Brother Marries Former Wife of His Brother After 35 Years
CHRONIA Mo June 6 NEA Service. A 71 year old doctor Newton Holliday marries his former brother in law Frances Siegel after 35 years since first courtship in Keokuk Iowa. His brother Dr M J Holliday once won her heart, later divorced, and Mrs Siegel had multiple marriages before reuniting with Newton Holliday in a late life romance.
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NEA Service
Chronia
Newton Holliday
Frances Siegel
Keokuk
Holliday
M. J. Holliday
Dr. Newton Holliday
P Elms
Iowa
To a Baby by Eugene Field Poem Quietly Adored in Night
A sentimental verse by Eugene Field addresses his infant, describing a late night creak to the crib, a kiss on the brow, and a promise that one day the child will understand the tears and love felt now. It envisions the child’s future grief and the speaker’s enduring affection across years.
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Eugene Field
Closing Recital Display Talent in Amarillo Recital
Mrs Gladys Marsalis Glenn presented four recitals last week with three soloists premiering Julia Lockett compositions. Four pianos plus two players aided aging pupils and six year olds followed the baton. Prizes were awarded for pieces, memorized measures, practice hours, and technique. Glenn heads to Albuquerque for a Dunning System teachers’ normal after weekend.
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Gladys Marsalis Glenn
Amarillo
Julia Lockett
Maurine le Neveu
Evelyn Kennedy
Dorothy Fowlkes
Bonnie Britain
Ardath Johnson
Cleta Belle Hyder
Idelma Conoley
Elizabeth Glenn
Bessie Birdwell
Martha Greening
Josephine Welmaker
Alice Gustavus
Maurine LeNeveu
Jenny V. Wright
Dean Rosamund Caldwell
Glenn
Albuquerque
Why Not Support Our Musicians
At a club luncheon May Peterson Thompson urges support for young Amarillo pianists Esther Johanson and Miss Radio Britain who trained in New York City and Germany. The piece argues locals should back their return home with the first paid recital, noting their perfection and the need to foster a concert career.
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May Peterson Thompson
Thompson
Amarillo
Esther Johanson
New York City
Radio
Britain
Germany
Esther Johan and the Paderewski Invitation Honor
Esther Johan’s son gains a rare invitation to perform for Paderewski, reflecting the high regard of leading musicians. The article notes her relentless practice, budding composition, and youthful promise as she gains professional recognition in radio Britain. It then shifts to a commentary on musicians valuing paid performances, followed by an unrelated local medical ad for Dr. Claude Woleig offering eye ear and throat treatment and catarrh care from the Central Building with license and contact.
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Esther Johanson
Paderewski
Radio Britain
Claude Wole
Central Building
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