Pacific Junction Chrestomathians Entertain Adelphi
A seven thirty dinner ceremony saw the Chrestomathians host the Adelphians after a year of a friendly contest between the two high school literary societies. The event featured a three course meal in the decorated banquet room and games to end the evening.
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Adelphians
Princess Chrysanthemum shines in Tabor operetta
Tabor correspondent notes the Junior Choir of the Congregational Church staged Princess Chrysanthemum last Friday. Edna Hutchinson portrayed the title role with grace while Robert Redenbaugh and Arthur Myattway provided strong supporting turns. Prof. Gannett earned praise for directing the production. The piece followed a week of exams and culminates with Thursday evening’s graduation exercises at the Congregational church with President Webrhan as speaker.
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Omaha
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Malvern
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Lewis Snell
Richard Crocker
Laird
Rey
C. R. Cook
Pacific Junction
Dr. Tweedy
Sellevue
Nebr
Charlie Lutz
Johnson
Bullock
Curtis Williams
Chicago
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Orchard
Council Bluffs
Philip
Princess Chrysanthemum
Jehurch
Edna Hutchinson
Tabor High School
McBride
The
Christian Church
Congregational Church
Webrhan
Three Measures Urged For Liberty Loan Support
The article urges prompt Liberty Loan subscriptions to impress allies and enemies. It cites banks in Milk county with deposits over four million dollars and posits if each depositor bought a $100 bond the total would reach $106,000. It notes bonds could earn interest, be tax exempt, and may rise in value by maturity. It mentions a Des Moines meeting where Iowa counties could subscribe $100,000 each and urges readers to buy bonds when solicited.
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Boyle & Hmpkie, Incorporated
Pacific Junction
Mills County
Frank C. Boyle
Fred D.empirie
Frank Co. Bayle
Fred D. Empirie
United States
Milk County
Des Moines
Iown
Democracy Triumphs and War Efforts Across Nations
A speech urges preparedness for war, praising Red Cross service in disasters and promising a swift, capable U S military response. It asserts democracy will prevail globally and notes wartime sacrifice by soldiers. Also mentions a Satol prescription bottle advert for skin care and a 35c trial bottle offer.
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