Wellington Meretta Delights Large Audience
The Wellington High School operetta Lelawala presented by girl clubs drew a large audience at the Opera House. Seventy voices under Miss Martha Rutledge performed the Indian Legend of the Maid of Niagara with Virginia Gott in the lead role. The cast included Phillips Bradstock, Edwin Hannum, Lille Naegele, Robe rt Bear, and many others. The orchestra featured Einar Helstrom, Ray Rowland, Darrel Shepard, Phil Swartz, and Margery Shields. Seventy five dollars were earned from ticket sales.
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Meretta
Wellington
Lelawala
Glrl
Wellington High School
Opera House
Voiceas
Martha Rutledge
Niagara
Niagara Falla
Virginia Gott
Wakomis
Philip Bradstock
Klolowar
Wakomia
Edwin Hannum
Napanse
Klowar
Lille Naegele
Marpedopah
Lelawata
Robert Bear
Marjorie Faur
Hintola
Chris. MacDermott
Richard Barber
Shagela
Sowanas
Villian
Stuart Wells
Major Wallace
Mabel
Jeannette Grislinger
Betty Jean Page
Clarinda Bond
Ralph Gray
Sergeant Bilks
Keith Thornton
Ford Tattler
William Hemphill
Eagle Eye
Mary Hyde
Wangera
Ted Johnson
William Pleasnick
Rural Life Sunday Observed by Wellington Grangers
Dr C W Recard spoke on Real Estate Religion with the message As ye sow so shall ye reap. He urged sowing seeds of service for better crops. Miss Marian Sponseller sang a solo and the choir offered an anthem. Afterward Dr and Mrs Recard joined about forty grange members for a covered dish dinner in the grange hall.
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C. W. Recard
Wellington Erangers
Recard
Marian Sponseller
Grange Hall
Plan to Attend District Conference in Port Clinton
Rev. E. E. Shiltz pastor of the local Methodist church and Miss Florence Starr missionary society president plan to attend the district conference of Methodist churches at Port Clinton on Monday and Tuesday. The event is titled The Bishop's Questionnaire conference.
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Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
Roxe Beckley
Florence Starr
Elyria
Elyria Methodist Church
C. J. McCombbe
Church of Our Saviour
Cleveland
W. D. Archer
Cambridge
Northeast Ohio
E. E. Shiltz
Missionary Society of the Church
Methodist Churches
Port Clinton
New York Diary Echoes Youth and Literature Tricks
A New York diarist riffs on lunching with a divorced husband, Roy Howard’s son Jack in Indianapolis and Yale, and Kipling’s early fame. He muses on authors, titles, and the theater crowd, noting Hemingway, Hurst, and others, with vivid vignettes of dogs, cats, and a moonlit walk by the water.
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New York
Arnold Bennett
Aince
Roy Howard
Jack
Indianapolis
Yale
Presa Bureau
Europe
The
Orient
Kipling
la Place
Shelley
Brisbane
France Fears Death Rockets Of Next War
French press alarmists warn of a new war tactic with German rocket bases expected along the Rhine frontier. Reports claim 50,000 tons of projectiles could be dumped on France in one night from about 5,000 rocket guns, each base firing every six minutes, threatening railways roads and fortifications.
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Paris
Rhine
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Jritain
Finders Were Not Keepers In Rockland Tale
Lee Langley and his wife found theater tickets, a $34 bank envelope, and a bundle of endorsed checks totaling $8006 on a Rockland town trip. The narration notes children’s saying finders were keepers and implies a cautionary outcome.
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Rockland
Lee Langley
FLOWERS BY AIR FROM COAST CHICAGO TO NEW YORK
Water soaked corsages and bouquets travel fast with United Air Lines express service. California flowers including gardenias and orchids are flown regularly between Chicago and New York in about thirteen and a half hours westbound and nineteen and a half hours eastbound, according to shipping manifests.
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Chicago
California
New York
United Air Lines
Stage money fools burglar in Cincinnati home
A suburban Bellevue Kentucky couple staged a decoy with Mr and Mrs Q S Harper to trap a burglar who entered their home. The intruder took a fat wallet containing 30 cents and stage money while ignoring watches and jewelry valued at several hundred dollars. The note hints that national interests cannot replace principles and suggests a European context.
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Cincinnati
Q. S. Harper
Bellevue
Ky C
Harper
Coquetry Mood At Social Evening In 1930s Noticeably Frivolous
The excerpt describes a mood of flirtation as two people quickly start then avert their gaze. The narrator recalls dining at a couple’s home and compares it to a jaded bachelor’s Sutton Place setting at cocktail time. Banter and sly banter suggest social masquerade and intrigue.
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Sutton Place
Caeca Invidia Est
McNaught Syndicate. Inc
Unrest Blamed On Politicians Across University
William F. McMenamin editor of The Sagebrush at the University of Nevada charges that campus unrest is engineered by outside political actors. He accuses the Student League of Industrial Democracy and National Student League of directing pacifist demonstrations through propaganda and letters to editors.
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Reno
New
American College
William F. McMenamin
Sagebrush
University of Nevada
Student League of Industrial Democracy
National Student League
Student groups urge pledge against war amid campus pamphleteering
The article notes student groups pushing a war pledge and distributing pamphlets to sway opinion. It accuses leaders of shaping student minds into tools for political battles against military factions, claiming many students are duped by the propaganda while McMenamin condones the riots.
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McMenamin
Disturbances Reported at Eastern Institutions Amid NRA Actions
Report describes disturbances as fatal demonstrations and notes NRA actions affecting Rhode Island State Prison. It cites increased baseball practice, band rehearsals, and recreation time as officials respond to the order shutting down the shid factory.
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Haseball
Howard
R. L
NRA
Rhode Island State Prison
Hatchlings Rise From Nampa City Dump Heat
Elmer Beutler caretaker of the city dumps saw baby chicks emerge from discarded eggs heated by the sun. Egg shells and ash piles lay nearby as the unexplainable event interrupted his routine and drew attention to the waste site.
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Nampa
Elmer Beutler
Bacteler
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