Parisian study plan clues Noel and Mary conflict
In the scene Noel and Mary react to Mary being sent for a year of Paris study arranged by her father. He says the Paris experience will boost her French and social polish, while Noel treats the plan as a favorable opportunity for Mary. Tension rises as Lillian and Dicky’s niece sense unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Mary
Mrutte
Veritzen
Lillian
Noel
Paris
Dicky
Fashion cycles flirt with constant style limits
The piece argues fashion resists rapid change, noting women demand practical wear and the era’s directoire to empire details resurface gradually. It suggests skirts sleeves and belts won’t vanish soon and that style arbiters know this.
Lunar forecasts and fashion notes mix with social twists
The item blends a January 19 star reading by Genevieve Kemble with hints of employment turbulence and personal reversals, then shifts to fashion notes on last summer dresses and a new nightgown trend. It invites readers to request a French phrase leaflet from the Athens Messenger Care Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kemble
Alexander Woollcott
Athens Messenger
Make This Model at Home Spring Pattern Offer
Frilly feminine pajama styles with fitted bodices puffed sleeves and ruffles in a Parisian spring fashion book. Pattern 2605 sold in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with yardage details for 46. Catalog and pattern combined twenty five cents. Address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisias
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Sheila Shayne Breaks Into Stage World Amid Family Fame
18 year old Sheila Shayne, daughter of famed vaudeville stars, substitutes for Daisy Gleason after an ankle sprain. She meets Trevor Lane and Dick Stanley at Joe Paris', attracted by Sheila, and Dick prevails to include her in his party’s program. News later reveal Jim Mandrake’s Atlantic City tryout and Sheila earns praise over Marion Randolph as critics debate her spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Shayne
Daisy Gleason
Joe Paris
Sheila
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Gordon Mandrake
Mandrake
Shelia
Atlantic City
Jim
Marion Randolph
Miss Randolph
Ed Wynn in Follow the Leader at the Ohio Theater
Ed Wynn delivers rapid fire humor in Follow the Leader at the Ohio Theater with Ginger Rogers and Stanley Smith in a light romantic backdrop. Wynn leads a gang, resorts to kidnap to push a stage engagement, and must repair a strained romance after missteps. Lou Holtz and a seasoned cast boost the comic effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ed Wynn
Majestic
Herbert Marshall
COURT
Ohio Theater
Wynn
Ginger Rogers
Stanley Smith
Ginger
Lou Holtz
Ladies Aid meets at Lawrence Chapel with quilting and visitors
Lottridge Ladies Aid Society of Lawrence Chapel Church met at the Sharp home with eight members and ten visitors. Dinner was served at noon and quilting for a flower garden quilt for Mrs. Sharp was part of the devotion. Numerous guests visited neighbors and relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Lawrence Chapel Church
R. L. Sharp
Jealous star drives a cast shift in Broadway show
Sheila and Jim navigate a rival actress Marion Randolph as she fights to keep her perch in the production. The star’s clash with Shayne over roles threatens the show while Dick Stanley returns with a new play and an invitation for Sheila to tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Miss Randolph
Shayne
Broadway
Four Hundred
Sheila
Jim
Jim Blaine
Marion Randolphs
Dick Stanley
New York
Mandrake
Needlework Quilt Designs Pattern C206 Advertised
Aunt Martha offers needlework designs including four point patterns with snow ball and Job's Trouble sketches. Many prints and plain colors can be mixed, single color options possible. Order by mail to Athens Messenger Box 6112 Gateway Station Kansas City Mo. Delivery in 7 to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Martha
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Beauty hair removal methods and cautions for women
The piece urges women to remove arm and leg hair with various methods including home creams razors and a handheld gadget. It notes professional electrolysis for lip and chin hair is safer despite cost and warns against DIY plucking for noticeable growth.
Feeder Cattle Increase Seen For This Year
The cattle on feed for market in Ohio rose about five percent, with a similar five percent rise in the Corn Belt on January 1, 1988 versus 1938, per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimate. East of the Mississippi also up since January 1982, while west of the river the year-to-year rise partly offsets a 1932 decline. Texas had large but slightly down from last year. western states show mixed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ohio Office
Colorado
Texas
United States
Corn Belt
Cattle Feed on Feed Decent Shift in 1993 Midwest States
The report notes a sharp drop in cattle bought at stockyards and a rise in locally produced cattle with some imports from outside points. It lists Jan 1 1993 feed estimates as a percentage of Jan 1 1932 for Corn Belt states: Ohio 105 Indiana 100 Illinois 115 Michigan 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
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Pan
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Google
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Ores Swarts
Myrtle O'Brien
C. D. Swartz
L. MW. Allen
R. M. Allen
L. A Townsend
Bulah
Parkersburg
John Gaston
Ruseel Burdette
Albert McKinney
Elisabeth
Marion
L. T. Runnion
Ida Atherton
Arthur
Ruth
W. A. Barnhill
Glen White
Aldo McKinley
Max Swindler
East Shade
C. L. Davis
Howard Stalnaker
Alfred
J. R. Murphy
Vanderhoof
Majestia Theater
Vienna
Herbert Mershall
Garé Maritza
I. A. R. Wytie
Franz
Lena
Marshall
Maritza
Mary Roland
Iowa
Charlie Ruggles
Bimfel
George Barbier
Bert Roach
Singere
Flapper
Fanny
Merion Randolph
Chinatown
Stone
Paine
Bill
Ziegfeld
Manhattan
Texaco
Eddy Fivane
Ginger Rogers and
Ethel Merman
Paramount Picture
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Polly Moran
Bing Crosby
the Armory
Wellston Orchestra
Davis
Sari Maritza
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
Charlie Chase
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