Legion Ball to Be Held in Greenwich Friday
Greenwich Nov 8 the American Legion along with Greenwich Post will host a ball at the State Armory on Mason Street Friday evening. The program features Professor Kornhard Levitow's Wotel Comedore orchestra performing a concert from 8 p.m. to 8:20 p.m. then dancing until 2 a.m. A Women's Auxiliary sale of refreshments will be held, with New York decorators engaged to decorate the Armory. Commander J Albert Hughes chairs the ball committee.
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College Girls Play Real Grid Contest in Nashville
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Congress Will Stay Republican Says Lawrence Avers
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