Local society notes highlight visits and meetings
Readable fragments show clubs hosting meetings on Elm Street and at the Experiment Farm. Attendees include Mrs J E Walters, Mrs Stith Davenport, and Mrs Bessie D. eh, with guests from Texarkana and Oklahoma City. J. R. Henry Sr. hosts Pat Cleburne Chapter gathering. Elizabeth Serville to Harold Alexander. many travels and bridge parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
T He ‘Wa
D.C
J. R. Henry, Sr
Lucy Boyd
North Elm Street
Don Smith
R. V. Herndon
George Spragina
Ode Stuart
Elizabeth Serville
Harold Alexander
Hamtramck Moves To Recall Its Mayor In 1920s Style
Hamtramck, the Detroit suburb of about 50 000, seeks the recall of Mayor Rudolph G Tenerowicz on 11 grounds. Petitions aim for a Sept 9 election aligned with Detroit's mayoral vote. Charges include squandering public funds tolerating vice and denying electors inspection rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hamtramck
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
Hamtrainick
Business Women Continue Rally and Club Plans
The Hope and Washington clubs held a meeting with crackers and a whistling contest won by Mrs Charles Walker. Miss Maude Lipscomb urged better attendance and cooperation, stressing staying informed on daily policy and keeping club work first. President Clariva Cannon announced plans to host Rotary and to welcome Miss Lutle Stearns of Milwaukee for an inspirational talk. Membership discussions continued with new and prospective members to be considered, along with funding for projects like B P W Golf Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walker
Fleming
Maude Lipscomb
Hope Group
Miss. Lipscomb
Miss Lopscomb
Toplcy
Marion McClench
National Federation
Hope
Washington
Hot Springs
Brooks Ellison
American Legion
Johnnie McCabe
Geo. W. Rubison ¢ Company
Trudie McWilliams
Southern Utilities Company
Walker
Meg. Frank Hicks
Amundsen May Still Be Alive Near Arctic Cache
New York dispatch argues Amundsen could still be alive in the Arctic if he reached Rudolph Island near Franz Josef Land, aided by a two ton food cache left by Anthony Fiala in 1905. The tale links Amundsen, Nobile rescue, and drift patterns with sparse sightings and hopeful odds among other missing explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Arctic
New York
Roald
Spyebergen
Umberto Nobile
Tromsoe
Norway
Duke Abruzzi
Italia
Alia
Rudolph Island
Franz Josef Archipelago
Anhony Fiala
Ski America
Fiala
Abruzzi
Vacn
Tramsoe
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Roald Anudsen
Fladolph Island
Umap
Anthony Fiala
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Freckles
Art Ilfe
J. M. Ginn
William Ginn
Pearl Ginn
Nashville
Muesia
Haphington Ty
el Dorado
Aquath
Clara Mae Gosachl
Sarah Jane Hyden
Texarkana
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
BE. E. White
Prescott
Wonth
Missionary Society Shire
Christian Church
Theo Witt
M. Blove
H. C. Whitworth Onuns
Little Rock
Ehn Street
Mesdames
W.alters
Luther Holloman
J. E. Walters
O— A. C. Whitehurst and Son
Walters
Floyd
Porto Bh
Claurlin Kitworth
Hers
Jamaica
W. Arman
W. W.ett
Geo. T
Circle No. 1
First Meth 1
Experiment Farm
Stithenport
I Chester Lester
T. R. Billly
Stith Davenport
Bessie
Virginia Bodbold
Moon
West Lee Street
Ruth Lee
Shreveport
Loraine
Ess
Hane
Louise Hanegan
Nees White
Doris Moses
Cannon
Dallas, Tex
Th Cannon
WN. Alexander
City
H. Neff
C. J. Newton
George Brown
Rossie Elaine
Portland
Grace Kirk
C. B. Tyler
Dallas
Tex
Woman's Missionaty Society
First Methodist Church
B. B. Brown
South Elmstreet
John Arnold
L. J. Gillespie
R. M. Briant
Colorado
St. Italyt
Alice McMath
L. W. Young
Cube
Steve Carrigan
W. G. Allison
Omie Blackwell
Finis, Howard and
Amilee
Oklahoma City
Corbi Foster
J. &. Walters
Rela~ives
Anda Waltrip
Frances White
Virginia Godbold
House
Clem
PAT
Oscar
Ect
Williams
Ted Att
Bay Cry
Board
Taxpayers’ Association
Tenerowicz
Sis
Rudolph G.tenerowicz
Texaco
The
Texas Company
G. H. Harsell
Ee Ward & Son
John McCormack
Audible Screen Entertainment
McCormack
Richard Barthelmess
Pole
Northeast
Amundse Flight
Northe Pole
Andree White
Eride
Nnthony
Penney's
Felix
J. C. Penney
J.C. Penney Co
the Department
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