Local clubs hold concerts and meetings in winter social season
Society notes report a Parent-Teachers program at Heights school with fifth grade pupils singing and talks on child life. W U and T club elected new officers and planned New Year entertainments. Three H club met at Mrs Finch with Christmas decor and gifts. 1926 winter chautauqua opened at Methodist church with a three day program and varied performers. Jolly Fifty club hosted a successful armory dance with DeMolays invite and Chapan’s orchestra. Presbyterian Intermediate class held Christmas exchange at Lucille Schmoeller home. Chicago marriage license issued for D Norwood Jones and Lillian Coffey.
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Parent-Teachers Association
the Heights School
Edith Boileau
Johnson
Edgar Guest
Bowers
Harry Turner
H. Club
George Finch
Glen Knupp
Jake Snyder
Dwight Hesseltine
Velda
Methodist Church
G. K. Mace
Lyceum
J. J. Miller
Winifred Allen
Everette Griffith
Elgar
Dickerson
Atkinson
Brown
Zeek
Jackson
Jolly Fifty
Armory
McWilliams
Chapan
The
Presbyterian Church
Elsie Glassburner
Lucille Schmoeller
West Madison Street
Fortnightly club and related groups schedule December meetings
The Fortnightly literature department meets Monday at 2 20 PM with Mrs Henry Hull. The Pythian Sisters of West Chester join the K P lodge to attend M E church meetings Tuesday at 7 30. Albert M Huff Auxiliary meets Tuesday 7 30 in the G A R room. Home Economies divisions hold December meetings including a Christmas program and orphanage collection. Havre Social club Christmas exchange with officers elected. date change noted.
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Henry Hull
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester
K. P. Lodge
M. E
M. FE. C
F. Sh. Wilson
East Main
Mre
Sam Wittmer
Havre
Christ
Community group notices and Christmas exchange plans
The B and P Women's Club meets in the Y Community Room on Wednesday December 15. Members should notify Frances Mc Coy by Tuesday evening to be excused or to bring guests and bring a gift under 25 cents for the Christmas Exchange. The Delphian Society meets December 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the library. A Wo man’s Relief Corps Fellowship meeting is set for December 15 at 2 p.m. in the Grand Army room of the courthouse with talks on Americanization and America’s influence, refreshments served, public invited.
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B. & P. Women's Club
Frances McCoy
Third
Fourth Ward
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army Room
Court House
America
Miss Dawes
Zuldah
Vance Telford
Mr. Telford
Evans
Huldah
Telford
Harmony Club December Dinner At John Wheel Are Home
Mrs Clement Griffith hosts Wellston social club on Thursday afternoon for a Christmas exchange each lady to bring a small candy amount. The Harmony club plans its December dinner at the John Wheel on home December 5th.
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Clement Griffith
Wellston
Harmony Club
John Wheel
Havre School Christmas Program and Candy Supper
Havre school will host a program on Thursday December 16 followed by a candy and box supper. Coffee and sandwiches will be sold and ladies are asked to bring boxes. Hdna Witting is the teacher in charge.
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Havre
Hdna Witting
Sunshine Community Club Meeting with Mrs Randall
The Sunshine Community club will meet with Mrs. Clarence Randall on Wednesday afternoon to conduct the Christmas exchange.
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Sunshine Community Club
Clarence Randall
Daughters of Civil War Veterans Luncheon Planned
The Daughters of Civil War Veterans host a luncheon Monday at noon December 13 at the G A R hall for all old soldiers and their wives or widows.
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G. A. R. Hall
Young Women Missionary Oyster Supper Set at Monday Meeting
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will hold an oyster supper during the regular social meeting Monday at 6 00 PM. Attendees are asked to bring fifteen cents for the supper.
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Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Reserved seats at Phillips Drug for Evangeline
Practical notice shows Evangeline’s reserved seats checked at Phillips Drug store starting Monday morning at 8:00 and continuing to Tuesday night then Wednesday morning at 8:00 for Wednesday night.
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Evangeline
Phillips Drug Store
The Accusing Footsteps
A narrative speaks of remorse and concealed vows, with a speaker confessing a murder to his own conscience. He recalls overhearing a secret marriage arrangement and the chain of events that led to a terrible tragedy.
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Huldah Evans Seonk
Secret marriage plot ends in tragedy and renewal
A narrator recounts a love battle in a village where Huldah forgives a rival lover. Telford dies at a forewarned bridge disaster, and the narrator, after a guilty act, learns the truth of Miss Dawes love and Telford reform. In the end Huldah chooses the narrator as justice and love return.
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Huldah
Evans Place
Telford
Tran
Rum in the Age of Sail How Sailors Lived Off the Barrel
The article recalls rum as a crucial shipboard resource kept by the captain and rarely used by cooks. In storms or holidays, crews earned access, while mutinies centered on capturing the rum barrel, triggering chaos aboard merchant ships and whalers.
Rum as Sailor Perk in Royal Navy History
The Warship crew enjoyed a daily rum allowance, a two to one water mix served at midday. Refusers received pay in lieu, tied to monthly earnings. The practice contrasted with American ships where rum and a home supply were customary, akin to molasses sales at village stores.
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Jamaica
Fall River Globe
Notoriety and Fame Joke Explains Difference
Mandy asks Rachel to define the difference between notoriety and fame. Rachel jokes that a thousand dollars of roses fills a room with fragrance, while a dollar’s worth of fried onions can scent the whole town, illustrating the contrast in impact. The quip ends with a humorous note about public perception.
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Mandy
Rachel
For Sale Three Tons of Clover Hay in Barn
For sale 3 tons of extra good clover hay stored in a barn. Seller: Donald McLaughlin. Location 25712.
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Donald McLaughlin
Livestock Estimates Reported for Chicago Market
Unofficial figures from Chicago on December 11 show hogs at 56,000 head, cattle 28,000, sheep 20,000 for Monday. Hogs for all of next week are estimated at 215,000.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices Report
Clover seed cash quotes show 20.40 imported and 22.75 domestic with December 17.30 February 17.50 and March 17.50 asked. Timothy seed cash 2.55 with December 2.85 bid and March 3.00 bid.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Sabbath Services by Rev J B Gilmore in Pueblo Colorado
Reformed Presbyterian Church invites for Sabbath school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev J B Gilmore of Pueblo Colorado Morning subject Sanctified and Meet for the Masters Use Evening subject Hope Cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. B. Gilmore
Pueblo
Colorado
African elephants face tusk depletion from tusk trade
A report notes over 70 000 African elephants suffer tusk removal due to mining and trade pressures. Experts warn illegal poaching and ivory demand threaten populations and require stronger enforcement.
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