Daily Magazine Fashion and Theatre Scenes in New York
A long fragment appears to chronicle fashion and society in New York, featuring Molly Cronek, Linnea, and a cast including Seane, Olive, Muriel, and Desmond. It follows Liane O’Wray and Cass Cleespaugh through theater life, a potential modeling role, and a winter arrangement with Mrs Cleespaugh. The narrative shifts to family paths, a sister Luisa, and themes of independence, finances, and stage ambitions amid changing fortunes.
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Molly Cronek
Molly
Abesting
Baldos
Meiber Larstves
Seane
Pélicerzan
Crus
Liens
Giveams
L. 1
Coas
Ore
Olive
Lisns
Uriel Ladd
Kel
Liane
Mestranger
Eater
van Bobard
Blane
Diane
Civepach
Rska
Muriel
Desmond
van Reohard
Liane Biuriel Turts
Robard Ja
Mite Uadd
van Robard
Elana
Hendel'e
Cass
Luisa
Feart of a Wife Dicky and Harry Take the Situation in Hand
Adele Garrison narrates a tense social scene at a house party where Avis Arlen exploits flirtation to test Mary and Noel. The narrator plans to shield Mary as Noel faces unwanted attention while Dicky and Harry plot a discreet exit to ensure Mary and Noel exchange a long-awaited conversation. Continuous party dynamics unfold toward a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Harry
Mary
Noel
Avis Arlen
Frianda
Melena
Avis Arien
Marion
Brixtons
Brixton Ones
Avia Arlen
Forgivemens
Avis
Avis Arlan
Scobra
Sbe
Neel
Abe Aed
Iville Camp Meetings Continue Under McClure and Day
Camp meetings in Iville to be continued under Dr. R. G. McClure and Rev. I. P. Day with services each Sunday. guests include E. Kemper and Rev. EB Enright of Middletown. Local club members, the 4-H Ants Can't Club, report a busy month with elections, cooking and sewing groups, and plans for a club play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Wille
Coolvine Ip
Weaned
R. G. McClure
I. P Te
Rave Charge
E. Kemper
Enright
Middletown
Ciao
Death of Perry Judy in Denver at age T1
New Marshfield Word reports Perry Judy, age T1, died at his Denver home after years in the West. Survived by Jowan and Frances Judy, Uriah Judy, and Carolina Knowlton. Burial was in Denver. Various relatives and friends from New Haven, Springfield, Cleveland, and Greenfield visited. local residents discussed club meetings, vacations, and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Judy
Denver
Colorado
Judy
Athena County
Jowan
Frances Judy Uriah Judy
Carolina Knowlton
Bean
Charles Judy
Ed Philips
Wwve
New Haven
Conn
Philipa
Aletare
Bessie Rhorich
Myre Willem Collins Trey
Europe
Arthur
Katie Vehling
Springfield
Gerald N. Giddere
Birxe Francia Nichola
James Rankine
Virginia
Calva
W.va
Ari
Wesley Davia
Cleveland
Ora
Dora Davis
Carl
Maristie Davis
Claveland
Mra
Davia
Nettie Bedin
Greenfisid
Stright
Fienard Wilson
Nitsa
Wilson Wiliam Bannatt
Greenfield
Charles Fattipa
Theorin Maretin
Barberton
Charles Garth
Mra David
Newark
Tragic railway death near Kimberly crosses state line
A man described as a negro about fifty was struck and killed while resting on a railroad track near Kimberly. The body was identified by a label from Montgomery Virginia and transported to Nelsonville for family. Local residents and workers gathered as officials investigated the incident and noted a Montgomery, WV connection.
What's In Fashion Athletic Costumes On Vacation Wear
A fashion piece outlines vacation wear for men including tennis and golf outfits in tweed and linen fabrics. It notes two piece suits, lightweight wool to ward off wind, and bold color options with matching jackets, caps, and hats. It highlights straw hats and white accessories as suitable for travel and coastal trips.
Births and local notes from Nelsonville area events
Born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Tolliver a son Bobby Herold announced June 3. Mrs Rosa Brown attended Rosa Brown funeral in Nelsonville. Local mine worker worked five hours Friday. Wheat harvested on George Johnson farm. Several Vacation Bible School pupils attended a picnic at Nelsonville Thursday. York Grange met at Oak Grove. Eugene Pickett Jr reported killing a black snake near home. Sale measured five feet seven inches long. Foremaine operated five days. Names include Kinney Davis Oseman Floyd Kennedy Dilford Brown. Fall game at Nelsonville Sunday. Cephas Adams and others in Oak Grove Sunday. Mrs Charine Holcombe and Rosa Brown motor to Athena. Epworth League members enjoyed Carbondale picnic. One year toctuste appear disappearing here. Many tender branches and fruit trees damaged. Automobile wrecked Sunday morning near Nelsonville, car damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tolliver
Geover
Dean Con Nett
Bobby Herold
Williams
Nelsonville
York Grange
Oak Grove
Eugene Pickett Jr
Anaka
Dave Test
Kinney
William Davis
Tamoe Oseman
Floyd Brown
Robert Kennedy
Dilford Brown
Cephas Adams
Tom Kennedy
Wee Pickett
Rik Adams
Clarence Daevie
Harold Campbel
George Onomon
Charine Holcombe
Rosa Brown
Athena
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Nesonvilla
Carbondale
Aalaap
Local Ailments and Visits Reported Around town
Pauline Pierce of Buchtel visited friends here. The scarlet fever quarantine has been lifted from the Harrison home. Bert Lemon of Greendale visited relatives here Tuesday. Dave Moodie remains in a serious condition after sun stroke at his Main Street home. Charlea Strain returned after a visit with relatives in Jeannette Pa. Mrs 814 Johnston is recovering from an operation and improving. John Cheetham slowly improves from a pan stroke suffered days ago. Lester McDonald is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wilber McDonald. Mr and Mrs Johan Hood of Orrville were here Thursday on business. Mrs James Thomped injured in an auto accident last week remains in very serious condition. Richard Deaney visiting friends after several months in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Fineasy of Gore were business visitors Thursday afternoon. Red Roy Bigsd of Columbus visiting his parents here, Mr and Mrs Hugh Wagland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Pierce
Buchtel
Harrison
Bert Lemon
Greendale
Dave Moodie
Main Street
Charlea
Jeannette
Johnston
John Cheetham
Lester McDonald
Wilber McDonald
Johan Hood
Orr ‘Ville
James Thomped
Richard Deaney
Cleveland
John Fineasy
Gore
Red Roy Bigsd
Columbus
and Mires
Hugh Wagland
Mineral Family Reunion Near Barberton Sparks Short Return
A fragmented local notice says Mr and Mrs Elmer Clark of Barberton and Mr and Mrs Gari Giark shared travel with Mr and Mrs Madie Me and Mr Vinton Betta. The Chesser party rode a pony Rovereto to a nearby event.
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Elmer Clark
Gari Giark Sad Hhides
Jans
Barberton
Mame Buadly
Tare Madiey
Mr. Vinton Betta
Ae Crarien Chesser
Pony Rovereto Ty Ened
Insects and Sleeping Sickness Threats in America
A historical health note warns of sleeping sickness and similar encephalitis diseases spread by insects. It discusses malaria, mosquitoes, and other disease carriers, urging vigilance, vaccination, and protection of food and water supplies to curb outbreaks. It highlights international impact and local control efforts against vector-borne illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal & CC
United States
Malarix
Africa
Weland
Tor
New York
Health
Olsessen
Astrological Forecast Touts Progress and Pitfalls
The column links birthdays to social and career trends, praising progress and honors while warning against rash behavior. It notes individuals like Mrs. Wilda Boun and mentions several families visiting relatives, with a tone of communal, era-specific horoscopic guidance.
Notable Nativity Sermon Promises Prominent Progress
Genieve Kembla reports a July revivial sermon at a local church led by Clyde Stanley. The piece notes augury of lent promises and possible appointments or postponements, with personal attitides and opposition to writings or contracts mentioned. It mentions mourners including Mrs. Sarah McDaniel and Mrs. Charles Stooks as participants in services surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondat
Sarah McDaniel
Charles Stooks
Clyte Stanley
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