Local Social News and Light Crime Notes
Local residents travel for holidays visiting family in Washington and northern Michigan. A Kalamazoo couple visits the Hull family. one professor plans a brief stay before returning home. A stroke patient at a Washington Oil station rests comfortably at home. A resident departs for Los Angeles to see relatives. An auctioneer advertises services. A note ends about the length of the Palace of Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles van Riper
Kalamazoo, Mich
Henry Hull
van Riper
Prof. van Riper
Michigan
Lafé Klopfenstein
Washington
Christmas flowers and visits fill local notices
A cornucopia of small town notices lists fur buyers weekly and farm prices, visits by Alice McDaniel and Mattie Beliel heading to Kenova, Des Moines, and Nashville, and relatives staying with the Browns. Mrs Brown remains in hospital from a fall, while Am Legion Aux hosts a bake sale and Wash. Cleaners advertises services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Noble Young of
Wellman
Mr. Young
Bob Young
Am. Legion Aux
Cleaners
Hospital Appendectomies and Dismissals Reported
Helen Holden had an appendectomy yesterday afternoon and Alice McDaniel had one this morning. Mrs T. 8. Crone was discharged yesterday afternoon and Franklin Kinsley was discharged this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holden
Alice McDaniel
Mrs. T
Crone
Franklin Kinsley
Wedding date revealed at Kanaka shower
A Kanaka Missouri wedding date was announced at a mixed shower for Lorene Robertson and Cloyce Crone. The couple plans October 20, 1958, with both families in Washington area, guests playing humorous games and sharing advice for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Robertson
Ralph Roper
Keota
Cloyce Crone
al Crone
Washington
Kanaka
Victover
Skinner
Methodist Citizen
W. H
Waslington High School
Washington Junior College
Pioneer Drug Store
Mr. Crone
Washington High School
McLellan
Tur
Mra. Crone
Maxine Steele
Mildred Shebeck
Shebeck
Lorene and
Cloyce
Alice
Jane Rothlisberger
Phyllis Carstensen
W. Zager
M. H. Anderson
Roy Steele
Clifford
Velma Finke
Louise Porter
John Shebeck
Albert Hazeletts Are Club Hosts
Members of the Dizzy Dozen club were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hazelett last Wednesday evening. Three tables of 100 and bingo were played with Mr. Hazelett scoring high and Frances McConnell low. Prizes were awarded for bingo. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Lois Coon and Mrs. Marguerite Shull. The club will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hazelett
Mr. Hazelett
Frances McConnell
Lois Coon
Marguerite Shull
Lloyd Coon
Harmony Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs. Ralph Lytle and Mrs. Boyd Stephens hosted the Harmony club at Mrs. Lytle's home yesterday afternoon. Fourteen members played games mostly Chinker Chek and planned a January family dinner at Mrs. Ed Wittetoe's home. Refreshments were served and Christmas gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lytle
Boyd Stephens
Harmony Club
Mrs. Lytle
Ed Wittetoe
Dontesses
Oldest Workmen’s Compensation Idea In Roman Times
The earliest known workmen compensation concept appears in a Roman district where a vine trimmer killed on the job was to be given a funeral pyre and grave funded by his employer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Long
Midnight
California
Wolf * Floral Co
Bowers Produce
MOM & Pop Snack Shack
Homer Mount
Mr. Mount
W. R. Mount
Washington, D. C
E. C. Eicher
Eicher
Reister Bros
South End Grocery
Cloyceé Dougherty
Los Angeles
Calif
Joyce Horton
D. Macon
Palace of Versailles
Palace of Veries
Powers Produce
Fayette
Mrs
George McDaniel
Reisters
Mattie Beliel
Kenova
West Virginia
Oetjen
Ada B. Davis
Des Moines
Nicola & Harmon
C. G. Hadley
Sioux City
William Fry
Emily Ann
Nashville
Tenn
R. E. Brown
Brown
Methodist Church
Washington County Hospital
Sea Food Delicatessen
Exquire Features
Tec
Texas
Tricycles
Skooters
Jipene Silex Electric Coffee Maker
Waffle
Electric Iron and Cord
Keen Kutter
Albert Hazeletts
B&b
Dougherty Bros
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