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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
13
Greenwood area notes show the Community Club held Friday night with a well received program. Several local families and visitors are listed, including the Baggerlys, Simmons, Tinsleys, and Jarrells, with various visits and moves noted around town.
Fragmented OCR text shows residents and visitors at Pleasant Hill events. Names include Mrs Gisthe Stokie Meela Btokis and Sir WD Padton, with Caril Belton of Teaton and others mentioned in a social scene and unidentified activities.
Fragments list names and places with unclear context. References to Simsborough, Allenane, Motive, Mr Se, Bagnell, Miss Thonne, Rev, Miss Bhatia and a 43 year old term appear, but details are unreadable and no coherent event or outcome is evident.
Sunday activities include gatherings with Mr and Mrs Tom Braiee and the Mroo party. Murmurs mention Clarke and Lavotierel with Shoday. Spencer Resed and TE noted. A fatal car accident near a truck incident raised concern about bruising and fear. Friday spells with Mrs Gladys Algerne Mal and the Williamson group.
A garbled social column lists numerous names and households including Mr and Mrs J Wo Tfarper, Mr and Mrs RooD Shiedd, Ab Morrow of Beaniee, and other couples and attendees. The piece reads as a crowded social ledger with scattered references to weddings, visits, and local events, ноt details are unclear.
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Unclear readable text hints at a local incident or brawl involving several named figures and a photo or event tied to Caren Hail and others. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Sibley School opened September 14 with an enrollment of 41. Teachers listed for the year include Miss Jewell Littleton principal, Miss Nina Lawrence intermediate, and Miss Lillian O’Neal planned pads. Numerous family visits and local movements are noted, including births, church services, and residents traveling to Atlanta and Ruston.
Fragmented local notes show Miss Mary Alice Frasier and family spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Raymond, Mr and Mrs Virgle Frasier, and Mrs Spencer Frasier. Mentions of other relatives, social visits, and neighboring households appear in a jumbled Sunday register.
Readable fragments mention multiple personal names such as Lena Doss Cooper Dubarly and Curt Devoe along with scattered place hints. unclear events or actions are indicated without a cohesive narrative or clear date, leaving a garbled archival snippet without a single focused incident.
Barnett Springs and Bessie City residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Mrs Jim Freeman and others entertained Phil and family while Harold Waldron returned home after a two week visit. Vienna guests accompanied by the Alexanders and Walker Milim families joined various hosts for weekend gatherings.
Miss Allie Bell Cook left for New Orleans to accept a position. Miss Margaret Darreil visited Neve Neils on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook hosted Moe and Mrs Will Hilton for a Sunday visit. Will McCullity died Saturday evening. funeral at Cosk Baptist Church and burial at Cook Cemetery. Four Nelson brothers, Albert Walter John and Oscar, achieved holes in one at Windom Minnesota golf course this year.
Greenville Riverett Green and Miss Elizabeth Shields of Sims hore were married at Rev. W T Strain's home on Sept 15 and returned to the Green home with Ernost Johnston and Ollie Green present. Singing, family visits, and numerous neighbors attended church and social gatherings in the days that followed.
Nobles Mrs J N Nobles visits sister Mrs W C McCullin of Ruston this week. Mr and Mrs S L Trussell and Mrs Jank Trussell spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs S L Nobles. School opens with good attendance and teachers Miss Alverne Nobles and Miss Velma Pesnell are welcomed back. Ladies assist in opening, men dig a new well.
Miss Jean Ring of Hodge was a weekend guest of Miss Genevieve Cole. Miss Lucille Mason and Miss Let tie Grace Payne of Winnsboro visited Mrs. Fred Nelson and family Monday. Mr. Gordon Leckie flew to see his parents near Monroe last Sunday. Mrs. Booles Breed spent Thursday in Monroe with friends, and Mrs. George Pankey is visiting her parents this week.
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