davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

:" Isl cuando regrese de New York, no me Iencuentro h
yerba cortada y la casa y la cocina pintada, mas vale que te
escondas :" -MICAELA, Ola duena de CLEOPATRA, Ia pc
IRA mundana) en- una notica que lie dej6 q Luisito S esposo,
coIocada en- eli espejo de la coqueta. 80.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18
otros 10 territories franceses
de Africa Equatorial y Occiden-
tai.
POSSIBLE Sc ESTABLEZCAN
CAMPOS DE


PARIS, Sept. 17.-(UPD--
De scuerdo con las facultades
de emergencia que la nuevs
constitution concede al gobier.
no, este podria establecer en-
breve en- Francia, campos de
internacion para los terrorista,
argelinos.
En- circulos informados Sc di
10 que Ia medida forma parts
de Ia serie de severas disposicio
mes que esta considerable o.
gobierro en- su batalla contrs
la nueva ola de asesintos y ten,
tatlvas de SABOTAGE de los ma,
cionalistas argelinos "a este
pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

GEORGE BRATMAN, es Ell propietario de la FOAM RUB
Der PRODUCTS, 1895 E Oath, in Hialeah y tiene a mas de
40 hispanos empleados en- SUI taller, dentro de los cuales muy
pocos hablan ingles Este buen senior tuvo la feiz idea de
contratar I'm professor pr su propia cuenta, Ell que les da
classes de 3h a 5a en- la fabrica, dos veces por semana.
iiBRAVO!... Mr.. George.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

EEL PAS0", de Rafaelito Izquierdo, pasar& a su nuevo To-
cal, a fines de esta semana. :. Ell hist6rco "CLARA'S", del
tremendO Jesus, Sc trasladara a SUI nuevo edhicio denro de
ounce dias. GEL TORER0", de MARITIME y Ulloa, abrirS
sus puertas al pdblico a fines de la otra semana. ..
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

AMADITA CARDENAS, monumento inportado de Coral
Gable. AL pasar por frente al FLORIDA" en- la Z, lie sac6
la lengua a mi amigo CAMACHITo..
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18
lUSTEDEs sABEN CUANTos RESTAURANTS LAr1

NOS HAY ENTIRE MIAMI AVENUE Y Ell BOULEVARD Y
ENTIRE FLAGLER Y LA GALE s.? -Cuentenlos. =. Blu.
RIA, -PAULAsmDIX ~BRISAS, SANTA CLARA, NUEvo
MUNDo, PAN AMERICAN, ToRERo, EsPANoLA, MINERVA,
SOUTH AMERICAN, TOLEDO, LIBoRIo, cUBAN1TA y sA.
LON AZUL...
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

"La culpa la themes I'll, por estar invitando a ee Merito y
sus amigotes -" Reaction l6gica de INES, increpando q
ErnestO, que dej6 de trabajar Ell Iunes, "por que tenia mucho
dolOr de cabeza. -" mos enteramos por ell "underground").
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

poration, es la primera de las
hermanas casadas que tiene I'm
hijo. Anette, primera de las
quintuples Dionne que contra
jo m%atrimonio, tambien espera
dar a luz este mes.
AUMENTA PRECI0 DE
CARNE EN- INGLATERRA
L0NDRES, -(UPD- Las
amas de casa britanicas, debe-
ran hacer frente a un repent
no aumento en- ell precio de la
carne vacuna, ocasionado por
la disminucion en- las importa-
clones de La Argentina y las re-
cientes huelgas en- los muelles
ell mercado de carne de Lon
dres.
Ken Clement presidente de la
Association de Carniceros, de-
claro que ell Bife de Nalga -
%preferido por la mayoria de las
amas de casa aumentara al
rededor de dos chelines y Sc pa
CARA alrededor de 20 chehnes
ell kilogramo en- ell fin de sema-
ma.
Clement manifesto que es
probable que ell precio de la
carne vacuna continue alto, du-
rante largo tempo y aconsejo
a las amas de casa que compren
cordero cerdo o carnero, de
los que aun hay grandes CAN'T
dades disponibles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

Es muy possible que OSCAR RAMIREZ, NOS de un die d
estes. Hn "sneak preview" de EEL ULTIMO COUPLE -
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

PUP CAMPOS, eumple hoy rs semanas consecutvas de
actuaci6n en- eli BOOM BOOM ROOM del Fontainebleau.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

NSISTO en- que n. salem g conner afuera en- cualQuiera
de nuestros establecimientos, procuren a PEPE SUAREZ, para
que les tome una toto en- dolores. SENSATIONAL
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

QUIENES SON ESTOS DOS PERSONAJES. pueden pasar Dor
su establecimiento y tonarse en- mi nombre, UNA PABST BLUE
RIBBON.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

~MUCH0 oJ0. y hasta Ell domingo.
N. del R.-Cualquier semejanza o
parecido con personals vvas o muertas,
es pura concidencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-18

Dos LEcHUZOs i6venes, practicando La "seha" en- 81 psrqus
de las palomas. .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04
by hazel
underwood

While On the train coming TO
Minneapolis from Battle Greek I
knew my time was short To NEE,
an earlier deadline and I was 10
busy getting ready to leave left
the few notes had jotted down.
somewhere in Battle Greek 80 I
decided 70 observe my fellow tray.
elersl
First noticed there were quite
a few children on the train. One
young mother who looked 10 be
about n. had three children. One
was about four, another and an
eight or nine month old baby.
II made me dizzy just watching
her "wrcstis" with the baby and
the two year old. Here are just
q few minutes OF what went on
all day She was 20 warm she
would wipe her face with a cloth,
wipe the two youngsters faces
as she was .tping the baby's face
the two year old went down on
the floor on his head. Such a
scream you never heard. She bent
down 10 pick him up and comfort
him. In her haste she bumped the
baby's head against the seat in
front Of her II yelled and mother
like. she Rugged both Of them TO
her and I saw tears roll down her
cheeks az she buried her head be.
tween them.
Soon all was quiet and while
thought. now the mother viii get
a little rest the baby cried. She
got bottle out and fed II.
Baby went 10 sleep. could see
huw tired the mother was and
thought again now, she win surely
get some rest, but no. the baby
started crying and yes you guessed
Il she had 70 diaper IL The two
year old was whining, but I AN
hungry | wanna cat now"
She wiped his face and hands
and gave him something 10 eat
he was quiet. Tor ono moment. He
was first standing up in the seat.
then dropping down out Of sight
then bending over backward. then
starting ali over again This went
on and on. The tired mother was
bohbing up and down and all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04
The Golfers Pledge
BY LIONEL. y, GALLOWAY

Upon nav honor I soieuniy
promise my fellow golfers that I
VIII never knowingly
News talk or swing during an.
others shot
Play out % tnrn.
Tee up outside the markers
Drive into players ahead
Arpruacb % an occupied green
Hold up the course In any way
Leave nay divots for others to re-
place
Leave footprints etc., IN the sana
traps
pefacc the greens or the holes.
Leave trash on the greens. tees
or tairwsys
Take uly cart cr bag on the greers
Take unnecessary tinn 70 putt
rutt out u turn
Take my puts over
iolier on the green after hol,ng
out
Take ans uusportsInaHiike advsnt
aEv
he discourteous 20 other players.
Abuse the rules
invent my even rules.
Bcrate mo csaty
Lose nsy temper
Thrcv a,y clnes ~ ent
flend % break anything growing
Fsrce my thcoyies On others
change my ban turing a h,,le
Further plesigp % immesllaseiv
Allew others 10 50 through
whea Tn booking Cor lost
ball
2 when Tm playing sso~-ly ard
clear hels "a ahead
After extending this courtesy
wiu net resume play untl Il Il
safe 10 10 ~ P,ahsn~ GwAshsnx-
too. pC.l Golfer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04
Toledo Got First
Job Bios Case
Hearing June rs

Toledo, ohio tANp) The Tol.
edo Board Of Community Relations
has announced its ftrst hearing in
yulying charges OF discrimination
IN employment since a city FEp
law was created more than three
years ago,
Named IN the complaint was the
Grace e Smith Co. cafeteria oper-
ators accused Of denying employ
meut 10 Mrs Eddie PARTS and
Mrs Mary Ann simmons.
The women flied complaints with
the board IN 1857 Mrs Paris CON
tended she was denied job as a
counter girl Mrs simmons alleged
she WAS denied cleaners job.
The hearing was held on Thurs
June %. IN city councils cham.
bcfs II win mark the first time
that any FEP complaint has been
PROGRESSED beyond the cancellation
stage
The law provides that com.
plants be handled by a panel OF
the Boari % Community Relations
70 investigate the charges and try
to reach 70 TIM solution by con
suisstion II this fails. public
hearing il set up and II the om-
ploycr IL aajudged 10 violation OF
the law he win be given a cease
and desist order
Failure 20 comply can moan
court action
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around with his every motion Of
the two year old
Finally In desperation, she asked
him II he would like a drink She
got cup and told him there was
just enough for each Of them 70
have a half glass Of water The
mother was drinking and when sire
stopped for a minute. the child
stuck one finger down in ths cup.
She said Bobby. what do you
mean putting your hand in the
cup She had frightened him
with her sharp tone Of voice and
tears yelling IN mis- eyes he told
her ne just wanted TO see II she
was through drinking her half!
tHe had evidently seen her stick
her finger in the babys milk "a
see II II was just right and he
though he could DO the samel.
An Of the passengers who had
heard his answer really laugh
ed. Hearing them laugh eased
ths mothers tension and she
too, smiled and gave the boy
his shAlr' Of the water.
The -four year old boy had been
having grand time with ar
elderly couple who were enjoying
hearing him explain about the
"sputnik' and he was really gain.
ing an audience. he was 80 sin
eere and whether he knew VIVA,
he WAS talking about or not, he
sounded impressive and 40. with
another hopeful sigh, the mother
closed her eyes for a moment IA
relax.
She relaxed. for ONE MOMENT
for II was the two year old who
tried 10 walk over the baby &c
get out OF the seat and the poor
mother started the routine over
She told me In answer TO some
questions that she was told mol
to try 10 make such long triF
from a small town In Michigan "a
a farm In Montana alone with the
children She was 10 hornesick for
her parents she said she would
have Travelled 70 Europe 10 see
them Too, abe said the children
would be on the farm and she
would not have 10 watch them 80
close Her husband is in the Ain
Force and win be gone for two
or three years He spends his fur,
loughs with them and she plans
70 be At home before he is there
again.
Another mother with three
youngsters. two boys and a CIR
sat in front Of me Her mother
and her aunt sat- III front Of her
with two OF the children and this
mother kept the baby She was q
most efficient young mother let
ting Mother and Auntie do all oi
the worrying The extent Of hel
care OF those two was 10 CRITICS,
the things her elders said Il
they corrected the children. daugh
ter told them. let them alone
they are Just babies"
IN desperation the grandmoth.
or got uut of her seat and told
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That Is what they thought! II was
too bad some one could not have
made a recording Of all cute 80
they thoughtl sayings that went
on between them 20 loud they
could be heard an through the
car.
Enough Of that
Cora and Louie Moore. You GER
tainly are getting a nice sun tan
out at the lake with Ernie and
Mamie Charleston at Woody
Acres.
The b. F. Hendersons II was
rather warm but you were seen
working hard to finish your lovely
summer home,
Ira Hendon You are over the
measles but some OF your little
friends faces are looking quite
like yours old last week.
Have happy holiday This Is
Iit for today
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fully falling to the floor She wore
a one strand pearl necklace and
matching earrings Escorted BY
Martin Hll
Miss Win0na Lorraine Spires
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
combs. added 70 her charms IN a
white net over rsyou floor length
gown featuring a attsa bodice and
floor length bo1fant skirt dram
atlzsd with satin striped apron
effect front and ack she wore a
rhinestone tiara In her hair and
rhinestone le~elry fer escort was
John Stafford
Mas Norma Jean Thomas
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Thomas. ST. Paul, made a striking
portrait in bah gown imported
chantiiiy tails lace over satin. This
form fitted bodice featured a v
neckllne bordersd by tbs lace and
was strapleas The fuil bouffant
skirt fsi gracefully 10 the floor
Her escort was EiJah Mcintosh
Miss i.eanna Jane ,Watto
daughter ~ Mr. al Mrs Albert
Walton ~ Minneapolis. was very
chic In a white chiffon over net
ana taffeta featuring a strapIsRs
fitted bodice Of pieated chiffon
The full bouffant Akift Of chiffon
was draped At the hsmilns. shs
was escorted by Clarence Taylor
Rug bearers were Roger Bent.
Icy. Spencer Smith, Michael Rich.
ardaon and Jerry EIlis
The traditional round of after
parties ended the 1853 Annua
Cameo Club Cotiiiion and Dabu,
tsnte presentation.
CutsOf. Town guests IN attend
auos waro Mr. Ralph Franklin Of
Detroit. Mich. who escorted hi
daughter. Mlsa Fay Franklin down
the white cArpetsd aisle for hci
presentation. Mrs Opal ffiil 81
Indiana polls. Ind, grandmother Of
Miss Franklin. aiss Janice Taylor
~ Chicago and MIS- James Floyd
of ~ Augustine Ela
The Debutants CoulHan Com
mittee was under the genera
chairmanahIp Of Mrs Harold Rich,
srdson other chair1uen were Mr.
Carl C1airboufns debu,antss. Mrs
~ Richardson. Invitation. Mrs
James Rideaux, decorations. Mrs
Jesse Dawson. charm school, -
Anderson. entertainment ard How.
ard paruoil music John Whitaker
IS musical director for 1888
OFFICERS ~ the Cameo Club are
Jesse W Miller president Mrs
Woodrow Reed vice president
Mrs clifford bentley recording
secretary Mrs Andrew Brent
corresponding secretary Mrs Car
Ctalbourne financial secretary
and Louis Sykes, treasurer
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daughter 10 take care Of Ron
ME, she was tired Daughter
told her 70 keep him awhile
longer until the baby weat 10
sleep.
wondered how any daughter
could speak in that tone TO her
mother who was 50 kind 70 her
The mother told me she had left
her home in Grand Rapids. Mich
to 90 TO Chicago to meet her
daughters train and help her
transfer In Chicago and site was
going on TO 81. Paul to see that
thsy arrived safely She said she
guessed her daughter was worn
out getting herself ard children
ready TO make the trip and she
tried TO overlook her harsh words.
I decided that was IL. too.
Soon the man who was the oc-
cupant OF the window eide" Of
her seat came back She started
up a conversation with him He
was old enough 10 be her father,
but she seemed determined to
make him talk. He turned TO the
window and she kept talking and
his face was 80 red, he looked
disgusted.
She ignored her mother and
aunt and talked on and on until
the man finally made an excuse
and got out OF the seat, saying
excuse me. / want 70 see II my
wife wants 10 20 to the dinner"
could see the aunt and mother
looking daggers at her when she
started the conversation with this
man, Did / say, conversation :
IN, was a talkathon, because the
man did not say two dozen words.
There were two young men
who spent a little too much time
at the bar and they amused the
passengers for hours being funny.
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File No qBtTl
ORDER FuH NEARING PETIT
TtuN ron ADMINISTRATIONS
si's,ms All 's ION 70 10 ,s s,Sh
TIIEREoN
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HESNFFtN
IN PROBATE COURT
w re Estate - Qradee Carmich.
oraer Zoe ueartpa retltian Tor
Letters Of Aa@iaI@tratian
Ut ~ 9RNENkD that R}t parWUn
Interested show cause, II aug tbey
have hafare yhfs Cnurf ga NnrAAy
ygEy rsth 1858 al III o'clock a III
!n the Court House IN Minneapolis
Minnesota why the petition % Baw-
nrleF sanders % WaHurpIn Cauuty
y 9oes7ta f2r thr apo ntrnent =
ritaH ahnBtd not be granted
uFsev 60 rite glainas aud Ter
Nearing rhTr~an
tE ~ NNitTHERSo GRrf'fRFN
lhst within, fear nlonths from the
ngHrt f'reofs viii ~ hrag8 sn8
claims examined ard adjusted before
this Court eu Mondsy, N8vena hsF
s it@usa Il mia .rs MAS II ne
sofia
rhes@ orders shall ~ published n
ths Minneapolis Spokesman ard
eanfpa mailed according 10 tAw
COURT gFsAI4
3 kEH4pE ledge ~ prnha -
Court. thls 18th DAY ~ Jane
1858
ROSE Ff1sS wFfS
c1erk - Probate Court
Jonas ~ Srhwarts
$50 Raaneks huilainm
Attorney.
Mirn sanN}Is Minn
pnkexfmsu fana &C. ~ e gu{y Al
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dsbutautsa IN the first open dance
Of the evening and continued with
the floor crowded until The last
strains dsnoting the party'n end
This sariy giamorous summer
affair brought out society in force
in most formal attire never BE-.
fore were the gowns more bsanti.
fI
IN the 1853 presentation we're
Miss iona Christina Clark. dagght-
er N Mr. and Mrs Annis Clark
of Minneapolis. who was truly q
princess in appearance In formal
gown o. Miro Mist" taffast fast-
ionsd with circular skirt accsntu.
atsd with narrow double rllfrlss
of silver threaded net extending
from waistiins and falling grace
fuzzy % the floor The form fitted
bodies Top was compIementsd by
. singular sunrise blue velvet
shoulder strap and trimming Of
blue velvet bows and sash She
was escorted by Louis Moore III
FER gown was designed and made
by her grandmother. Mrs CIyda
Johnson Br
Miss Fay Franklin. daughter of
Mrs Carl Ross Minneapolis and
Mrs, Ralph Franklin. Detroit,
Mich, was charming In white all
over nyloa tulle over tafsetn. form.
Al length gown designed with
nodded atrapless bodice enhanced
with ruching around top edge Tho
bot'ffant skirt has gold edged rlIch.
ing an net uifFlea The gown had
q long pisatsd stole with one end
attached 10 this right side ~ the
bodice A large taffeta bow fash
IONS the back Escorted by Noel
Scott
Making q STRIKING portrait Of
loyelinsas visa Miss prarlen E.ilka
beth tinii. daughter N Mrs Ear.
ieuo Hall ~ st Paul 10 white
chiffon over tafreta featuring a
pleated stripleaa bodice the waist
line accented with tsffeta cum
betbund Tho floor length skirt
81 chiffon u draped al the bottom
10 scaliop effect with tiny pink
foashuda centnrlng each acatlop
Fer escort wss Iulian Shelton
Miss Ulpria Mcintosh waa petite
n white net over satin fashioned
with ssrapleaa bodice accentuatsd
with ruttiea from the waistilno 10
The humIlne ~ the floor length
aisirt Rhinestone tiara, earrings
and bracelet completed her un
ssBhie SHE in thr daughter OF
ltev and Mrs Elijah Mcintosh,
81 Paul Tier escort was Levi
Brady
The charming Miss Margaret
Adele Rhodes, daughter % Mr.
and Mira Walter Rhodes, Mime
apolia chose white ret over match
ing taffeta designed with strap
inps bodice with the skirt ~ net
starting from under the huatiine
and failing gracefully to the floor
forming v In front and back
She YEAS escorted hy David Turner
Joan Marie Ross. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Ross. ~
faul made a charming portrait b.
a fipnt length gown II white rs,
lon chiffon over taffvta featuring
a strapleas form hitting bodice cut
iu v IN front and straight acrpsa
Is back The fun bouffant skirt
was enhanced with rows Of ruffiez
[ forming Al the y,H4fH{lins amt praEg-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Clara . Holden,
Plaintiff.
VS.
Earl Raymond Holden,
Defendant
THE STATE on MINNESOTA
TO TiiE ABOVE NAMED DE
PENDANT
YOU the above named defendant
are hereby aummQnd and required 70
~ the above entitled action, which
complaint has been filed Ia ths
office Of the Clerk of said District
Court, AT the city OF Minneapolis
county % Henusplu, state % Min
nesofa, and 70 serve a copy Of your
answer e. the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Offices 488
Northwestern Federal Building. Min
neA coils, Minnesota. ia said County
% feupsUtB. within thirty CSA5 days
after ssrvice ~ this summons upon
YOU, exclusive cf the day Of such
service and II you raii 10 answer
aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this ace
tion VIII apply a. the Court far the
RELIEF demanded IA said complaint
Dated June 10. 1853
NORMAN FEWts
for
NE8ERnv, PERI. a. JOHNSON
Attorneys for Plaintiff
zee southwestern Federal Build
Minneapolis B. Minnesota
spokesman. Jane I'll. July n ~
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setting into an enchanted garden
of greensry and flowers A bridge
with its ratings entwinod on eithss
side with oak leaves fianked BY
large floral arrangements u white
pconiea made Handsome focal
point where the buds" could pause
before stepping forward for the
debutantes spotlightod introdue.
tion.
a bubbllng fountain IN the cent
er os the ballroom with floating
pink flowers and enclrcied az ia
base with white NUNS and green.
cry gave and added note ~ beauty
to the setting a white painted
cart In the center Of the orchestra
pit held the debutantss bouquets
A screen OF palms, eibotiuu
ferns and pink peoniss formed ths
backdrop where the dsbutantna
esquisitsiy gownsd In white bout
fants and their proud and equally
Ioyeiy mothers, stood 10 receive the
400 guests each dsbutants carry
Ing a dainty colonial bouquet u
white carnations esntarcd with
bright red carnations waa this only
dash ~ color in the scene
A. the appointed time Mr. Jesse
Miller president Of the Cameo hoe.
ial club. welcomed tha guests and
introduced the mistress ~ osrs-
monies, Miss Helen he Haven.
staff writer for the Minneapolis
star and Tribune Miss DE Haven In
turn introduced the honored guests.
Mayor r Kenneth Paterson and
Mrs Peterson Mrs Jesse Miller,
wife Of club president, pinned an
orchid coraags on Mrs Peterson
and a red carnation bouttonlers on
Mayor Peterson
The 1868 and ~ dcbu,anieu
beautifully gowned IN bouffantn
IN pastel shades. formed an aisle
for the nine young ladies 10 prom
cnade down They ware the Misses
ncnlah Clemens Joyce Hughes.
lorraine Johnson Carolyn Hawi
inga Kethy Day, Loretta Grant.
Eiaie stone. Iaeqnelyng Moffatt,
Ioanu Richardson. Uaula Ponder,
Beverly hanhan vianne Griffin,
aasan Ellis. Gayle Payne and tii'
llan Margaret Hnleuger
A her name was announced BY
Aiaa Du Haven, each asbulhnte
taking precision steps % the maaic
played BY the orchestra. paused
briefly and dsscensied the bridge
To the front ccuter 81 the ballroom,
where aha was presented with a
dainty colonial bouquet ~ rcd and
white carnations by Mrs Peterson
Miss Marya Ann Boyd assisted
Mrs Peterson
Each ctftslrd a. tho audience
and wis then met ~ hsr father
whn escorted hof 90 tho rear u the
room 20 her young dancing part.
uer tor the evening AZ the closs
~ the presentation, young eaearts
correctly atttrcd in summer formal
wsaf Joined the Cameo Club Deb
utantca ~ 1854 for the first waltz
Tho Mieuct At given signal par
ents joined - tho Coalition waits
with the dsbutantes dancing with
thett fathers ard their escorts with
the mothers
The presentation was followed
with the Grand March led BY May.
% and Mrs r Kenneth Petersen
followed hy the drbutantea. Their
esCptia club members ard thr
deha parents After the grand
march guests mingled with the
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File No. s0z2a
ORDER ron HEARING on
KsGsrsfRsgRN Nsn NEsII LANDS

oADE4A EVh ~
PETITION TO SELL LANDS
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNkPiN
in PROBATE COURT
In tie Estate Of Edward y scholl
Decedeut.
IN III ORDERED that all persons
interested show canse, II any thef
have, before this Court on Monday
July 18th, 1858, At O'Clock m
In tho Court House IN Minneapolis
Minnesota, why license should not
be granted 10 the representative 81
said estate 10 sell certain real estate
described In the petition OF the rep,
rrasntAtivo. herein filed. This ordei
shall be published in the Mime,
hpOiis Spokesman and q copy mailed
20 each OF the heira, legHt@ea and
agvtaeaS % said pacsdent az Least
- days before the date OF said
hearing
COURT aEAL)
WITNESS the HON JAN n.
q KEnOE. Judge OF Probate
Court, this nth day % june
1868
ROSE F0SSEEN
Clerk Of Probate Court
Larson, L.n6viu&aT. Llndqulgt.
Freeman a Fraser
Attorneys
1910 Midland hank building
500 keRmnU. June 20, 81, a July
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04
CAMEO CLUBS THIRD ANNUAL
COTlLLION COLORFUL, BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR
81 JEBAIE sIIEFAHD

In fairy land speudor Friday night June "a Cameo
Social Clubs Third Annual Debatante Cotion upfoided
picturesque magic garden theme u enehantent the
Ballroom Of Hotel Kadisson.
An abundance Of palms, cboum ferns inerspersed With
huge bouquets Of pale pink and white pe0ns Transformed the