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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
3
Parks and Mr and Mrs Wayne Meyer hosted Sunday supper for the Dewey Risens while Mr and Mrs Sidney Coombs received Wednesday evening callers Mr and Mrs John Leslye and Mrs. .
The Green Valley Theater lists shows for November with FBI-SAT on Saturday and Sunday, Ivory Hunters, Clifton Webb and Ginger Rodgers, Elizabeth Taylor and Warry, Parks Love is Better Than Ever family nights, stage shows, orchestra, Hammond organ, and a treasure chest quiz on Saturdays. Children under parent accompaniment admitted free on Mondays and Thursdays.
Sadie Sipes and many families visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Priddy of Peoria on Sunday. Other calls included the Herrman and DeSutter households, plus visits to Green and Golden in Peoria and Green Valley. Darlene Chaney celebrated her 8th birthday with games, cakes, and gifts at home with relatives and friends. tokens and notes arrived from distant relatives.
At a Tuesday meeting the Manito Rotary Club enjoyed fellowship with four guests. The club donated ten dollars to the Girl Scouts for equipment. Leonard Hewitt presented his daughter Janet who played three clarinet pieces, followed by a book review of four titles.
Mrs. Etta Cox has returned from Methodist Hospital in Peoria and is convalescing at the home of her niece and husband Mr. and Mrs. C. J. DeSutter. The note also mentions friends of Mrs. Dottie Marshall who are sorry to learn of her status.
Mrs. Carrie Guimbel is recovering from a fall three weeks ago and has returned to her home in Manito after treatment at St Fran Cis Hospital Peoria.
Mrs J A Sedge spent several days last week visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs L E Smith in Peoria.
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