Many Visiting Friends Attend Sunday Meals in Havre
Sunday dinner and supper guests from Havre and nearby towns gathered at multiple homes including the Wittmer and Pratt families. Attendees came from Mt. Pleasant Wellman Wayland Fairfield and Winfield, sharing meals and attending local events and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
S. C
Vina Manassier
Mary Scranton
Will Lins
Albert Elmore
Fairfield
Jesse Stout
Lloyd
Don Wiley
Will Richard
Wilmer Lauderman
Lee Hesseltine
Charles
Jean
Willmer
Joe Offut
Chicago
Joe Wittmer
Wayland
S. C. Wittmers
Minnie Gay
Frank Pratt
Martin Westen
Albert Zieglowsky
Edward
Alberta
John Zieglowsky
Mildred
Lester Gardner
Milton Smith
Smith
Local Visitors and Tours Across Fairfield Area
Names of residents and guests visiting Fairfield and nearby towns are listed. Mrs. Lemley from the ISA Co. offices vacationing a week. weekend visitors include Yates Knerr, Lawrence Roth, Bernard Diers, and John Messer. Others travel from Hastings, Peoria, Baldwin Park, and Mont to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Engel
Carrie Lemley
Fred Messer
Fairfield
Lemley
A. A
C. C. Heacock
Baldwin Park
Calif
Charles Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Russell Bonar
Mattie Wood
A. B. Clark
Allerton
Smith
C. W. Wood
Stacy, Mont
Davenport
Harry Conrad
Des Moines
Verle Koch
Thanksgiving Dinners and Family News in 1800 Listings
Local items note 1800 Thanksgiving dinners in Poel Mo and funeral attendance for George Wayman. Families plus the Duttweiler reunion at Fairfield Chautauqua Park, with plans for next year at Lacey Park. Also mention hospital bronchoscope origin and the 400 foot suction dredger built in Danzig for Shanghai use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttweiler
Chautauqua “Park
Fairfield
Andy Duttweiler
Roy Duttweiler
Donna
Papies Duttweiler
Dorothy
Daryl Robertson
Judith
W. C. Schaffer
Edna Crile
Lacey Park
Charles McKay
Washington
George Hopping
Wallace van Deel
Danzig
Shanghai
China
Daily Train and Bus Schedules for Davenport Area
The notice lists mixed train arrivals and departures with No. 28 at 10 45 a m and No. 22 at 11 30 a m, No. 3 and No. 8 local trains, and Southwest Limited Nos 25 and 26 with times around 1 45 m and 1 19 a m. Burlington Trailways schedules include westbound buses at 3 00 am 3 48 pm and 8 02 pm and eastbound buses 3 45 pm and 12 15 am 7 7s. Tickets at local depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square. Agen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Anderson
Burlington
Washington
UX Cage
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
A&l Gantoni
Agen
Sinclair Oil Station Opens at Brighton
The Sinclair Oil station opened in Brighton with Joe Engel in charge and Fred W. McElderry assisting as brother in law. Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a series of social notes, including trips by Dr. and Mrs. Noel Carter and others, with races in Jacksonville, Florida noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Sinclair Oil Station
Joe Engel
Fred W. McElderry
Noel Carter
the Lakes
Minnesota
Dora Angus
Omaha
Nebr
Harry Stacy
Stacys
George Deanfeldt
George Wanerus
Julius Kime
Monmouth, Ll
S. P. Rutan
Cedar Rapids
H. L. Gordon
Joseph Engel
Union Threat Over Boston Symphony Affiliation
James Caesar Petrillo warns the Boston Symphony must affiliate with the American Federation of Musicians or risk a union bar. Serge Koussevitzky, famed conductor, loses a planned two week guest conductorship with the New York Philharmonic next January as the dispute centers on federation coverage of 188 000 musicians across the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
American Federation of Musicians
Serge Alexandrovich Koussevitzky
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
James Caesar Petrillo
New York
Petrillo
Boston Symphony
U. S
Canada
Senator Murray Bill Tied to Smiley Death Rumor
Gale overhears Attorney General and Captain Buckle discuss a shadow over Senator Murray’s bill, hinting Smiley’s death as a possible link. The exchange suggests a deliberate move to remove Smiley’s opposition, while Gale agonizes over the wider stakes and her own suddenly lucrative windfall from her father’s mining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Gale
Governor’s Office
Murray
Jake Buckle
Senator Murray
John Fritz
Jeffrey
Jeff
Captain Buckle
Senate
Smiley
Buckle
Nan
Okey
Colburn
Heaven
Miss Holoway
Mr. Griswold
Joe Nash
Nan Parkson
Elaine
Daddy
Flearst Publications, Inc
King Features Syndicete
Law
Senator Murray Seethes Over Liquor and Fearful Plot
Gale finds Senator Murray drinking while Colburn presses for action on a bill. Gale and Elaine scramble between private talks, a poolside flirtation, and a threatening telephone call from Tommy Olmstead as Colburn asserts control and secrecy tightens around their circle. Gale vows to act on a hidden plan against the mounting pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Senator Murray
Murray
Colburn
Thash
Nan’s
Okey
Elaine
Nan
Cedric Colburn
Cedric
The
Aeh
Tommy Olmstead
Folsom
Tommy
Olmstead
Tammy
Capitol
Werther
Lige
Elmer Martin
Senate
Eigan
Ann
Jor
Case
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Don Neff
S. C. Wittmer
Fred Eisele
Eicherechurch
Max Craft
Will’ Richard
Galesburg
Fred Weisele
Lee
John Havenstien
Larry
Lauderman
Sunset Park
Joe Frakes
Rodger
Will Frakes
Pairfield
Roy Fread
Kenneth
Margaret
Bennie
Wiprfield
Minnie Guy
Alma Lins
Iowa City
Wil Lins
Louie Jugenheimer
Weilston
Clyle Mason
Jugenheimer
Charles Hazlett
Jim
Charles, Jr
Mason
John ‘Mickle
Woodman
Colo
Richard
Howard Witting
Charles Cannon
Emett Frame
Ainsworth
Will Richards
Howard Custer
Chester Spangler
Karla
Martha
Dixie Dugan
Dixie
McEvoy & Striebe
Nebraska
la Rue Hodgens Hare
Hastings, Nebr
Lizzie Beal
George Akers
Peoria, Ill
B. J. Montgomery
Olson Construction Co
F. A. Haskins
Jeanne
Princeton
LIVE
Mickey
George Wayman
G. Millian
Vienna
Chevalier Jackson
Philadelphia
You
Washington Lodge No
Lie Holand
W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Californian
California
Knoxville
B&q
Sinclair Oil
Union
Serge A. Koussevitzky
By Maxwell Thayer
Hearst
King Features Syndicate
Spyder Electric
A. Lyle Snyder
Sitler Auto Parts — Distributors
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