Community events in Dorado and area churches
The notice lists several social gatherings including an Eastern Star event at the Masonic Temple with attendance details and calls for members to attend. A Riverside Club dance for Country Club members, Catholic Ladies Altar Society meeting at Mrs. Guerriero's home, and a St Francis Auxiliary party hosted by Mrs. Leo Vandegear are scheduled. Memorial exercises for Confederate Veterans form a parade from Court House square to the cemetery with American Legion and Confederate Veterans participation. Mrs. A Collman and Anne Rochmill visit Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
H. D. Apgar
W W. E. Rowell
Masonic
Court House Square
American Legion
Mrs Alders Entertainers Dance at Evening Event
Willis Anders entertained at a pleasant evening dance in an enlarged living dining room. The event honored Miss Louise DeWoody with fruit punch served throughout the night. Attending the honoree were Misses Alice Harrington, Lees Harrington, Mildred Benson, Marietta McGee, Birch Williams, Elizabeth Harrington, Lavinia McGuire, Mae Grant, Irma Grant, Lucille Godwin, and Noertje Godwin.
Local Society Names in Attendances and Names List
A long list of attendees appears including Helen Carr Alice Shaw Penelope Smith Nellie Flynn Jessie Richardson and Mr Mare Perry Myatt Moore John Winberry Aaron Parker Tom Munhol land Julian Trezevant Herbert Booze Hal Godwin J E Peters Bill Matthews A G Herring Ralph Baldwin Steele Williams J Moore James Swink Clara King Klein Anders and the couple Mr and Mrs Luther Reid with Mrs J N Harrington noted among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Carr
Alice Shaw
Penelope Smith
Nellie Flynn
Jessie Richardson
Messrs
Mare Perry
Myatt Moore
John Winberry
Aaron Parker
Tom Munholland
Julian Trezevant
Herbert Booze
Hal Godwin
J. E. Peters
Bill Matthews
A. G. Herring
Ralph Baldwin
Steele Williams
J. ©. Moore
James Swink
Clara King
Klein Anders
Luther Reid
J. N. Harrington
Wooley Foreman Charles Wey Marries Vera Foreman
Charles Wooley and Vera Foreman were married quietly at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Wallace Clift officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried sweet peas. Attendants were Ed Mills and wife. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, the newlyweds to reside in Terminal Heights. Anne Rochmill of Selma visits the Coliman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooley-Foreman
Charles Wey
Vera Foreman
Wallace Clift
Ed Mills
Frank Kirby
Wooley
Terminal Heights
Wrights Host Evening Euchre Club Gathering
Dr and Mrs Wright entertained the Evening Euchre Club last evening on a decorated porch with sweet peas and fern. Prizes included pottery jars jardiniere a fishing tackle and a pottery basket won by various members, followed by a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weaks
Murray Hudson
Local Social Notes and Travels Highlight Community Figures
A parade of names marks a Friday reception at the Elks Club hosted by the Robert E. Lee Memorial Association and the Woman’s Auxiliary to the American Legion. Attendees include Mra Morison and several Potts Surgaine Trousdale and Weaks family members among others. Mrs Jones plans a summer in New York and Camden. R F Roberts and Myrtle Rauhman wed in Memphis, with home in Baton Rouge. Dr Harrison and Mrs Strong host. Loyal Stars of America meet at 7:30. Washburn sisters head to New York for summer. Hal A Bickham visits from Denver. Mrs Lily Gordon leaves for Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee Memorial Association
Woman’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Elks Club
Confederate Veterans
American Legion Sons of Confederate Veterans
K. of P. Band
R. F. Roberts
Myrtle Rauhman
Baton Rouge
Memphis
Roberts
Red Crogs
Convention Street
Tuesday Club guests and garden party at Mrs Selig home
The Tuesday Club met at Mrs. Dean Selig's home where sweet peas provided color. Prizes included an embroidered lunch cloth won by Mrs. Ford and a silk lingerie guest prize for Mrs. Dick Sadler. Attendees list includes Mrs. Jonas Selig, Bryant Dickinson, Julius Cahn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Sélig
M Selig
Jonas Selig
Ford
Bryant Dickinson
Dick Sadler
Julius Cahn
Mesdames
Nicholas Norman
Roy Carnes
C. F. Ford
Henry Mayo
R. W. O'Donnell
W. L. Gill
Jack Selig
Harry Newhall
J. Brothers
Sam Davis
C. Ammer
Clifford Ray
Paul Keller
Rail wage cuts ordered by U S railroad board
The United States railroad labor board orders wage reductions effective July 1 across 104 rail lines. Average cuts of about 12 percent apply to most employees with specific reductions by job type, impacting 31 unions. Clerks receive reclassified pay scales. the action follows the 1920 wage award and cites lower living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
South
Terdace
Bie
Lancaster to visit for Batavia line special orders
Sprague-Warner special representative Mr Lancaster will soon meet patrons seeking to place special orders from the Batavia line offered by BROS. GRO. CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Sprague-Warner
Batavia
Oe Bros. Gro. CO
Patent press fasteners keep stockings in pairs
The article explains using patent press fasteners to pair stockings of different sizes. Sew one fastener piece to the top of each stocking so matched pairs stay together. The fasteners do not interfere with washing and allow stockings to hang over a clothesline without separate pegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianhi
Theatre seating system to show vacant seats at door
A bill in the House would require theatres with continuous performances to sell tickets only for vacant seats. Guerin Theatre Seating System Inc of Delaware and New Orleans unveils an indicator board showing exact vacant seats by lit lights at the entrance. The system, standardized with Western Electric products and backed by American Seating Co, is capitalized at about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Roy
Woodruff
Michigan
New Orleans
Guerin Theatre Seating System, Inc
Delaware
Dover
Louisiana
Western Electric
American Seating Company
One Way Street Changes On Grand And Walnut Streets
Starting June 6 Grand Street from DeSiard intersection will run one way north toward Jefferson. Walnut Street from the W S P railway crossing to DeSiard will be one way south. Signs will mark the change by order of Mayor Arnold Bernstein and Police Inspector R. E. Heap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Street
DeSiard Street
Jefferson
Walnut Street
Arnold Bernstein
R. E. Heap
Mlle Irene Curie Shuns Social Life For Lab Work
New York reports detail Mlle Irene Curie daughter of Marie Curie who aids in radium research at the Sorbonne era. She says she prefers the laboratory to social events though she would accept a dance occasionally. She notes radium treatments can ease suffering though not always cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mlle
Irene Curie
Mme
Marie Curie
Tradium
Irene
Sorbonne
Mme. Curie
Mlle. Curie
Pardon Applications Filed in Louisiana Names Tom Carter Jim Howard
Notice states TOM CARTER and JIM HOWARD have filed applications with the Louisiana Pardon Board. The notices request state pardons and identify the individuals and filing dates.
Of Interest to Women Topics Across Nations and Eras
A miscellany notes women in public roles and social customs. It cites Chicago plans for a woman assistant district attorney Mrs Kate Wilder as Fargo police commissioner. It mentions Sweden granting medical profession access to women in 1870 and other historical curiosities about Vienna fashion wigs Mary Queen of Scots dog muffs and 18th century court customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kate Wilder
Fargo
North Dakota
Sweden
Finland
Vienna
Mary Queen of
James II
Noted Achievements Mark Women’s Roles Across States
The item highlights women in public life and civic roles from diverse regions. It mentions Mrs Anna Saylor shaping California's capital punishment policy for youths, Estelle Downing being Michigan’s first female city council member, and the Canton Samshui railroad employing many native women in clerical and ticketing roles. It also notes a princess acting as godmother and presenting to a nurse, plus the incorporation papers for a matrimonial organization in Logan sport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton-Samshui
China
California
General Assembly
Anna Saylor
Estelle Downing
State Normal School
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Independent Order of
Logansport
Ind
Kaffee Hag coffee promotion note
An advertisement touts Kaffee Hag as decaffeinated coffee safe for diabetics and others forbidden from coffee. It claims no harmful effects, allows any strength, and promises no sleep disruption. Waltoner Bros. Gro. Co. promotes the can with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeer Bros. Gro. CO
Grand Leader offers 500 low cuts for $1 on two days
The Grand Leader, Inc announces a sale of 500 pairs of low cut shoes and pumps at one dollar per pair to be displayed on counters Thursday and Friday with customers helping themselves. Also includes a leather care tip for removing grease stains using linseed oil and vinegar, applied with a flannel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Leader, Inc
Taniac Reliefs Stomach Trouble Says Mrs Grider
Mrs. Margaret C. Grider of Muskogee Oklahoma credits Taniac with easing a fifteen to twenty year stomach ailment. She describes chronic gas pressure heart pressure sleeplessness and severe weakness prior to using Taniac and reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy with continued use for six bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Margaret C. Grider
Elgin Ave
Muskogee
Okla
Tantac
Advt
Ford S Lures Offer Carburetor Cuts Gas Bills
Air Friction Carburetor Co of Dayton Ohio claims its device reduces gasoline bills by one third to one half while increasing engine power 30 to 50 percent. It works with low grade fuel or mix of gasoline and kerosene and is installed in minutes with a 30 day trial. Local agents sought with large profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Friction
Madison St
Dayton
Ohio
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riverside Club
Catholic Ladies Altar Society
C. P. Guerriero
Mesdames Guerriero
F. E. Hodges
Leo Vandegear
St. Francis
A. Collman
Anne Rochmill
Selma, Ala
Dorado
A. A. Coliman
News-Star
Conklin
Eversharp
Montag
Ian Ivory
Ivory
Dresser Tantee
Conklin’s
Gibson
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
DeSiard St
R. O. Morison
J. Potts
F. B. Surgaine
J. H. Trousdale
L. W. Moddley
W. M. Lynch
J. R. Gilhoula
W. K. Jones
A. A Forsythe
Henry Serntsein
Victor Barringer
W. L. Jones
Jackson
D. H. Harrison
Luella
W. A. Strong
West Side
The
Loyal Stars of America
Violet
Winiifred ‘Washburn
Jos
Washburn
Hal A.bickham
Denver, Colo
Lily Gordon
Shreveport
Tuesaday Club
J. C. Montgomery
Mrs. C. L. Frasier
Stone’s
Walker Bros. Gro. CO
State of
Parish of
Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Luke King
C. A. Hunter
Sixth Judicial District Court
Monroe
Fife
T.A.G Monroe
Jung
Monroe Colored High School
S. B. Nelson
Dermott
Ark
M. J. Foster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Millsaps Co., Inc
Mlle Curie
Pardon Board of
Tom Carter
Pardon Board
Jim Howard
New Saenger Theatre
J.T. Tolson
FORDS
Ana
Anu
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