Social News Dinner Guests From Roanoke and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Boring of west of town entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schubert and daughter Dorothy of Roanoke Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schubert and daughter Vera of Holgate, Manassa Schubert and Theodore of Fostoria, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lemmon and son James of Bellefontaine, Mrs. J. M. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Thomas and son Blaine, Mrs. W. C. Heck and Verne and Bernice, Mr. Howard Heck, Mr. Clyde Heck, and Elmer Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Boring
West of Town
E. A. Schubert
Dorothy
Roanoke
Jacob. Schubert
Vera
Holgate
Manassa Schubert
Theodore
Fostoria
T. Lemmon
James
Bellefontaine
J. M. Wagner
W. K. Thomas
Blaine
W. C. Heck
Verne
Bernice
Howard Heck
Clyde Heck
Elmer Powers
Wenner Hosts Group At Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs C M Wenner entertained Sunday at dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Lloyd Frankenfield Mr and Mrs Alfred Romig and children Mr Charles Romig and Mrs Mary Sneeringer and daughter Angeline of Sycamore In the afternoon Mrs S L Moser of Upper Sandusky and Mrs H L Wenner of this city called afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wenner
Lloyd Frankenfield
Alfred Romig
Charles. Romig
Mary Snéeringer
Angeline
Sycamore
S. L. Moser
Upper Sandusky
H. L. Wenner
City
Dinner gathering honors local residents at Vanlue
Mr and Mrs Ray Gamberling hosted a Sunday dinner attended by Mr and Mrs Isaac Gamberling Mr and Mrs Lewis Lee Mr and Mrs Glenn Cole and son David Mr and Mrs Floyd Shafer Miss Helen Lee and Mr Roy Lee of Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gamberling
Isaac Gamberling
Lewis Lee
Glenn Cole
David
Floyd Shafer
Helen Lee
Roy Lee
Vanlue
Entertains Club Hosts Mary Louise Morrow at East Findlay
Miss Mary Louise Morrow delighted the L. M. S. Club with a Tuesday evening gathering at her East Findlay street home. Rock was played and a Christmas exchange enjoyed, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Morrow
L. M.S. Club
East Findlay Street
Krupp Dinner Hosts Courtad and Ruffing families
Mr and Mrs Paul Krupp entertained at dinner Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Cletus Courtad and son Pascal Mr and Mrs Clarence Ruffing and daughter Florence Miss Edith Fetter and Miss Helen Courtad at their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krupp
Cletus Courtad
Pascal
Clarence Ruffing
Florene
Edith Fetter
Helen Courtad
Calmes Dinner Hosts John Schira and Family
Mr and Mrs Charlies Calmes entertained Sunday at dinner guests including Mr John Schira and daughters Martha and Florence and granddaughter Arlene Boff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Calmes
John Schira
Martha
Florence
Arlene Boff
Dinner guests at Crawford home include Edith Karr party
Miss Edith Karr of Crawford hosted Sunday dinner with guests Miss Blanche Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mrs. B. H. Davis and Mr. Alfred Davis at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Karr
Crawford
Blanche Davis
Richard Smith
B. H. Davis
Alfred Davis
Research Club Meeting At Mrs Adelsperger’s Home
Members of the Research Club gathered Friday evening at Mrs Albert Adelsperger’s home. Roll call featured Bible quotations and sacred songs. Mrs Phil Henn recited the first Christmas tale, Mrs Elmer Wonder spoke on The Bible as Literature, and Mrs W G Bradley discussed What Can Literature Do For Me. Mrs Clarence Ruffing attended as a guest and helped serve refreshments. Elmer Wonder will host again Friday evening December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reseach Club
Albert Adelsperger
Phil Henn
Elmer Wonder
W. G. Bradley
Clarence Ruffing
Across Southwest Roads From Mescalero to Arizona Desert
The diary recounts a 1940s road trip from Mescalero through Tularosa El Paso and Juarez to Deming Lordsburg Douglas and Bisbee, noting heat wind drives, canyon grades, copper towns, and a stay in Mesa with trips to Roosevelt Dam and Phoenix area. It closes with holiday wishes to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache Indian Reservation
Mescalero
Tularosa
N. M
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Deming
Lordsburg
Continental Divide
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Douglas
Arizona
Bisbee
Orville
Aunt Wild
Mule Pass
Mule Pass Summit
Tombstone
St. David
Tucson
Wilda
University of Arizona
Florence
Casa Grande
Mesa
Salt River Valley
Roosevelt Dam
Phoenix
H. B. Stief
Fortnightly Club Hosts West Indies Panama Talks
Mrs. H. R. Miller hosted the Fortnightly Club last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edward Riester spoke on United States Possessions in the West Indies while Mrs. L. E. Straw discussed The Republic of Panama. Short poems were read and Victrola music enjoyed. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for January 3 with Mrs. S. R. Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Miller
Edward Riester
United States
West Indies
Lewis P. Speaker
L. E. Straw
Republic of Panama
R. Moser
Poverty Run Club Hosts Holiday Session Notes
Mrs Charles Fox hosted the Poverty Run Club last Thursday with Mrs Mary Spokey and Mrs Joe Fox Jr as guests. Refreshments were served and Christmas gifts exchanged as rooms sparkled with seasonal decorations. Mrs Alonzo Green will host the club on the second Thursday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fox
Poverty Run
Mary Spokey
Joe Fox, Jr
Alonzo Green
Meeting at I of C hall with Christmas exchange
Members of the C. L. of C. gathered Monday evening at the I of C hall for a pleasant meeting. The Christmas exchange was followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
I of C. Hall
Writes From the West Travel Narrative Description
The account describes a westward journey from Oklahoma and Texas to New Mexico. The travelers note changing time zones, a rain detour near Roswell, camping near Picacho, and a sunny morning revealing surrounding mountains with elevations up to 7500 feet and peaks near 12,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Oklahoma
Texas
Roswell
N. M
Picacno
Picacao
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California
White Mountains
Poverty Run Club
Glace Pineapple Hearts
Michigan
Simonis Grocery
Sila
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
South Main Street
Ohio
Henry Davis
C. M. Beard
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