Divorces and Marital Flip in Reno Highlighted by Kellogg Pairing
Marjorie Tift Kellogg, 28 fold wife of Donald Kellogg, and Ralph Carroll of New York marry in Reno after Kellogg’s divorce from Kellogg and Sons head, and prior divorce from Alice Bickel. Mrs Kellogg relinquishes custody of three children and waives a property settlement.
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Marjorie Tift Kellogg
Donald Kell
Spencer, Kellogg and Sons
Bufato
N. Y
Ralph
Earl Carroll
New York
Alice Jeannette Bickel
Chorust
Kellogg
Peloquin Recovering After Fairfield Collision
Octavian Peloquin seventy five of 53 Clinton avenue was injured in a Fairfield automobile collision last Tuesday. Hospital reports say his condition is much improved and he has been removed from the danger list en route to recovery at St Vincent's hospital.
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Octavian Peloquin
Clinton Avenue
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brush Fire Rages Toward Los Angeles Suburbs
A brush fire starting in the mountains between Burbank and Tujunga northwest of Los Angeles whipped out of control in 40 mile wind and is believed to have consumed numerous houses. Reports from Lanrescent County ranger station said hundreds fled their homes.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Associated Press
Burbank
Tujungs
Lanrescent
Budget for a Society Woman in Chicago Costs 1800 Yearly
A University of Chicago study outlines how a single woman can live on $1800 annually, detailing allocations for rent, board, meals, transportation, clothing, and recreation. The plan notes a wife supporting a husband on a higher income and includes a sample three-meal daily menu.
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Chicago
Associated Press
University of Chicago
Katherine Blunt
Home Economics Department
Cost of Meals Through the Day in 1930s Prices
The excerpt lists meal plans with prices such as 19 cents for breakfast items like milk beans baked in bacon fat and four baked apples, and 22 cents for a dinner of round steak with sides. It notes a thrifty day totaling 1.26 and describes a fuller menu including orange breakfast, tomato soup, egg salad, lamb chops, and a pineapple dessert priced around 60 cents.
Wheeler Wire CQ Names New Vice President
The Wheeler Insulated Wire Company in Washington Avenue elects Oswald Dale of New Haven as vice president. Dale has led Acme Wire Company's radio sales in New Haven for six years and will remain a consulting engineer there while serving Wheeler. He begins his duties with Wheeler last Thursday.
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Wheeler Insulated Wire Company
Washington Avenue
New Haven
Oswald Dale
Dale
Wannamaker Institute of Industries
Acme Wire Company
Acme
Wheeler Company
Victim of Fire To Be Buried In Washington
Funeral services will be held in Washington D C for Mrs A D Elliott who died from exposure after being driven to the roof of her home when a fire destroyed 754 Lafayette Street Friday She was sixty five and had been visiting her husband in this city She suffered cold exposure and smoke inhalation but refused hospital death occurred Saturday morning at 7 am Her body was sent to Washington Saturday on the 128 pm train
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Washington, D. C
A. D. Elliott
Lafayette Street
Washington
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