit her uncle. She worries about her parents being left alone and feeling lonely without her at home.
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Marion
Missionary Society Rounds Up June Meeting
On Thursday June 24 1926 the Mars Globe post reports an all day session with neighboring societies and visiting missionaries bound for Africa. Guests included Miss Mabel Scrogsberg Victor Walter Rev and Mrs DeWitt Miller of Oklahoma. A picnic luncheon, devotional, delegate introductions, music and radio messages from missionaries filled the program.
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Tk Mars Globe-Post
Africa
Mabel Scrogsberg
Victor Walter
DeWitt Miller
Oklahoma
Roths
L. C. Schmidt
L. H. Seager
W.C. McKinley
D. O. Kime
Grace
Einora Hahn
American Youth Candidate Helen F. Dodge Nominated
Miss Helen F. Dodge of Pennsylvania holder of a Carnegie medal for heroism has been nominated for the American Youth Award by the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition directors. The Philadelphia event runs June 1 to December 1 to celebrate 150 years of American Independence. Dodge saved a drowning girl at Ocean Gate New Jersey, leaping into Toms River fully dressed with one arm.
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Helen F. Dodge
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miss Dodge
George H. Dodge
Walton Avenue
Toms River
Ocean Gate
N. J
Would Take It Along Interaction at a Vacancy
In a dialogue between Miss Sharpe, Mr. Sapp, and Reggie Hope, a note of leaving a vacancy is discussed. Miss Sharpe contemplates taking an item away with Mr. Sapp asserting it will go with him. The exchange hints at a plan to depart without leaving the space vacant.
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Reggie
Miss Sharpe
Mr. Sapp
Jay Hunt A Philadelphia Born Actor Brought to Fame
The popular actor Jay Hunt, a Philadelphia native, gained recognition in a well-known production where he made many friends with his fine acting. He left law to pursue fire fighting then moved from amateur theatricals to professional stage and later cinema. He has gray hair blue eyes and stands about five feet nine inches.
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Mr. Hunt
Law
Motion Pictures
More Than a Second Mother to Departing Caller
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a mother chides a suitor for a mere moment with her daughter. The young man protests, while the mother insists the fleeting kiss was longer than claimed, escalating tension in a tense domestic moment.
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Carler
No Artist or Stork Turns Local Craft Into Legend
Six year old Marjorie showed a paper baby she cut with scissors to her mother. The mother praised the work as perfect and called her an artist. The girl retorted, saying she thinks she is a stork. Local column invites sales ads from Plymouth County.
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Marjorie
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George Steele
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Jeanette
James
Dorothy Mieras
The
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Fred Moore
W. J. Fickey
Charles Weiland
George Koenig
F. K. Veale
A. C. McPhaden
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M. W. Lay
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Franklin Grove
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Wilhelmine Koehler
Clebeth Bailey
Marshall Long
Dwight Moore
Emory Stebbins
Chas Coadh
Phil Lenihan
Guy Bohen
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Edward Haas
C. D. Roseberry
Lillian Steinhauser
Kehrberg-Schneider
Theodore Love
Hildreth Church
Church Wednes
Washington
United States
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Iona
Ponpeo Copsini
Henry Waldo Poe
Frazier’s
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Rinso
Lux
Frazier's
Carl Oltmann
Central Cash Grocery
Jay Hunt
Ole Grouch
F. H. Wells
Bob Custer
Sun
Plymouth County
Richard Barthelmess
Richard Harding Davis
Dorothy McKain
Sidney Olcott
Ramon Novarro
Annapolis
Bivaciea
Christy Cabanne
Carey Wilton
P. McGrew
Ramon Inovarro
She
Tun Tata
Ieee
Chinatown
Falke Theater
Remsen
Brandt
Eibel
Cliff Mandy
Arthur Military Band
John McGinnie
Miller Service
Sora
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LeMars
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