Wedding Bells In Williamstown And Area Holiday Parties
The report chronicles a Williamstown wedding with detailed attire notes and guest list including Dr. and Mrs. McCreight and Miss Elizabeth Lowman of Indiana. It also highlights a series of social events around town, notably a Juncteon bridge luncheon at the Tenney home for sixty guests, with prizes and a China gift from a longtime traveler. Additional social notes mention Methodist groups, Christmas parties, charity events, and a school dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Lowman
Williamstown
E. A. Mleck
Georgetie
Memb
Br. E
Myre
McCreight
Johnston McCreight
Oskaloose
Elabeth Lowman
Indiana
Penn
J. Randall
Manhattan
Wingfirht
Junction City
Tenney
Www. E. ‘Tenney
Harriet Tanner
FP. H. Smithmeyer
L. N. Lewis
Alex. Mitchell
Canton China
China
Terney
Orient
Rose’ Candieholder
Warren Teding
Atlanta, Ga
Christmas Dinner at Signage 3 Horse Club Event
A festive gathering last evening featured a table lit with tall red candles, crystal holders, and a tiny Christmas tree centerpiece with favors for each guest. Place cards and nut cups reflected the season as gifts were exchanged among members. the club hosted by Mr and Mrs G G Mc Coy with substitutes for absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Dining Room
Mississippi Street
G. N. Russel
Lynn
H. B. Asher
Fred Richardson
Kentucky Street
Grace
Furdum
Signage 3
Barteldes
Card Club
G. G. McCoy
A. Ti. Reed
Ladies Club Notes and Social Announcements
Five hdmered winners including Mrs W P alerrimen won first prize. Mrs Howard Moore was guest of the club along with Mrs George Com ock. On January 5 the club meets with Mrs Wallace Harris. Eastern Star plans Christmas banquet at Masonic temple tomorrow at 6 30 with initiation and installation to follow. Personal notices list several Kansas City visits by Mrs C F Hanley Mrs L B Hanley Miss Mary Sweeneyent Mrs Seth Fenton Mrs John Strong Mr and Mrs Charles V Hesse J M Stone Mrs Ralph Achninz Mrs A C Mitchell Mrs J R Greenlees and Mrs Helmer Klock and H W Emick. Health Board reports more homicides in Kansas this year but fewer personal crisis reports. 69 homicides in eight months 1925, likely 104 for year, 121 personal crisis reports before September indicating 181 total for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P.alerrimen
Howard Moore
Moore
George Comock
Wallace Harris
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. F. Hanley
L. B. Hanley
Haskell Institute
Kansas City
Mary Sweeneyent
Seth Fenton
John Strong
S.W. Bihr, Jr
Charles V. Hesse
J. M. Stone
Ralph Achninz
A.C. Mitchell
Topeka
J. R. Greenlees
Helmer Klock
H. W. Emick
Kansas
State Board of Health
Unspecific 1924 Death Statistics Mentioned
The fragment notes violent deaths numbering 285 in 1924 with 198 by self destruction and references 309 hives or similar figures the previous year, indicating a comparative look at fatalities and personal crises.
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Helen Holke
Margaret Drennon
Virginia Mosford
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J. M. Metzger
Sisterhood Church
Ohio
Basin and Professions’ Women's Club
Eudora Farmers’ Union
Raseve
Helianthus Club
Harry Edmondson
George Petty
Annie Wight
North Polar
F. A. Willis
Jack Bolland
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Ee Elizabeth
Welthesay
D. M. Dunakin
Tenessee Street
Anna Maude Evans
James Polk Clark
Glenwood Springs
Cole
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Edna Lemon
Maurine Brunet
Karl Kreider
M Rs
Amiz Club
Yester
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Lawrence
Robert
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Hamar
Alva Carter
the Dell
Eyrrysopy
Merchants National Bank
Hester & Roberts
Optometrists
Mass
Champerlain
Wrathnent
Talcunyie
Malden
Mase
Real Valuz
the Fair Store
Phoenix Hosiery
Batis Prem
Fang
Peter Pan
Yeu
Ato Erapes
Eeteee
Ub Womer Syed
SREB
Fooi
Bien
Unionalis
Nair
Fine-Velear & Bolvin
Davai
Oeeran
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Prica
Ste Detsils
Polly Prim
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