Orchard Dance a Big Success at local hall
Orchard hosts a dance with an orchestra from Denver led by Doroyly Jutinson. A large crowd enjoyed a pleasant evening, with decorated hall and improved comfort. Local families and guests from Denver, St Paul, and surrounding towns joined civic and social gatherings before and after the dance, with community visits and travel to Platteville and Weldona noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Salinay
Myra
Dow "Ward
Son Down
Kernay
Mra
Q. J. Albright
Audrey Tirapatricl
St. Paul Minn
Orchard Sunday
Margaret Whiterpatrick
al Watering
Denver
Orchard Bourday
Chrisy Fox Ory
Bitohal
Nel
Tick Patterson Gall
Ruth Richeson
Frances, Hawley
Bob Word
Suuday
M. 8
Richeson
Donover
Greeley
Fred Greenwood
Platteville
Charles
A. Ey Belmialling
Weldon Valley
Stonehang
Weldona
Road to Fame for Norman Shaw in Penrith billiards title
Norman Shaw, an Australian billiards expert, travels a rough route between Penrith and St Marys to win a Penrith championship. The article describes a shot with the ball on a cushion of weeds on a sunny afternoon at Mrs Walter McNulty’s home, with Masine and Gertrude Mahnken hosting. Four members attended the meeting, with Phylla Valentine as card and flower chair, Charlotte Pearson leaving the club, and Lucille Kileham and Margaret Robb joining the program committee. After business, the girls sewed. The next meeting will be July 12 at the homes of Maxine and Mary Jana McNit. Refreshments of cake and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Shaw
Penrith
New South Wales
St. Mary's
Shaw
Walter McNulty
Masine
Gertrude Mahnken
Phylla Valentine
Sarve
Charlotte Pearson
Lucille Kileham
Margaret Robb
Rex
Maxine
Mary Jana McNit
Eike
Punch Ware
Vacation plans and local society notes from Platteville
Mrs Evelyn Maddox and Malcolm Maddox plan a California vacation with relatives in Los Angeles and Glendaly returning by September. A Laurs Aid committee meeting continued two divisions, with Division 1 led by Mrs S J Staunton and Division 2 by Mrs Charles Briggs. The Altar and Rosary Society hosted a card party in February. prizes awarded to Miss Lou Camp and Mrs J J Sheriff. About 35 attended the Work League dinner at Peaceful Valley after church. Spanish days of the week in Caribbean Spanish include Domingo and Martes. the Bechuanaland Bushmen in the Kalahari desert count on their own ways and salute with laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville Platteville
Evelyn Maddox
Malcol Maddox
Tmaide Pany
California
Hay
Vindt
Slater
Arthur Fall
Fam Hy
South Gate
Los Angeles
Glendaly
Laurs
Wis
Charles Briggs
S. J. Stantop
Kalahari Desert
Bechuanaland Protectorate
Lent Observance Shrinks Armies as Siege Feeds Hunger
Medieval Lent strictness reduced armies and garrisons to starvation, recalling the siege of Orleans in 1420 when Lenten food shortages left forces with scant rations and morale eroded under famine conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Jumping Deer Reach Eight Plus Feet High
Reports describe wild deer jumping fences from eight feet high and occasionally clearing ten to twelve feet. The text notes deer can jump considerable distances along the ground but provides general statements rather than specific incidents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Albright
J. A. Powell
Leo Smith
Fort Lupton
Mrs. Built
Verna Dell Woods
Albright
Delta Deli
Ray Mattox
Gmail
Yang Beach
Calif
Mattox
Cassoday
Jandrean
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Gassediy
Milt Casseday
Luigment
Jake Kime
Whitman
Nob
Hi Slater
Waller McNally
Kime
Kromuling
Painter Brothers
Roggen
Wilter McNulty
Glen Haven
Gene
Dirs
Latyretio Kime
Delta Girls 42 Club
D ! Hering & Repp
Cru
Sbenjoy
Malacca
Hering & Repp
Holy Land
Paléstine
Engish
Hi Ha
Chinatown
Rexall
Burma
Werb
Solgate
Mennen
Ghesterfields
Lucklee
Guy Price
Jac Schick
Durham
Buplex
Keen Kutter
Vitalis
Lucky Tiger
Chamberlain
Weldorado
Gilbert-Bishop Drug
Eighth St
Boo Ninth St
M. B. Vlughs
Rev. F. 2
Wayne Koehler
Wie
Caribbean Sea
Domingo
Ibunes
Martes
Mierevius
Jaeves
Esa Viernes
Sabario
Joe Away
Boleros
Elares
Gores
Anes
Price
Gore
Lace
Eighth Avenue
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