Big Chautauqua Week Opens With Star Lineup
The 1921 Chautauqua runs July 8 to 14 with headliners like Carmen Pascova of the Chicago Grand Opera Association and speakers including Quinn O'Brien Governor Brough Granville Jones Robert MacGowan and David Vaughan. Features include Farmer Burns lecture demo Broadway Jones with William Keghley and the Gondoliers under Arthur Dunham. Junior Chautauqua and a full first day schedule with concerts and talks are announced.
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Mr. Vawter
Carmen Pascova
Chicago Grand Opera Association
Quinn O'Brien
Chicago
Governor Brough
Granville Jones
Robert
Arthur Dunham
Jess Pugh
Jess
al Baker
Youna
Billy Prior
Weatherwax Brothers
George Tack
Florence Hardeman
Stewart Wille
Harry Webb Farrington
Richard S. Martin
Back to the Constitution Lecture in Granville Jones Hall
On Saturday July 9 the Junior Town schedule lists 9:00 a m a lecture titled Back to the Constitution by Granville Jones with an admission total of 50c. At 8:00 p m Quin O'Brien presents New Calls to Service with admission 55c. Prelude by Rich-Wern Entertainers at 2:30 p m and 8:00 p m.
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Rich-Werno
Granville Jones
Quin O’brien
Weather Wax Brothers Quartette Concert and Recital Evening
Sunday July 10 schedule lists WEATHER WAX BROTHERS QUARTETTE performing at 2:30 pm and 8:00 pm with a Dramatic Recital by Bertha Kunz Baker. Admission prices 50c and 60c plus 5c tax. events include a 4:00 pm vesper service.
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Weatherwax Brothers Quartette
Bertha Kunz Baker
Bbc
Lecture on America's World Leadership by Governor Brough
Monday events include Junior Town at 9:00 a.m. and a 2:30 p.m. Prelude featuring Florence Hardeman Stewart Wille. A lecture titled Americas World Leadership by Gov. Chas. H. Brough is scheduled with admission 50 cents plus 5 cents tax total 55 cents.
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Florence Hardeman
Stewart Wille
Chas. H. Brough
Community Event Schedule For June And July In Mankato
Town notices list a series of lectures concerts and pageants across June and July in Mankato Minnesota. Events include Modern Literature lectures, The Present Social Unrest discussions, Broadway style entertainments, and performances of The Gondoliers with admission and tax details. The note encourages attending the Man kato Commercial College and provides a finder’s request for lost items.
Local Social Notes From The Sunday Register
Superior Roy Bentley agent for the Sunday Register has appointed Carl Erickson as carrier. Mrs Coleman and sisters visited at Orleans Tuesday. Mrs Shaw of Nashua and son from Webster City visited the Holmes home last week. Mrs A A Holmes’s sister and nephew noted. Mrs A C Bringle Beth and Leonard Haines returned from Lake Park after a week with the J McMullen home. Mrs C Jones of Fort Dodge came for a visit with the Keltz boys. Bert Keltz, student at Town City, came home for vacation. Mrs D M Clump and daughters returned from Ames after commencement exercises. Irene completed a four year course and will teach in Estherville schools next year. Glenn Kruwell spent vacation at home. Bert Keltz returned from Ames after commencement. Wy Bessie Bogges of Clear Lake visiting Mabel Myers. Weise girls spent a week with aunt Mrs Eads at Ceylon Minn. Howard Wiley is home from Minneapolis. Emmet Buckman of Ormsby Minn spent Sunday with home folks. Mr McRoberts of Laverne Minn was a Sunday guest at A A Holmes home. Walter Garland of Garner visited over Sunday at the parental home. James Merriott of Lake Park was a Sunday guest at the home of his parents. Irene and Ruth Clump were over Sunday guests of Mrs Brackett at Spirit Lake. Rob Cooper and wife of Harris were guests at the Keltz home Friday.
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Roy Bentley
Sunday Register
Carl Erickson
Coleman
Orleans
Shaw
Nashua
Webster City
Holmes
A. A. Holmes
A. C. Bringle
Beth
Leonard Haines
Lake Park
J McMullen
C. Jones
Fort Dodge
Keltz
Bert Keltz
Town City
D. M. Clump
Ames
Irene
Estherville
Glenn Kruwell
Bessie Bogges
Clear Lake
James Merriott
George Merriott
Ruth Clump
Brackett
Spirit Lake
Rob Cooper
Harris
Arrival of a daughter celebrated by Jensen family
Mr and Mrs Gerhart Jensen welcome a baby daughter born Sunday. Cemetery Society meets Friday July 1 at Mrs A L Harris home with good attendance urged. Educational Day at Methodist Episcopal church Sunday June 26 features talks by five college youth on why high school grads should pursue higher education. Speakers include Raymond Johnston Grinnell College Ruth Gorton John Thompson Town University Paul Sharar Cecil Munson Morningside College. Evening address on Methodist Colleges and national life to follow by the pastor. Sunday school attendance remains high. a big Fourth of July picnic is planned at the Methodist Camp Grounds Lake Okoboji. Epworth League elects officers Rose Bragg president Bernardo Jones Julia LaGrone Gladys Whitman Helen Robinson secretary Gladys Sharar Eli F Sampson treasurer Marjorie Meadows organist Kenneth Townsend chorister. Institute at Lake Okoboji July 18 24 with large Epworth delegation planned. Leaguers urged to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Raymond Johnston
Grinnell College
Ruth Gorton
John Thompson
Town University
Paul Sharar
Cecil Munson
Morningside College
Lake Okoboji
Epworth League
Rose Bragg
Bernard Jones
Julia LaGrone
Gladys Whitman
Mickie Says Nosta Town Advertisers Under Fire
A local column critiques misleading ads and fake schemes in the town paper. It warns readers not to trust advertising lures and highlights a few careless spenders who ignore careful spending.
Mem bership in the League to be discussed at evening meeting
Sunday at 7 pm a meeting on vital League membership questions is urged for a large turnout at V R Grover Presbyterian Church notes Sabbath School at 10 am preaching at 11 am with a children sermon. Evening service is paused during the hot season. Bible study Thursday at 8 pm. An offering for the China Famine Fund will be taken in the morning service. A sermon on the New Era is planned for next Sunday with Communion on the first Sunday in July. Ages of wild animals listed.
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League
V.R Grover Presbyterian Church
St. John's Gospel
China Famine Fund
Rat Ralphs Home Made Ice Cream Nee Good
Rat Ralphs Ice Cream Shop changes name from Good to Rat Ralphs signaling branding update. Local owners emphasize handmade batches, old fashioned flavors, and neighborhood revival as summer sales rise.
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Ralph
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Hausner Creamery
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J. T. Johnson
Chas. D. Bixby
Chautauqua Bosters
B. B. Anderson
Nau Brothers
R. H. Miller
E. M. Brenneman
H. L. Klocow
Carl W. Olson
L. R. Buckingham
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