View of crypt at Forest Lawn marks Jean Harlow resting place
The mausoleum at Forest Lawn Glendale houses Jean Harlow's crypt, purchased by William Powell who was widely rumored as her next husband. The article notes the crypt's location at the left end of the sanctuary and mentions the burial site as a costly memorial. Ro berta Jonay, a Roosevelts protege, finished a two week stay at the White House and heads to Broadway from St. Petersburg Florida to pursue fame.
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Jean Harlow
Forest Lawn Memorial Pari
Glendale
Cal
Miss Barlow
William Powell
Jean
Ganee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roberta Jonay
New York
Broadway
Miss Jonay
White House
St. Petersburg
Flay
Executive Mansion
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Glenn Steadman
Atlantic
Norris Bradley
Arthur Cochran
Tamily
Corry
Wiye Ingram
Woodrow Myers
Mey
Moya Myers
Mira Hedemany
Vandesgrift
Syweken
Mys
Clarence Jackson
Elizabeth Jones
Edinboro
Irene Smith
Titusville
Morris Jackson
Myrna Hyde
Centreville
Leota Wilson
Dilesbeth
Pitteburgh
Philathes Clssy
The
Baptist Church
D,w. Kinney
WheySeth
Baptist Churc
Cuesuay
Reha Robinson
Mix
Hirant Johnson
John Farrington
Brie v Watter
Red Gale
Sparta Store Changes Hands and Local Weddings Reported
Sparta news notes change of ownership as Ro B Wadsworth buys the grocery store from Howard M Boyd and plans to reopen soon. The community marks several weddings, moves include Miss Grace Bunney and Lertus Rose Fann, plus Doris Elkesles and John Van Gise, with extended family updates and local job changes.
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R. B. Wadsworth
Howard M. Boyd
Ellen Miller
Frank Gates
Grace Bunner
A. V. Shields
Falls Creek
Charles E. Coates
Blatt Bros
Sparta
Spartansburg
Wadsworth
Howard IM. Boyd
Wan
Wiles-Lense Bircujt Co
Wall
Charles IB. Costes
C. A. Buxton
Charles
Rex
Cory
Youngsville
Blut, Broz
Yougsville
Charlie
Ibmiles
J . Charles Miller
Corry
Grace Bunney
Sparta Consoliakited
Rcv
Shiels
Mapiage
Lertus Rose Fann
FB. Wallaworth
Cresit
Doris Elkesles
Amd
John van Gise
Bellefountaing
Arden Bennett
Sungay
Wen'ilord
Dayton Light and Power Can
Dayton
Ohio
Dapton
vMage Sahircay
Toy Crosby
Philadelphis Gehcol
Bihs
Mrs
Jr. Crosby
Quaker City
Lloyd's
Nes
Freda Tauber
Tovd Doslittle
Famally
Rani Mra
Web
Alm. Bulley
Bil Stewar
Vrooman
Stean
Tilesetts
Protest over fast driving on East Main Street
A resident, 962 East Main I street, objects to speeding autos and heavy trucks along East Main street. He notes speeds of forty to sixty mph with two abreast, endangering fourteen children under sixteen near William street crossing the railroad. He praises Patrolman Ruppersberger for enforcing speed limits and keeping traffic orderly.
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East Main Street
Durham
East Main I Street
Journal For Publicaton
Gouw
William Street
Welys
Fin
Jem
Lloyd
Columbus Avenue
XTWANIANS MEET TO DISCUSS YOUTH PROBLEMS IN INDIANAPOLIS
Philadelphia reports that five thousand delegates from the United States and Canada will gather in Indianapolis for the twenty first annual convention of Kiwanis International. They will study education urban rural relations influence vocational guidance for youths and juvenile delinquency, as officials said.
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Philadelphia
Penn- Yivaniy
Orventlionw
Kiwini
Mhdianapolis
United States
Canada
Golden Lax Tablets Ad Promises Breakfast Appetite Boost
An old druggist advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets for overnight use to boost breakfast appetite and ensure a good day. It claims no continual increase in use and offers a money back guarantee if the product tones up the system. Available in 26 and 50 cent sizes.
Candidates Appeal to Leaders For Backing
Democratic county committee plans a caucus between June 25 and July 8 at the Lawnyrwe hotel to endorse candidates. Several hopefuls say they will bolt if not endorsed. Maurice Cough an said the exact date will be announced soon. Some Republican leaders favor a caucus while others oppose it.
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Democratic County Committee
Chatman
Maurice Coughan
Ates Mvqimdio
Cosaghtin
Dorty High Band Plans Summer Rehearsals Under Thorogood
The Dorty High School band will rehearse weekly through the summer under director IL V Thorogood replacing Gerry Bennett. Ralph S Dewey arranged the appointment as the band also prepares to perform at the district rally on June 26 and other engagements. Donald Glosser will return from Pittsburgh to help arrange the Townsend gathering appearance.
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Dorty High School
Lenion High School
Ralph S. Dewey
Il. V."thorogood
Spartanaburg
Thorogooi
Donald Glosser
Pittsburgh
School districts seek extra revenue to keep budgets balanced
Herman Grose, Erle district superintendent, said Monday that districts may raise revenue beyond current levels through larger state appropriations, public utility taxes, higher millage on local taxes, or federal aid to maintain year to year balance.
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GRO
Herman Grose
Erle Schoolisbret
KiBlers Reappoints School Doctor On $80 Salary
Dr J C Kibler was reengaged as school physician by the Board of Education at a salary of 80 dollars per year. Reappointment followed administration and instruction committee recommendation and was approved 6 to 1 with Renton voting no. The board planned funding from district accounts and noted minor staff changes including a temporary hire for the superintendent. Mrs. James Darling departed for a business trip to Binghamton New York.
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J. C. Kibler
Bord of Education Ab
J. R. Dearing
Florence Pondwaa
Renton
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Roberta Janay
Robert P. Raskob
Robert
Reakoh
York
Charles Miller
Mies
Lois Tayrep
Bonday
Jesse Goodwil
Miss Eng Hattyer
Jeff Supitay
Meldyille
Sichruth
Johnson
Carry
HLF
Strahan
D. V. Kinney
Townville
IM. Indre
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First Ward
Carson Street
Indianapolis
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Root’s
Townsend
NORGE
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J. E. Collins
Conrad
J.C. Kibler
Florence Pond
James Darling
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Model Dairy Co
Penna
Jones
Grocer Jones
Groter Jones
Mr. Jones
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Ron Tait
Uraleer
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