The Rocking Chair Brigade Musings On War And Family Names
A reader shares humorous reflections on preferences and nuisances from crickets to phone calls. J E Bovee notes his cousin Mrs Lottie Sadler's Kansas City death and family Lotties. The piece closes by pondering war news versus lighter daily wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Sadler
Kansas City
Henry Bovee
Lotties
Lottie
Charley Ohngemach
Daushier
Lottie’ Doke
Ed Bovee
Lottie Hovee Norton
Kanean City
Charlotte
Return of Mary Lemmon DiLorenzo and Joe from Antigua
Mary Juliet Lemmon DiLorenzo and her husband Joe are returning to the United States after a year away, recalling Antigua and the long journey. A local note mentions a prospective sale of the M. I. L. house and the strong personal ties homes hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Juliet Lemmon DiLorenzo
Joe
States
Antigua
Salvage Sally Prefers Metal Cans for Grease
Salvage Sally selects wide mouthed metal cans for grease salvage to ease pouring for her and the meat dealer. She avoids glass or paper containers and thoroughly scrubs all cans before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Not Mr. Wilson? California lawyer dazzles jury with lorgnette
A famed California criminal lawyer known for winning many cases impressed a jury by staring through a lorgnette. He wore a heavy dark-rimmed oxford and black ribbon as a status accessory to project prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Navy Enlistee Eugene Hotle Joined at Great Lakes Station
Eugene Hotle son of Mr and Mrs W H Hotle enlisted in the United States Navy last week and is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station He took part in a Sunday Davenport ceremony honoring survivors of the Lexington incident Meanwhile a clearance sale at Widmer and Busby advertises marked down prices and bargains as holiday guests arrive from Chicago Stanton Iowa and Memphis Missouri for weekend visits at local homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Patrone
Eugene Hotle
W. H. Hotle
United States Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Davenport
S. T. Nix
Sidney
Peggy Travis
L. &. Travis
Peggy
Travis Home
Harley Kasel
Chicago
Stanton
Iowa
Kasel
Mrs. Nix
Travis
Widmer & Busby
Allo
Widmer & Busby Clo. Co
Clarence White's Family Travels Amid Illness in Omaha
Clarence White of Omaha and Ernest White with Mrs. Ernest White of Marshalltown were in town yesterday due to Bert White's serious illness. Mrs. White stayed to help care for him while the men returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence White
Omaha
Nebr
Ernest White
Marshalltown
Bert White
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