Public Health Service bacteriologist leads war on disease
Sara Branham, once of Oxford Georgia, now with the U S Public Health Service, commands a unit of test tubes and advanced serology equipment in Washington D C She oversees serum production and inspection for quality and safety and works on improving anti meningitis serum while holding a doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Chicago and a position among the highest paid women employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Macon
Washington, D. C
Sara Branham
Oxford
United States Public Health Service
Central Authority
Miss Branham
Wesleyan College
University of Colorado
University of Chicago
France
Howard Taylor Ricketts
Chicago
Columbia University
University of Rochester Medical School
Washington
Zehringers Journey to Europe With Anna Schlaudroff-Becker
Mrs. Anna Schlaudroff-Becker visited daughter Mrs. P. A. Zehringer for a month then joined her husband on a voyage to Europe. They plan stops in France and Spain before Germany for an indefinite stay. Word reached from Havana, Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schlaudroff-Becker
P. A. Zehringer
Europe
France
Spain
Germany
Havana
Cuba
Have-a-Heart Bridge Club Picnic Hosted by Mrs. Cunningham
The Have-a-Heart Bridge Club picnic was held at Jack Hall ranch in honor of members. Morning games preceded a picnic lunch with Mrs. Hugh Underwood winning high score. New member Mrs. C A La Rue joined, with attendees including several local wives and Miss Helen Gilliam visiting from Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Cunningham
8. L. Clute
Jack Hall Ranch
Hugh Underwood
C. A. la Rue
A. J. Barker
Harry Neuhardt
Earl Vandale
P. L. Bottoms
R. N. Ready
L. D. Suth
T. E. L. Class Plans Outing at Park
Members of the T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a 3 pm picnic in Elwood Park with Circle No. 9 in charge of entertainment. All members urged to attend. Betty Wooldridge of 2217 Ong Street has traveled to Fort Worth for a visit with friends.
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First Baptist Church
Elwood Park
Circle No. 9
Betty Wooldridge
Ong Street
Fort Worth
Mrs J N Coleman Hosts Jolly Eight Bridge Club
Mrs I N Coleman of 305 Florida street entertained the Jolly Eight Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at her home with garden flowers on display. Small perfume bottles were given to attendees and gift presented to guest Mrs R N Leasure. Prizes awarded to Mrs Hibbs and Mrs Woods. Attendees included Mrs Leasure, Mrs Woods, Mrs Hibbs, Mrs Allen, Mrs Hud son, Mrs Muncy Jr, and Miss Gallizon.
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I. N. Coleman
Florida Street
Jolly Eight Bridge Club
R. N. Leasure
R. N. Hibbs
C. Y Woods
C. V. Woods
R. E. Allen
John Hudson
G. W. Muncy, Jr
Helen Gallizon
Standard Telephone Company Employes Enjoy Outing
The Standard Telephone Company of this city held a picnic and swimming party at the Jack Hall ranch last evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Boone Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, Mrs. Charles Caylor, Miss Marie Haynes, Miss Mary Haynes, Miss Pearl Duncan, Miss Beulah Nichols and Russell Middleton. Miss Sybil Harris arrives tonight from Kansas City to visit her mother Mrs. Sylvia Harris of the Amarillo apartments.
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Standard Telephone Company
Jack Hall Ranch
Boone Horne
Charles Duncan
Charles Caylor
Marie Haynes
Mary Haynes
Pearl Duncan
Beulah Nichols
Russell Middleton
Sybil Harris
Kansas City
Sylvia Harris
Amarillo Apartments
Prints for Winter For Smart Women
Paris reports that winter fashion will feature printed velvets chiffons and crepes with large floral designs. Fabrics include brocaded chiffons and moire prints in multi color palettes. The piece also notes a woolen chalikasha with oval shading and metallized lace prints. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mays and Bennie Clyde return from an eastern trip visiting St. Louis Nashville Little Rock Hot Springs and Dallas.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Georgette
Clyde Mays
Bennie Clyde
St. Louis
Nashville
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Tennessee
Mr. May
Dallas
Mrs. May
Old World Village in Iowa Still Sits In Quiet Era
In Saint Donatus Iowa about fourteen miles from Dubuque a Remnant of Old Europe survives with 50 to 60 Luxembourgers whose town preserves rustic methods. The name Tete des Morts gave way to Saint Donatus and modern progress has trimmed trades to one blacksmith a creamery garage pool hall post office and a general store with one school remaining.
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United Press
ST. Donatus
Iowa
Dubuque
Europe
Saint Donatus
Tete Des Morts
Winnebagoes
Watumni
Nita
Donatus
At the Theaters Run of Dangerous Curves and More
The Fair presents Dangerous Curves starring Clara Bow. The Mission shows The Leatherneck with William Boyd. Deandi features One Woman Idea with an all star cast. Rialto presents Weary River with Richard Barthelmess. Duotone provides music effects.
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Clara Bow
William Boyd
Richard Barthelmess
Duotone
Village school teaches languages and trade over romance
A village with four nuns as instructors shifts away from modern love culture. Children learn two languages and the arts of the profession they may pursue. Each year the settlement shrinks as homes sit empty, yet architectural beauty remains.
Dallas Man Jailed 75 Years for Assaulting Daughter
Joe Ramshay, 40, was convicted of criminally assaulting his 16 year old daughter Ethel Ramshay. A Dallas jury sentenced him to 75 years in the state penitentiary after testimony from Ethel and her sisters about past beatings. Five jurors favored the death penalty but requests to spare execution were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Joe Ramshay
Ethel Ramshay
Jimmy McNicoll
Two Inmates Escape Dallas Jail Through Skylight
A skylight broken by an earlier escapee provided a route for two Dallas city jail inmates to break out late yesterday. Police said the air was charged by drug addicts and the men, taken to separate bath rooms, escaped. One had previously appeared at police headquarters asking to be placed in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Tex
German Railways End Tips for Sleepers
The Mitropa dining and sleeping car service of the German Railways reports employees in its sleepers receive adequate wages and tipping is abolished. A small fee, 6 to 48 cents by class, will replace tips and berth tickets will note that no tips are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Berlin
Mitropa
English Universities Cater to Poor Class
English universities expand access as hundreds of students from working class homes seek work during vacations to pay for classes. Despite scholarships, many cannot continue studies over breaks and must abandon gowns for laborer’s corduroys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
England
New Lobby Under Construction at St Louis Courthouse
The Civil Court House lobby in St Louis is nearing completion at an estimated cost of 80000 dollars. The international News Service reports the project as a key modernization of the courthouse facilities.
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St. Louis Courthouse
International News Service
ST. Louis
Civil Court House
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Bellview Street
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Gabon
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Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk St
Iowa Village
Lewis Sprouse
Richmond
Virginia
Paul Elliott
Clarence Chamberlin
Powder Puff Beauty Salon
Arcade
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Smart Summer Millinery
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Wainess, Inc
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Fisk Bidg
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