Stuart Naramore Heads New Office
Stuart Naramore, from Bridgeport Coach Lace company, becomes Cleveland headquarters manager at age 29 after Yale science work. The Bridgeport firm expands with seven branch stores including Los Angeles and New York, planning to train store executives and extend distribution nationwide.
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Union Metnilie Carteridge Company
Cleveland Noadgarders
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San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
PresideniMam Whesler
PresideniMam Whesler Waramore
Harold B. Naramore
Clarence GB
Naramore
Earl Naramore
Church on Wheels At the Lake Plant
Several hundred employees of the Lake Torpedo Boat company attended a gospel service at their plant yesterday. Evangelist John Fulton led the service with Mrs Puton at the electric organ. Fulton urged workers to attend church, saying many never go to church. A second service was held at Washington Park with music by Stephen Cuscard. The evangelistic tour continues tonight at Old Mill Green and will run through Friday. A puncture delayed arrival by ten hours.
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Lake ‘Torpedo Boot Company
Moten
John Fulton
Walter
Uta
Washington Park
Gervins
Staphen Cuscard
Rude de Camp
Old Mill Green
Fulton
Wheals
Hetn Owleg
Secrets of the Movies Q and A column Q and A
Readers ask about film lengths star loans and studio facts. The column cites Griffiths, a 306600 foot estimate for Way Down East, a 12 reel cut, Masco Scuve the Tokyo star, divorces of Athens Rich and Edith Weber, and interproducer star loans. The first movie studio location is teased for tomorrow’s paper.
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Orn Barrymore
Japan
Masco Scuve
International Picture Company of
Tokyo
Legion Members Favor State Bonus for Ex Soldiers
Members of the American Legion convention here Friday and Saturday voiced support for a state cash bonus for ex service men. They oppose a large affidavit based aid as paternalistic and say Texas should not be parsimonious toward veterans. Also reports the schooner Trio delivering potatoes from Matthuck, La, and docked at Wall Street for several days as Long Island crops resume weekly shipments.
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Long Island
Extra Size Nighties Special Purchases
Extra size nighties offered in a specially purchased assortment. Some are full and well made with dainty blue or pink hemstitching, others feature embroidery trimming and ribbon details. Valued at 2.50 dollars, the retailer passes savings by offering all extra large sizes to customers.
Timely notion suggestions from a shop window
A vintage storefront advertises small sewing aids and household items. Pee-chee for cleaning white shoes. Tintex dyes. So-3 for 25 cents. Sunset soap and dye for all colors. Embroidery trims, dressmaker pins, waist linings, hair nets, and shoulder straps listed with modest prices. Main floor display.
Indian Head Cotton and Turkish Towel Lots Offer Special Prices
Advertises lowered prices on Indian Head bleached cotton fabric 44 inches wide at 45c per yard, Turkish towels 20 by 38 inches at 39c, and Outing flannel stripped three to ten yard lengths with a special at 29c. Includes brief notes on quality and usefulness for waists middies dresses and general garments.
Silk hose irregulars from top maker at $2
Irregular silk hose from a leading maker offered as imperfects but nearly flawless. Pure silk full fashioned in black white or cordovan all sizes priced at $2. A fine lot with minimal flaws likely to appeal to value shoppers.
Waisted Voile Waist Fashion Sale at Bacond Floor Center
A limited stock of pretty voiled waist garments is offered with varied features. Some include dainty tucks, organdy shawl collars, and embroidered neck ruffles with short or three quarter sleeves. Customers may choose while supplies last at Bacond floor center.
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