Community notices feature hayride plans and club gatherings
Members of the Christian wieghty are slated for a 7 30 meeting before a church hayride. The Afternoon Bridge Club and Fremels Auxiliary report meetings and upcoming Christmas sale details. Local births and relocations are noted along with social club prizes and a book club program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Wieigty
We. Fremels
T. H. McMillan
New South Drug Store
Ames C. A. Barbour
R. T. Hawtheeme
Dan
Square 30 foot house offers value with attic storage
The article describes a compact square home of 30 by 30 feet with a broad front porch, a 12 by 13 foot hall, a living room with two large plate glass windows, a 12 by 14 foot dining room, and a 12 by 10 foot kitchen/pantry. It notes hollow tile walls, stucco finish, gypsum plaster, and asphalt shingles, plus attic storage and economical maintenance. It mentions related social notices and a notice of publication for land claim by Nathaniel George May in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Building Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Department of the Interior
Baton Rouge
Nathaniel George May
Fairbank
Louisiana
Estead
Northwest Quarter
S's
Range & East
Meridian
Dlam
United States
Monroe
Will Peel
Fairbanks
D. Bunk
Don Davie
J. N. Barnett
Winchester Justice and the Execution of Lady Lisle
The account recounts Mrs. Lisle’s arrest at the house of Lisle’s guests, her trial on August 27 1685 before Jeffreys for harboring Hicks, her condemnation despite weak evidence and brutal coercion, and her eventual beheading after a reprieve, with reverberations across Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lisle
Countess of Monmouth
Countess of Marlborough
Edward Hyde
Movies Court
Charles II
Cromwell
House of Lords
Monmouth
London
Moyles Court
John Hicks
Hicks
Penreddock
Mrs. Lisle
Dunne
Mr. Lisle
Pressnre
Lady Lisle
James II
Clarendon
Winchester
Courag
Lumber Market Trends and Housing Shortage
The American Lumberman notes declines in lumber prices with light buying and a belief that the market bottom may have been reached. It discusses the vast housing shortage, with estimates of millions of homes needed, and the high wood usage per house. It also mentions rising female political contributions and the fact that some women cannot vote in parliamentary elections at certain ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onye
Chicago
United States
United States Housing Corporation
Tofay
Uncertain Fragment Notes a Death in April 1991
The readable text mentions a death in April 1991 amid fragmented archival notes about a folder or archival reorder. No clear names, places, or events are present to confirm specifics.
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B. M. Jackson
Ryan Carroll
Miss May
Jackson
Bennie Franks
Stone Street
Mer. Rellie Alberts
Ft. Smith
Ark
Isrence H. Hopp
Clarence Woouhsun
Shreveport
Woodham
Mena A
Henry Hirsch
Sara Bertha
New Orleans
C. A. Golson
Mer Rouge
Lois
St. Francis Sanitarium
Northside Bridge Club
Abe Arent
Manny Marx
D. J. Hirsch
Hilda Baer
T. C. Brown
Twentieth Century Book Club
Mrs. Wm
J. J. Adame
Joe Bicdenharn
SCC
Blackmen
J. BL Blougntie
Loarene
Brook
Major
Mos. McGuire
M. McRegynold
Dg. Meek
Mo Maun Soliamnd
Mooom
Muaneoland
Rooh
Ganational Corrie
Ad Jers
Houston
J. E. Bethancourt
Marinello
Ane Rosenthal
Beaumont
Teaus
W. A. Corbet
Bethancourt
Athkorson
Fieurnoy
Cron
Tir Pote Washington
M. T. Moomuw
Wasi
George W. Bouze
Presbyterian Ladies
WL ER
Mace Clift
A. L. Harrington
Hob Gregg
West Side
Farrar
Henry Bernstein
Lily Gordon
D. M. Sholars
Sallie Ashley
Mrs. E. Parmour
Russian Ballet
Clarence Oakley
Anne
Mrs. Oakley
Baton Rnouge
Mr. Oakley
Henry Brownlee
G. P. Allen
Henry Geienot
Westernady
Rev Tiassa
Alexandra
Nome
Ity
Mrooa
Bo Swayze
Dallas
Rela
Agnes Johnson
Eugene Courtney
Miss Johnson
E. D. Gianelloni
Eount von Melthe
Germany
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Count von Moltke
National Defense Commission
Tie Country
Moltke
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Feld Marshal
Creszau
von Moltke
Empire
Marsates
Lumber Market
League of Nations
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