Theatre Grand World Présents a Moving Lost Era Tale
The production spans scenes from a sorrowful mother’s struggle to shield her son from a harsh environment to the Great War era in America. Philippe De Lacey leads as the young son portrayed with emotional depth, supported by Constance Howard, Ted McNamara, and direction by John Ford. The narrative follows schooling, adoption by an aristocratic woman, and a poignant farewell as the mother watches hope fade.
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Bell Pennett
America
Philippe de Lacey
Meuilion
Mianhood Fae
Victor Melaigton
Piegg
Kilkenny
Leoson
Wateh Low
Clayton
Contance
Howard
Ted McNamara
John Ford
Black Waters at Fox Theater Tonight and Saturday
A starless picture with a principal cast from San Francisco plays at the Fox Theater. The all talking mystery Black Waters features Kirkwood and Loder among a veteran ensemble from Peter Pan and other works.
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Fox Theatre
San Francisco
Kirkwood
Out
Siary Firian
Frank Reicher
John Loder
The
Kins
Fragmented OCR: local report on interns and veterans
Incomplete text notes remarks about veterans from the state and reports from other cities. Mentions interns and dialogue but lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities.
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Thirst
Kaufman Family Gatherings Across Weekend
Andy Kaufman and Mrs Au spent Saturday evening with the Kaufman family including Louie Kaufman and Tami at Weineke. Lena Hertig celebrated a birthday with Mr and Mrs C W Jackson and Ann Kaufman. The Stalders and related families joined in visits at Emil Stalder home and August Glanz.
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Ae Douglas
Andy Kaufman
Auurday
Hanzman
Dake Kaufmans
Louie Kaufman
Tami
Weineke
Boose
Madia
Lena Hertig
C. W. Jackson
Ann Kaufman
Peter Lamber
Arthur Conrad
Till Ledger
Thornton Alters
Edith Stalder
Brighton Route One Prody A Borke and Local Visitors
Washington letters and social visits fill Saturday and Thursday nights with Prody Borkoski calling on Frank Clark at Wayland. Mrs Terry Gowey and Kenney attend Washington events. Mr and Mrs Victor Oswalt visit Keokuk to see Mrs Oswalt's gravely ill mother. Local residents, including Keith Barnes and the Grosseurs, are mentioned with Sunday activities and a Wellston school picnic closing the week.
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Brighton
Borkoski
Avery
Washington
Jorton
Terry Gowey
Kenney
Frank Lark
Wayland
Victor Oswalt
Keokwk
Wellston
Clarence Grosseur
Freseep
Mervin Grosseur
Hima
Weternoon
Wellston School Holds Event With Awards And Picnic
The Wellston school hosted a May visit with twenty five attendees on the lawn for a end of term program. Students received honors for most improved writing penmanship and neatness. Miss Stout will leave and Miss Sayre will teach next year in Washington st.
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Welston
May Churchill
Josephine Washington
Little
Walter
Chas
Brining
Kanawee Hotle
Anton
Forrest Asinnin
Miss Stuot
Donal
Irene Har Fest
Herschel Corpman
Josephne Einning
Uene Harvey
Lawre Miksehylov
Wellston School
Washington St
Stout
Miss Mile Sayre
Havre Brief Notes On Local Gossip And Events
Havre reports scattered local items from May 22: Walter Gard linked to a response, a Wednesday afternoon incident with Clem Baghe and others, and mentions of Howard Sir de from Washington. Names appear in partial form due to OCR.
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Havre
Dananier
Berita
Clem
Amy
Howard Sir
Washington
Local Social News Highlights From Washington Area
Mrs. Wm McBride and Barnett family visited. Carl Schneider and Omer Wagner hosted. Al Prank Schmeder and Mrs MW Flynn traveled to Illinois to visit relatives. Fran Mayhew and Joe Klofenstein’s guests were reported. Helen Bishop visited Pred Areeil in Washington. Harold Kiopfenstein to graduate this year. several classmates named.
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Wm. McBride
Barnett
Carl Schneider
Omer Wagner
Havre
Helen Bishop
Predareeil
Washington
Will Stafford
Muscatine
Harold Kiopfenstein
Marie Zeislowsky
Helen Itshop
Virgie Willhompson
Bana Weate
Verm
Stafford
Montgomery Ward
J. L. Pease
Martin Westen
Lillian
Marjoree Duniar
Carl Dunia
Melo Soap Ad Claims Cleaner Washing With Hard Water
An ad pitches Melo soap as superior for hard water, claiming clothes become snowy white without rings. It warns dirt shows in clean water and promises delightful suds using only the amount directed, urging readers to buy Melo at their grocer.
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