davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
High School Banquet.

The junior class of St. Johns High
school gave a banquet last even
ing at the parish residence from I
to 6, for the senior class, which in
cludes: ,..
Vera Kelly. Estelle Kinney. Louise Nc
Ardle. Lucille Metz, Rose McGrath. Mary
O'Brien. Marie Sherwood. julia Nebel.
Anna Roach. Josephine Wilson, Madeline
Buggy. Alice Clarke. Winifred Dempsey
and Jeanette Gleason.
Miss Gladys Cronk was toast
mistress, Miss Melitta Dempsey
gave a recitation and the Misses
, Margaret Traynor and Bernardine
Boyle sang a duet. There was
also several speeches on the pro-
gram.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Friends of Music.

Friends of Music" is the name OF
the new musical club recently or
ganized. This was decided at the
home of Mrs. A. V. Kinsler Wednes-
day morning, when the members met
to discuss plans for membership and
other business details. The object
of the society is to encourage local
musical talent and give hearings for
it. Mrs, Kins1er is president.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

yO4 09Ck9Cuo ana
bad no relief from
ibis medicin ..
lone day . neigh-
Dor told me about
|your Vegetable
Compound and l
took it. It helped
me 90 much that I
wish to advise al
|women to try
Lydia p. Pink.
hams vegeta.
AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
Sunday sGchool Picnic.

Mrs. Robert R. Hollister will be
hostess at her, country home near
Irvington next Saturday at a Sum
day school picnic for the young peo-
pie of the First Unitarian church.
Mrs. Rudolph Luttgen is chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
For Miss Metz.

aMr. and Mrs. Charles Beaton
entertained informally at dinner last
evening at the Country club for
Miss Harriet Metz, who leaves May
81 for a European trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
For Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. Burdette Kirkendall will en-
tertain at bridge, Thursday afternoon
complimentary to her mother, Mrs.
Samuel Cooper, of Sewickley, Pa,
who is returning home the end of
this week. Mr.. Cooper left Tuesday
evening for Sewickley.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25
ADvERrIsEMENT,
SUCCEEDS WHERE
DOCTORS Fail
LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Cempoand Often D0es Thai.
Reel mts. linefs : Testimoav

Churubu0co N. Y.-sI Was under
the Doctors care for over five years
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

40 y'N ANSS.
tMiss True VIII answer any questions NJ
household art addressed TO her at Tn
Becb
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30

=angoar, iaa fpnes @tillinge1, OF boz.
re gamife 11foran6ret. Sri6lerti6
fer oct u6 for, at Sernbarerne fon-
mer mere og mere til normal Birf-
fombe6 i9ien. Set meI6es. til st.,
at 81. g. 8anen bar> MI git Ornre
til at ale 6e Eog fom bleb oflegt for
.nogle tiger fioen ifa1 1ettes igang /
reeuler Sebenta igien, 90 bet ,naa
bel betp6e at Stillingen mes $enipn
til at foa @eietntnger er beore. Set
fritiife be6 Situotionen. hnoo Yu-
blifum beri geor6beiten angoor er, at
oct mi er gat1ife fiHert bba6 ems
fommer til at ben6e / 5treifeIitu.
ationen at set blir untulig for Moro-
beiten at faa tiIitreftelig Gorip-
ming al Sui for fonnte1toe 8intcr.
Mr. 8oipen, 6uel M6niniftrotor for
@nneiota bar u6fte6t oct @aco til
Solicit @taten, at Sc MT eier olt
bpoo oe fon forat foripne Zig meo
8ren6iel for @tnteren al bba6
@logs Sc tan faa fat paa, tbi ran
flyer, at BET bill bli untuItg at an
ifaffe not &ul.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
@treifeiitmatiunen.

Ser er 1i6en 6oran6rin1 foreeaat
/ @treifeittuationen 9iennent 0en
for16bne l1ge. 8eretningerne fra
@oibington bar befslet loue16e og
ifnffen6e fra en Dag til oen rGite.
og HubIifltm er aloeles set l1b;sie
ont bbao biz ben6e. &ongresien far
famlet frem og tilbage @itltotionen
og ipnes ogioo at bere belt fortDilet
ober, hbo6 fon bnr6e foretages. Det
famine 1a6er til at bore 5tillingen
oeiaa meo Grefi6enten % bons
@aao. Bublifum bor bopt oet SsSn6>
trpf at @reli6et1ten bil6e forlange
Mpn6igbe6 til at oberta Mfinerne og
SSernbanerne og bog ipnes baa6e ate,
gieringen og &ongresien at npare
Jig forot ia IT faa6ant @fri6t. on-
to9elig GSrp9t for> at iaa6a', 2ops
ginning fltnoe formin6ife &nlconin,
gen til Gorlig, bellere eno at 9ibre
oet lettere De ii6fte @fterret1tin9er
tp6er Dog pao, at Ser er eo6 l1oii9t
til at !@oorofnlitretfen bill 5lt afilnts
tet 6enne uge. Com f6r meohelt er
Der allere0e gjort Sor1ig me1len,
@rbei6erne og Mneeierne @lpoful=
felterne. &bo6 Sernboneltrctfcu
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
&arpeit t!Teltlisbeber / Gcltun'

s Dolton 5olber man na poa at
orrongere itore 9eitligbeoer for So
=Taac11. Wfonbag 0en .t6c Sept.
Nct lfol bli I GgenFfa6 al CIT 9ar=
ne;tfeit. Den lille @p bar netop
giort cnoeI ;sremifribt, ioet Sen har
inofdrt M eleftrin 8elDsntn9 pq net
on fnlotert @oanirgen of en Sillaee
Sail.
Asrogrommet for Dagen hil ino<
befotte Ea1er, M1tlif og Gport. Wn@
lifforpiet fra gibbp er en9ageret, %
scr nil bIi 5one. Baa G'icrrtiboaJ
blir ser Sole al en- Manb fra Nger=
brl1gSifolen be6 Citizens l1nireriit"t
og ON 9lftenen bill @oger 6. Sell
herfra 8pcn ta1e. Ser bill b(l 8olo<
1pi1o me1lem l1nbermooo OF Da1ton.
og Ditto mellem Dolton 8loomcr Se>
niors og Oolton 8loomer S'lniors.
@oo bil Der bli en- ipenoenoe &on>
furrance mellem @rpert @eitcifofa>
itere fra sSergus Sails, Galtcn og
onore @teoer. @rogran1ntet CT pefs=
1en6e og ontfnttenoe og n1a,i tbr bDoe
paa fornbielig l1noerbolonine belle
@ftermiooag og Mften. Wtcn pcnter
at ie en- flor SoIfefonling / Dalton
ben 4oe Septeri1ber, 11taaife Set, itsr-
ite / 8pens &iitorte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
DEN forte @mit.

2aosregjeringe1t bar arranoeret
for en Spbisning Ser bill biIe sSor-
bin6elien mellem ben forte Stuff og
oen iaafolote v8arberrD @uih" ne6
begge u6itilIinger / Otter 9oil g.,
/ Herbam 4-6 Sept. og SSergus
Galls 11-14 Sept.
Oenne Opbis1ti1tg bill frcnitilIe
for Sarmerne / bbtIfen l1bftrefnirg
&abene goor fra Mar til Mar for.
aariaget af BEN forte Ruit, og Tor~
bin6elien mellem 6tsfe &ab oq Gar
berrp &lanten.
2on6sregieringen bar fat tilii6c
$350,000 forat gibre bette s(rbeibe /
13 @tater, bboraf 100000 IDENTITIES
/ Minnelota, og @taten bruGe- Gi1
leg berti1 $4,000 forot eiGre en
birfningsfulo @un1pagne moo octtc
omiiggriben6e On6e, BET II! bbert
Nar rutnerer Garmernes @rp6e. Den
ne &agnea fan lite bli til en
Snfces fdrenb-L 6arn1erne traber:
itgtten6e til, flyer be iont foreltaar
Mrbei6et. timber oisie 11bitillinger
bil Der altlaa bli e1t gob Nnle6ning
Man bill faa l1n6erretning ON, Door
om1iggriben6e bette 0n6e CT og lp-
re at fien6e Mariogen og 5erbc6 fGt.
tes iiton6 til at bielpe til at ,16r9o-
oe Borberrp Y1anten. 2.16 enbner
ser interesferer Jig for 2arobrueet
merfe fig bette og benptte Mnleo>
ningen iom gtbes UNDER @o''ntp l1b.
itillingen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30

til en- lioen Stoiie, fom 1igger mel
lef @ricfion Sarn1en og oeu ga'nle
@inie 6arm forat bo6e ftq. Set Ia
Der ill., at FUN lite bor beret friif i.
bet fenere og at bun at 2nqe:1 bar
ti1raaoet at baoe fig Sr1oUeek, og
bette bar bum bant til at eibre: -
St6ite 6re6ag git bum ne6 til rebr=
te SSnolie / famine @iemeo o'ntring
&l. 2 @ftermiboag. @n E!ercltepiae
bar igien n1e6 ben6es Barn, r1eoens
&r. Sormo bar ipie1iat me6 ssSn6-
beitningen pao Mgeren. ga @}rs
6ormo lite toni &iem igien ioa inart
iom banligt> tpnfte Eieneitepiqen al
bum muligens ba66e gaat I'll er al
6e nermeite geaboer. 93oor Get Ieo
til 81. 5-6 bleb bum noget angite-
Zig, og @r. 6ormo bleb urrerrettct.
San foretog 6a itrafs en l1noerig-
ge1le og fan6t fin !@nltrns &leber
ligge poa Stran6breooen toa BET
@teo beo SSnbijden bbor BIN brllote
at babe Zig. San 6roe 6o ielpfelge-
Zig 6en Slutning at bum mooife bor
orufnet oe fit &ie1p tilfalht forot
nnoerigge St16iieen. Dette 9lrbei=
oe fortiattes Scat og Dog til li6i+e
! Manoagsntorgen naar man fon6t
2iget flDoenoe paa @onoc. nnr
Stran6bre66en paa Sen onbcn 61ie
al Sn6ijeen og omtrent toersober
fra oct Steo bbor BEN forulpffehes
&le6er loo.
Mrs. sSormo, bbis Eigenopn bar
Mils Sro &ron, bar fgot Gums
billie, Minn., Sen lite sSl,li 1898,
og ioaleoes f11n 80 9lor go'nmel.
Sum bar Dotter of Ole &ron, iom
Itgcblo6ets 29iere fienocr gjcn=
nem 6e 9lrtif1er bon nf os til bar
ifrebet for 8lo6et. SUN bar Gra-
6ltent fra &eiifolen beri 8rer os fra
gtormalifolen / moorbeo6. Otter
noele Mors &rflombeo ion; 2ercr=
in0e bleb bum for omfrtng 4 Mor f.
ben gift me6 @qrl y. sSor1no oa sc.
bor ii6e11 boet Rerbeoen al Sol,
ton. 6en6es Mor 6p6e for f1ere
@ar ii6en. @eo ii6en af fin Mano
oberlepes bum of en- 7 Maoneher
gan1mel Sen, lin 6or, fine to @roo-
re, @mil og &oo1pb, og trc 5eitre,
Mrs. @onion, Mrs. Mooroh og Mrs
@uiebp.
@egrapclien foregour ibuN gfter-
mi6oag 81. 1 fra &iemnet og aI. 3
fra 6en presbDterianife &irfe /
@bonsbille.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
Announcements.

E. the Cookson College
Crookston Minnesota and has already assumed his duties Mr. Satire is
the friends Crookon College, He began teaching
year directly with the institution
Secretary 1920 he became Vice
President Mr. Satire well qualified for this important position both by
education and business He supported by strong
teaching offered BY
College Beginning Shorthand Typewng Book
keeping and all Commercial subjects will September 4 Fot In
prepare for good paying cefci
position pave your success E. NJ she Pftdent
gdoEstenColeke Clookston, MINI:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
Set ir'ift mbre.

8orgerfrig og @nieuoro bprer til
| Dogens 0r6en / bet irffe @,ee, %
set fer n6 til at @noen e1tbn1 iffe ct
Der. Den 0mitenbigbeo iom gien-
nem fioite l1ge fat. fat @inoene n1eit
/ &arniff er @nign1oroet poo Nei-
cbaeI Collins &irsbag ofpigtc llee.
Collins bar 2e6eren for ben irife
propiioriife 9fegiering og oen iom
Motionolifterne iaa op til iont fin
itore 9fe6ningsma1t6. $un bIeb
orebt ner 8ran6ott, Gort i Sr(ono.
@oor MT baa6e BON og Mrt%,,r @5rif.
fitb lite er mere fqa ftaar 9eationo=
1iiterne 6en &rt1e at 6e nlea finoe
og ilutte Jig til npe 2e6ere. SsSrne-
6ens bar be @alerd og bans Iilben>
gere faat MT Weoo og anitreneer fig
til set poerite forat gisre &ngreb.
MicbaeI Collins bur Ser, iom
rneit orbei6e6e for man ifuloc be-
banole 0prgrerne fne6 Mtlcbeo. 9tu
er ban 6e6, og mango talcr om, at
6e ffal faa en ganffe an6e1, @ebano.
ling. geoget af BET fbrite. iom moo
gipres for at fnnie oem, er at faa
Sag / Sc @alera. !
Mon er 1tpgt bange for, ut Sc it,
fife ssSttiurgetter bill giere ct farligt
Gorigg paa at naa fit MaaI 1ise ef>
ter Collins 8egrabelie, bbis itfe gfe<
gieringen Dub1tn flaor til ferit.
@bis De &a1era otter fon1ler fine
Me11o for at gibre ct Sorifg paa at
1ette Jig / 8eii66elie af 2aa6cts So
be6ita6, 1aa er 6et, for6i bo1t tror,
at @egiertngen er Bit lamilaoet paa
@rl1n6 al Moroet paa Collins. San
tror fanife, at bette bil6e bpre SEN
beolte Mnle6ntng til at itprt" SEN n,1'
beren6e &egiering og oprettc 9'epn-
blifen.
Dail @ireonn ifal tre6e ianmen
6en o6e September for at trlge $o1
Inns @fterfelger iom Gbef for St.
meen og for 6en probilori,fc gegje-
ring.
Dublin, 266e Slug. Guienoer at
irIfe Meno og &pinoer bite tint ob>
oe Gbef Micbael Collins, Den fibite
9Gre. San bleb begrobet ioaJ. Man
fom en- 2inie, fo1n lite in1teS at ia
nogen gnoe, giennem &aooEu|et,
bbor 2iget laa paa Hara6e. for at ie
bans Eref for ii6ite Gong. Sen
itore Meng6e bepege6e 2e5erne /
iti1le @gnner og ilog &oriets Ge9n
fom gooe &oto1ifer. Ser og Der grao
mani bgiIp6t. 0en 6g6e 9epoing
bar if6rt- Generals Uniform. @en-
6erre on1fatte6e en &o1enfrdns. @co
bans @i6e loo ct tomt &ebolrerbnlz
tier, ser in6eboI6t &ebolperen, 1oln
ban brugte til tit 5oripar, til Don
lite orfe6e mere. fifteen itoo paa
en Iin1pel &atofalf, ser bar o1nginet
al 8lomiter. @eo @opeoet bar fe=
ltet ct forgplot &ruciftr, Ser glitreoe
2piet fra fire itnre 2Ds. &co ST
6en al 1to6 fire SHicerer meo ct tort
8ao,6 omfring Mrnen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
ssplfcafitemmiaaen / Sscri1c,

5i6ite @gnoog foregif Der CT ;Sol
feofltenning / @pertge orer tSor=
bu6sipprstnoolet. @iotil er Opga-
berne fra @o1get iffe fulcltcpnotge,
men oe in6lebne Meooeleller tpocr
paa, at be ubaa6e" bo11bt meo en-
fneben Maioritet. De lterrc @per
iaaiom @tocfbolm, @ete5crg, @el=
1i11gborg og Molrne, itemte operz
b9l6en6e it11o6 &robibitiou, r1e5ens
Observation-Disclosures bite Zig of moo
fat Stentning:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30

Sil Salg It f111aa og itor: tStpffer
10000 Meres af Matatbon County,
rcl,t=oper" lerntnIoet iSarr'len6 i
BEN rige 2anobrugs- og Me:erieqn !
Central @isconfin. @obc Teic, Sfo
Ter og Marfeoer. Babe 8r,ier; let,
te @ilfoar. .@frib til = -.
9. $. $unes 2anb &c.; Naniah,,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30
Sitter ct 9rmfninsst,lfclbe.

st neget ibrgeligt Drufuinestil
fnloe bGnote etpar MiI eitenfor Sal
ton fioite iSrebdgs gft,rr1iooog.
Mrs. Carl 81. Sor1ito, ion / oct {ib>
ite Mor bar boet pda BEN forbennes
re,oe gfids ertetion garnt on,fritd
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30

- Seer benlig at fe efter D:t go.
poo M6resfelappen.
- -&ar Du noget at ielge: foo la
os Mbertere 6et for Sig. 9n bill ga
noa set itore, fiebe6pgttge Publifum
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-08-30

- Dr. $. 81. Nornon er fon1mcn
tilbage BERTH fra 81. Dof., hpcr bnn
Dor opbol6t fig benbeo ct a(or. San
bar beret @tanlep, 9eetu Gocfioro
og Douglas, bbor ban bar Ell Sat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10
BLUE MEETS C. E.
Washburn Men i'm Pretty Good
Shape for Saturday.
Q Of e. May Be Crippled by
Loss of Grant, Fast Back.

~ Washburn college athletes practiced
n little ragged Thursday night because
or the fact that about Is men who
have not been working e the regular
punch worked out with the regulars
thus week, and are not yet well ac-
quainted with the signals. The men
tors believe they will have this over
come by tonight. however.
The men have been showing a los
OF fight, and are showing as good
spirit as has been the case for some
time, Coach Mike Vosburg declared
this morning. He believes the Icha-
bods will make a good showing against
the College of Emporia Presbyterians
saturday.
WORD has been received from EN-
poria. but not confirmed, that Grant,
star half, will not be in the lineup
when the whistle sounds starting the
game. This should be much in. favor
OF the Washburn eleven, for Grant
Is one of the best backs in the con-
ference. and his work has always been
above the average. 1t is quite possible
that Replogle, full, will be out of it
with a bad shoulder.
The game tomorrow afternoon will
start at $3.50 o'clock. Officials for the
game are: Cochrane, (Kalamazoo),
referee; Wilson, Minnesota, umpire;
H9fl. Kansas. headlinesman.
The probable lineup follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10

of Manhattan. will make the Demo
cratic race for state senator at the
next election. Mr.. Carney served in
the state legislature for several years.
having been elected from Cloud
county. Mr.. Carney recently moved ITO
Manhattan from Concordia. and has
been active in state Democratic cir
cles. He has engaged in the insurance
business hero.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10
10000 AT GRANGE MEETING.

Convention at Wichita Will Draw
Delegates From Every State.
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 10.-Plans are
being made to accommodate 10000
delegates and visitors to the National
Grange convention here November
1924. People from every state in the
Union will be in attendance. Official
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10

delegates will number approximately
100 and will represent thirty-eight
states. it is said. B. Needham of
Lane. Kan. is master of the state
grange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10

In Portland, Ore. as a part of the
public library system, a travelling Ii
the benefit of people living at the out
skirts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10
Silk Jersey Underwear
~ Price

"a special lot of teddies,
nightgowns, boomers, shirts
and step-ins made of splendid
quality silk, jersey Original
prices range from $395 to $9.S5.
Sale prices range from $1.9S to
$4.93. On sale Saturday.
Second Floor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10
For general "all-year-round" wear
A Top Coat is ideal, = SIS

And has choice
from the mannishl tailored types.
The materialsin plain colOr pads plaid
uresncude Polo Chnchila Asrakhan, NOoredae Imported
Novelty md erringbone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10
OTHER SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY

ca Or A group of new crepe de
V1sOO chine over-b1ouses regularly
priced at $3.50, in white and a good
range of colorings. including some dis
tinctive new blouses in printed silks.
These are truly exceptional values
and merit your early attention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-10

$3.50, 5O-inch Kerami Silk Fur. ............
For the popular Short Coat-Very new styl'
mole fur effect.
36-inch Lingerie Silk. ....7Se
Very soft yet sufficient weight to insure
good service, white, pink, navy, purple, en-
erald, the dark shades being especially good
for boomers, petticoats etc.
40-inch Canton Crepe ............. $2.25
Black and navy blue, an attractive heavy
weight canton with cotton warp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25
Flashes from Junior High Schools

from the art classes have decorated
the corridors with posters, setting
forth the value of courtesy
Shoe brushes are to be put in
the lavatories. Pupils who desire
to use them may do so by paying a
small fee.
All Dennis pupils who do not al
ready get books from the public
library, were given an opportunity
to visit there Friday. Several of
the teachers accompanied the group
and explained the use of the library.
Council has decided to codify the
rules and regulations relative to
school elections. Matters pertain
ing to Senate, Council and other
school organizations need to be
stated specifically.
Council has finally decided to
recommend to the advisors and to
the teachers that the assembly
rooms be appointed on rainy days
to check the umbrellas of the pu-
pills belonging to the various assem-
bly, rooms.
The Handbook committee of the
G senate has completed it report,
1t hopes to secure the approval of
the faculty. Following up plan
inaugurated last semester, the sen.
ate has had appointed a Courtesy
and Conduct committee, which is
to work with the advisors in getting
the material closer to the students.
Citizenship" banners were
awarded to Rooms / and 9, Mr..
Rice's boys and Miss Mays girls.
The detention room Of the SEN
ate is ready to submit a plan to the
faculty to help make the detention
room more effective.
Chapel program will be given the
fourth period Friday.
Thursday night was Garfield
night at the public library.
Mr.. Stutz's geography class Wis
tied the Carpenter roller mills.
Ihey were very cordially accepted.
Many points regarding the manu-
facture Of flour were made clearer
TO the students. The class was
made happy upon receiving SOU
venirs as they left the mill.
One OF Miss Carroll's 9B science
classes visited the Wayne Dairy
PRODUCTS company Thursday morn
ing. They were well pleased with
the trip and the things they learned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25
THANKSGIVING PLAY
AT WARNER SCHOOL

A play, 1.-THE First Thanksgiv-
ing" win be acted next week by
5B, "A children of Warner school.
The characters are:
SQuanto ......... Maxwell Brown
Massasoit ......... George Golden
Governor Bradford 49,. Perry Ray
John Alden .......... John POliett
Samoset ........ William Randsell
Indians. Richard Dallas, Eliza Du-
vail, Paul Meek, Paul Chestnut,
Gilbert Lee, James Lee, Richard
McAdams, Clarence Fountain.
Capt. StandiSh 49,. Curtis Skaggs
Pilgrim Women. +. Maxine Wright,
Gladys Fawcett, Opal Lincoln,
Mary Weaver, Esther Kindley,
Lulu May Gee, Irene Beetem, Lor-
eta Adkins, Esther Street and
Margaret Kepler.
Priscilla ......... Margaret Daggy
Song .......... I'VE Thank Thee"
Acted in costume; will be given
by Helen Frances Kinert, Maxine
Wright, Margaret Kepler (Birds);
Mary Ryan. Lucille Martin, Coral
Compton (Flowers); Mary Helen
Saurer, Blanche Isenhart, and Mar
garet Daggy, Chorus.
Angela Crabb,, reporter for
Warner school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25
BAXTER CHILDREN
VISIT The LIBRARY

The children of Baxter school
made a visit to the library Tuesday.
They were accompanied by some
of the parents.
kindergarten Plants Bulbs
The kindergarten planted bulbs
November 9th. They are just now
ready to bloom. They also have
made house out of blocks and
brown paper. 1t will hold several
children.
The first grade last Friday
dressed some dolls. One of them
was dressed as the father; another
as the mother, and t1e others as
the children.
Stories of Safety Week were
written Tuesday by the sixth
grade children. The fifth grade
are making Thanksgiving cards:
the second grade are making book
lets for Thanksgiving. The third
grade children are making an In
dian village in their sand pile. The
people are made out of clothes pins.
Mary Louise Moss, reporter for
Baxter school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25
SWIMMING MEETS
AT The Y. N. c. A.

That we have mighty clean
swimming pool at our "Y" is one
sure thing. The water Is filtered
city water, and Is changed every
% hours. When IL enters the pool
1t tests even better than our drink
Ing water. Before entering, each
boy takes shower bath. The pool
holds $4,000 feet of water, and is a
regulation sized pool. When a boy
goes In the water, he is protected
by a guard who Is always on the
Job to pull him out If necessary.
There have been several water
contests In the pool this year.
There is to be another water carni-
val on Thanksgiving morning. The
junior and intermediate boy mem
bers are eligible to enter. There
will be races, novelty events, and
games. The meet starts at 1913
o'clock In the morning. Parents
are invited to watch the carnival.
On Wednesday there was q
swimming meet between the Sinai
Social Center team from Chicago,
and the local "Y" boys. On the
Sinai team is q chap nineteen
years old, who holds the worlds
record for the. four-mile river swim.
He also holds other records.
After the meet, the Chicago boys
were entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fred. The party
was given by the Sisterhood ladies.
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VALE ORCHESTRA
PLAYS FOR kIWANIS

The orchestra of Vale school,
under the direction of Miss Nav
hood, played at the Kiwanis club
Thursday moring. Mr.. Glen Nc
Conaha and another gentleman
came for them in cars. Twelve of
the children were present at this
event.
First, they played America,
while the members of the club
sang. This was followed by four
other selections, Starlight, Waltz
Dearest, Arcadia, and The Siren.
after which they were treated with
a chicken dinner. Such a delicious
treat was worth all the many hours
OF drill after school,. They all
agreed 1t was quite worth while,
and Vale school is very proud to
own such promising orchestra.
Pupil Leaving Town
Eloise Becker, of the "A grade Of
Vale school, is moving to Evans.
Vile, Friday.-Edith L. Webb. re-
porter for Vale school.
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Garfield Chapel


A program as interesting as it
was varied, was given In chapel on
Friday, November "a. Thanksgiv-
ing numbers were featured:
Orchestra.
Salutemus School
Bible Reading ........ Mr.. Manning
Song .:,............. Girls Chorus
Recitation. The First Thanksgiving
Charles Waggoner
Thanksgiving Songs. Girls Sextet
Shirley Sims, Eloise Shockley,
Ruth Roland, Maxine McCune,
Helen Walsh, Lestra Turner.
Robt. Chestnut, Richard plum
mer, Basil Stegall, Myrl Ho-
Reid.
Pathe News.
Orchestra
49,, Freeman Harris. chairman Pro-