Senior Ball Attended At White City Pavilion
The annual senior ball at the White City pavilion Friday night drew a large crowd and was praised as one of the class's finest events. Dancing ran from 9 30 to 2 00 with a concert by the Second Regiment orchestra and several pieces encored. The circle teestun was a highlight as many seniors met peers they had not known before. Pavilion decorations featured green and white class colors and the motto Impossible is Un-American. Refreshments at 11 30 were well managed and alumni attended, marking the last graduation function for many graduates.
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White City
Second Regiment
Gless
Commencement Week Hopeful Spirit of 1916 Class
Commencement week inspires belief that the class of 1916 will display the same spirit as it leads the group at the head of their academic year.
Stole Half Ton of Butter in Omaha Yard Heist
Mike Miller and Joe Bautz of Superior loaded 1000 pounds of butter from a box car in Omaha yard. Railroad detectives captured them. In federal court at Dan Claire after a three day trial they were found guilty. Miller received three years and Bautz two years at Waupun, Judge A L Sanborn presiding.
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Mike Miller
Joe Bautz
Superior
Omaha
Dan: Claire
Miller
Kautz
Waupun
A. L. Sanborn
Barn and social notes from Bakerville area
June 14 Bakerville notes report Peter Schuster visiting Hewitt, multiple residents moving barns and repairing structures, a Banting dancing event at Lincoln Park, Gleichsner family visits, a barn raising, feather stripping, Catherine Gleichsner headed to Grand Rapids for commencement and a Farmers' Equity cattle shipment by local residents.
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Bakerville
Peter Schuster
Hewitt
Poe Waas
William Schneider
Louis Kasberger
Kaas
Frank Ott
West Place
Fehrenbach
Kraemer
Lincoln Park
Equity
Chamberlain’s Tablets Improve Appetite and Digestion
Detroit man J. J. Seitz reports Chamberlain’s Tablets restored his appetite, reduced bloating, and produced a pleasant, satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
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J. J. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Duty and Truth Fray a Thread of Consequence
A moral reflection notes that false adherence to present duty snaps a fragile thread in the room and the breaker will discover the flaw only after losing sight of its cause.
Diamond From the Sky heads to Lisique theater Friday
The Lisique theater screens the serial Diamond From the Sky in fifteen parts. The $800000 production stars Lottie as lead, with ten thousand paid for the script and $10000 offered for a sequel idea. First episode shown Friday night with a 3 PM matinee and 7 20 PM first evening show.
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Lisique Theater
American Film Manufacturing Company
America
Lottie
Mary Pickford
The Cowboy and the Lady at Unique Theater
Metro feature tonight The Cowboy and the Lady released by the Metto company will show at Unique theater with Miss Kitty Stevens starring as Dance Hall Molly. Despite illness during filming Stevens was carried to her dressing room and the film has sparked much comment everywhere it has played. Showings tonight priced at 10 and 15 cents.
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METRO
Metto Company
Unique Theater
Kitty Stevens
Molly
Mojave Desert
Missionary Society Sowing Program at Presbyterian Church
The Women's Missionary Society plans a meeting Thursday featuring a devotional, roll call, and papers on immigration themes. Mrs. Butters leads the business session. Topics include America as a melting pot and Chinese in California with readings by Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Meyers, and Mrs. Rector.
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The
Women’s Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Butters
United States
Review of “America
God's Melting Pot
Kelley
California
John Johnson
Meyers
Rector
Miss Leona Hoffman Leaves Town for Grand Rapids
Local note says Miss Leona Hoffman daughter of the Register of Deeds and Mrs. John A. Hoffman has spent months in the city and went to Grand Rapids Saturday to live with her parents. She completed her sophomore year this term. The item also contains shop notices from F L Zweck jeweler and a remark about J C Kieffer of Auburndale visiting the city.
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Leona Hoffman
Register of Deeds
John A. Hoffman
Grand Rapids
Miss Hoffman
F. L. Zweck
J. C. Kieffer
Auburndale
Milwaukee official scarred eye during lime work in city visit
Albert Broker, Milwaukee county highway commissioner and Ripon College alumnus, visited the city last week then attended commencement in Ripon. A new Harness shop in the Adler block by G F Cote of Athens showcased two Campbell stitching machines. The New Exploits of Elaine episode begins at New Adleropers house Saturday, with the Serpent Sign as first chapter. Holister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for complexion. Misses Curran and Mansur plan Stevens Point outing, Mansur later to Minneapolis. Arthur Coram travels from Mason City to Abbotsford. Mrs D W Benfer and son head to Milwaukee and Whitewater for summer studies. Ping Day picnic of Marshfield D A B draws 54 attendees. colonial tea planned.
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Albert Broker
Milwaukee County
August Broker
Ripon
Ripon College
Adler Block
G. F. Cote
Athens
Campbell
Cole
Elaine
Adleropers House
D. W. Benfer
Robert
Milwaukee
No Policy On Politeness Cited In Aims Of Manners
The quote asserts there is no policy demanding politeness yet upholds manners as essential for earning respect and addressing social needs. It emphasizes manners as a superior standard guiding behavior and reputation.
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Federal Reserve Banking’ System
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Tom
Mrs. Hill
Jaques Miz. Cy
Clueago
Missionary Society
Adler Opera House
Lallian Russel In
Schubert
Hart Schaffuer
Marx
Atmidard Brs A
Marx and
Athe
Atapdard Treat
Hollister
Arthur R. Coram
Abbotsford
Mason City
Coram
Andie Johnson
A. J. Coram
Ning
E. E. Finnay
W. T. Pond
Mrs. Meadows
North Gentral Ave
White House
Lottie Pickford
American Film Mig. Co
Matines
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