Aline Worth Ainsworth High School Operetta Presentation
Ainsworth high school presents the operetta to be staged Wednesday evening at the high school. Director is Miss Swan. Cast includes Peggy played by Margaret Scranton, Patrick by James Quinn, Robert by Howard Person, Mary by Helen Rahbenold, Mike O’Novae by Walter Reagney, Agnes and Rosie by Myrna Sands and Martha Mathers, with chorus led by Geo.
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Aine Worth
Ainsworth High
Frortun
Miss Swan
Reid ‘Rits
Blarney
Peggy
Margaret Scranton
Patrick
James Quinn
Robert
Howard Porson
Mary
Helen Rahbenold
Mike O Novte
Walter Reagney
Agnes and
Rosie
Leides
Myrna Sands
Martha Mathers
Boye
Geo
Hess poultry line now at R L Gibsons Produce House
Hess line of poultry products is now available at R L Gibsons Produce House. Customers can obtain any item in that line from Mr Gibson for information and purchase.
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Hess
R. L. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Hog market tops at ten fifty five dollars
The market shows hog prices leading at 10.55 dollars. Weather outlook calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with steady temperatures.
Local notes from Washington on business and moves
Henry Ecklund of Kansas City spends a few days in Washington on business. Arthur Pratt leaves for Marengo for a day of business. Mrs. D A Chalmers departs for Berwyn to live with her daughter. T A Miche s J opens a law office in Blair Building. Truman Voeder arrives from Kalona for a brief Washington visit. John Wenger of Wayland and John D Jones of Crawfordsville visit Washington for business.
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Henry Ecklund
Kansas City
Washington
Truman Voeder
Kalona
John Wenger
Wayland
John D. Jones
Crawfordsville
Community Visitors and Local Sickness Report in Ainsworth
George Boyd Dupnean and Mr Johnston of Columbus Jct. visited Ainsworth on Monday. A farm bureau lesson on lamp shades will be held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs J A Marsh’s home. Pauline Clegg, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Clegg, is sick with pneumonia. Mrs Ray Cox and son Deans of Washington visited the S T Wheeler home Sunday. A general uptick in illnesses, mostly colds and throat troubles, is noted with several women recovering. On January 20 Mrs Lee Hunt hosted ladies including Mrs Fannie Rowan and others. Roy Moore won fastest knotting fortitude.
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Lee Hunt
Fannie Rowan
Rena Endsley
Ida Hunt
Roy Moore
Lulu Moore
Funeral tribute for David M Lemon and family names
Thankful note from Mrs J Lemon Wilson Lemon and family Frank Lemon and families for kindness shown during illness and after the death of husband father and brother David M Lemon. Funeral held Sunday at Lt Jones funeral home with Rev P.
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T.o
David M. Lemon
J. Lemon
Wilson Lemon
Will Lemon
Frank Lemon
Revised Winter Schedule at Y For Gym Classes
The Y lists a weekly winter timetable with sessions for youth and adults. Daily blocks include basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, and specialized classes such as leaders corps and young men programs across Monday through Saturday, with times ranging from 4:00 to 9:00 PM and multiple age groups.
Head on the Quarter Symbolizes Liberty
The article notes that the head on the United States 25-cent piece represents a generalized likeness of Liberty, serving as a symbol rather than a specific individual. The description emphasizes the coin's broader meaning rather than a named person.
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United States
Molasses and Treacle Clarified By Local Sermon Notes
E Roll led a musical program at the Christian church with Claude Tucker Ralph Keller J T Moore and Leslie Dunlap performing while pallbearers Sam Doran and F M Kelley stood at the service. Burial was at Woodlawn.
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E. Roll
Claude Tucker
Ralph Keller
J. T Moore
Leslie Dunlap
The
Christian Church
Sam Doran
F. M. Kelley
Woodlawn
Funeral services for W P Koons in Los Angeles
Funeral services were held at L A Jones funeral home Friday afternoon with Dr F W Eastwood in charge and a duet by A F Holm and Mrs Lawrence Wilson. The body was taken to Monroe Iowa for interment Sunday.
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W. P. Koons
L.A. Jones Funeral Home
F.W. Eastwood
A. F. Holm
Lawrence Wilson
Monroe
Iowa
The Sacred Flame Comes as Melodrama on Laigonna 1H
A melodramatic 1H reel titled The Sacred Flame unfolds on Laigonna with heightened emotion. The piece centers on dramatic stakes and personal sacrifice as the leading performers navigate a ritualized sequence of turns and glances.
The Sacred Flame at Fox Theatre with Pauline Fredrick
Warner Bros. Vitaphone all talking film based on Maugham stars Pauline Fredrick Conrad Nagel and an all star cast. Set in England the drama follows Maurice Taylor a Royal Flying Corps colonel, his wife a nurse, and a fatal love triangle ending in confession and sacrifice.
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Tangled
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Fox Theatre
Somerset
Maugham
Pauline Fredrick
Conrad Nagel
William Courtenay
Lila Lee
Walter Byron
Alec B. Francis
Dale Fuller
All-Starr
England
Maurice Taylor
Royal Flying Corps
Mr. Magel
Maurice
Ace
Stella
Phantom of the Opera at Graham Theatre in color scenes
Lon Chaney stars in Universal’s talking thriller The Phantom of the Opera shown at the Graham Theatre. Elaborate Faust inspired color scenes and musical accompaniment feature in a grand Paris Opera House masque with Mary Philbin Norman Kerry in support.
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Paris Opera House
Universal
Graham Theatre
Lon Chaney
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Sailors ignore medals as 128072 unclaimed at Admiralty
London reports that at least 128,072 sailors have not claimed medals from the Admiralty, indicating a vast pool of honors left uncollected. The article notes the surprising scale of unclaimed awards and the potential administrative impact.
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London
Local Moves and Notes from Washington Area
R F McFarlane leaves for Des Moines to attend Grain Dealers convention. Harry Dickerson heads to Des Moines for Rock Island operation. Mr and Mrs Charles Spurfeon depart for Texas after seven months in Washington. Auctioneer Chas Brown advertises services. Dr R C Boyer visits Washington then proceeds to Des Moines. Viola McConnell leaves Washington for Monmouth Illinois to visit her son.
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R. F. McFarlane
Des Moines
Charles E. Spurfeon
Texas
Washington
Mr. Spurfeon
Rickey
Viola McConnell
Earl] Bickford
Monmouth
Stanley
Dunsmore Illness Mentioned in Peoria Family Notice
Friends in Washington mourn news of Fred Dunsmore of Peoria and Cora Teeter wife of Fred. Reports say sleeping sickness kept Fred Dunsmore Sr. ill for three weeks with no change. Fred Dunsmore Jr. and Mary Elizabeth visited grandmother this Friday. Auctioneer Aus Sutherland advertises calls after 6 p.m. until March 1.
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Washington
Fred Dunsmore
Peoria
Cora Teeter
John Teeter
Fred Jr
Mary Elizabeth Dunsmore
Rosenberger sisters visit grandmother in Colfax
Marjorie Rosenberger arrived from Colfax Iowa to spend an extended visit with her grandmother Mrs James Flemming and her sister Juanita Rosenberger at the family home.
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Marjorie Rosenberger
Colfax
James Flemming
Juanita Rosenberger
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