Style Show Models Dinner Party at Symons Store
The Symons store staged a style show at the Broadway theater last Wednesday afternoon and night. Sam A. Mayer hosted a dinner party last evening at the Silver Bow club with J. Cohen as toastmaster. Guests and models included Dorothy Keeler Jane Cohen Audrey Chapman Jane Raney Nell Mason Helen Brunnig Phoebe Cohen Patricia McGuire Phyllis Fisher Jane Adams Martha Gieser Eva May Edwards Lillie Constantine Margaret Brown Marie Leipheimer Elsie Wilson Majorie Motaling Maxine Wayman Edna Vickers Mary Eistes Dorothy Crasser Delores Constantine Ray Raleigh trace Mason Myrtle Elvers Jem Merkle Madeline Page Kiva Harry Rosalie Berryman Clara Frances Linforth Jane Craver L. Bardine T. Bassette Katheryn Rogan M. Martin Mary Combo Jean Mace Althea Ransahoff Hamlyn Mesdaimes Dussault G B Muma H. Drakes J F Dunlop T Shea Miss Edna Gillis Katherine O Leary Katherine Jagow Mary O Neill M Long M Holman I L Tremberth Eileen Murphy Mary Hickey Kate Walsh
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Phoebe Cohen
Patricia, McGuire
Phyllis Fisher
Jane Adams
Martha Gieser
Eva May Edwards
Lillie Constantine
Margaret Brown
Marie Leipheimer
Elsie Wilson
Majorie Motaling
Maxine Wayman
Edna Vickers
Mary Eistes
Dorothy Crasser
Delores Constantine
Ray Raleigh
Trace Mason
Myrtle Elvers
Jem Merkle
Madeline Page
Kiva Harry
Rosalie Berryman
Clara Frances Linforth
Jane Craver
L. Bardine
T. Bassette
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M. Martin
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World’s smallest baby in New York survives
Jeanne Ousset daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Ousset weighed half a pound at birth and remains under one pound at nearly one month old. Nurse Louise Bernard says she is normal and likely to gain weight rapidly. her twin brother died shortly after birth.
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Famished stray dog eats pig on North Rochester farm
In New Bedford Massachusetts a hungry stray dog forced entry into Maurice Fuller’s North Rochester yard, chased a pig, wedged its head between boards, and fed on the animal, completing a grisly scene of a dog feasting on pork chops.
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University Songsters Present Good Program In Butte
The State University Glee club performed at the Butte high school auditorium to a large audience, delivering a varied program of classical, popular, and college numbers. A reception dinner at Gamer's dining room followed for a score of former students.
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Railway boss aids snowbound family during influenza crisis
Edward Hoffman, superintendent of the Wilkesbarre Railway, sent 40 workers to clear a snowbound trolley line after learning a sick family of five faced influenza. The line reopened, allowing Jacobs to obtain essential medicines and supplies for his kin.
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Ban on Suggestive Jazz in Boston Strikes Morals Tone
Boston musicians' union informs City Censor John M. Casey that suggestive movements in jazz will not be tolerated. Members found guilty may be fined as the Boston Musicians' Protective Association enforces a toned down dancing style.
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Mercier Dies in Woonsocket at 86 After Long Life
Charles Mercier of Woonsocket died at 86 leaving 288 relatives including grandchildren great grandchildren nieces and nephews. He was the father of two children and one of fifteen siblings.
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Charles Mercier
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Wades Five Miles in Snow to Get Help
Henry Jacobs age 56 0 wades through deep snow drifts five miles from Dallas to Hayes Corner in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania to seek assistance during a blizzard.
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Henry Jacobs
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Hayes Corner
Couple marks 72 years of marriage with square dance
Willis Crabb 97 and Mary Crabb 99 celebrated 72 years of marriage in Springfield Missouri. The couple have eleven children, nine living. Mary joined a square dance to prove she is still hale during the anniversary celebration.
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Mary Crabb
Icicle Kills Man in Middletown New York
Calvin Teed of Masonville Delaware county is dead after being struck by a falling icicle in Middletown New York authorities report the fatal accident on a winter day near local buildings and sidewalks.
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Former star of stage feted by Actors' Fund at Capitol theater
A group of former dramatic, operatic, vaudeville and circus stars living at the Actors' Fund home on Staten Island were guests of honor at New York's Capitol theater. They recalled old dressing rooms, praised modern theaters, and shared memories of past triumphs with figures like William Payne, Alice Adams, FY Mackay, Fred Arundel, and Miss Virginia Buchanan.
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Staten Island
Capitol Theater
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Payne
Alice Adam
FY Mackay
Daniel Frohman
Mackay
Hamlet
Actors’ Fund of America
Fred Arundel
Charles A. Morris
Virginia Buchanan
McKean
East Lynne
Pred A. Runnells
P. T. Barnum
Walls rules Sunday screenings violate Wyoming law
Attorney General W. T. Walls issues an opinion that every theater operating on Sundays breaches state law and that county attorneys can force closures. He notes the 1888 closing law has only been partially enforced and classifies motion picture theaters as places of business.
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Cheyenne
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W. T. Walls
Walls
Good girls make good boys says Chicago club leader
Miss Alta Sinelick, president of the Girls' City club, urged that improving girls is essential to produce good boys. She said clubs for boys to teach citizenship are fine, but cities must first make girls good to foster better boys.
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Alta Sinelick
Citizenship for Women: Philadelphia Plans School for Women
Philadelphia announces a citizen ship school for women to educate and empower adult female residents. The initiative aims to teach civic duties, voting rights, and public participation through courses and community programs.
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Philadelphia
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