College Notes and Upcoming Commencement Events
The Junior-Senior Banquet was served by the Ladies Auxiliary at the dormitory last Thursday evening. Commencement day is June 1 with a concert May 28 and Founders' Banquet May 27. Performances by Glee Clubs, Orchestra, solos, and readings entertained a large audience. Queen Esther and C. Wilkins featured in recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacke
Graham
Sadler
Earle’ Watson
Leonard van Olden
Marion Frush
Business‘mens
Mispah
J. P. Klein
Esther
C. Wilkins
Island City News Notes on Local Visitors and Illness
Isaac Woods of Amsterdam News remains very ill across the river after a week of poor health. Miss Katy Valkenberg of Pelé visited Centerville with a Howell passenger. Jas Cosby of Harvey’s Old People’s Home visited his daughter’s family. Rebecca Woods stays a few days with Isaac. Mrs Wm Van Baren of Pella traveled to Louilla to visit Mrs Fred Dekker. Irvin Tanner and children and Tone Van Veen’s family visited Woods. Willie Schakel visited Charley Van Veen. James Koopman’s family visited Tone Van Veen. Mrs Tanner visited Mrs Van Veen. Tone Van Veen spent Sunday afternoon with Pete Van Steenwyk. Call Harold Sack for painting and paper hanging. Phone 63 Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Woods
Katy Valkenberg
Pelé
Howell
Centerville
Jas Cosby
Harvey
Woods
Rebecca Woods
Wm. van Baren
Pella
Louilla
Fred Dekker
Irvin Tanner
Tone van Veen
the Woods
Willie Schakel
Charley van Veen
James Koopman
Barking Dogs and Old Table Manners Folklore
A humorous exchange unfolds as a Frenchman jokes about the proverb barking dogs don’t bite while a host and Mary discuss a centuries old family tablemaid tale. The dialogue underscores cultural perceptions and trust in a domestic setting.
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College
Quet
Mr. Jewett
F. O. B. Factory
Amsterdam News
Harold Sack
Alamo Theatre
Lillian Gish
Hawthorne
Auspices Ladies Federated Club
Metra Oldinyrt
Brasie
Mary
Enright
Vander Ploeg’s Bakery
Rex Flintrote
Waechter Lumber Co
Marion County
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