Great Barrington Cabaret Dinner Controversy Sparks Denials
D B Cornell, real estate agent and Great Barrington Chamber of Commerce president, returned from New York and said Miss May Wilson denied she told of unseemly acts at the chamber dinner cabaret. He claimed a member tried to pull a dancer into his lap, but another woman intervened urging her to stay.
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Great Barrington
Mass
D. B. Cornell
Cornell
Chamber of Commerce
Mt Auburn Socials Share Brief Winter Visits
Mt Auburn on Feb 24 residents report Mrs C F Todd and children of Hilendale Minn visiting the Bramhall home for a few days Mrs Chas Lee travels to Dysart for a short visit with her daughter Miss Marvel Huppert Mr and Mrs Robt Thompson of
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Mt. Auburn
Hilendale
Minn
Bramhall
Chas. Lee
Dysart
Miss Marvel Huppert
Robt. Thompson
Weekend Socials and Local Notes Highlight Community Life
Visitors from Cedar Rapids and Miss Nelle King from Vinton drop by. Mrs Grace Randall hosts a March 1 wedding for Miss Ida Appleton with kewpie and heart decorations. Saloon petition activity heats up with threats of open saloons for months. Walnut Street Baptist hosts a workers' meeting at 10 PM. Evangelical church plans a six room parsonage costing about 1000 dollars. F W Kingsbury travels to Osage for grandmother's funeral. Food for the hungry advertisement rounds out the notices.
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Cedar Rapids
Nelle King
Vinton
Grace] Randall
Tda Appleton
Randall
Appleton
Evangelical Church
F.W. Kingsbury
Osage
J. B. Kingabury
West Union Community Notes and Obituary Summary
Mrs. James Stewart of West Union died suddenly Monday morning, likely from a non stroke or heart cause. Funeral expected at Presbyterian church Saturday at 1, depending on arrival of children. Survived by son Dr James Stewart of Grover, California, and daughter Mrs Ina Hammond of Fresno. another daughter Mrs Mattie Van Sickle predeceased. Community notices cover art club program, upcoming sermons, new residents, cemetery fundraiser, and rebuilding after a recent fire.
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West Union
James Stewart
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Chambers
Altho
Grover, Cale
Ina Hammond
Fresno
Cal
Fred Stewart
United States Navy
Key West
Fla
Mattie van Sickle
Ruth
H. P. Hancock
West Union Art Club
A. H. Kent
T. W. Winston
Baptist Church
J. H. Dougherty
Mary Finch
G. Carmichael
Fifteen items mark present week in Tripoli social notes
Mr and Mrs Henry Bierman celebrated their thirty fifth anniversary. Ed Vankner had surgery and is recovering. Nora Rang and Arthur Schultz wed near Waverly. The Farmers Implement Co plans a new cement block building. Mr and Mrs Chas Piegoes celebrated twenty fifth anniversary. The G C club honored Thelma Franklin on her birthday. A workers meeting at Walent Street Baptist Church was held.
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Tripoli
Henry Bierman
Mil Etkema
Fayette
Arthur Clute
E. Ladd
S. J. Leonard
Bisbee
N. D
Frank Sager
John M. Hazlett
W. H. Robinson
Black Hawk
B. Bennett
Charlotte
B. Stenzel
Waverly
L. Wilhelm
St. Paul
Herman Slafferer
Creighton
Neb
Nora E. Rang
Arthur J.schultz
Waverly Lon
Farmers’ Implement Co
Kramer
Chas. Piegoes
Thelma Franklin
Marys Vacation Shows Small Girl Finds Joy in Giving
A 1915 tale of Mary a child with few resources who turns loneliness into charity. By mending dolls and repairing books she makes outfits for dolls and donates items to a home for motherless and fatherless girls. The story emphasizes how helping others brings personal happiness.
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Mary
Httle
Marty
Mars
Joan
Robber at Hook Island depot fails to get funds
Vinton dispatch notes a night operator at Hook Island depot fends off a masked robber. The gun misfired and the thief retreated. Narratives include local social events and political chatter with minor moves of residents, including plans for a glove factory and county superintendent race.
Are your kidneys overworked and needing relief
An old medical ad warns that uric acid from meat injures kidneys and urges a Rheumasalts remedy. It claims kidneys overwork, causing headaches and fatigue, and promises quick, pleasant relief with a saline laxative drink marketed by a Minneapolis company at 28¢ to 41.90 per bottle.
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Naumabath Company
Mnneapo! Inn
Waterloo saloon debate prompts workers meeting at church
A call to action warns of nine months more of open saloons and attendant vices in Waterloo unless sane men on the saloon petition act soon. A workers' meeting is set for Walnut Street Baptist Church tonight at ten. Food for the hungry ad appears.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Waleut Street Taptist Church
Wood
Aiwartizeme
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