Parents Day At Martin Gantz School Observed This Afternoon
Martin Gantz school hosted a Parents Day from 2 to 4 pm featuring student demonstrations across art design and classroom work. The program included dramatic plays with students portraying roles tied to labeled characters and a series of brief themed sketches presented by 3A 3B and 4A classes, with a diverse cast and several period pieces highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gantz
Gramranr
Richard Ackley
Verb-Traymond Ritchie
Pronoun
Charles McHenry
Marie—Olive McNeal
William—Billy Neyman
Bertha—Eleanor de Ratse
Joan—Sidney Fleroinr
Muldred
Eleanor Mastron
Rebecca
Marjorie Kelty
Rutland
Richard Hank
Ruth—Lena Leaca
Eralfe
Leroy Kennedy
Marquette
Jabez
John de Baise
Wisconsin
Edith Boyd
Eugenia Roberts
Indiana
Ray Miller
Jack Lutz
Catherine Ritchie
Katie Daniels
Josephina Perry
Elmer Baldridge
John Zona
King Milas
Nails in the Street Case Involving Harry Fisher
Harry Fisher of the New York Supply Company was ordered before the mayor by Officer Richards for leaving nails in the street. Fisher, who operates a furniture business on East Washington and Court street, reportedly dumps nails from unpacked goods. Officers say he has been warned repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fisher
New York Supply Company
East Washington
Court Street
Richards
Richard
County To Relay Blocks On Viaduct
County informs council of communications from L G Clark and the Public Service Commission that Lawrence County will relay the block on the viaduct raised by moisture. The block was laid despite timing issues noted in the correspondence. A related note mentions a Pinlishan substitution for ancillary services in the Aakond Islands group between Sweden and Finland, stirring islander dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Today
Nf Communications
L. G. Clark
Ban
Public Service Commission
Milholland
Aakond Islands
Var
Balule
Sweden
Finlands
White Sale Ends Saturday for May Bargains
The May sale offers towels linens underwear dresses and yard goods at special values. Saturday is the last day to take advantage of these discounts and stock up household essentials for months to come.
Striped Summer Dresses For Girls In Bright Colors
Saturday features a children's department showcase with candy stripe broadcloth dresses trimmed in organza collars cuffs tic kett patches and novel lace. Sizes JT to 14 and T to 14 offered with vivid prints and velvet ribbons. Also advertised are silk and wool vests wool binders diapers flannelette items gowns kimonos Sacks and baby layette pieces on the Main Floor with 25 total baby or child items listed.
Dinnerware sets and percolator tops on sale
Housewares offer includes 50 piece dinnerware sets with six place settings and accessories. Percolator tops fit many makes, priced 4 for 9 cents.
Domestic fabrics and kitchenware sale catalog item list
A catalog snippet lists bleached muslin 38 inch wide and 124 yard, aluminum kettles six quart, Colonial and plain sides, wash tubs large galvanized with wringer, enameled baby baths at 1.69, cotton batts 20c each, Comfort Batts 1.19, table oil cloth 39c yard, outing flannel 19c yard, Pembroke pillow cases 25c, Tulip Percales 18c yard, apron ginghams 27 inch 124c yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke
Clearker Colyon
Summer Fashion Ad Offers Silk Scarves and Accessories
A vintage catalog-like spread markets summer fashion items led by crepe de chine and georgette scarves in ombre colors. It lists new pouch handbags, pearl bead jewelry, silk gloves, bordered umbrellas, cretonne parasols, sport hose, silk hose, broadcloth shirts, light collars, chambray work shirts, and boys wash suits with prices ranging from $1.00 to $4.50.
Process Engraving Wedding Invitations and Cards
Embossed printing nearly indistinguishable from steel engraving offered at about one third the cost of plate engraving. Complete line includes Wedding Invitations Announcements At Home Breakfast Reception Acknowledgement Calling Bind Announcements Condolences Acknowledgements in varied type and form. Inquiries at the Stationery Department.
Dey Foster to Cook Again for Loose Nut Club
Loyal Foster, last year's chef, will again cook for the Loose Nuts this summer at New Wilmington. He plans to return after two weeks, chats with friends, and the club anticipates his service. Preparations include camping site work near Volant with tree planting and a new tent fly. The stay spans Memorial Day to three months. A bond for paving d epout avenue was presented to J. & Thorsen Company. linen will be used for paving and the band awaits city solicitor approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Udey" Foster
Udey
Stamp
Foster
Volant
New Wilmington Sunction
Hays
Bond
J. & Thorsen Company
U S Refuses to Search Ships at Panama Canal for Arms
The commission on arms ruled the United States would not search ships at the Panama Canal for arms. Burton said the U S would inspect only to prevent liquor smuggling, advocating mutual context for international trade. The idea of universal inspections was rejected and U S watchdog efforts were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
the United
Panama Canal
Theodore Tie Fen
American Celeration
Geneva Arma
Praffic
Philadelphia to Have New Paper Daily News Service
The Sun will be the name of a new Philadelphia morning newspaper to be published by the Ledger company here. It will record the repairs of newspapers and political updates. The Civilian daily will publish next Monday morning, May 13 according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colining
Damages Awarded In Dog Shooting Case
In Franklin Pennsylvania on May 16, E M Simpson of Jeckland township sued neighbor William Deck claiming Deck shot his dog without provocation seeking two hundred dollars. Deck argued the dog trespassed first. The jury returned a verdict for Simpson awarding 95.49 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
E. M. Simpson
Jeckland Township
Wilam Deck
Beck
Simpson
Sim
Coolidge Supporter Calls for Proposals in Campaign
A fragmented note references Coolidge and a stance by a president on funding and propaganda. It mentions Communists, federal appropriation, and propaganda costs, but the legible text is incomplete and unclear about concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Ganda
Famous Austrian Surgeon Restored by Gland Treatment
A famed Austrian surgeon credited with revived health and vigor through gland treatment. The report cites Dr Loren and a new glandular therapy called Glandegen as aiding nervous and run-down individuals with a tonic derived from glandular sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren
Austria
Sure Gaou
Gispateh
Doghor
Mig
Lore & Megown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marigoll
Carl Hammond
Clark Gibson
Kathryn Saplemma
Sparrow
James Stewart
Robert Allen
Rebecca Muldron
Peter Williamson and
The
Indians
Peter Williamson
Robert Cochran
Catherine Ryat
Sidney Lucas
Harold Green
Harold Kelly
Harold Watson
Wkenneth Watson
Lazy Jack
Harry Hood
Dorothy Davidson
Agnes Schweikert
Wallace Anderson
Frederick Wilker
William McGown
William Goodman
Joe Nigrol Baker
Dominic Lambert
John Tyler
Richard Maloney
the Three
Wolf
Billy Wallover
Dorothy Bartholo- Tew
Hattia Gray
Aupa Davis
Alexander Brinka
Sam Gaston
Henry Bren
Gerald Lemoyne
Charles Beck
Ith
Twelve Monks
Katinka
Lene Farzone
Dobrynka
Clara Camusa
Genevieve Yates
Dominick Polise
William Marliz
William King
Anril
Harry Fowler
Louis Maney
Jane
Julia Barlette
Susie Graham
Helen Ross
Magrie DeThomas
Mary Miller
Marie Harding
Eliot Rodgers
Children’s Dept
Wallace
Baby Baby
Batiste
Dannilly
Infants’ Dept
Moyal
Gertrudes
Ioc
Gove
Cretonne
Fron
Soisette Limion
Alvelian
Loose Nut
Burton
Geneva
Philadelphia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!