Coolidges Live Simple Life At Northampton
Northampton Mass Aug 164 United Press reports Mr and Mrs Calvin Coolidge have adjusted to life in Massachusetts after leaving the White House. Neighbors say they live quietly, with Mrs Coolidge shopping daily for necessities, visiting shops with two servants and two dogs. The couple keep familiar routines and travel by their car, while Mr Coolidge works in his office.
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Vin Coolidge
White House
Northampton
Mass
Mary Alice Parent
University of Southern Calfornia
By the Grocer
Theater
United Press
Coolidges
Washington
Massasoit Street
Cooldge
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
TB. Hills
Mrs. Coolidge
Chautieur
Mra Coolidge
Marcel
RW. Hinson
Rex
W. W. Jamison
Barbara Lee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Havel Hartley
Sigourney
Helen Irwin
Pord Brier
Burlington
C.J. Christiansen
John Peweil
Washington Hospital
John Ingham
Furl
Shopping trips with Beans the Boston bulldog
Beans the Boston bulldog has long been with the Coolids among four dogs. The excerpt mentions Tiny Tin and another canine, noting their shared trips and companionship within the household.
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Beans
Brighton Man Survives Freight Train Collision
Reetmek BRIGHTON resident Reshley of Germanville narrowly escaped after his truck was struck by a Wabash and St. Louis freight train at an overhead bridge west of town. Blinded by sun he didn’t see the train and the truck went onto the embankment and wrecked. Reshley escaped with minor cuts. Nearby residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of social notes and local movements.
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Brighton
Ener Reshley
Hod Brier
Ralph
Mary Maxine
Rex Brier
Jimmie
Winfield
Ol Richardson
Marshale
W Small
Howard
Muscatin
KM. E Ore
Mary
Lodges v Keston Chapter No a80 meeting notice
Lodges v Ke ston Chapter No a80 holds its meeting on the second Thursday night of each month. Pearl Kennedy, W M, and Irene Dickford, Secretary, preside. Visiting members are welcome.
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Keston
Pearl Kennedy
W. M
Irene Dickford
Theron J Woom AW. Yard
Pythian Lodge att View at Sunset Park Washington
Thirty members of the Pythian lodge enjoyed a pleate at Sunset park in Washington Tuesday. Mrs. Clara Schafer spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Green at Fairfield. Mrs. Edna Crile and Winona attended Chautauqua at Patrfield. Pythian Sisters meet August 20 at the temple. report of Grand Temple to be given.
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Germany
Cone
Stel Koch
Des
Scott McFarland
Rayreday
Homie
Drakes Ride
Hire
Ira Schafer
Pythian Lodge
Sunset Park
Washington
Clara Schafer
Slater
Sandha Green
Fairfield
Dell Sweet
Hema
Paul Sweitzer
Mt. Vernon
Paul
the Presbyterian Church
Edna Crile
Winona
Patrfield
M. E
Havre Local Notes On Families And Visitors
Havre entries list Walter Gardner as correspondent with scattered notices of visits and meals. Families including Wittmer Prey Krabill and Frey kin gathered for Sunday dinners and travel to Nebraska, while Reeves rented her house for the coming season and Earl Preys received a washing machine.
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Havre
Earl Preys
Haskins
Fi Farm
S.C
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