Weekend visits and local notes from Norway area
Miss Pansy Bouling of Ionia visited Aldine Wright over the weekend. Mrs Alma Holgerson and son Levi shopped in Concordia Tuesday. Mrs Bert Ainsworth of Concordia visits friends in Norway. Jack Larson and family visited Phillip Hammer home. Sydney Thorp returned home after visiting niece Ethel McKenzie near Jamestown. Aunt Carlson sale drew good attendance. Minta Walters and mother shopped in Concordia. G W Wright and Will Lewis visited Sadie Walters. Norway Ladies Aid met with Mrs Tom Gile. Jens Stensaas spent Sunday with Mike Stensaas. Hazel Johnson helps Mrs John Gile. Panielson family moving from Ayer place to a farm south of Concordia. Virgil Johnson helps with wood sawing. Mrs Fred Ames visited Mrs Owen Thorp. Bob Rickabaughs visited Tom and Harry Gile homes. Fay Awalt hosts chicken pox relatives. Revival meetings planned March 29 to April 12 at the Methodist church led by Pastor McKeever with Prof Kemp as singing evangelist.
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Pansy Bouling
Ionia
Kan
Aldine Wright
Alma Holgerson
Levi
Concordia
Bert Ainsworth
Norway
Jack Larsons
Phillip Hammer
Sydney Thorp
Ethel. McKenzie
Jamestown
Aunt Carlson
Minta Walters
G. W. Wrights
Will Lewises
Sadie Walters
Norway Ladies Aid
Tom Gile
Jens Stensaas
Mike Stensaas
Hazel Johnson
John Gile
Mr. Panielson and Sons
Ayer
Virgil Johnson
Fred Ames
Owen
Thorp
Bob Rickabaughs
Tom and Harry
Gile
Fay Awalt
Belleville Area Notes Highlight Local Moves and Market Updates
Scandia residents Mrs C A Isaacson and daughter Esther visit Belleville. Jack Johnson returns home after a car crash near Munden and recovers. Elwood West buys John Vanek farm near Belleville. Hilda Swan to speak at M E church for Foreign Missionary Society. A new Concordia Belleville bus line starts daily. Live poultry markets stay firm with Purim demand. frozen stock movement rises as fresh stock receipts fall. Stock on hand March 7 shows gains in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia markets.
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C. A. Isaacson
Scandia
Esther
Narka
Belleville
Jack” Johnson
Munden
Walter C. Preble
Floy Banks
Corner University
Bethany
Nebr
Ian” Carpenter
Rydal
Dave Wilkie
Elwood West
Joe Barrett
Merle
John Vanek
Concordia
Thos. Hay
Kansas City
W. H. Hay
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Flashes of the Great White Way at Brown Grand Theatre
Concordia announces the three act revue Flashes of the Great White Way to play Friday March 20. The 52 performer company features jazz orchestra, lavish sets, and girl chorus with praise from critics. Mail orders accepted at Layton and Neilson’s with prices 2.50 2.00 1.50 plus tax.
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Tae fhe‘Brown
Grand Theatony
Concordia
Greenwich Village
Houston Post- Dispatch
Layton & Neilson’s
Egg and Butter Market Report from Swift & Company
The report notes eggs at 28 to 28 1 4 cents with a March low near 26 1 2 cents. Receipts are heavy, especially in the southwest, likely peak for the season, while prices may rise as dealers store eggs. Butter is firm with Standards 90 point putter at 48 cents, up from 43 1 2 cents. demand for fresh and storage is strong and foreign markets rising. Prepared by Swift & Company, Chicago, March 9, 1925.
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Swift & Company
Chicago
Dangerous Maid at Princess Theatre features Constance Talmadge in dramatic role
Constance Talmadge stars in The Dangerous Maid at the Princess Theatre next week in her first dramatic part. The film also includes amusing scenes where she outfits herself in a bevy of clothes and proves she can fight as deftly as the king's cavaliers.
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Princess Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Draa
Ae Lerstance
Bevy
Dangerous Maid stars Constance Talmadge and cast
Victor Herrman directed The Dangerous Maid a First National release with Constance Talmadge as a rebel in 17th century England. The cast includes Morgan Wallace Tully Marshall Marjorie Daw Charles Gerrard Lou Morrison Otto Matiesen Wilson Hummel Kenneth Gibson Ann May Kate Price Thom as Ricketts Phillip Dunham Jack Dillon Ray Haller and Conway Tearle. The action centers on Monmouth era uprisings and court intrigue with a daring sword sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herrman
Conway Tearle
Norman Talmadge
Constance
Morgan Wallace
Tully Marshall
Marjorie Daw
Charles Gerrard
Lou Morrison
Otto Matiesen
Wilson Hummel
Kenneth Gibson
Ann May
Kate Price
Thomas Ricketts
Phillip Dunham
Jack Dillon
Ray Haller
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Phil
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L. Dooley
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G. W. Nichols Massuer
O. V. Nichols
Red
Polarine
Ford Cars
C.P. McMurray
the Auspice United Brethren Church
Poland
China
Rhode Island
Columbia Hog
Rock Island Lister
Emerson
Ford
Columbia
W. Shotwell
Dan Perkins
Norway State Bank