Washington Woman Weds Chicago Man in Meth odist Parsonage
Miss Alice Haight of Washington and Ollie Perry of Chicago were married by Rev W W Bowers in a single ring ceremony at eight o'clock Saturday evening. Guests included the bride's mother and grandfather and Mr and Mrs H L Hemberner. The couple left for Chicago to begin life together. The society notes also cover club meetings, charity relief, a Christmas tree event, and a W H M S banquet with detailed postscripts.
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Alice
Haight
Ollie P. Perry
Chicago
Re. W. W. Bowers
Methodist Church
Walter Haight
O. F. Haight
H.l Henberner
Perry
Washington
Sam Perry
Fairfield
Co. B. and Q. Railroad Company
Mrs. O'i
Fourth Ward W R C GoeRal Program at the Y
The fourth ward W R C held a Thursday afternoon program in the community rooms at the Y. Mrs Larson was absent so Miss Bess Conger presided and led the event. The opening numbers featured two piano solos by Miss Bratton, a performer well known in Washington audiences.
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Fourth Ward
Larson
Bess Conger
Bratton
Washington
Jesse Miller
Lincoln School Christmas Program Delights Saturday
The Lincoln school held its top day with a 9:30 Kindergarten program directed by Esther Maron. The group sang The Anvil Chorus The Dance of the Honey Bees Away in a Manger Silent Night and Joy to the World Wilford Lown played saxophone. Gifts were given to parents and Santa Claus arrived with candy treats.
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Lincoln School
Esther Maron
Mary Elizabeth Achison
Wilford Lown
Christmas Pageant in Room I Ends With Shared Gifts
At 10 30 the scene moved to Room I where children performed Little Hunters and a playlet Christmas Secrets revealing Santa Claus. The cast, led by Tinmy Grey and Betty Jones, shared gifts with parents and sang Silent Night. Room II followed at 1 15 under Miss Powel.
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Santa Claus
Tinmy Grey
Stu Wolin
Dna Mayo
Santa
Betty Jones
Max Cuddy
Harold Jack
Sally
Jesse Earle Miller
Lincoln School Christmas Program Enlivens Community
Pupils performed songs drills and recitations for Christmas with room teachers Miss Kendall Mrs Pauls and Miss Boileau directing assisted by Miss Boi eau. Act features Joy to the World Christmas Carol The Christmas Story and The Birthday of a King plus treats for children and many parents attending. A new piano arrived just in time for the program.
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Kendall
Pauls
Boieau
Miss Boileau
Virginie Ree
Lincoln School
Community Club Meetings and Holiday Events
Local clubs schedule meetings at homes and schools with Christmas exchanges and card drives. Notices list dates for De Molay Queen Esther Fern Leaf Delphian Society and Baptist Sunday school party with details on gatherings and contributions.
A Joke On Father Barrell In Colorado Visit
In Colorado on a California jaunt the Father Barrell tale unfolds with Indians mistaken for natives, a bald head sighting, and a festival in Eversons Hall featuring a strawberry and ice cream celebration. A festival committee list and comic quips punctuate the muddled reminiscence.
Conundrum: Why are eggs 10 cents in Washington
The note jokes that prices stay low in Washington due to two figures, Hise and Sheets, preferring to move large volumes for small gains rather than small volumes for larger profits.
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Washington
Handsomely Done Deposits 1000 For Tornado Victims
A local gentleman deposits 1000 at First National Bank for 15 persons injured by the late tornado estate. Cashier Clark will issue certificates of deposit for these individuals via post office. Those receiving mail elsewhere should call at our post office for their messages.
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First National Bank
Clark
Miss Carrie Canfield Married and Travel Plans
Miss Carrie Canfield wed on Tuesday morning December 23 1872 and left by train for Leavenworth and St Louis. A Ryn Alway notes congratulations as treasurer Ander son’s team caused a brief uproar over a bonneted buggy. Bulgary: Capt Dougherty woke to find a door open and unlocked then found a tumbling bureau drawer but nothing missing. The burglar was likely hidden in the house.
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Carrie Canfield
Leavenworth
St. Louis
Dougherty
John Alex Young Elected Teller of Washington National Bank
John Alex Young was elected teller of the Washington National Bank on Monday night and will begin duties immediately. Thomas Teller will fill Young’s vacant Deputy Auditor post, having previously served as deputy to Ex- Auditor Young. The Press notes Young’s proven trustworthiness and efficiency in prior roles. James Waddle was chosen director in a late election.
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John Alex Young
Washington National Bank
Thomas Teller
Young
James Waddle
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