Round About the Town Parade Disrupts Youth Plans
A chaotic scene interrupted by a crowded parade as hundreds of youngsters paused for a timed gathering. Two boys with decorated bikes waited at 8 45 while others chanted and rain threatened, dulling the parade mood and prompting last minute adjustments. The night included a costume party that shifted to a full gathering, described with local names and settings as residents reacted to a stray incident near the Hope Dairy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
Menemge
Calendar notes on a Pots Langue Women Voters meeting
At the home of Mrs G Hope in Canaan Pike members and friends gathered for a social event with a planned potluck dish and table service. The readable fragments suggest a community gathering organized by local women voters with friendly support among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rripayawa
Langue Women Voters
Priday My
Weekend Coat Sets Summer Wardrobe For Active Women
A fashion feature promotes a new week end coat as a chic, practical summer garment. It suggests fabrics like cotton corduroy linen and gabardine, notes the unlined, boxy cut, and shows how the piece pairs with slacks, skirts, or tees for town travel, beach or country wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saasin
Marian
New York
Anne
Animaners
Ingma
Child Study Club Hosts Little Girl Party at Mrs Alton Hope Home
Members of the Uhl study Club held a children's party at Mrs. Alton Hope's Grosvenor home on Wednesday evening. Fourteen youngsters dressed as little aunts wore ribbons and braids, each bringing a school lunch box and trading treats during the refreshment hour. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs. Clyde Mansfield, and Mrs. Earnest Baughman. MEB White received a mystery prize, and a birthday cake carried by Mrs. William Mansfield marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Alton Hope
Harry Fisher
Uhl
Mex Alton Hope
Grosvenor
Clyde Mansfield
Earnest Baughman
William Mansfield
Meb White
Mra Baughman
Delbert J Musi Weds Pauline Brow In Russell Methodist Church
Delbert J Musi son of Mr and Mrs W E Musi of 86 S Shafer St Marion married Pauline Brow daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Brow of 283 Spencer St Marion on March 10 at 7 30 p m in Russell Methodist Church pastor Rev C P Smithe officiating The double ring ceremony was held Bride wore beige street dress with black accessories and red rose corsage Attendant Miss Mary Ruth Music wore rust with black accessories and yellow rosebuds Best man was Wilbur J Bees of Tiffin and usher Mr Music who recently lived at 30 Oak St Marion is employed in Montgomery Ward Appliance Dept at home 222 13 South State Marion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert J. Musi
W. E. Musi
Shafer St
Pauline Brow
Charles Brow
Spencer St
Marion
Music
Russell, Ry
C. P. Smithe
Mary Ruth Music
Wilbur J. Bees
Tiffin
Mr. Music
Oak St
Montgomery Ward Company
Mar
South State
Dark brown accessories pair with a dusty rose frock
A fashion note highlights dark brown accessories as a complement to a dusty rose dress. It also mentions pale yellow and aqua as good matches and includes a clipped line about a small action to prevent boiling over, though the text is garbled.
Social News Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary Dinner Honors 13 Graduates
The Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary held a dinner at The Eastwood with two long decorated tables. Seniors were introduced by Mrs. Groner Rutkoskie and Miss Barbara Nelson thanked the graduates. Mrs. Erwin Gaylord entertained on piano with selections as guests and committee members were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rner
Eastwood
Groner Rutkoskie
Barbara Nelson
Erwin Gaylord
Betty Warston
Elaine Beller
Barbara Nel
Shower in Honor of Mr Mrs Phillips Memorial Day
Misses Mary and Eva Snow hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Carl Phillips. Guests included Rev Stan Jeffrey and many neighbors. The party featured gifts, refreshments, and a cake, with plans for a breakfast and a ride later that day despite rain.
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Mrs. Phillips
Mary
Eva Snow
Carl Phillips
Phillips
Stanley Jeffrey
Mary Phillips
Ie Dillinger
Ella Dillinger
Oliver ‘Walls
Fred Walburn
Hugh Sheridan
Mara Bean
Carl Frische
Mr Koker
John” Shaw
Eva, Snow
Aliee
Robin F
Jim Bell
Mire
Charles Maxwell
the. Honat
Carl Phillipa
Brides Who Must Work After Marriage Have Advantages Over Stay-at- Homes
An old column argues working wives gain advantages over stay at home spouses. It claims they are busy, less prone to jealousy, less bored, and can skip social obligations, presenting work as freeing and practical amid domestic life. It also notes practical tips for piano felts and camphor to deter moths.
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Mra
Fone
Hope Dairy
Hope
Bamnes Baughman
Denutit
Atala
Hauraey
Ond Ste
Delbert Music and
Marion Girl Web
Eapon Katherine
Vanity Fair
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
Delta
Fou
Hannah Snyder
Ta Mae Maneter
Eileen McDougal
Elizaeth Anderson
Betty Hartford
Arlene Demmy
Allee Ellerman
Jen
Beth Pierce
Rosemary Navarro
Harry Lackey
Man
McCracken
George Hopkins
Norman Dean
Nity Club
Carlton Brooks
Auchinp
Benjamin &. Cheney
Gladys Jones
Clacinnath
Sev Cheney
Margaret Jones
Aas
Gene Jones
Congress Apartments
Honey
Ohio ™ Farmers Insurance
Leroy
Charles W. Ley
Pphey Insurance
Jones
Cincinnati
Pat Connor
Mary Radcliff
John Roth
Carl Clifford
Clifford S
Clarks Chapel
Mulligan’ Ridge
Carl Stickney
Congress St
Evansville
John Erskine
Stickney
PL. Mixon
Award Hixon
Ena
Waller
Wood
Ruth Johnson
MU Vernon
Mise Johnson
Arning
Howard Knox
Dayton
Wests
Knox
Danford
Hal W. Murphy
State St
Logan
N. Court St
Manana
Atstractive
SUN Glasses
Ava
Gillilan's
Jewelry Store
S. Court St
Sisler’s
Rauch's Bakery
Hecks
RED Cross
Regdor Sie
Miles Nervine
Woodbury
Kotex Jr
Lady Esther
S.S.S
South Court Street
Athens
Ohio
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