Easily Solve It Here Stocking Stuffers for Christmas
A local store touts a wide range of inexpensive gifts ideal for Christmas shoppers. Stationery at 25c 50c and 1.00. dollar watches guaranteed for a year. Parisian ivory pieces. nurses chatelaine bags with engravable initials. manicure sets from 1.75 to 6.75. thermos bottles lunch kits 1.00 to 2.75. unbreakable dolls 0.25 0.50 1.00. cigars and tobacco in holiday jars. Hudnut Pal mer s Lazell perfumes. hot water bottles with a detachable flannel cover at 1.00.
Shumate Razors Offer Lifetime Guarantee and Free Honing
Shumate promotes life time guarantee on razors with free honing as often as needed. Offers thirty styles for light to heavy beards and stocks safety razors strops brushes and related items.
Christmas Programs Today in the City's Schools
City schools present Christmas programs featuring recitations, songs, and dramatizations. Students from multiple rooms perform Santa Claus, Marys, carols, and readings, with selections including The Night Before Christmas and O Little Town of Bethlehem, alongside various class events and a March by High School Cadets.
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Bessie Carey
William Tidaback
Margaret Gans'l
Wiliam Beatty
Merion Martin
Rosy Guerrera
Gertrude Northrop
Ivan Rvip
Mary Hose
Clarence Moore
Marion, Smith
Jong-Tolly Santa Claus
Santa Claus
Agnes Vandermark
Alfred Fennell Sons
James McKobble
George Amey
Lloyd Kniffin
Kenneth Sader
Frank Scanziara
Katherine Gilmora
Henriena Kalin
Mary ‘Jans
Catherine Hine
Ada Aumeni
Edna Houser
Reem Beattie Hill School
Bethlehem
Willie Clark
Russell Pembleton
Conklin
Dorothy Ellis
Josephine Aument
Miss Prodom
Glenford Lyon
James Managhar
Catherine MacGowan
Gladys Brown
Lctoria
Clement
Florence Barber
Merritt Lewis
Edward Gibbon
Frances Smith
Julia Lee
Jennie Barker
Florence Rickerd
Annie Berry
Liz
Wesley Johnson
Estella Rogers
Erin
Sara Sie Pine
Dolly
Marion Arvauite
Sante Claus
Earl Frost
Raymond Gould
William Filard
Harold Fisher
Runaway Stockings
Margaret Dougherty
Susan Brown
Stanley
Sarah
Gladys Kenneth
Christina Mosher
Joly Santa Claus
Molly Barber
Molly Volante
Cassie Murray
Antoinette Leo
The
Christmas Fairies
Cecil Dvle
Mildred Brazington
Esther Young
Santa
Eleanor Youngs
Savia Claus
Florence Conkling
Linden Averus
Heavenly Cnest
Ruth Wailing
Dorothy Mattison Marmmy
Helen Packheser
Little Town of Bethlehem
Rooms
EMIS
Little Bethlehem
Enom
Bac
Santa Land
Tab “Bay
Felzie Brennen
Billy Brown
Colum- Ethel Short
Lois McCulloch
Beatrice Clement
Gladys Osborn
Gerald Posten
Tre- Albert St
Mulberry Street
Jocelsa
Reinecke
Clayton
Ten Die In Fire At Wichita Masonic Home
At the Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita ten persons are believed dead after an early morning blaze that trapped ninety-two residents. Firefighters found many children unconscious. rescuers withdrew from the furnace room blaze due to frozen water mains and heavy fumes. Trustee Fitch later said he believed all children were saved and no bodies remained in the ruins.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Ken
Kansas Masonic Home
Fitch
George Witter Injured in Fall on West Main Street
George Witter, employed by JI. SL Gaynor at the lunch wagon on West Main street, fell on the sidewalk Thursday evening in front of Ayres & Galloway Company hardware store, fracturing a rib. He was taken to his home on East Main street for care by Dr. Lillian Morgans and is expected to recover.
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George Witter
SL Gaynor
West Main Street
Ayres & Galloway Company
Liincoln
East Main Street
Lillian Morgans
Surprise party for Searsville youth delights village
Gearsville December 22 young people from Searsville gathered for a surprise party hosted by William Callan's family. George and Harry Empt arrived with a hay wagon to haul guests to the big farmhouse where games, dances, and music by Miss Hazel Baker filled the evening. Guests returned home safely with the Empt brothers helping.
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Gearsville
Willian Callan
George
Harry Empt
Searsville
Bod
Snp
Officers chosen by Searsville Grange in December meeting
In Searsville on December 22 a regular Grange meeting elected the officers for the year: Master H T Baker Overseer O J Currie Lecturer Mrs O J Currie Steward George J Bent Assistant Steward Chaplain H D Treasurer E B Baker Secretary E M Baker Gate Keeper Leonard Miller Ceres Mrs W J Roberts Pomona Mrs J A McComb Fiore Mrs H T Baker Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Selah Owens Pianist Hazel W Baker. John F L Dreyer was unanimously elected an honorary member of the Grange.
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Searsville
Searsville Grange
H_ T_ Baker
O J. Currie
O. J. Currie
George J. Bent
H. D
E. B. Baker
E. M. Baker
Leonard Miller
Ceres
W. J. Roberts
Pomona
J. A McComb
Fiore
H. T. Baker
Selah Owens
Hazel W. Baker
John FL Dreyer
The
Granse
Substantial Gifts For Walden Pastor
The Rev W H Lofthouse of Walden, well known in the town, received a surprise gift at a mid week prayer service. Samuel Andrews spoke for the congregation and announced a Santa Claus messenger bearing 3200 in gold, a blue silk dress, a pair of kid gloves, and gold coins for the pastor’s wife.
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W. H. Lofthouse
Walden
Samuel Andrews
Dominic
Santa Claus
Submarine U-45 Sunk by Destroyers Near Saint Nazaire
Paris reports that the German submarine U-45 has been sunk by destroyers, per a Nantes dispatch. The vessel had recently torpedoed steamers off Saint Nazaire before its demise.
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Paris
Nantes
Saint Nazaire
Prohibition Leaders Forecast National Prohibition Fight
Washington notes forecast that national prohibition could come with or without a federal amendment after a Senate victory. Senator Sheppard of Texas warns of a $1 000 per barrel tax on alcoholic beverages if opponents stall. He says the District of Columbia will go dry, and the amendment may be sent to states this session. Wet and dry factions brace for a lengthy national battle as Congress may tax beverages to force prohibition.
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Washington
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
Pepper House
District of Columbia
House
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ubter
Prohibition
Branderee
Connecticut
Comberson
Kieed
Missouri
Local Militiamen Will Not Attend Inauguration Parade
Albany December 2 The following National Guard units will participate in the reinauguration parade on January 1 for Governor Charles Whitman Thirteenth Coast Defence Command of Brooklyn detachments of the following infantry regiments First of Binghamton Second of Troy Seventh of New York and Tenth of Albany detachment of mayor militia of New York Gory 4 and a gun detachment from the firf artillery While the First infantry headquarters at Binghamton mentioned there is hun.
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Albany
National Guard
Charles
Whitman
Thirteenth Coast Defence Command
Brooklyn
Binghamton
New York
Mayor Militia of
Firf Artillery
Inaugural Plans and Postal Statistics Highlight Times Era
The report notes no local attendance at an inaugural while two militia companies are recalled to duty. Postmaster General Roper reports the Dead Letter Division handled over 10.8 million items with 2.6 million delivered, 301 thousand valuables held, 7.0 million destroyed, and 21 thousand under investigation, plus $2.36 million in face value found. A Norfolk resident visits relatives before returning home.
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al Bers
Times Ress
Daniel C. Roper
Valuable Papers in Dead Letters Discovered by DLO
Washington reports that over two and a quarter million dollars in checks drafts money orders and other valuable papers were found in undeliverable mail by the Dead Letter Office during the past year.
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Washington
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Bichamton
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Lady Mildred Chocolates
Brazil
Chambers’ Drug Store
North Street
Office
Stivers Printing Co. Publishers
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Christma
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