Traveling Wardrobe For A Summer Week End In 1931
A 1931 Amos Parrish guide shows how to pack a light traveling wardrobe with two outfits and a few accessories for a fashionable weekend. It suggests a dark traveling coat, a printed dress with white trim, a white knitted turban, a white shantung or flat crepe tennis dress, a short white velveteen jacket, an evening lace or chiffon outfit with a matching jacket, and a pair of sports and evening shoes plus a bathing suit tucked in.
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New York
Anc
Nome
Batiste
Amos Parrish
Death of City Ice and Fuel Co. President Norvell at 72
Harry Deweese Norvell age 72 president of City Ice and Fuel Company the nation's largest of its kind died in Cleveland on June 16.
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Cleveland
U.R
Harry Deweese Norvell
The
City Ice and Fuel Company
Community Notes From Clarks Chapel Area
Harmony resident Robert Hawk spent days last week with Gail Phillips and the McClanahans. Families return to the farm after wintering in Athens. James Fulton of Guysville visited Joe V. Carpenter for a day. Evelyn Sams of Long Run visited her aunt Mary Snow. Local folks attended a church program at Factory Sunday School. The Garden pair Scott Snodgrass and Gladys Phillips visited the Sheridan family. The Plains trio Carl Michael and children visited Vic Carpenter. Athens visitors Wilbur Young and family visited the Snows. Rose Greenwalt and daughters Edith and Irma visited the Bell home. An ice cream social is planned at the local church Thursday evening June 18. Children’s Day exercises set for Sunday evening June 25. Several attended Athens High School senior graduation last Thursday. graduates from here include William Terrel, Lucile Carpenter, Margaret Robinson, Martha Robinson. William and Wilbur Potter of Amesville hosted Cletus Mulligan guests. Ruth family, Auburn Ruth and Shade, visited the Bells Sunday evening.
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Robert Hawk
Harmony
Gail Phillips
Will McClanahan
Athens
James Fulton
Guysville
Joe V. Carpenter
Evelyn Sams
Long Run
Mary
Piva Snow
Factory
Scott Snodgrass
Gladys Phillips
Vic Carpenter
Wilbur Young
Snow
Rose Greenwalt
Edith
Irma
J. A. Bell
Athens High School
William Terrel
Lucile Carpenter
Margaret Robinson
Martha Robinson
William Potter
Wilbur Potter
Amesville
Cletus Mulligan
EB. Ruth
Mildred
Thomas
Auburn
Ruth
Shade
James Bell
Heart of a Wife Be ADELE GARRISON
A narrator struggles to compose dialogue for her play amid dinner preparations and a lively household. Lillian encourages distraction with fish stories and plans to revive the cast after a chaotic day, while Hank and Bill dance as Madge guides the scene toward dinner.
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Heart of A Wife
Adele Garrison
Lillian
William ‘Euster Harrison
Eesius
Ali
The
Hank
Bill
Marton
Mary
Madge
Marion
Tarkington
William Sylvanus Baxter
Katy
Aultur Of Eve The Park Scene Between Irene And Derry
Irene pleads for gentleness as Derry insists on a future with money and status. He tests her commitment while Irene contemplates the cost of love and looks toward the road where Gaylord's approach may change everything. The tension hints at a dramatic turn as the scene ends with Irene calling out a husband’s name.
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Rene
Derry Meade
Irene
Asa Crewe
Gaylord
Derry
Asa
Oakdale
Town
Old Yewn
Derry Bad
New England Baby Born to Pearl Moora Parents
A seven pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Pearl Moora. Mr and Mrs Joe Frost of Stewart spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W.
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Pearl Moora
Joe Frost
Stewart
Mra. W
Disturbers of the Peace Abroad at a London Tea Room
An American girl in a crowded London hotel tea room studies bored English guests and a poised officer as a hushed orchestra plays. The scene contrasts American decisiveness with English restraint while a waitress and waiter observe the quiet ritual of tea and cream.
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Winifred Black
London
Berneen
Local parish and town visits highlight weekend activity
H Morrison and family joined by Mr and Mrs F Staritin of Athens spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs J Davis. Sunday School led by O O Bryson shows 46 in attendance. A Children Day program is planned for next Sunday night June 2 at the Presbyterian Church. The Staritin family and Lucile Anna visited L L Moore and family in Athens. Wallace Summers of Akron staying with Mr and Mrs Janae Summers. Mrs AG Parker and Mrs May Burseon and daughter Mary of Athens at church. Howard Podd of Glouster spent last week with Nayincend Margulis. Harold Darnell of Marion spends summer with grandparents Len Thorn. Bor Pioud Marquis spent weekend in Akron.
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H. Morrison
F Staritin
Athens
J. Davis
O. O. Bryson
Mra
HH. Stariin
Lucile
Anna
Ll. T
Howard Poddsa
Nayincend Margulis
Haro'd Darnell
Marion
Len Thon
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Fashion
Amos Parish
Harry Norvell
Clarks Chapel
Ides
Noel
Nary
Dicky
Lilian
Li Nan
AL 'the
Dewey Grove
NEA
SERVE
Anwar Oe
Beryl
Borden
Tommy Milson
Young Prelntiss Gaylord
Frere
Tommy
Bets
Prentias
Ane
Prentiss
Triey
Trene
Funtor
Prentiss Mansion
New England
F. J. Beasley Co
Lifebuoy
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Sinifred Black
Piarrer
Harry
Sumner
Ana
Mame
Fapa
Rae
Hia Paredia
Nes
Janae Sumimera
AG. B. Parker
May Burseon
Pioud Marquis Apent
Akron
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Liane Barrett
van Robard
Van
Liane
Mabel McElliott
the Athens Messenger
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