Women in News of Day in San Francisco
A collage of brief items from San Francisco Los Angeles and Ameda recounts women in headlines. Evelyn Lechoszaevski saved her husband from the Death Head Gang by hiding him, Irma seeks legal route to win back a lover, and Mario Seeman’s wife accompanies a honeymoon car trip that ends with both jailed. Mrs Richard Horn reportedly attacked in a love triangle with a kitchen knife amid accusations from Rebecca Stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Francisco
Russia
Evelyn Lechoszaevski
Ameda
Cal
Irma
Law
Los Angeles
Mario Seeman
Herman
San Francisco
Richard. Horn
Rebecca Stern
Loyalty club holds last meeting of the year
Grafton Afton Sept 18 Loyal class of the M. E. church met at Grace McClintock’s home. Twelve members and two visitors attended. Officers elected for the year: president Winifred Tran, vice president Rhea Beesing, secretary Ed Wise, treasurer Grace McClintock. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ly School
Grace McClintock
Winifred Tran
Rhea Beesingary
Ed Wise
Treas
Grace “McClintock
Geo. Spitzer
Guy Durind
Gordon Schwarer
Joe Noveske
John McHale
Geoaber
Grover Patton
Alfred Derek
Ehria
Cleveland
Balbach
Irvin Klinect
Vernon Meyne
Bennington
C. G. Payne
Kolinski
Helen Schwarer
Walter Ruhi
Elytia
J. Schwarer
Geraldine
Jimmie Buckingham
LaGrange
Emily Tran
William Kreuch
Wilbur Thayer
Cardington
Calters
Geo. Trenchard
John Bamrick
Elyria
Bina Andrews
William Buckingham Sr
Jack Liner
Mrs. Trenchard
Gordon Trenchard
Lakewood
Fall Styles Announced By Noted Fashion Store
Customers await the store’s reveal of Fall and Winter wear styles guaranteed to be in vogue. The announcement underscores the store’s reputation for presenting seasonally current apparel.
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Tess
Ars M Seeman
Grafton
Afton
Guy Ick
Johnick
Bamrick
Harold Geher
Henry Wise
E. H. Wise
R. BE. Terretl
Frank Bowman
Arthur Bowman
Litch
Druggiate
O. & W. Thum Company
Grand Rapids
Bettle Creek
Armour Grain Company
Chicago
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