Postponed Romance and Miss Mary McGee's Tango Tale
A bride recounts how Miss Mary McGee, long seen as a nursemaid in the block, finds romance after years of being overlooked. Through tango lessons with Lawyer Manning and visits by the minister and his brother, Manning and Miss McGee slowly win mutual affection, ending with a developing engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary McGee
Miss McGee
Jane Benton
Manning
Mary MceGee
Mr. Manning
Mary McGee
Minister's Brother Arranges Quick Marriage
The Chicago Daily News quotes a note about a minister's brother persuading a couple to wed promptly after a proposal. The brief item highlights a swift courtship leading to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Knows Better Now Said in Boston Evening Transcript
A humorous dialogue recounted with a quip about memory and character between a wife and husband. The wife recalls an earlier quarrel and notes how mean she thought him, while the husband responds wryly. The item preserves period voice and light tone from the Boston Evening Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Boston Evening Transcript
Local Notables and Visits Across Clinton and Peru
Fred McCarthy travels to Peru and Rochester for business this week. Clinton Ikenberry guests of Glenn Brown. Mrs. Cora Hastings of Nead visiting cousin Miss Flor Shafer. Clinton Robbins family dined with Ross Melenry family. Omer Lee hosted by L A Haines family. Russell Haines leaves Quinsey illness. Walter McHenry family visited Chili with Mrs. Ancil McHenry. Albert Berger and M E Sloppy with P O Sullivan plan Macy Peru to buy organ for Weasaw church. Ed Saline Cecelia Yoder and Jatin Sanday toured Peru visiting Wallace winter quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton [Ikenberry
Glenn Brown
Cora Hastings
Nead
Flor Shafer
Albert Berger
M. FE. Sloppy
P. OS. Sullivan
Macy
Peru
Weasaw Church
Ed Saline
Cecelia
Field Yoder
Jatin Sanday
Wallace Winter Quarters
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McCall's Magazine
Fany McCall
Woman's World Today's Magazine
McCall’s
McCall
Peruvian Residents Visit Friends and Plan Moves
Local Peru residents and visitors are listed amid social calls and moves. Mardell Johnson and Miriam Bell shared a weekend, Maude English met Gladys Bell, and families including the Bells, Kline, Keister, and Grimes gathered for dinners, theatre, and illness updates. Rumors say E S Kline may relocate to Lucerne, Indiana for work, with neighbors noting the expected departure. The column notes garden tool sales and promotes Pratts Baby Chick Food at Donaldson's Drug Store.
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Jean Shear
Fred McCarthy
Rochester
Clinton Robbins
Ross Melenry
Omer Lee
L. A
Russell Haines
Quinsey
Walter McHenry
Chili
Ancil McHenry
Charles
Today
Fourth Ave
New York
Oston
Peru, Ind
Messline
Belgium
Copenhagen
Mardell] Johnson
Miriam Bell
Maude English
Gladys Bell
Esther Godfrey
Columbia City
William Bell
Harve Stoffer
Newton Bell
Floyd Guinn
FE. S. Kline and Son
Wilton
Lucerne
Dukes’ Hardware
Lydia Woolley
Denver
Argos
Frank Keister
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mary
Sylvia Alderfer
Wallace Theatre
Mary Keister
E. £. Saline
South Bend
Kline
O. Gandy & Co
Ind
Flora Benedict
Lizzie Tharp
Will
Frank Matthias
William Ream
Elmer Ream
Will Ream
Henry See
Rufus Fisher
Grover Lee
Roy
Earl Dillman
Mrs. Myrtle Brown
Mexico
Elmer Lantz
Marie Swope
P.S. Sullivan
Edgar Stanton
S. D. Berger
Sylvia
Mary Dillman
Joe Dilliman
Joe Krammes
Wisconsin
P. S. Sullivan
William Guise
Ebenezer
Minnie
Mary Sullivan
Mary Laughren
Sarah Matthias
Alvena
Sarah Berger
Paul
Mr. and
Mrs. Ea Hoover
Mary Murphy
McClain
Mary Berger
Cora Fisher
Martha
Clarence Ream
Woolleytown
Pratts
Donaldson’s Drug Store
Necuriity Patanta
T Munn & Co
Scientific America
I.arzent
All New York Co
Broadway
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