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Wheeling Register
Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
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The Sons of Veterans hosted an old-fashioned baked bean supper and entertainment at Grand Army Hall, with assistance from the Ladies' Aid Society. Performances included music by the Symphony Mandolin and Guitar Club and solos by various artists.
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Baked Beans and Music at the Grand Army Hall.
There was a large gathering at Grand Army hall last night, the occasion being an old fashioned bake bean supper and entertainment given by the Sons of Veterans. A most inviting array of viands was displayed on the tables, and all were finely prepared. The boys were assisted by the Ladies' Aid Society, and the ladies in charge of the kitchen were Mrs. Wise, Miss Lille Hawkins and Miss Maggie Forgery.
Dr. Baguley presided over the entertainment, which was admirably given. The Symphony Mandolin and Guitar Club contributed delightful selections. One of the great hits of the evening were the vocal and instrumental solos by Lewis Schwertbach. Miss Lue Haulsins sang and Cari White recited, while Miss Etzler rendered an instrumental solo. The boys in charge of the affair were Burr Watt, Chas. Ephlin and Frank Carlin.
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A large gathering attended a baked bean supper and entertainment organized by the Sons of Veterans, with food prepared by ladies including Mrs. Wise, Miss Lille Hawkins, and Miss Maggie Forgery. Dr. Baguley presided, featuring music from the Symphony Mandolin and Guitar Club, solos by Lewis Schwertbach, singing by Miss Lue Haulsins, recitation by Cari White, and instrumental solo by Miss Etzler. The event was managed by Burr Watt, Chas. Ephlin, and Frank Carlin.