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The "Henhouse Squawk" was a newspaper produced by the Henhouse Hicks Secret Six Society. The Society comprised Margaret Truman and her girl friends in the neighborhood, including Betty and Sue Ogden; Jane Berridge; and Marie, Harriet, Mona, and Barbara Allen.
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Newsletter, "The Henhouse Squawk"
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Newsletter, "The Henhouse Squawk"
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The "Henhouse Squawk" was a newspaper produced by the Henhouse Hicks Secret Six Society. The Society comprised Margaret Truman and her girl friends in the neighborhood, including Betty and Sue Ogden; Jane Berridge; and Marie, Harriet, Mona, and Barbara Allen.
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Bess W. Truman Papers
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10 HERHOUSE *
Written by the mambers of the Henhouse Hícica Secret Six fociety.
Mr. and Mr. C. 8. Graves returned Friday
Judge H. 8. Truman, who is running for
after visiting Irs. Draves* taro sisters
U. 5. Senator, spolte Friday night at
and a brother noer Odessa, lio. for a fow
Rxcolsior Springs. Ar. and Irs. F. G.
deys. They found the country there badly
Walleos attended.
in need of rain, as is every place now.
An old fashioned ton was given by Detty
Mrs. C. A. Plank, as 1s har quatora on
Ogden and Mora Jean Allen at 616 W. Maple.
Thursday, visited Itra. G. R. Turnor. July
The refresiments vere tea sorved in old
13th.
faahioned aups, and enkes.
The Weather
Irs. D. W. Wallage has boen ill at her
It's hotter than we think it should be,
home. The esuso is a swollen gland which
but lan't as hot as it could bes anyhow,
had to be Janced. Her condition is in-
during this hot woathor, the fon and I
proved.
will certainly stiol togethor. The wasthe
or couldn't be much dryer; but say! let's
forget this venther and ont e fryer.
A breakfast was given at the Prosbyterian
Churoh. It was attended by lirs. O.A.Plank
Quests were with her when ahe returned.
3r. Frank Vallace was in a vory
ing situation when he had to return home
from work Friday morning to change his
trousers, because as he atoopad over his
drthquakes.
trousors aplit all the wny up the bnoit.
Pive year old Jacit was isiting hie aunt
in the countsy and was told to drive the
piga out of the yard. He ren out and
soared the piga and they began running,
The Misses Nerie and Harriett Allen left
grusting and squealing, Jaok also began
Baturday, July 7th, to DO to Cemp Washita,
running a.s. fast a.s ho could. His aunt
noar Rosedale, Kennas. Their parents wast-
laughingly asked him what WRS wrong, and
ed then to stay two vooks, but they returned
he said, "well, they honked for ne to get
Friday night aftor a colobration which in-
out of the wy, so 1 did."
cluded a dinner for the parents, and a
pagent afterward, which Dr. and lirs. O. II.
Allen attended.
An old ledy, after finiahing a delicious
luneheon, said to the walter, "I 300 that
tips are forbidden here." The witer ro-
A gentlemen in this neighborhood has dis-
plied, "Lar, bless yer mam, so was apples
covered an ideal way of keeping cool, if you
in the garden of Eden."
don't mind rheuration. Here it is: First,
wring your pajamas, the sheets and a towel
out in cold water. lay down and wrap up in
the sheste with the fan turned on you. Why
Jonos.- Tomany, have you a brother?
don't you try it sonetimo?
Tommy. No, but my sistor has.