Fragmented Local Notice Fragments Show Social Events and Accidents
A collage of community notes lists a Fourth Leaf Bridge Club meeting, a Sacred Concert, missionary meeting, and a city hall board gathering. It reports Mr J G Dollar’s recovery, Miss Lilah Moore’s trip to St Louis, Pierce Forgey’s accidental air rifle wound, and multiple local residents traveling or visiting friends in El Dorado Vicksburg and Raleigh alongside summer plans and university trips.
The Lotus Club Hosts Notable Monroe Luncheon Crowd
The Lotus Club in Monroe on Thursdays becomes a social hub with luncheon and bridge among numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, Miss Louisa Flournoy, and Misses Howell. Night Euchre gatherings at Mr. Wir Wilcy Lynch home feature prizes and a Dutch supper for many attendees.
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Lotus Club
Monroe
Bridge
W. F. Millsaps
Harrington
Louisa Flournoy
Fred Hudson
Morris Hayes
Jack Parker
Meredith
Francis Faulk
Byron Vaughan
Louise
Helen Howell
Ruth McCormick
Frances
Roberta Ferguson
Genevra Washburn
Mesdames Thomas Sullivan
Jim Bennett
N. O'Neil
C. A. Barber
Elsner Hanna
Anna Wooten
Henry Bernstein
Wirwil Lynch
Charles Russell
Albert Horuff
Surgaine
John Potts
Mr. Cummings
Bernice Nichols
Jon Renwick
Marrington
Percy Sander
George Love
Edgar Maupin
Guy Stubbs
G. B. Cooley
Wand
Maine primaries close as nation watches results
Portland report from June 16 notes Maine voters prepare for Monday primaries to select nominees for United States senator governor and state auditor ahead of September elections. The outcome signals broader political trends and is expected to draw wide interest.
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Portland
Maine
Severe fighting reported in Dublin
Severe fighting reported in Dublin as clashes erupt amid tensions with local authorities. The incident follows disputes over labor representation and appears tied to contested union activity involving the American Federation of Labor and its stance on a proposed large union.
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Dublin
American Federation of Labor
Irish free state constitution to be made public
The constitution for the Irish free state, in shaping with unexpectedly good progress, will be made public tomorrow announced by Winston Churchill in the house of commons.
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London
Irish Free State
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
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Bradford
Four Leaf Bridge Club
Fred Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Preasbyterian Auxiliary Missionary Meeting
Department Club
J. GC. Dollar
Lilah Moore
St. Louis
Pierce Forgey
Pierce
Richmond
Wallace Clift
A B. Maxie
W. D. Edwards
E. L. Jefferson
W. L. Mitchell
Mrs
J. T. Watkins
West Point
Miss
D. D. Coulter
J. H. Watkins
Margaret Devereux
Vicksburg, Miss
John Guerriero
Bernice Renwick Nichols
Commander In Chief
Wilbur Royster
Raleigh
N. C
Hal MeGeorge
Memphis
Tenn
Miss Pearl Butler
Louisiana College
Pineville, la
Eula Cole
Iva Lee Gates
A. A. Nimus
Claiborne
Maggie Richardson
Kathleen Willis
Shreveport
University of Virginia
Richardson
Miss Willis
New York City
Asbury Park
Withington
D. C
Highton
Ruston
Dou ‘Bruton
Alun
Kool
Lotus Club Hospitality
Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch
United States Senate
Res
Hale
Eugene Male
Washington
Ali
Frank &. Guernsey
Congress
Howard Davied
Yarmouth
W. R. Pattangall
Augusta
Oakley
Curtis
United States
Fra Madden
Skowhegan
Louis A. Donohue
R. G. MelIntire
Norway
Leena Tebbetts
Waterville
James W. Hewall
Old Town
Harding
Saenger Theatre Today
Buick Motor Cars
Buick
Firestone and
Oldfield
Reed-Lennon Motor Co., Inc
Walnut Street
Associated Press
Alameda
I Monroe Grocer Company, Distributors
M‘neill
Libby
Chicago
the Millsaps
West Monroe
Slagle-Johnson Lumber Co., Inc
Billie Bildit
Dixie Bedding CO