Residents Visit and Socials Across Rocky Mound and Hope
Local residents Henry Chapel, John Bulg Ayr iner, Mae Johnston Rit tin, and Dorothy Robertson spent time this week visiting in Rocky Mound and Hope. Mrs. Jim Cumbie and Bernice visited Dorothy Robertson. Mrs. Glen Fincher hosted Mildred Turner. Otha Messer hosted Turner family guests. Church attendance and dinner gatherings tied the weekend activities as families shared time with relatives and friends in the two communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Durham
Rocky Mound
John Bulg Ayiner
J.T. Cumbitte
Cora Turner
Xerponi Johnson
Earl Fincher
Rorky Mound
Henry Pickard
A. B. Turner
Chil Turner
Social visits fill Oak Grove weekend in small town
Oak Grove residents and relatives spent a quiet weekend visiting. Lois Pertell stayed with Mrs. Frank Mullens, Jim Skinzer and family visited his sister, D M Collier, while Bernice Jones and Charlie Williams hosted guests Friday night. The circle included Mrs. Raymond Ross and son Gilson, Cathreen Ross and Lucine, with many dinners and Sunday gatherings at Hollis Mullens and G P Pertell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Pertell
Frank Mullens
Jim Skinzer
D. M. Collier
Bensiie Jones
Charlie Williams
Raymond Ross
Son Gilson
Murl Ross
Cathreen Ross
Luciene
C. C. Mitchell
Bodean
Dora
Jackson
Luis Floniz
Blanche Ross
Hollis Mullens
Remer Nenn “Brullens
Marie Collier
Hallis
M. Tall
Patni
Clarince Sparks
Leo Collier
Burl’ Ross
Ernest Ross
Syd Skinner
Burl Ross
Morgan May
G. P. Pertell
Lessie Pertell
Lucile Allen
Blg Bodcaw
Four Held After $100 000 Robbery at Clinton Bank
Four men thwart a Clinton City National Bank heist netting about 100000. They bound staff and customers, fled in a green coupe, and later parts of the loot were found near Camanche. Suspects from Louisville, Ky identified as Edwards Jeffries Morris and Stanley, all believed to have confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iowa
Polley Black
City National Bank
Camanche
Cliff Edwards
Louisville
Earl Jeffries
Earl Shearleff
Edward Morris
T. D. Morse
Lester Stanley
Leg Stanley
Kentucky
Clyde Willetts
Edwards
Gertrude Hall
John and
Arvid Flood
Dayton Army aviation club awards strange trophy
In Dayton Ohio the Army forms a novel aviation club named the Dumb-bell Club. Its members are flyers who make air errors. The trophy collection includes a mounted dumb-bell a Sylag jackass a small derby hat a nine furlingd loving cup and other quirky memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Army
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Herbert
Darling
Mboraiere
Sust 4
Simo, BA
Lee Tsueaptois
Willa Bre
Abd Forte
Wier
Ffreckles and His
Jay
Saale
Poodle
CLUB
Boots
Howe
Irieda
Tasarina
Crama
Spencers, Walla
Sam
Othe
Tadd
Private Carcome
Sear
Rtd
Jas FY
the Newfangles
THE
Atuller
Lena
Omy
Dowa
Ger, Ghick
Ayer
Dren
Hope Star
Arbara Webber
East Second
Eet
Paisley Srligel
Pitode
Rat
W. B. Boyett
Braemer Hatchery
Texarkaria
Ark
R. G. Byers
Shoyer Springs
Texarkana
Fulton
C. Mitchell
George Johnson
Hope
Ross- Wen
Atwater-Kent
Bensburg Music Co
Oak Grove
Iowa Bank
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