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dinner.'A new chimney has been completed oh the Union church, and now the brick work ia being re-1 poiuUxt2tally day exercises are being planned for Sunday, Oct. 7th. Every member is expected to be in his place on that day.HKtiUlITm Bl XX Kit PART*The pleasant lar:u home of Mr. ami Mrs. Homer Eldridge In Clarendon was the scene of a delightful dinner party Wednesday when Mrs. Eld ridge entertained- the ladle* vt Dulcenia Home and other guests. Ten ladies from the home, were present, also Miss Nettie Thunder. Mrs. Anna Muiirle, Mrs. 3. C. Kuechle, oE Marshall; Mrs. 13.; W. Randall, Mrs. J. £, Hafcr and Mrs. C. M. Cowles, of Tekonsha. Dr, Carolyn Geisel of Tekonslia. was ill. and could not be present, j During the afternoon, several con-1 trilmted to the entertainment of! the company. Mrs. Hater gave several vocal selections, Mrs. ,E. W. Randall an interesting talk on women’s cluba and their work, Mrs, North of tbo home, gave vocal numbers, .with piano accompaniment by Miss Crow, who is S years old. The visiting ladies presented the hostess with several pieces of china, and Miss Jane Winn who will be 9S years old her next, birthday, presented a beauti-1 ful sofa cover pillow which she j had made. T2ie day was one of pleasure to the hostess and guests.Howard Randall. Ed Harlow, Joe Jenkins and Roy Brott attended the Charlotte fair Wednesday.Mrs A. C. Cheney and her sister, tMrcf Wi'itVftll 'r*r. am i
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Evening Chronicle
Marshall, Michigan, US
Thu, Sep 27, 1923
Page 3
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Marshall D.
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