Wednesday Archdue Club Hosts Farewell to Service Women
The Wednesday bridge club gathered at Mee Marix’s home on Kina Street for an elaborate evening in honor of two service women, Mrs Chapman and Mrs Pardee, marking their final appearance before leaving for the mainland. Prizes went to Mesdames Wooton, Turner, and Wilcox, followed by a lavish dinner with pink asters, as guests including Mrs Neville, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs Chapman, and many others shared toasts and conversation.
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Mee Marix
Kina Street
Chapman
Pardes
Mes Wilecox
Nitation
Lab
Mesdames Wooton
Turner and Wilcox
Dinine
Forny
Nex
Mex
Wilvon
Pardee
Mew
Marix
Mra Neville
Witeos
Met. Chapman
Wil ‘ Mes
Turner
Mra Sheedy
Mrs. Thom
Pratt
Mrs. Westen
Mex Chay
Mek Watkins
Mra Hoy Hinith
Mes Dante Hand
Alex Carter
Sunday Services Amid Chaotic City Notices and Vague Invites
A garbled community notice lists various Sunday services and meetings with scattered references to locations, names, and times. The text mixes religious gatherings, social events, and scattered personal mentions, making it hard to confirm specifics. The piece reads as a collage of itinerary fragments and social invitations without coherent structure.
Unclear OCR text referencing Portugal and Congress proceedings
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to mix names, places, and events with garbled terms. It mentions Portugal, New York, a Senate committee, and various unrelated fragments, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Readable fragments from a social notice in a local paper
The text presents fragmented lines about greetings and congratulations sent to Mr and Mrs George W Wallace and others. It mentions a social event at Admiral and Mint Cowless home and a later dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral
Numan
Court Allows Woman to Dye Hair If She Chooses
A county court ruling confirms a woman may dye her hair as she pleases. The decision cites the plain’s delivery and the defendant’s claims, noting the case involves a debt matter and disputes over hair coloring rights.
General Macomb News From March Dispatch
Fragmented OCR note recounts General Macomb arrival in March with Captain Coster, mentions battles, travels to the island state, and a final action at the Bart Station. References to Utah work, Hellion action, and a cavalry event. Unclear sequence and multiple garbled phrases.
Hat Sale Suspicious Racket Closes Market Briefly
Local merchants shuttered a hat sale amid an alleged racket case as police investigated odd pricing and alleged thefts in a crowded market. Witnesses reported confusion during the afternoon incident near Silvas undertaking yard.
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Giban
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Nebraska
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Rte Sire
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USA
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Catal
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Flaraphreys
Abe
Fort Street
Harrison Block
Madeira
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