Community social notes and visiting guests across Pekin area
Numerous residents visited relatives and friends from Pekin to Mason City and San Jose. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scherer with Louis DeSutter family, various dinners and hospital updates, and attendance at funerals and local events in Green Valley and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer ‘Scherer
Louis DeSutter
Hall and Griffin Families Attend Local Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hall attended the funeral of Mrs. Hall's aunt Mrs. Addie Reed Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ties Velde visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Velde. Glenn Talbott and Lacey were dinner guests at Cleo Griffin's Havana home for Mrs. Griffin's birthday. Others included Cecil Griffin and Clarence Griffin's families from Havana. Ray Hill spent Sunday evening with Faul Dix in Easton.
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Owen Singley
Easton
Maggie McKinley
Paul Dix
Mason City
Bob Talbott
George Bishop
Pekin
W. G. Gore
Glenn C. Gore
Thomas May
Methodist Hospital
Bud Schmick
Clarence Reed
of Delavan
Anna Reed
Andy Kerr
Orin Ethell
Christine Johnson
Son Arvin
William Martin
Peoria
M. F. Boyd
Lucy Frederick
William Beale
F Pekin
Guy Hall
Mrs. Ties Velde
Mrs
D. W. Velde
Glenn Talbott
Art and Lacey
Cleo Griffin
Havana
Grifin
Cecil Griffin
Clarence Griffin
Ray Hill
Faul Dix
Local Families Spend Tuesday to Thursday Together
Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder of Creve Cour visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Whiteford and daughter. Thursday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Kastner at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hofrieter and daughter in Green Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kastner
Wilbur Hofrieter
George Ethell
Athens
Emmons Ethell
Frank Rankin
Green Valley
LeTourneau
Henry Esser
Jounior Woman's Club
James Richie
Charles DeSutter
Henry G. Frederick
Frank Snyder
Creve Cour
Charles Smith
Lawrence Whiteford
Disunity in Democrats heightens risk to Truman administration
A House Appropriations subcommittee reports State Department intrigue and broader disloyalty in the Executive Branch. Republicans push for agency heads to dismiss subversive or dangerous personnel, arguing rapid action would save taxpayer money.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Democrat Party
Department of State
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of State
State Department
Department
Executive Branch
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Glenn Smith
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Sally McPherson
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Carl Thomas
Bob Wisehaupt
Mackinaw
Wayne Sunderland
Wilbert Gurbe
George, Meeker
Ollie Hammer
J. A. Tillman
James Seelye
Miss Leone Hise
Marian Seelye
Mabel Corbett
Wilbur Woodley
San Jose
Bob Farnam
Gene Townsend
John Grube
Donald Brent
Sterling Woodley
Mrs. M. H. Boyd
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Terry of
Henry Hirst
Robert Kwasigroh
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Frank Kwasigroh
Arvin Beebe
Dan Jenkins
Chicago
Nelson Hiller
Joe Leinweber
Bernie Albrecht
William Meyer
Sidney Coombs
Manito
Community Express
Edwin and Murray Johnson
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Walter E. Devore
Manito, Ill
Manito Cleaners
Lake Club
H. L. Williamson
Sangamon County
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Auburn
Sangamon County Farm Bureau
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