Mrs Randals Visit Spurs Hutchinson News Note
Mrs Carl Randall of Hutchinson Kansas spent a week visiting relatives with Mr and Mrs HD Morton and others here and at West Union. Randall formerly Miss Orlie Laufman.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
5
Mrs Carl Randall of Hutchinson Kansas spent a week visiting relatives with Mr and Mrs HD Morton and others here and at West Union. Randall formerly Miss Orlie Laufman.
The listing presents a midweek cinema slate with Paramount and Fox programs. Highlights include Bryant Washburn in Burglar Proof and Harold Lloyd in The Flirt, priced 10 and 20 cents. Also featured are Gladys Walton in The Little Rowdy, Dorothy Gish in Elying Pat, Pollard comedy and Aesopables, plus Will Rogers in Boys Will Be Boys and The Toreador. A grand Paramount super special on April 17 30 shows Cecil B DeMille’s Something to Think About with Gloria Swanson Elliott Derter Theodore Roberts Monte Blue and Lloyd comedy at 10 and 20 cents.
Mrs Mary Ogden returned from Miami Florida and several visitors stayed with local families including Mr and Mrs C R Johnson and Mr and Mrs Roy Clonch. baptisms at Armstrong church and community visits marked a busy week with school events, hospital trips, and plans for upcoming gatherings.
Davis California and Ames Iowa delegates attend a high council gathering of the Fraternity of Alpha Zeta led by Harry B. Potter. Initiatory degrees are conferred in the Order of Eastern Star. Community notices cover deaths, picnics, visits, a mystery touring car incident, and Illinois Sunday School Association district conventions with dates and locations across multiple townships.
A calm Moray firth night invites reading and outdoor games under a cloudless sky. Cattle graze as birds sing in bright conditions. the text discusses how wild sheep historically bore two horns, while some Asian species evolved four to six horns with distinct curvatures.
The passage records a humorous exchange at a social gathering where Ethel favors specialists for ailments and old Lady Gumbusta jokes about sending her nephew Jimmie to a regular tonsorial artist after a tonsil operation. It reflects light social commentary and character voices.
A fragmented reminiscence traces the early uses of gas in homes and factories. It recalls a tale of Sir Walter Scott in London attempting to light without a wick, leading bystanders to fear the gas pipes were burning.
Varro, famed agricultural author, built a model aviary with fish ponds and duck houses behind fine gut-nettings. Netted spaces held blackbirds, nightingales and other song birds, a little channel supplied fresh water, and food was placed beneath the nets, as noted by Scientific American.
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