Weather notes and local events in Plymouth area
Chicago weather tonight and Wednesday. Daily weather details from Dr. F. H. Snow include thermometer barometer and wind directions. Spinster engagements at Plymouth church, rink hours expanded to Tuesday Friday and Saturday mornings 9 to 11 50. Skating 25 cents. Abe Wolfson sells W. L. Douglas shoes at 637 Mass street.
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Weather Report
Daily Weather Report
F. H. Snow
Ting
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass. Street
Nickel theatres to open at 730 Massachusetts street
Lawrence readers are informed a Penny Arcade style nickel theatre is being remodeled at 730 Massachusetts street and plans indicate it will soon open. The Journal notes expectant management promises soon to announce the opening.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
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Journal
Second Business Men's Night at Association Building
The second Business Men's night will be held Thursday at the Association building with gymnastic stunts and humorous gyrations for spectators. Admission is free. Saturday afternoon the YMCA CA boys will stage a free athletic meet at the same building for all to attend.
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Association
Y. Me, C. CA
Amusement Opera House Dues to State Publicized Price Policy
The Opera House management states for the benefit of patrons that local prices are fixed by the company’s manager. While some critics complain, managers decide play acceptance and set prices, matching or undercutting Kansas City or Topeka when compared. When advance notices show higher prices locally, prices are reduced to keep patrons loyal and protect dates from cancellation.
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Opera House
Trans
Kansas City
Isopeka
Tope
Poor House appearance noted in town play
The report mentions a very poor house and notes Ewart's second appearance in the piece. The production last night was very creditable in every way, reflecting effort and audience engagement despite conditions.
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Ewart
Chimney Fire Damages Vermont Street Building
Fire department arrived yesterday to battle a chimney blaze on Vermont Street. The incident caused significant damage before flames were extinguished, with local business Raymond's Drug Store reporting the effects. The Plymout h Congregational Church and the New England Spinsters were mentioned in connection with the event.
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Vermont
Ledhaney
Society Notes Preview of Local Gatherings and Weddings
EN SOCIETY. The Merceles Bridge Whist club meets tomorrow with Mrs. KR. D. Mason and the Priscilla Embroidery club meets Thursday with Mrs. A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Perkins host a family dinner. A large party of twenty couples plans skating at the Robert Rink. Professor Lucian Blake of Boston will be honored at dinner Thursday evening. Members of the Patches Mission Society were entertained at Mrs. Grant Street’s home with light refreshments. Wedding news lists Mrs. Kadeky’s farm visit and other social events, with church gatherings and a Trinity Episcopal program. A whist party at Mrs. Radcliffe’s featured red and gold decor and tiny hatchet favors, followed by a two-course lunch. Sixty ladies attended a thimble party with pink and white carnations and sewing.
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KR. D. Mason
Priscilla Embroidery Club
A. Young
F. M. Perkins
Home
Will Ciay
Rober
HL Ee Don Carlos
Lucian Blake
Boston
Temmerly
Lawrence
M Will Spurge
Ember Latini
M Will Cooper
Winteld
Kavare
People’s Club
W. J. Coleman
du HD Miceton
Vir
APL Sud Mission Society
Westwrenee Mission
Grant Street
White Earon
Alabama
W. de Hoof
Mary
Raymoui Badsty
Richland
Jean
Wilcox
Trinity Episcopal Wavecn
GW. Deues
Baxter
Zerby
Cha ' Minne
Benjamin Carman
Laura Pendletoa
EL Dunning
Concordia
C. P. Radcliffe
George Washington
Mrs. Radcliffe
Clare Jaedieke
Lucy Culp
Mesdames
J. H. Mitchell
A. C. Mitchell
A. P. Halts
C. W. Straffon
Olive Constant
Margaret Mitchell
F. N. Benedet
A. D. Weaver
C. W. McFarland
Maude Gorrill Harshberger
Sophie Smithmeyer
Ema Fischer
Sylvia Alford
Mary Moran
Raith Patterson
Hannah Mitchell
Les Shum
Fabric styles and brisk sales noted at store
The store advertises over 60 fabric styles praised for easy laundering and lasting color. It urges early purchases as demand remains brisk for these tissues.
Gustafson's jewelry sale offers everything at own price
Carl Grauber is gradually recovering from a recent attack. The Athletic Fea company will give a Japanese cup and saucer with a purchase of one pound of tea or one dollar worth of coffee Friday and Saturday.
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Gustafson
Carl Grauber
Athletic
Fea Company
Professor Blake to Lecture at E U Chapel
Prof. Lucian Ira Blake of Boston, former head of the University physics department, will deliver a lecture in the University chapel Wednesday evening at eight. The talk, Inside of Atoms, will be illustrated by pictures and experiments and discusses his submarine signaling invention now under government consideration.
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Lucian Ira Blake
Submarine Cable Company
Boston
Blake
United Sea Canada
Seale
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Kan
Not A Joint Not Sold Liquor At Livery Stable
Anton Anderson denies selling liquor at his livery stable and says the Journal erred in reporting a fight and drunken incident at a nearby restaurant. A man named Brooks fled after the altercation while Anderson asserts no liquor sales occurred during his occupancy.
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Anton Anderson
Brooks
Anderson
Wrens Polis
Anders
Auction sale at Gus vning draws crowd and fun
To Be Remembered notes plan to attend the jewelry auction at 911 Mass street. It promises many friends and excitement as high class pieces go on sale at 7:30 PM daily with auctions also at 2 PM. Lawrence Undertaking Co. announces J. H. Bowlin as manager at 907 Mass St. Ab.
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Gus Vning
Mass
Festival Chorus Rehearsal Tonight at Fraternal Aid Hall
Patchwork local notices describe illness in Branch Indiana and various names, then announce a Festival Chorus rehearsal tonight at the Fraternal Aid Hall at 8:00. More altos and basses needed. singers should attend. No reservations. jewelry sale and auction details appear amid scattered remarks.
District School Event At Congregational Church
A district school event is announced to be held at Congregational Church on Wednesday February 28 with admission priced at 16 cents.
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Congregational Church
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