Society notes highlight women activities and events
Society comments describe a Ladies afternoon hosted by Mrs. Shyles Mestene at 1706 Jockean Street with talks on topics like Efficiency and The Muse Machine. Other items note a Mothers Council matinee at Mission Theatre raising prizes, Idieawhile Club luncheon at 1706 Washington, and Potter County Federation meeting details. Belle Bennett Easter booth promotions and Mrs. Harry Schwartz’s Oklahoma trip are also mentioned.
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Shyles
Chak
Albeet
Jockean Street
Coeon
Hanen Effereney
Allen Barty
Morly Discueset
Effiewney
Jim Calehe
Potter
Dave Britain
W. '. Satterwhite
Kiki on Screen Brings Norma Tal Waéee to Life in Studio Film
Hollywood notes praise Norma Tal Waéee for a lively Kiki portrayal in a George Marion Jr. production. Ronald Colman and Clarence Brown shape the comedy drama with von Stroheim and Lubitsch touches while Hans Kraly scripts limit serious romance to brief moments.
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Hollywood
Norma Tal- Waéee
David Belasco
AndrewYeart
Filma
Joseph M. Sche
Hans Kraly
von Stroheim
Lubitsch
George Marion, Jr
Ronald Colman
Samuel Goldwyn
Norma
Clarence Brown
Sunrise Easter Services At Central Presbyterian Church
The Endeavor Sunrise Meeting at Central Presbyterian Church holds annual Easter services Sunday at seven in the Annex. Mine Gladys Whitfield will read the Easter Thoughts topic, with scripture from Corinthians and several members delivering talks and solos. Members invite parents and families to attend the sunrise devotion and related activities across the day.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Gladys Whitfield
Ruth Blackburn
Ernestine Smith
Hattie Mac Wood
Wilda Bewth
Susan Gentry
K. Githen
Martha Thomeen
Ed Davee
Black and White Ointment and Soap Promise Clear Skin
Two million pimples victims swear by Black and White Ointment and Soap as a solution for pimples eczema and rashes. The ad claims dramatic skin improvement and urges presentability to improve social interactions. Both products are economically priced with larger sizes offering more value. All dealers stock both items.
Wife and Husband Jailed After Shooting Incident
An unclear report describes a wife and her husband being jailed following a shooting incident. Details are garbled. The text mentions possible charges and investigations, with references to a medical examiner and police involvement, but specifics remain unreadable.
Whittemore Arrives in Buffalo for Murder Trial
Richard Reese Whittemore, the gunman sought for the murder and robbery of two Bank of Buffalo guards last October, arrived with police escort. He resisted photography and pledged, in a boastful remark, that others would burn with him rather than admit guilt.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Richard Reese Whittemore
New York
Bank of Buffalo
Whittemore
Roche
Beltimore
Lynching Toll in 1925 Rises Over 1924 Says Federal Council
The Federal Council of Churches reports seventeen people, all Black, lynched in 1925, up by one from 1924. Most states not named. thirty-nine cases had mob violence prevented by officers and some mob members convicted. Texas records its first lynching since 1962 and Utah its first since 1920.
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Washington
United States
Federal Council of Churches
Commonwealths
Hiw
T He Council
Committee On
Texas
Utah
Peerwta
Seth Coreies
Tomneneee
Verhee
Rene
Biel
Ford Driven by Texas Boy Stirs Ambling Contests
A Texas youth named Arthur Maderer, 20, accompanied Scott Heywood in a Ford. Heywood drove from California to Amarillo, with the Texas boy keeping pace and even pulling the big car out of mud holes on two occasions during the journey.
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Texas
Scott Heywood
Probable Last Case of Present Term Heard Today
The court’s last case of the present term was before Judge Henry Bishop Ww. The case, described as a vision of a still, was expected to consume the entire day as evidence was presented.
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Henry Bishop
Deaths in Ohio Linked to Poison Liquor
Raymond Van Fossen an 18 year old high school senior died and Floyd Tanley 16 of Martins Ferry remains critically ill as officials investigate poison liquor cases in Flosing Ohio.
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Associated Press
Flosing
Ohio
Raymond van Fossen
Floyd Tanley
Martins Ferry
Parkes Plans Waffle House Capacity Increase
KE Marker announces his Little John’s Waffle House is thriving and will immediately expand seating to 140 patrons.
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E. L. Parkes
Little John's Waffle House
KE. L. Marker
Fragmented Labor Writings Reveal Party Tensions
A garbled OCR fragment shows a political dispute among deputies and party factions. It mentions internal names, factions, and calls for decisive action, but the text remains unreadable in key places and lacks clear events or dates.
Frightened workers halt pipeline project amid deadly blast
Unclear OCR text describes workers resisting a pipeline lay near a feria site after a fatal incident. The fragment notes a pipeline was halted and several workers reportedly harmed, with details incomplete and names absent.
Uneven Attendance Noted In Class Exchange
A chaotic classroom exchange centers on missing Fea and octet Seeterday with playful slang. Tommy deflects with a joking heat tune while the teacher questions behavior and pace, asking about four seven hundred avhe and Genin at Pek.
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Tommy
Danna
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Mission Theater
Potter Couny Federation
Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Belle Bennett
Fox and City Drug
Harry Schwartz
Amarilla Hotel
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Theresa Baum
Norma Talmadge
Lasley
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Gay Sars Arts
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Sromdrt
Ford
Oflstons PI
Chamber of Deputies
Wwe
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Eerie Toom
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