Mantor Hosts Niece Helen Ferryman Piano Party
Dr and Mrs H B Mantor entertained guests at their home on Wednesday evening in honor of their niece Miss Helen Ferryman of Wenatchee Washington en route to New York City Ferryman a noted pianist is visiting to study piano with masters of the country Professor D J Lewis accompanied by Miss Ferryman provided most of the entertainment Guests enjoyed refreshments later in the evening Among those present were several local residents including FE L Whitelock Golden Doran Edward Shoemaker Kinley McIntosh Frank Habder D J Lewis Charles Larson J G Lowe R E Stoche W LeRoy Larson Sam Fine Martin Dimery M A Shipman Max Curtze D R Campbell and their spouses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Mantor
Helen Ferryman
Wenatchee
Wash
New York City
Messrs. FE. Ll. White ‘Lock
Golden Doran
Edward Shoe“maker
Kinley McIntosh
Frank Habder
D. J. Lewis
Charles Larson
J. G. “Lowe
R. E. Stoche
W. LeRoy Larson
Sam Fine
Martin Dimery
M. A. Ship‘main
Max Curtze
D. R. Campbell
Mesdames R. BE. Roche
White‘Jack
M. A. ‘Shipman
Wax Curtze
D. I. Campbell
H. BE. Mantor
Sidney
Ferriman
New York
Local Readers List Names Featured In Society Notices
Raymond Bauers, Misses Evelyn Dor an, Lilia Dueve, Phyllis Corbett, Bernice Kelly, Maree McIntosh, Margaret Sperba and Esther Devine are named in a social column likely detailing acquaintances or community events among local residents. The fragment suggests a roster of attendees or honorees in a small-town newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bauers
Evelyn Doran
Lilia Dueve
Phyllis Corbett
Bernice Kelly
Maree McIntosh
Margaret Sperba
Esther Devine
Attempt on Kaiser William at Doorn Reported
Rumors say an attacker used a false permit to enter Doorn and aimed at Count von Hohenzollern. William of Hohenzollern reportedly escaped unharmed, with official sources denying any attack on the former emperor. Berlin reports a trusted source stating the ex-emperor is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Helland
U Fe
William of
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Local visitors include Fames Blaksier North Post master enroute to San Francisco and visiting Postmaster Walter Nelson. P A Wagner of Norfolk and Mrs Ackels guests at Ackels home. Charles Erickson and family of Potter, pioneer resident, visited. Miss Helen Ferryman from Wenatchee arriving to study piano in New York next. L B Ervin of Trians Mississippi Grain Co Omaha, visiting with I I Freytag, notes best wheat outlook and plans return to Omaha.
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Fames
L. Blaksier
North
San Francisco
Walter Nelson
Sidney
P. A. Wagner
Norfolk
Alrs
Paul Ackels
Mrs. Ackels
Mr Ackels
Charles Erickson
Potter
Mr. Erickson
L. B. Ervin
Trians- Mississippi Grain Co
Omaha
I. I. Freytag
Sterling
Ervin
Magdalen of Launceston and the stone throwing superstition
In Launceston Cornwall a Magdalen statue in the parish church niche remains linked to a local superstition. Children throw stones at the figure and on the window slit, believing coins or rewards will come if the stone stays. Stones on the back of the statue signal reward. stones on the window slit signal failure. The practice persists though locals, especially adults, speak guardedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Cornwall
London
Oliver Cromwell
Mngland
Magdalen
Monument to Col. Mosby to be unveiled in Warrenton VA
Miss Pauline Mosby Coleman of Washington will unveil a granite 25 foot monument to her grandfather Col John Mosby in Warrenton Virginia on June 19. A bronze bas relief medallion depicts Colonel Mosby near the base as veterans of Mosbys command attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Mosby Coleman
Washington
Col
John Mosby
Warrenton
Colonel Mosby
Monby
Water power bill signed by President Wilson
Washington report states President Wilson signed the water power bill at the White House on June 21. The measure passed on the final day of the last session. opponents may challenge it in court claiming constitutional veto rules. The bill creates a licensing system for private water power development under federal regulation, while the unsigned bill remains on the president's desk until December congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Congress
Palmer
Gimbel executive Frederick Gim bel arrested on profiteering charge
Frederick Gimbel first vice president of Gimbel Bros. department store was arrested by department of justice agents on profiteering in clothing charges. He heads the New York store, which rose to prominence after a 1919 DOJ action linked to a bomb plot against senators and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Bros
Department of Justice
Gimbel
Waterways development urged for national river system
At the first annual convention closing session George O. Wilson president of the Dallas junior chamber urged Congress to appropriate 100 million dollars yearly for five years to develop inland waterways. He asked the national chamber to seek backing from other national organizations to push the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
George O. Wilson
Dallas
Tex
National Chamber
Congress
Federal court blocks seizure threat at Los Angeles fuel plant
A temporary court restraining order bars Commander Jobo Mel of the Pacific fleet from landing marines at Los Angeles harbor to seize General Petroleum fuel supplies. The navy department would fix the sale price, and the order arises from a dispute over compelled U S oil sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Jobo Mel
Pacific Fleet
Los Angeles Harbor
General Petroleumnn Company
Navy Department
United States District Court
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Germany
Kodak
Eastman Kodaks
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Whitman’s Chocolate Shop
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Birde
Fred Gimbel
BIG
Texas
Nation
U. S
Court
Loe Angeles Harbor
Schembeck
Jazz Klassik Orchestra
Davey Powell
Paul Morgan
Ted Lewis
Lyle Sharp
Perc
Rollins
Kit Recter
Art Hickman
Troutdale-in-the Pines
Sheldon
KE Paso
Columbia Records
Fine Dance Records
Art Slickman
Columbia Dance Orchestra
Prince’s Dance Orchestra
Morocco
Prince's Dance Orchestra
Rose of Washington
Squire
Kentucky
Delilah
Columbia Orchestra
Wally
Vinnce
Columbia
Madrid
al Johnson
Jack Kauffman
Mississippi
Campbell and
Burr
Virginia
Henry Burr
Mary
Lewis James
Hiawatha
Percy Grainger
Brahms Valse
Mile
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Philarmonic Orchestra of
Boston
Greenfields of America
Patrick J. Scanton
Liverpool
O'Neil
Ferers
Franchini
Hawaii
Louise
Smokey
Prince's Orchestra
Dixie
Vocal Records
Dinorah Ombra Leggiera
Maria Barrientos
Lucy Gates
Mammy
Louis_Graveure
N. Lovely Garden
Louis Graveure
Massa
Jesus Fiske University Jubilee Singers
Fiske University Jubilee Singers
Emmet
Frank Kamplain
Yodler
Abe
Wales
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