Glenwood P. T. A. Begins Year's Work
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association opened the year with a school meeting on Tuesday afternoon. New officers include third vice-president Mrs. Maxie Montgomery. Health chairman is Mrs. Jennie Warren and welfare chairman is Mrs. Herbert Davis. Council delegates chosen include Mrs. Joe Perry, Mrs. J. Wallace, and Mrs. Scofield. Room mothers appointed for two rooms: Blanche Smith’s room with Mrs. W. O. Smith and Henryene Christopher’s room with Mrs. George Toombs and Mrs. Bess Perkins.
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Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Maxie Montgomery
D. B. Barger
Jennie Warren
Herbert Davis
Joe Perry
J. Wallace
8. Scofield
Blanche Smith
W. O. Smith
Henrimae Christopher
George Toombs
Bess Perkins
Community Notices and Club Meetings Highlight Local Schedule
A packed slate of events fills the week with Woodmen Circle and Unity Study Club gatherings, a Saturday Children's Story Hour at Potter County Library, a chicken barbecue at 805 Tennessee Street, and a joint Nurses Association and Private Duty Section meeting. Activities include a P. T. A banquet planning, a Central Presbyterian Church reception for Endeavorers, a musical tea to raise funds for a MacDowell lecture program, and a Thrifty Club meeting postponement.
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Graduate Nurses Association
Cal Nelson
Carrie Huseman
Monroe Street
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Edward MacDowell
H. A. Waller
Street length ensembles and festival costumes in Colusa
The article notes fashion shifts with street length afternoon ensembles and velvet trims. It also reports Colusa California mandating overalls for men and gingham dresses for women for the October fall harvest festival, and mentions various style notes from Paris London and Hollywood figures.
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Colusa
Calif
Kidnap Case Ends With Child Returned To Doty Family
District Attorney Grady Hazlewood reports at noon that the baby was returned unharmed to the Doty family. The case involved a custody dispute after Dorothy Doty’s divorce from the father, with Judge W. E. Gee granting the mother custody and visiting rights for the paternal grandfather on Sundays. The father, Smith, had been out of town the prior Sunday and returned yesterday.
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Doty
Smith
Dorothy Doty
108Th District Court
W. E. Gee
Gee
Divorce Plea Details Child Custody Incident
Testimony describes two attempts by Smith to take the child. Mrs. Smith recounted being driven toward Oklahoma City and later to near English Airport where she escaped with the baby, walking miles to a farm house before returning to Amarillo. The Doty home is at 814 Carolina Street. A potato shipment netted Gage Smith $1.50 and an opossum sold for $1.50. In Kansas City, the board of education debated making Washington's Birthday a school holiday, deciding it will fall on a Saturday in 1938.
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Day
Smith
English Airport
Amarillo
Doty
Carolina Street
Gage Smith
Gibbon
Kansas City
U.P
Board of Education
Washington
Whimseys and Oddities From Charleston and Joplin News
In Charleston, police hold Oscar Scntt on charges linked to $60 in stolen bills allegedly swallowed by him. In Joplin, Edward H Shackleford seeks divorce claiming his wife’s 24 dogs required feeding. Atlantic City reports a glass bottle group declaring war on tin cans, planning a cheaper beer bottle to avoid deposits.
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Charleston
8. C
Oscar Scntt
Scott
Joplin
Edward H Shackleford
Atlantic City
N. J
Glass Container Association of America
Haile Selassie Receives One Vote In New York Assembly Primary
In Albion New York on September 29 Haile Selassie Ethiopia's emperor received one vote as a Democratic nominee for the New York State Assembly in Tuesday's primary. The slip was only found after reviewing paper ballots as his name was written by a voter.
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Albion
N. Y
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
New York State Assembly
Selassie
Pensions and Corporate Formation for Liquor Distillation
A terse notice notes pensions and the formation of corporations to distill, manufacture, and rectify liquors. It outlines legal steps and structural changes affecting production and distribution within the industry.
Prohibition Amendment Aims to Limit Equor Campaign Contributions
The proposal seeks to amend the law to bar equor interests from donating to political campaigns. Proponents argue it curbs undue influence while opponents warn of vague definitions and potential legal challenges.
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