Community Socials and Visits Round Buckholts Area
Local residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with visits to Temple Mary Hardin Baylor College Branchville Three Rivers and Luling. Notables include Miss Naomi Walschak and Dorothy Jean Walschak visiting. untold illnesses mentioned with Mrs N R Moorman in Longview recovering. varied Sunday trips to Billings and Bryan for basketball and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCrea
Lometa
Cecil Criswell
Jesse Ray
Eulene
Allene
Clarence Oliver
Houston
Geneva
Sam Oliver
Buckholts
Longview
Ray
Oliver Childen
N. R. Moorman
J. D. Lewis
Dorothy Jean
Temple
W. P. Elliott
Mattie Baucom
Mary Frances
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
John Burtis
Seaton
John Kuzell
Leonard Groppell
LeRoy Kubecka
Bryan
E. L. Hinson
Sharp
Weekend Visits and Recoveries Across Local Community
O J Brod and Arvin Mitchell spent Saturday night together and Sunday respectively. Patsy McGregor visited Austin. Helen Keith returns to school after illness. Alden Mitchell recovering from an accident on Sunday February 27. A League and B T U juniors party at Mrs Buffingtons featured lemonade cake and games. A humorous note about Dorothy cutting butter with a knife. Maud the 38 year old horse and Topse the 7 year old horse owned by W E Snyder of Port Trevorton Pa noted as among old reservoir animals. A record horse age of 43 belonging to a Danville doctor is cited as history’s greatest.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Brod
Arvin Mitchell
Arvin
O. J
Patsy McGregor
Austin
Helen Keith
Glass
Leona Jaggers
Minnie Jaggers
Kreamer
Moreville
Alden Mitchell
League
Maud
Topse
W. E. Snyder
Port Trevorton
Danville
Mae West Brings Every Day's a Holiday to Cameron
Mae West stars as a wisecracking New York cabaret singer and a Parisian mademoiselle in the 1900s tale Every Day's a Holiday at Cameron Theatre opening Thursday. The comedy follows her antics evading police, backing a reform candidate, and a carnival campaign in front of Madison Square Garden with supporting work by Edmund Lowe Lloyd Nolan and Charles Winninger. The production features period music and a Louis Armstrong number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Cameron Theatre
Mae
New York
Edmund Lowe
Charles Winninger
Mademoselle Fifi
Lloyd Nolan
Winninger
Better Government League
Madison Square Garden
Lowe
Miss West
A. Edward Sutherland
Charles Butterworth
Walter Catlett
Herman Bing
Chester Conklin
Louis Armstrong
Emanuel Cohen
Veda Ann Borg and Dick Foran Shine in New Film Cast
Veda Ann Borg complains of Hollywood and Warner Bros. delays while recalling her Boston dress modeling days and desire to wear the famous gowns. She moved to Hollywood seeking roles that showcase her beauty, but fate and luck kept her from standout parts early in her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veda Ann Borg
Dick Foran
Veda Anm Borg
Hollywood
Warner Bros
Veda
Warnerros
Miss Borg
Boston
Roosevelts
Cabots
Lodges
Paris
Illinois Candy Makers Dominate Chocolate Bar Output
Americans eat about 16 pounds of candy per person yearly, totaling over two billion pounds. Estimates indicate more than half of chocolate covered candy bars sold in the United States are produced in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illinois
Circulation and News Carriage Control Boost The Herald Lead
Circulation figures and carriage integrity give The Herald the lead in readership. News distribution improvements and reliable service help the paper maintain dominance among local readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Actresssuited for tough roles but keeps modest wardrobe
The article tracks her film career from Mem in Exile to She Loved a Fireman noting she played a gangster s wife a convict s moll a nurse and a maid in various early pictures. It highlights missed chances for bolder parts and mentions She Loved a Fireman opening at the Cameron Theatre with her as a flame fighter s gal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Isle
San Quentin
Cameron Theatre
When You Read It in The Herald You Can Understand
A concise note hints at clear comprehension when the story is read in The Herald. The piece emphasizes accessible reporting and straightforward presentation for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
New Milford Contemplates Hitching Posts on Bank Street
Town officials assess installing hitching posts on Bank Street to prevent parked cars from rolling on the steep grade in New Milford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
New Milford
Conn
Farmer Near Cookeville Reports Repeated Home Looting
Lane Halfacre, an elderly farmer near Cookeville Tennessee, said his home was robbed of 300 dollars for the third time in recent months. Sheriff H Philpot commented that the thieves “rob that old man like a bee stand.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Halfacre
Cookeville
Tenn
H. Philpot
Boy 14 Confesses to 50 Tenement Fires in NYC Grudge
Roy Day of New York City admits setting fires to fifty tenements to watch cops in action. He says a grudge against police motivated the arsons. The confession highlights youth involvement in a spree of blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Day
New York City
Missing Dog Found by Owner in Prince Albert
William Kernaghan sent an advertisement in a Prince Albert newspaper for his dog missing for a week. Upon leaving the office he found the dog waiting outside, reunited with its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Canada
William Kernaghan
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Naomi Walschak
Mary
Luling
A. W. Zajieckson
A. W. Jr
Millard Volka
Julius Cabron, Jr
Burlington
A. R. Walschak
Nadine
Genevieve
Louise Pick
Ella
Margaret
Marie Machann
Joe Machann
Caldwell
Ben Arnold
Cameron
Ray Ra
Staclair
Fort Worth
Texas
Norge
U.S. Pat
Schiller Washing Machine
D. M. Shaffer
Gates Tire Dealer
Dusek Pharmacy
Bank of Friendly Relations
First National Bank
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