davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

Getting an idea IL the mos, I'm.
ton picture scenario writing. but
proper development OF that Idea Is
vitality important, II the idea IL to
grow into a motion picture.
Hobart Bosworth, famous actor
director writer. dweii- at consider
able length on this matter In n talk
TO J. Parker Read. tr-seattio Star
scenario contest entrants
In part. he says;
once having conceived your idea
and carefully considered II. you must
build your story humanity correct
Making a scoundrci overnight Ia all
right IN fiction. but all wrong In
r~ai life. You can't cxaxgrraio In
the movies
MUST Ry1sRODUC1
HUMAN TYPES
a motion picture play has 60 re-
produce faithfully human types or
Il IL worthless. II must produce
them naturally.
"Altho was many years on the
stage. I know I am better as a stage
character now than ever before. be.
cause In the movies have been com
PEELED 20 study human nature and
portray human characters In their
natural manner.
Motion pictur. producers now
seek the splendid story. then pick
the cast TO suit u. They do not b.
lieve 70 much in stars an in good pic.
lures. well produced.
The star is n trademark 20 \ big
extent II you can write a play 20
exactly suit particular star. whose
development has cost some big pro
Queer big money. you are sure Of
succesa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
COLO N l A L
'sW I WE'RE KING"

(Fox)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

Noberf 9irfl IeiItete Dem Soba11tl
@eM Musbilfe BET Der @isernte.
Meatb. &edner uno gran. Seinrih
Miaer nnD @attin Soiepb Gbeiie1
uno Sid. Deder nn0 beIlere 8alfte
lparen 5onntagsgdlte Der 5onnilie
lSolem Doubef.
Naatb. aelner III nit Der 33ilberei.
tung BON 500 3aanpfoiten ertig ge-
morDen, Die er Bel bent gin5allnen eis
l1er Sarm bertpellben miro.
6ra15 Nierenbalien feine 9odb6fel
@Iara uro sSobann Me0l genoiien an
Counting Die @oitfrennoidoH oer So.
Mile s. S. Mbrion.
sso5epb Donbef unb 5obne erfrel1
ten Ietten 5onntag Die Sa11ilie Wea
|fbias 5brnitt nit 8eiuh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
NDrgange
iul NOuntD
Qpon.

Geter Madtemes faufte 5mei 8il.
iorbtiide lit st. GIonb nnb bat in
leinen fiir bteien 3med eingeridteteu
Gsebauoe cine 8iuarbbaqe erofnet.
8. s. aeppers npbnte Der IN Wi11.
,capolis nbgehaltenen breitdgige11
&onpention Ser giienparenbanoler
lei.
6rans 5dmib mar borlebten san1-
ltag in @eIdsaften nad ben 3ntaings-
fta6teu.
Die Moon 5el,ermebr bielt borleb=
Ten Montagabeno TIRE regulare Yer Ser
ianrmluna, in Ser beridieoene iate-
reiIante neutrality-suspicious.
~beiprod,eu nurben.
Matb. fsau6eI bon Ninneapolis be-
ftuoet 1id, bier anf einige 8oden 81
@eIud Der 6rau Marg. 4dmann.
IIfreo @oB uno 6ralt bon Bo'tip-
tsus, q. ., iin0 bier 81 mebrere
Wod}en 6auernoem ge1ude BET Sreltn-
aeu 1tno @er1panDten eingetroHen.
SRI. Marn @unoringer nno Sri,
Sulonna Meubal1er nit 5amilie bon
ssotpo ,uobnten Der bier Mittpoh ge=
ieiertcn goloenen @od5eit oes Sid,
8%unoringer unb 6rau bel.
;Srau @einrih &lein erltatfete ibrer
lit Salem, g. g., mobnen6cn S6inc=
tier eineu m%ehrtdgiaeu 8eInd:
sahhem 6r1. Sna @retid ibrer bier
OF ser &ippenfenent5iin6ung erfranf=
ten Sdtpeiter beigeltanoen, 1T lie leb=
ten 9ieuitas nod 8ismarf, &c. O.,
s~ltriifgefebrt, no il. iib I'M ct. Mler=
tits 9ospttol oTs &ranfcnpHegerin
ausbil0et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Jdcobs prairie.

gonnab 81. Stint 1T bon sen 8pH=
Iinggitdbten 5l1rHd, no er gorffebs
|rungen fir eine fiinitlibe 9aro ge
froHen bot
SRI. &atbarira Blum eriittattete ib=
rer lit Sreeport mobnen6en 5bnelter.
einen I1lingeren 8eiltd.
SRI. gberefia 5herer bot III Meeinz
neapoIIiis ene 5teM ag 5tenpgra-
pbir nibernonmen, mdbrertb Dr Brn=
Der glei6fans cine 5tene III Der Mebl-
ita6t gefunDer bm.
gloiiug 5derer erbieH ei1en Bier
oebufidlng, oarob er tageIa1g arbeifs-
[nnfabig mar.
3oiepb S 5berer, sSsnbbn nro So
epb ssor1ns nnren @ef1dfe balber
nod Miif1neapolis, bon mo Die bei0en
Iebtge1rn1nten auf Der Riiidfreiiiie niren
Ill Mnofo mobnenben 9beim8 bernhard
@6ring beinhhtten.
Ben. Enlfe1 un6 MIois Dellng be-
goben iid porIebfe WodR mad Main=
nenpolig, no cine Motorffd1le be-
Iuden tper6en.
George Merfing bon Ger5, Mei1i1.,
erfreMfe Bier mob1enbe 8ertpanoten
|uf1o s5re1,noe init @ei1d.
So. esobn Shneioer bon Muffin
Main11., no ct cine Meoforfdl,le Be-.
8fndh ns gIItternbalg anrndfgefebrf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Belgrade

Ml1f Der bier abgebaltenen Sabres-
%perlammIung Ser greamerD Miiocias
ton nuroe beidloIfen, Elm brei 2ots
umfaiienoes @runbitiid 0aS Der
strnBe gegeniber BON Der 8elgraoe
Cooperative 9eite gelegen iif,Don Ser,
mann 9anb gum s3ned au fo1ifen, out
6emlelben cine nere Butterfubrif 81
erri6ten. Ser geplante 8au mirf
mabrldeinlib i'm 9anfe Ser 0iesiabri=
qer 8uufaiion erribtet unb 5tDar 81
einem @oItenmfpan0e bon arnabert1f
$4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
GoueeepiHe

eDr bodn. p. SIibor, 9. 9.
balt an Sen Mithppfaben0e11 Der So
Iten5eit Die Gaitpreoigten an Der ct.
8onifatiusfirde Des bo6m. r. Mbrtan
s. g. s., 5u Mtn1Rapolis.
Mm 5reitogna9mittag bergar1get1e1
ISOLDE %itottete Der bodn'fe Biido1
Ssso1epb S. Bn16 bon ct. Glono IN
i8ealeintnq oes bpbm. Seinitenpaters
@arelhe bon ct. 2oniS Der Mnitalt
|einen bodIt niIIfomme1len 8efu6 ab.
|Sod)m. r. @nreibe. Der Serausgeber
|0es .Aueen's 8orff, belt I'M 2anfe
|6es Mabmittags ben 5tuoiofen einen
iebr geoiegenen nnb anregenoen Bor-
ltraq lber Sic groBe 8eoent1ng beS
2oienapoltolntes nnb Die berihieberen
|Bebiete, auf 0enen 6asielbe al1s51111=
ben iei.
Mm Sonntugmorgen legte TT Der
|gborfopene Der Mbtei Der ebrfpiroige
@Ierifer 5rater BbiIp @nrtmar11, 9.
go. sic feierIiden DroensgelIboe ab.
|5r. 8bi1ip geborf Der ct. 2eo=9lbtet,
|6lorioa, an, uno abfolDtert ieine fbeo=
|Iogiiden 5tnoien in ct. Sobn's.
Ser oenti9e ct 8onifatins litero-
rildezBerein m4blte ait 8eamten fir
|Das 8meite 5emeiter ieines gol0enen
Subeliabres:: 8ilfre0 6errgoH, gice<
8rajioent, Serrn &ubI, 5efretar nno
Germ 5pabn 5dabmeiter. 3ie 5tpei
Iekten geriammlu1gen bes Bereins
maren beionoers ~i11tereliant nnb an
regero. Sic 9erren Mlpbons Weatf,
Is: aapsner, s gebtolo, 8. 8oeb, 6.
Some, M. &erriges nnb 81. Snngle1
|fnbrten auf Der 8iibne 6es Nnoito=
RUINS oas berrIibe 5tiid: ugin5dnlz
|bilo aus otter 3eif" anf. Ser bobD.
Hralioent F. Soiepb @renter, s. g.
IS, bielt fur5e gortrdge mber nSe1e=
patbie1 n1o niber bic Not1partiiun
|2iga, nn6 nelde 5telnng mar 81
|ibr nebmen loQte." @err Giceprdii0ern
8ilfrio @errgott belt eine HenfIiide
8ebe mber uDe Hrladen Der benti=
Igen lo3talen nnralf int 2at10e.1 Serr
Isabn 0%eflumierte bas bra1natifbe &c
bidt s. lblanbs: Sees sdngers
5Iud@. 51mmtIibe Reo1er ernteten
Iu11ten 8eifan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
6reenmaI0.

Madgenonrte Garmer Der hinge
geno baben bon Der bie1igen 6arnters
@ompnnD Cement 5ilos gefauf:
Weinnl MeDer, Sobn Ssrnoiefe, Sobn
Glhioa uro 5rou 59mieling.
Mlois &11l5er 1tno Sei1rrtb 5bun
beiorgten ben grarspon bon bier
8aggonIaoungen Biieb fir bte @ree11-
mal6 Sarmers gompnth nod suo.
Saul.
@on Bier5, mo er ieinen1 8ruoer
mebrere Monote IN Der Mrbeif al1sz
bali 1T Martin Ntbmam mieoer gu
uns 5uruiidfgefebrt.
M. 6. @eue tDobnte Der IN ct,
CLOUD abgebaltenen &onDention Der
gambler IN Mdergerdten bel.
8m.S 5pdtb bat liid bon ieinem
rbenmatnben 2eioen, ons i'm cine
8pde lang plagte, nieoer 10 5ten1lt9
erbolt.
Ser 5an1ilie Miih. aolb nur0e EN-
munteres Sobnden geboren. Oe0ge
9es sur 6renbe Der gltern lDadle1 nno.
geoeibenl Dns gleiBe 6renoenere1g=
MS trng iiidJ III Der 5arnilie Gerb.
Denborf 81, ous 81 ber5li6en 9lud=
ipiiniden beranlaBfe.
@arl @in1ing lit NIT Dem Serbei-
fabren bes 8nunaferialS fir e111e11
11euen uDairD1 Stan belbdftigt.
Die @reentpaIo Sarn1erS Company
erbielt eine 8aggonlaoung 5ractors
IN bergangener 8pde.
Sic @reennaD glepator COMPANY
berianofe cine neutrality-suspicious.
8ei5en nod Ser 8etdeIl-Sat1ton 50,
Sic 227 8nf6el unD 20 Bfum enf=
bieH nn6 Die fir $6655.95 perfanff
p1troe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Colo Spring.

BauI 5roble nr1b 5ran iinbb borleB--
ten Dien]tag bon ibrer nad Soma GEE
ma6ten 9o65eitgreiie 5urndgefebrt.
Mi6. 8iegelmeier bat mil Camille
iein 9e1m mad 81. glou02berlegt.D ie
onrd einen n1rn5ug Dafant getporbe,
ne Mlbert BBeters 6arm miro lett bon
Yeter gbon betpobnt uno bearbeitet.
Miit ben Mbb1dr1ofer1trgen Des Sc
lbdfsplnses BEG Buif. Beters 1T Iebs
tie ISOLDE begonnen mor6en obnlo bic
fe getrofen iino, miro nit Der Quf-
itennng ser 1euen giismaihdmea Die ii
ben eriten Gaged bier ertpartef miro,
|bego1t1en mer0en.
Setter M. Sbeiien nno fem grn0er
|5tepban baben iid mfangs IeBter
@ohe nod Harf Napi6s begeben, no
Iie 8aumitamme olf 6es eritgena11rz
ten 2aro, Dag CT fniir5liid fanfflIiih in
ieinen Befik bradte, hneiben nerDen.
Sic 6armers 2iDe Stod Company
berfnnbte DienItaa cine Wnggonldz
|Dnng gsieb nod 5i0zst. Saul.
Serb. 8eters belt iiid 1ekte ISOLDE
mebrere Gage III @eihdften III Der
Gapitolifam nln .s5sf
sSobn 9obn bot bus Central 8ofel
ii biieiem giinage benz gerfeBbr tpiebfer
eroSffnet. 5eim Sa1nilie fraf bier
borletten garnitag bon sul1f Gapios
elm.
Waal1rin baf iid BON ieiner
aranfbei otpeit erboH 1a er einet
ganfgei1dffen tpieooer 1adgeben fann.
Sobn 8inenbrirg, neld)er lat1gere
s33eit auf Sic &r~anfenitnbe a1getpiefe11
mar, it fotpet genefen bob er ieine
!Dagespfliht mieoer bonfnbren fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

oes Dergangenen geidaft-
iabres 500 248 Nfulto Nabm abgelie-S|
fert, 25O,3O4 fun0 Butter muroell
laenadt, 22333 GIG Nsffunoo nurben Der-
5anot u1o 8,185 Hfuno ben @lt1loenI
Derfauft. Jir perianote gutter fpl.rs
sen $1333, 9333 SO eingenom111e1l oie
@elammteinnabmen naren $145, Il
.91i.08, nrb Sic IanfenDen NlslagenI
betragen $8790.56.
II Ser 6arniiln uble1fott
fono Elm geiunoes Godterdel MIL
forlrIene Mufnabne. Wssoge es be1i be-
gIuiidften Glltern redt piele 6reloe be-
reiten!
ssrau Geo San 5loan ut bon Gbas-
I'd 5nriiidgefebrt, no lie id eiltige
8od)en beinhs1peiie Bel 8erlpal,otet1
aufbielt.
ss1 oe11 gefin6en bes Sobn Mlt-
mann, melder an Der 2u1.gea1ent5hnl-'
bnng erffranft III anfheineno ne
nigitens cine 8enoung 6lm gelllerer
eingetreten.
@eldmiIter 8lipia nro Mngnlte
5tunbebedf inb nnfangs lebferzggo9bt
bon einem 5ipei Wonate langen Be'
ud III 8eIefort, 4anlaS, nieoer me
elterlihe Sous aurifgefebrt
Sreo. 9odert m1r0e bon ieit1er SGT
tin nit einem netten nWedoe" be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Safe Deorge,

Sm Otter no1 Ell 5nan5tg Sabren
SRI. 5eIma gboitenfon am Moll-
taa 0ollr11 ben Cob Der BanliIn entri
fen noroen., gerltorbene litt felt
ieh Msodhen an Mbeumdfsnl1s, uno
81 oieiem 2eiibnen geiIelMe ih nod Gun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

sgenental1fou11g, Bic ben Sob berbei<
fiibrte. bren 90 betrauern Die NJ
tern g 6 SbpItenffon uno Gran, 55flpei
gsriiioer nno mel SdapeItern.
Mois gaatbe af ons arrbans Il
s2nfe @eorgegefauft uno bereits ubrei-
Ben MIien. SomH bleibf eBt bon Oct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

Sic Bol19etuijte1 baben ben 4apitalismus
8eritDrf %SS11buitrie 1,attona1ifte1t l1nb Mrz
better 5opiets geibaffen. Aber RuBlanb
lit nod nett pom &Dmm1nesmus nnD ei@
ner p5iallltilden 5opiet Repnblf.
8as Die 8oli6enifen 10 melt fertig gez
brad5t, mar Der leilbte1te Sell. @s mar Der
5erltt60renoe Sell. @s erfDrberte nllr s@raft
lnD @1bifte. Der bartelte Sell ltebt Inn
nod bepor. 8oli6emismu8 1pirb leinen
33nedf perfeblen, es 1ei benn, er faun ruiz
iide Sn0nfrien .aufbanen ul1o Die bDdiite
8ro0uftion ertpirfen.
Dies tam aber nidt geideben inter benz
ur1pringliden Blan beS 8%o11depiSn1ls.
De Nrbeiter 5opieS 1nifien midi, lDiie Die
G5abrife1 5l leiten nnb 5ronu1g au hal.
ten. llno Die Mrbeiter llino nod =niht 9ez
tuiIt, tit ben gleid)en 2obn fiir peri1iez
bene Nrbeitsarten 81 arbelten. Ser SEA
hinenz9lrbeiter nil mod mebr 2obn ais
Der Ola11n nit Der 6Sadfe;; unDsber &ppforz
better nil nod mebr 5ols Der Maihdineu-
nrbeiter. NuB1ono nil feinen @o1nnnl1z
niisr1l1s, Biz bic meni9hde Matur 9eddnDert
unlo jleDer Wann 9efpim IL, fir bas @,ute
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
4 ! l! 4 go

lDelde enc Sod5eitsreiie mad Canada
smndten, prad)en auf Drer gNudreife
nnd 81 glou0 bier auf fir5e Set
BET 8eripnroten bor.
Gar1iiIIiie @ottIieb Map beranitnltete
am 5onntagabero cine 5eitlidfet,
|tpo8u fiid Das innge goH aus bergand
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

|Bemeinbe 2dfe George nidB nebr
|ubrig d Der Marle.
Snflnen5a Gpioer1ie iii bier.
orts % aie1nlid Mberitnr0en niienlano
III Der @emeinoe 0erieIben gum
|Spfer gefauen.
Nlnton Miierengarten nno Gruu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Qlbany.

6erbinaito Bier. melber I'M ct.
3farieu 6ospitaI at Minneapolis ope-
riert tuuroe befinbet ii9 IN ei1em 93n=
Itanoe, Der oas Bette fir i'm erboffen
tdbt.
5rou 5dningbammer bat ii6 IN
8egleituug Tires gobnes S. q.
5bmiugbommer gu langerem 8eiu<
DIE BET ibrem in Cumberland, ISIS,
luobnenoen 5obne Mmbros berabi6ie-
oct uno miro itb bon bort nod
8r%iogetuoter, g. 9, begeben, no Der
geiud ibren godtern, ben Sra1en
Geo. 8iomann unb S. g. go1r1g,
gelten miro.
Sobn Son 8rogen BON 2ongs6ale,
no ct Ieine Stele als 8uttermaber
oufgab, Inn cine gIeide in Glen M
lin, 81. O., au5unebme1t, erfreute bier
ieine Sre,lnoe nit mebrtdgigem &e.
iube.
Mnton Mibelitid bon 8iaifton, g.
O., mar 5onntagsgalf Der bier feb
bafteln Samilte Geter &rafer, len.
81. Branoner unb Sran iin6 bon
Minneapolis 5uriidgefebrt, no Serr
Yranotner Ger Transformation Ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %beinobnte.
6omilie SEQ. Sdafer NOR Montag
Gait Ser Tamilie hires in 9omlns
uobnenoen 5obnes Geo. SO. 5dafer.
SRI. M%agoalena 8eiemam 1T nod
ettlem 5onntogsbeiu6e BET ihren bier
Iuobnenoen gIter11 5u ibrer Mrbeit IN
minneapolis 5uridgefebrt.
&idaro 5bdfer bat cine 5teae in
oer bieiigen Sirit state 8anf or1ge-
treten.
anton @riinfe nl1b @attin ~erfreuten
ltd Der Mnfunft zines itrammen S6bn
tlens. M0ge Die glternfreu6e eine
lang a11bauern6e fem!
Ser Mlbanp oramntiibe alub lit
utit Der gi1niib1ltg zines Ebenterftu=
6es beiddftigt, 6as nad Der Sniten-
5eit miber Die 8iibne gebe1r miro.
@ebrii6er 2ufas nnb @einrib Sob
pes fino bon 9beboDgan 8ig, 5u-
ritfgefebrt, 400 tie ndbren6 ser les-
ten feds Mointe beibaftigt naren.
Radbem tie mebrere Gage bier I'M
gertpanoten- u1o Sreurbesfreiie 5u-
gebradt. lit SRI. Sl1lia &rafer nod
minneapolis CUR @ie6eranfnabme III
TER 5tuoten an Der Staats nniberii,
tot auriidgefebrt.
SRI. ssoa Sbneioer, Sod]ter Der
5at1ilie S. B. Sdneiber, bat 1i6 bon
ibrer @ranfheit iopeit erbolt, DAB tie
tuieoer ber1m fem fam.
Sreb. gbrlihmaf1 un0 @nttin in6
bon Mora, no iie Bel ibrer Sodfer,
oers 5rau @aus, mebrere @oden 81
@alte tuaren, tuieoer 0abeim eingetrof=
fen.
1ad mebrere Gage gei6affliiden
A1tfentbafte IN 8aOena lit 8eter @on-
mann in ben @reis ieiner Nngeb0ri-
gen 5u~riidgetebrf.
sst Ser Semitic M11ton @riunfe fften.
te ftd] ein n%1lttteres 50bnden .ein;; II
ber 5amilie Nid. @en5 mar es Elm
eelurt6eg godterden beiben 5an1ilier
at ben Grenoenereigniiien Slid.
iultrf1l
SRI. 2eonn nlri1 iii BON Min11en-
polls, no iie fih mebrere Enge Bel
8ertpan6ten att0 Sre1tn6irr1er mlf-
belt, Ing elterlide Sans 5uriidgefebri
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Muiga6f, DC ben 8dd)fz
mislllls ms Nugf ia6t

aller anitatt. Fit %peri0ali6en Genuine gu
arbeiten.
@s miro Sabre nebmen, Bic menldlide
Natnr 6ur9 @r3iebnng unb burb Inter
rihten Der Mrbeiter ii Ser Qeitunq BON
5abrifen mad 5ppiet Metoben AT d1Ioern.
unter0eien mub aber SSnbuitrie reorganiz
iiert nnb baS bD9ite @rgebniB lonobl bnr9
bic 66abrif iuie bllrd ben perl6nli9en Mr<
better erbdlten bleiben.
Der eiin3iee Ne9 fir oie 8olldeipiten snz
fibrer it, einen 5dritt riidtudrts pom
5oDiet 5tanbpunfte 81 tun-5ur alten
Dr0n1ng 3%nrid5ufabren. Sic miiien ffiih
an buridef6ie GrpertS tueit gr6beren @az
ldirer nenben, nm Die Jabrife11 a1 leiten.
Sic miiien bic 6abrifzMetoDen Der &apiS
%taliiten NrnerifaS Qn1ebmen.
limb Die 8olidetpiften Nnfibrer miiien
nod meter 3nrnd9reifen. Sic mii1Ien bic
bunberte l1no t~au1enbe Nrbeiter III jeber
66abrif BEN @llen zines ei15iger Miar11es
lnterftenen-bem burldef61en Mianager.
Sic Nrbeifer mii1en g~e5tpnngen merben,
aufs 6drteife 81 arbeiten.
!. @r nin111lt Die !4rGfte Der sEdbrif<5 DpietS il
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-20
LAFAYETTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Reece and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
of Cleveland came out Sunday to the
home of Frank Stackhouse and fami-
ly, bringing ice cream and all the fix
ings for sumptuouss picnic dinner out
on the lawn. In spite Of the excessive
heat the occasion was a merry one,
and proved to be enjoyable for all. Up
on their return Sunday evening, Luc-
lie Stackhouse accompanied them for
a two weeks visit at her sisters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamb Of Gibson
berg were guets Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
eel Mann last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Walker arrived from New York
City, Saturday, to spend several days
lat the home of her brother, VIM.
Davis, and wife.
Mr.. Geo. Anderson Of Seville came
Sunday to visit while at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Roby.
The Wideman and Wass families
enjoyed their picnic outing at Brook
side Park on Saturday instead Of or
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PAWNEE

That's right, Spencer, rave because
we happen to be attached to the Spen-
GER school district. The attaching was
done by county authorities whose ac-
ions we do not control. Spencer was
willing at the time, because the great
er enumeration would enable them to
erect larger and better building.
Moreover one of the routes mentioned
does not touch Chatham at all, while
the other two, take fully as many
Spencer children as those from Chat
ham. Besides all this, since we pay
our full share Of taxes, in support of
the school, we fail to see where the
great kindness appears.
Miss Blanche Weinley has been
visiting at H. E. Mantz's.
Mrs. G.. w. Sanders entertained her
sister from Lodi over Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Kilmer and son, Robert
visited at H. E. Kilmer's last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Pierson visited
there Sunday, and Mr.. Norman Hoover
Of Tampa, Fla, is visiting there this
week.
Ralph Bason of Wooster is visit
ing his father and brother here thi!
week. VIM. Bason of Lodi spent a par
of his vacation here last week.
The Pifer reunion will be held a
Ellsworth Breyley's, Aug. 21.
The Correll reuion will beat Mrs
: Sarah Conel's the same day.
The Cara reunion will be held o.
Aug. %, at Horace Heilman's.
: East Homer Ladies' Aid society vii
: meet with Mrs. w. T. Bason, Aug. 2e
East Homer Home Department an
Cradle Roll rally Wednesday after
noon, Aug. rs.
On Sept. 5, the Church of the Breth
rem will hold the Harvest meetin
and Children's Day service. In tn
evening Evangelist John Barwic
will begin evangelistic meetings.
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BEEBETOWN

Harvey Kline and family are spend
ing their vacation in Pennsylvania.
Bessis McConney, daughter Doro-
thy and Mrs. W. J. Kinch spent last
Thursday and Friday at Walter
Kinch's in Twinsburg.
Mrs. O'Leary spent part of last
week in Elyria.
Mrs. Anna Morse has returned to
her home in Elyria after spending
some time with her son, Earl.
Mrs. Anna Root and Mrs. Mae Da-
mon were at Rollie Wards last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kinch and son.
Archie spent last Sunday in Akron
with Mrs. Millie Green.
Mrs. Eva Ward is home from Fair
view hospital and is looking much bet
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MALLET CREEK

Don't forget the Ladies Aid society
at the home of Mrs. H. A. Bishop
this afternoon.
, Miss Eleanor Stoup entertained at
house party Saturday in honor of
Miss Margaret Ryon Of Cleveland.
Mrs Elizabeth Dodge and daughter
of Cleveland are visiting at Byron
Wilson's.
Grover Stoup of Washington, D. c.,
is home on two weeks vacation.
J. P. Indoe and family motored to
Coshocton to visit Mrs. Indoe's sister
Mrs. Butler, over Sunday.
Levi Stone is unde the doctors care
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past three months, died Monday af-
ternoon, at the age of 72 years. She
has been crippled and helpless for sew
eral years, the immediate cause of her
death, however, being gangrene.. Fun
eral services will be held in Medina
Wednesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
BREED TuEATnH

Dorothy Phillips heads the bfll at ths Breed theatre today and Saturday h the amazing photodrama. Once to Evefy We man. The story deals with c snaali town girl who is discovered to have a voire. She is sent 10 Italy 10 study, wins hef laurels at the Metropolitan Opefa House ai d smiles condescendingly down on the world at her feet How she learns that selfishness is the greatest blight on hae- rihess, forms the theme of the stofy Miss Philips unusual versatility hks wide scope in Once to Every Woman. Ahe depicts the role of school girl. a sfp- dent in Italy, and later a star of the Metropolitan. The production bears the stamp of Allen Hoiubar's rnastsrfui a.. rection and is one of inc most elabora q. ly produced photodramas of inc decade. The work of Robert Anderson ard isu- folph Valentino ln the icading male fsiss Is of a high standard. Anderson sppears as the small town lover. while vaientiaa depicts the role of an italian snitor. fhs
 'rchestra will render Q specially seiect.
 d musical score for this pic ufe and 90. :iropriate vocal selections win be .su-s Tho remainder Of the bill consists Of a Sunshine comedy titled Chase Me. And an Educational Weekly
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
A Whit, han.. smnkn.

Since the days Of Mckinley tbert has been no incumbent of the White House to flavor it with the aroma of fine Havanas. Senator Harding ia . smoker. and he will meet and greet his men visitors with the fnrniiiaf "have one" as he reaches out his cigaf case. In the old days a pinch Of Fnud was the polite form of prohef of the weed. and the old senate snuffbox Stiii decorates the chamber of the law makers In those times when Vet President Van Buren wanted t diS. play a spirit of particular irony t0wzf6 Henry Clay. he walked from the roE- trum while the galleries were breaking out into applause over A magnificent peroration of Clay. directed aEainsi Jackson and Van Buren. and asked the favor of a pinch Of snun.
 If there is a rising tide of nfti.nco- tine agitation. what hope cin it have against the adamant of a White House approval Of the weed as ifiduiged by a most genial. gracious and conpanion- able personality 7-Daltlfnore American
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24
CENTER CRoToN

At Center GFoten school the pupils asr sembled Friday evening, Dec. 17, and un- der direction of their teacher, Miss Mary w. Bailey, held Christmas exercises. The program follows: Song, school, Joy to the world; reeitations, Welcome, Mar garet Watrous The First Xmas, Edwin
 Mills Santa Claus, Lydia Gray; The Christ Child, Harold Chapman; Little Raindreps, grade |, song. school, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear reeitations, A Christmas Quotation, Marion Millsi A Stitch in Time, Dorothy Daboll; song. Softly the Christmas Echoes Come and Go, school; recitattons, Progressive Santa, Lindon Watrous; Jack Hofner, Jack Gray; Merry Christmas, Earl Daboll; The Spider and the Fly, grade Il Christfnas
 Bells, Leon Watrous i; song, On Christmas Day, grade |; recitations, The Christmas Wish, Helen Thompson Christmas Gifts, Loretta Reauseau; The Golden Rule. Erna Lawrence; The Christmas Candles, six little girls of giade l. The Christmas Dolly, Loretta Reauseaui A Christmas Good Night, Catherine Daboll; reading, Governor Holeomb's letter to the school children of Connecticut. The Pilgrims, Miss Mary W. Bailey recitation. Decem- Der, Alton Watrous song, Jolly old St Nicholas, by primary and intermediate grades. Miss Charlotte exhibited by