Society Notes Highlight Parties and Farewells
The Society Editor records a Ridge party at the Reister home honoring Gladys and Dorothy Clerk as they prepare to move to Long Beach. Guests included thirteen attendees and three tables of the game. The Philathes Sunday School class held a gathering at Darrel Ross’s home with entertainment by Jesse Arnold and son. A mature study club met with Verna Bickel for a nature program and light refreshments. A farewell for Mrs. Zor Carter was given at her home, featuring two solo performances by Marjorie Seliger and Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Reister
C. C. Reister
St Third. Streat
Gladys
Dorothy Clerk
Long Beach
Californ
Olive Genkinger
Lloyd Foster
Philathes
Methodist Buresy Mt
Darrel Ross
Howard Anderson
Mya
Freak Longwell
Verna Bickel
Qorky Maxwell
Simpson
Naomi
Annon
Zor Carter
Anella
Iowa
Marjorie Seliger
Wm. Harken
Kirt Collett
Carol Morgam
Howard Trand
Claredee Neville
Rick
Clark Nordyke
Steen Allen
Finprow
Mt. Tiliene
Lemb
Steed
Yas Hestos
Tc He Poinsella Club
Herbert Stee
Glen Nordye
Elias
Te Soca’ High School
Betty Coppock
Bernard Paxton
Dillon Ley
Penn “College
Local program ends with songs and refreshments served
Shannon was called to give talk about his business Advertising. Concluding the program Mrs. Gladys Lloyd and Mrs. Eleanor Carris sang a duet. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edith Lytle, Mrs. Carrie Berdo and Mrs. Edna Alcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Gladys Lloyd
Eleanor Carris
Edith Lytle
Carrie Berdo
Edna Alcorn
Wesleyan society meal and church supper notices
Announcement items note a pot luck supper at the church inviting attendees to bring food. A mite box opening is planned. The Bible department of a Fortnightly group meets Monday at 2:20 pm. A meeting of the Mt Jo Scouts is scheduled for 4 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissing Society of the Methiassi Chs
Bible Department
Moon
FL. Wilson
Seventy B X Visitors Share Weekend Calls
Local households report visitors from Mt. Union Harper Lexington and near areas. Mrs. Robert Riordan and Mrs. Laura Shopwell spent Thursday with neighbors. Mr and Mrs WIN Smith joined an evening visit at Alert Olinger’s home. Lloyd Griggs drove a Ford sedan to events. Meg and Mrs. Paul Uy and Everette Green with Helen visited over the weekend at Henderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Riordan
John Gretter
Laura Shopwell
Mt. Union
Robert Lays
Piordan
Charley Greenwood
Helen
George Hanlon
Win Smith
Near Harper
Alert Olinger
Lloyd Griggs
Meg
Paut Uy
A.D. Moody
Everette Green
Lexington
Henderson Hemarks
Paren
Local Townnotes On Cars And People In Richland South Part
The report mentions a gang activity on the south side of Towson paving. Jacob Jones has been ill for days but now showing improvement. Ralph, A. B. Bosworth, and Steele are noted figures in town. New cars are being bought by Frank Grein, Von Hadley, Floyd, and several merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Towson
Jacoh Jones
Busin Steele
S. Ralph
A. B. Bosworth
Frank Greinr
von Hadley
Floyd
Observance of Music Week Spreads Rapidly Across Community
The article highlights the quick spread of Music Week nationwide, driven by Char les H Parkhurst and a broad coalition including churches schools clubs and civic groups. It stresses music as a universal art vital to life, with emphasis on home church and community benefits and calls for a Sunday observance with related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Music Week
Elds
Yes
Kiwanis Libs
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
American Legion Posts
Moving Picture Houses
YMLCA
TD Fenurehes
Parkhurst
Sanctuary
Iisa Nesh
Addison
Disraeli
Milton
Auerbach
Raphael
Michael Angel
Torina
Bach
Handel
Vera
Informer in Runaway Kidnap Case Is Declared Deceased
Chicago April reports an alleged second informer in the Tilly Ranieri kidnapping case is dead. Jose Perconti, father of a suspect linked to the abducted 10-year-old, was found fatally harmed after an attack near his home. Investigators traced ransom calls to a local drink parlor owner as the probe implicates another Mafia-related group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mati
Tilly Ranieri
Ole
Ranieri Bay
Joe Pe
Jose
Perconti
Assain
Willy Ranfert
Po Jon Perconti
Dogerr
Joliet
Joo F
Jeans
Tony Ironti
Muaz
Crawfordsville Residents Share Weekend Activities
A jumble of local names and visits appears with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Riley, Dale, and Mrs. John Zook from Washington visiting and shopping. The text notes travels to Washington, dinners with friends near Olds, and others attending events, with a brief, unclear death reference and social exchanges.
Six Die in Fire at South Bend Home Tragedy
In South Bend a house fire claimed six lives including five children and a 78 year old grandmother. The family, identified as the Parucket and others, were trapped and suffocated. two parents survived after not returning from a show. An overheated stove is blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Bed
Apel
Mary
Kath Mloysiam
John
Parucket
Daventers
Ita
Local Rural Notes Highlight Neighbors and Happenings
A Muscatine area farmer and residents like Hoxworth and Baird are listed in a neighborhood roundup. The piece notes happenings such as new automobiles, a built brooder house by L Rath, and local tradesfolk visiting. It mentions Mr and Mrs Patcock and Iris, MW caller activity, and general neighborhood exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Hoxworth
Jersey
Baird
Lewister
Iris
Lund
Ainsworth
Patcock
George Hopping
Muscatine
Wall Farner
M. Reonblostan New Automobile
L. Rath
Reontiossom
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Honor
Weill
Ness
Marion Mlaughtin
Vanchont
Jesse Arnold
Marie
Drakesville
Ib Lahy
Oriez & Speers
Hach
Gruen
Euild Wateh
Westphal the Jew Veler
Gieg Scomts
Mt Jo A
COA
Nestle
Johnson’s Grocery
Washington
Johnson
Northern
White Way
CAMRY
Proctor Gamble
Sreste
Providence
SFCON
Washington Telephone Company
Ss of the Ciephent
Crawfordsville
Rawfordsville
Wil Lemmon
W. KE
T. H. Riley and Son
Dale
John Zook
W. B. Riley
Ferrel Young
Jon Jimmie
Charles Rogers
Olds
Grace
J Schlatter
Perret
Bert Hesseltine
Uu Royal Market
Vn Cities Public Servics Co
He Investor
Lieved
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