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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
2
Society notes from Riverside descriptions of guests and hosts this week. Various couples hosted gatherings at homes and a formal dance at the Athle te in Crawley, with dinners and bridge evenings reported among local families.
A Nebraska community hosts a Thanksgiving dinner for crippled children at the Convalescent Home featuring a turkey meal. Donations from Lyons High School and local schools support the event. Volunteers like Mrs J T Mewart helped organize the gathering for the children’s benefit.
A fragile fragment describes social engagements around Mrs Weekes Aten Weekew of O Niel Net. It mentions Judge and Min Col Dickinson and Mr and Mrs Peter Akriver hosting guests for a Thanksgiving dinner with 10 extra covers.
Miss Virginia Vincent daughter of Mr and Mrs Mee Jyewle Vincent of Missouri Valley Ty o and Kenneth Duntap Nef of San Diego engaged. She is a graduate of Percy Thall Stanford University. The Vincents hosted twelve guests Tuesday evening at the Athletic Club as their daughter prepared for a wedding in California next week.
Mrs. Love and family attend events at Excelsior Bylrings while Miss Annette Cohn of Seattle visits her sister Mrs. Sam Sternhers. Several other residents travel to Milwaukee Chicago and Kansas for visits, holidays, and family gatherings. the text names Mire Yetta Crupann, Mrs. David Newman, Myles McFaydern, Jewne Mekingeht, and many others as they attend social engagements and celebrations.
Miss Helen Foley will appear in a comedy at Creighton Auditorium Friday evening under the Loyola club auspices. Proceeds benefit St. John’s School and aim to prevent theft with light entertainment.
Fort Omaha hosts a busy week with the jet bowling alley opening, officers and guests in attendance, and a grand dance by Seven teenth Infantry and allied units. Brigadier General Dedrey expected to assume command of the Fourteenth Infantry Brigade at the fort in December.
The Vic Junior Musical Lab will convene Saturday afternoon at three oclock at the home of Aud Arthur Metz 625 Dewey Avenue.
Reservations are urged for a luncheon at the Athletic Club on Wednesday at 11 o’clock. Speakers include Mrs. John son and Miss Helle Ryin with supervision by Superint endent of kehagle. Attendees from the Daughters of the American Revolution and Daughters of 1812 will share on patriotic education led by state and local presidents.
Frie s Nasi Witeon, an Ona ha pianist, and Major Wat plan from Cherbourg to visit the country after Thanksgiving. Catherine Cartan, Mio Watson’s niece, reports Witeon will begin her concert tour from Governors Island in January under the sponsor ship of a music group.
Fragmentary OCR text lists a slate of events and venues with names like Harcy Die Teeve and The Tumpene tthe Pewereet. It references a Saturday afternoon event at 4 o clock and mentions Credo ateom Dielhet Vee with unclear roles.
Detain Geet Weeht Putte is set for Burueday at 1 pm. Officials, including Gh Mire WB Howard, will preside. The case involves specific local proceedings and a public notice of the event.
Mrs Fox frets over a threatening farm dog seen by Tommy Fox. Mr Fox investigates after Tommy almost lures a dangerous hound toward the henhouse. They decide to keep Tommys away and plan to use a better gift for Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs FP Barnes of Emerson announce Betty Irene born November 29 at Stewart hospital. Mr and Mrs W Karbach announce son William Charles Jr born December 1 at Stewart hospital.
The Wormin's Missionary society of the First Baptist church holds its regular monthly meeting in church parlors. A meal of lunch will be served at 12 o'clock.
An article notes couples dispute over rearranging home furniture. Wives crave periodic change to maintain interest and prevent wear, while husbands fear domestic “tomfoolery.” It contrasts home life with workplace routines and reflects 1953 copyright context.
Parents debate the right age for a boy to carry a pocket knife. The father should judge based on the child's temperament and responsibility, delaying usage as long as possible until the youngster proves careful and mature.
An early 20th century noir scene unfolds with Adele Garison facing a mysterious foreigner and a determined Harry Underwood. The narrative shifts through mistaken identities and talk of reporters, a planned meeting, and a tense exchange about loyalties and danger as they move toward a hidden destination.
The readable text shows distorted words and unclear phrasing likely from OCR. No coherent event or names are established, making a precise summary impossible from the fragment.
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