Fragmented OCR Note on Christmas Day Rating
A damaged OCR fragment references Christmas and a rating in America with unclear context. No clear entities or events are extractable from the legible text.
22 Nov 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment references Christmas and a rating in America with unclear context. No clear entities or events are extractable from the legible text.
A fragment describes Christmas customs among Chinese families in California on December 25 while noting variations in celebration. It mentions the Day’s impact on immigrant communities, church tidings, and differing practices between Chinese and American traditions, with references to children and candy.
fragmented notes describe a Thanksgiving display at Macomb Nor school with students from fourth grade involved. volunteers mention a gift for eligible participants and a program planned for Thursday evening at an event titled Mariner's practical.
A partial print notes the resignation of a woman described as Mistress and hints at changes before a near future. Details are fragmentary, with references to a journey toward stability and a hopeful outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Thanksgiving related event or warning. The text is unclear but suggests a policy or day to observe or avoid Thanksgiving activities. No clear entities or dates are readable.
Two Chicago Methodist Episcopal churches passed resolutions protesting against the proposed inaugural ball for Governor-elect Len Small. Similar resolutions were to be offered in every Methodist church in the state, based on the governor elect being a church member in good standing and the church opposition to dancing.
Isaac Bearee 41 dies after two weeks treatment at Phelps Hospital following kidney surgery in Scotland township. Funeral July in First Presbyterian church with burial at Oakwood cemetery. Survived by wife Patsy Baumgardner and siblings Eli David William and Mrs John Morris. Doris Alleyne Martin dies at Holmes Hospital aged under one from pneumonia. Funeral at Baptist church with Oakwood Cemetery burial. Born April 6 1918 as only child of Walter and Iva Johnson Martin.
A public safety incident match is announced at Penning's field for tomorrow. Prank Pearce leads, promising turkeys and four ducks as part of the event. The venue is Jennings field north of the east sewer pipe plant, east of Macomb, beginning at 9 o'clock.
Mrs Kline Miss Beulah Graves and Geo Kreuter with daughter Miss Katy left here for Biloxi to spend the winter. Their party was delayed five hours at Birmingham and Atlanta due to a train wreck ahead. They encountered cold weather and many frozen small streams on the trip.
A group of young lady students at the High School presented the football team with a handmade candy box weighing nearly ten pounds in recognition of their Friday victory over the Normal Academy.
His Hand Amputated, M. C. Foster of this city underwent operation this morning at the Holmes hospital for the amputation of his hand. The operation was made necessary on account of an incurable cancerous growth with which it was affected.
Springfield reports recess instead of final adjournment as the constitutional convention plans to reconvene after the general assembly adjourns in June. Debates cover expansion of the Supreme Court, initiative and referendum, and Cook county representation amid a split between downstate and Chicago factions. In London and Dublin reports, violence erupts in Ireland with Black and Tans opening fire at a football match in Croke Park, killing and wounding dozens.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Winter of New Salem township are parents of a 9 14 pound boy born at their home last Wednesday night.
Large crowd at Stinson Drug Store Saturday evening sought updates on multiple football games. The By-Stander via Associated Press bulletins provided the game results to anxious callers.
Minette Worrel daughter of Dr and Mrs K G Worrel fractured both bones of her forearm while skating at Holmes Park on Saturday evening. She was taken to Holmes hospital where Dr W M Hartman reduced the fracture and applied a cast.
A new line of assorted pivee candies has been added to the stock in trade at the Commercial Association.
Ohio State defeated Illinois to claim the 1920 conference title with a dramatic last second touchdown after the final whistle. Stinchcomb dazzled for the Buckeyes as Illinois star Wallquist slipped, Myers caught a spiraling pass, and Ohio State held off efforts from rivals in a high tension game. Other scores included Michigan 3, Minnesota 0 and Indiana 10, Purdue 7.
The League of Nations assembly adopted Viviani's plan to invite a council confer with powers to form a force ending hostilities in Armenia. Delegates debated intervention, with Ionescu of Romania urging U S help and Doherty of Canada calling it an exceptional remedy for an exceptional situation.
The Rev. W T Rodgers receives a rotogravure from his daughter Miss Mary a Columbia student showing a reception for Franklin D Roosevelt a vice presidential candidate and alumnus. In the foreground Hunter Rodgers the townsman son and Columbia student is clearly visible.
Officers of the McDonough County Farmers Institute call a meeting tonight at the Farm Bureau offices to discuss a corn show in connection with the local institute. Farmers interested are invited. Francis Greer of East Jackson Street fractured his collar bone yesterday afternoon while playing football on a vacant lot on South Lafayette Street.
Superintendent B E Decker issues an order for election on December 2 at Colchester City Hall. The district would include parts of Colchester and surrounding townships but exclude the north half of Fandon. prior plan was ruled illegal by the state supreme court due to women's voting rights and the current plan aims to secure equal suffrage.
Lewistown reports Howard Tinder, a former Fulton County resident, is held in Williamsburg Iowa on a charge of driving a motor vehicle without owner consent. He allegedly forged checks in Warren County and drove away July 4 with a truck belonging to Elbert H. Capps. A $50 reward was offered.
Miss Evelyn Bonham, daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Bonham, student at Ward Belmont Nashville, is recovering from diphtheria. Her sister Lucile had tonsillitis but not diphtheria. Mrs Bonham will return once quarantine ends in about a week. Also noted is J Bennett Rush improving from a badly infected thumb after a bruise from shucking corn.
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