Hannibal Palmyra to Host Annual Musical Festival
Hannibal and Palmyra prepare a two day musical season with First Regiment band Opera House Orchestra Apollo club and multiple choirs. The program on June 17 includes overture vocal solos duets recitations and an operetta selection with a cream of local talent at Hannibal Park Theatre. June 18 features Palmyra Choral Club Opera House Orchestra and Hannibal Festival Chorus amid readings and solos.
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Hannibal
Palmyra
First Regiment
Opera House Orchestra
Apollo Club
Ladies’ Choral Club
Pierian Club
Presbyterian Choir
Hannibal Park Theatre
Overture First Regiment
Reyv. Boving
Vivian Dulany
Messrs Miller
DeZela
Hannibal Festival Chorus
Shastid
Schnecker
Presbyterian
Miss Neeper
Gibbs
Lucien McClain
Joe Lake
Messrs
Lambertz and
March First Regiment
Spirit of Christmas tale on a girl by the grate
A wee girl sits in a big leather chair by the grate listening gravely as her father reads Dickens Christmas Carol. Her brown eyes are wide with wonder, reflecting the glow as the story unfolds in the warm room.
Reading by the fire with Tiny Tim echoes charity
A quiet scene shows a child listening to a sentimental tale by her father. The story prompts questions about poverty and need, and the father contemplates what can be done for less fortunate children. A discussion about a new coat’s cost leads to a resolve to help.
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Scrooge
Tim
Father
Tiny Tim
Prohibition mood shifts as Oklahoma expands liquor plan
Gov Haskell proclaims restoration of the state liquor agency system with one agency in every city of two thousand or more, a local option driven setup. The notice lists community events and local notices including visits, sales at Nick Griffith's grocery, furniture ads, and personal updates from residents across Monroe City and nearby areas.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
Suburban Socials And Mischief In Jumbled Narration
A fragmentary reminiscence describes trolley rides to a suburban home and ping pong sessions lingering past midnight. The speaker recalls country club golf days and a prior visit where relatives improvised games, drinks, and candlelight mischief into morning hours, with playful sarcasm from a country cousin.
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Ning
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Ladies' Quartet
Carl Shepherd
Geo. Brashears
Mrs. Davis
Mary Dorothy Kirtley
Fred Miller
Miss Johnson
Robyn
Opera House Orches
Mrs. Simpson
Misses Lowrie
Concannon
Miss Conn
Cornet
Lambertz
Rev. Casper
Yates & Shearman
Otis Buckman
Lakenan
Mrs
Loren Yates
C. A. Hamilton's
Eugene Ely
Escanaba, Mich
Vists With
Uncle
Molly
Wuuinsis
Evan Smith
Jacob Rohr
William Raffensperger
Troy
Raffensperger
Rohr
Democrat
E. M. Sipple
Columbia
Monroe City
A. Jaeger's Hardware
Lucile Boldridge
Shelbina
New International
Elizabeth Boulware
Hunnewell
F. P. Kestner
Lu Hamilton
Shelbirm
North Main Street
T. P. Middleton
Canton
Middleton
Mary Rouse
Fayette
C. A. Hamilton
Mrs. Malone
Mary
Farmers & Merchants Telephone Directory
0. B. Sears
Baltimore, Md
James McFarland
Ruth Scobee
Perry
The
Methodist Church
Nick Griffith
Minnie (Cliff), Smith
Farm Progress
St. Louis
United States
Levi
Probate Court of
Monroe Qcety
Jessie Bush
Ezra S. Hampton
Guardian
Meriwether & Meriwether
Griffith's Store
and Junior League of the Moist Church
Susan E. Boarman
Mra. Bixler
W. J. Rouse
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