Southern Hospitality Shown By Houstonites To Convention Writers
Houston extends grand hospitality to visiting newspaper writers. A banquet and cruiser trip awaited the correspondents at the Rice Hotel and ship canal, with servants, meals, and courtesy, but the piece notes quirks such as car lending rather than car ownership, limited country club access, and free drinks triggering headlines. The writer jokes about Southern hospitality, Lincoln, and Union sentiment, closing with a playful line on hospitality's sweets.
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Roland Krebs
Infernational News Service
Boquston
Tex
Houston
Southern Hospital
Kim
Nicholas
Ship Canal
Gulf
Rice Hotel
Lincoln
Sherman
Religious and Fraternal Circles News Summary
Church notices list meetings for First Methodist First Baptist Primitive Methodist and others including Guilds circles and host venues. Topics cover prayer meetings, missionary programs, receptions, luncheons, quilting, and vacation summer schedules across numerous addresses and churches.
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U. P
Young People’s Society
Highland and
Second
Patterson Acquitted Of Driving While Intoxicated
The Commonwealth against Norman Patterson ended with a not guilty verdict, driving an automobile while intoxicated. The jury in county court returned verdicts of not guilty but to pay costs. Judge Hildebrand expressed confusion at the jury’s conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth
Norman Patterson
Hildebrand
Duquesne Garden Marathon Dancers Hit New Hour Record
Eighteen uniformed Pittsburgh policemen supervised the over Sunday marathon from Duquesne Garden as ten hoofers marked the 276th hour of grinding and set a new record. At Motor Square Garden three African American couples trailed the New York headliners, reaching the 342nd hour while evading Sabbath blue laws by dancing at private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Garden
Motor Squere Garden
New York
Até O'Cl
Davis cut by knife in Shenango assault case
Robert E. Davis of Belt Street is hospitalized with a 14 inch knife or razor wound from right chest to waist, blamed on Greco Leopoldo of 602 East Lutton Street. Leopoldo is jailed on felonious assault charges after being identified by Davis. A June 26 hearing may be postponed if Davis remains unable to attend.
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Robert E. Davis
Belt Street
Shenagon Valley Hospital
Greco Leopolds
East Lutton Street
Davis
Greco
Lespokio
Shenango Valley Hospital
H. P. Green
C. C. Horner
Lutton
Mill Streets
Halers
G. Logan
M.J. Young
Ray Thompson
Robert Dukes
Kiron Ward
Vincent DeLilla
Charles Richards
William Bsnaughnotssy
Young
Dukes
Greco Leopoldo
Ward
John Kelly
Chicago Bandit Shot To Death
In Chicago today a police chase ended with one bandit killed, another captured, and a third on the run after opening fire on officers. The trio, riding a touring car, were believed planning an ice cream company raid. Sergeant Joseph Connelly fired back, killing a man at the wheel. another surrendered while a third fled through a back alley. Names of the deceased and captured were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Joseph Connelly
WAMPUM RETURN FROM NIAGARA VISITORS' PLEASANT TRIP
Wampum party led by Mr T D Wilson Miss Beulah Lawrence and Miss Lavina Market returned from Niagara Falls reporting a Viganto pleasant time. Q V Douthitt visited New Castle Saturday. Numerous local residents hosted guests Sunday with reports of health and travel. Mussolini abolishes the house fly, noted as a public good.
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Niagara
T. D. Wilson
Beulah and
Lawrence
Wampum
V. Douthitt
New Grstle
Myr
Raymond Talley
Wayne
C. E. Coulter
T. D. Wilson and Family
Jas. Davis
Clyde McCowin
Sebring
Jno. Galbreath
Niles
Jno. Cragle
Church Street
L. J. Overlander
Samuel
Over~ Lander
Enon Valley
Ira McAnnis
New Castle
Robt. McAnnis
Main Street
Jas. Glover
Conneaut
Geo. Veon
Esther
Oscar Baker
Albert Binger
Newport
New Castle Hospital
Sara Newswender
A. L. Leonard
William Wardmen
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First Church
J. L. Jelbart
Meadville
Epworth M. E
Weaver Circle
Lillian and
Frances Boyd
Winslow Avenue
First Baptist
R. E. Elmore
Adams Street
C. L. McMillen
World Wide Guild
John Burnside
Oak Street
Primitive Methodist
Woman's Missionary Society
Ashton
Delaware Avenue
C. R. Ashton
Monroe Street
Thomas Jones
Quiche
Guatemala
Central America
Evan Thomas
Thomas
Asbury College
Wilmore, Ky
Primitive Methodist Church
Youngstown
Evan Lewis
Waldo Street
Bethany Lutheran, Woman's Missionary Meeting
W. G. Burchfield
East Washington Street
Virginia
Boyer Missionary Society
First Presbyterian
Amiust Pienic
The
Bible School
Lakewood Beach
East Brook
A. B.D
J. Norman Martin
North Mercer Street
Helena
St. John’s Lutheran Men's Brotherhood
Henry Alburn
Harry Miles
Albert Street
Garfield Avenue
H. H. Gilliland
Trinity
St. Vincent's Guild
Ridgeway
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Guild Room
St. Peter
Thinl
U. P. M. C. Circle
Elsie Doerr
Otelia Marshall
Anna Fishburn
Dorothy Thornburg
Grace ‘Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Central Presbyterian
General Assembly
William M. White
Shenango Presbytery
Tulsa
S. of D
Bertha Moser
Walmo
Wilmington Road
Central Circle
Cascade Park
Mission Plante
Third United Presbyterian Church
Frank Majors
Rose Avenue
Louis Sherman
Annetta McKee
Anetta McKee
L. Sipe
Warren Avenue
E. S. Warnock
Iha’ Meg Alison
First Methodist Church
John Offutt
Leasure Avenue
Alma Locke
J. O. Rodgers
W. A. Wormer
St Pauls Lutheran Meeting
Intermediate Luther League
Clifton Flats
Clifton Flats Mission
Dorcas
Anna Kildoo
Society of Central Christian Church
Lakewood
Ius
Ben Bur Lodge
Ben Fur Lodge
Loyal Ladies Lodge
Second U. P
H. M
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
George McClelland
Sen
Jameson Hospital
Santex M
Britton
Sanitex
Patterson
Robt
E. Davis
Eeore
Mussolini
McCall
Higgins Bros
Washington
Rayon
Higgins
Foster Brothers
DODGE
Optline
Motor Barract
Tarien
Salo
Berle
Hudson
Hudson Coach
Long
Molel
Sainpeice
Graham
Foster Brothers, Inc
DGE
Phoni
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