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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
6
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Miss Shirley Jean Graff was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower held July 31 1948 in St Pauls Egypt Lutheran Church basement. Eldon Keith of Havana will wed soon. Prizes were awarded for top scores and guests enjoyed luncheon with yellow iced cake and umbrella motif. A large circle formed as gifts were opened beside a decorated umbrella centerpiece.
A Canton neighborhood picnic honored Engle Palmer on his birthday at the Frank Palmer home. Guests included Engle and Mrs. Engle Ben Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Styningle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Serangeli of Deer Creek, Nettie Palmer, and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer.
Mr and Mrs Julius Zeeck and children Bobbie and Karen Meyer depart Saturday night for a week of fishing in Minnesota with Marcella Meyer accompanying them.
A Catholic Mass is scheduled for 7 30 a.m. with Pastor Father Griffin presiding. Parishioners are invited to attend and participate in the service.
Manito Rotary Club met at the church basement with program chairman W. L. Kerr and guest speaker Lee Gordon of Havana. Gordon discussed the battlefield history connected to Cluster's Last Stand.
The Hilst Reunion will be held Sunday, August 8 at Mineral Springs Park Pekin. The tourist camp will host the event with dinner served at 1 p.m. DST.
Mr and Mrs John Meeker came home Sunday evening after a two weeks vacation visiting Niagara Falls Washington D C NBC Radio City New York and other East area sights.
Ten a m Sunday School led by Lawrence Whiteford followed by morning worship at eleven a m with minister Joseph Hobbs.
Mrs Theodore Bender and children and Mrs Frank Cranwill and son of Peoria returned home last Thursday after a week with Mr and Mrs G A Peterson and family in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Personal mentions record visits and gatherings across several towns. Mrs Loran Glock and daughters visit her parents in Manito while Mae Don and George Parkin visit Athens and Mr and Mrs Stuart Lilja host relatives in Springfield for a birthday dinner. Additional trips include Topeka, Mineral, Green Valley and Havana with multiple families sharing meals and hospitality across the week.
Mrs Mary Lou Runyon guests include Mrs George Shipman from Webster Illinois and Mrs Dale Brodie from Casen age visiting with daughter and sister Mrs Marion Lesler and daughter. Johanna Eidman spent last Wednesday with Mrs Clarence Meyer. Hal Willett and daughter from Peoria vacationed with the DeSutter family. Betty Parsons and son Frank from Waukesha visited. Ray OHara Louis Shankin and Donald Herrman families visited Sidney Coombs. Birthday dinner honored Mrs Henry Fischer at Johnny Fischers.
Lorraine notes brides toss bouquets at Jackie and Kit’s wedding while gossip swirls about Sally Meyer’s Chicago trips and wedding weekends. Jim Gilmore and Bob Fornoff reportedly took Pekin girls home, Ruby Caulkins counsels O’Hara, and Charles Wilson rumors spark chatter about Emily Graff’s town visit.
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