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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
8
The Little Theatre presents One Hundred Years of Love Making at the Princess Theatre Tuesday at 8 15. Marion Russell directs eleven playlets with atmospheric melodies and recorded music to match each era. The program aims to review manners and love scenes from the past century in brief ten minute segments.
June 6 report from F W Beier a United States Department of Agriculture statistician notes widespread rain has drenched nearly all the sheep country of the nation. The forecast emphasizes continued wet conditions impacting grazing areas and livestock.
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits her doctor for prescribing Kruschen Salts, claiming 17 pounds lost in six weeks. The ad urges readers to try Kruschen, promising weight loss of 12 pounds and youthfulness in four weeks with a money back guarantee.
Neatly tailored summer outfit described with a plain skirt, single-breasted jacket, and a sheer blouse. A pink carnation corsage and ragged cheques add a playful touch to the ensemble.
The Daily News reports two telephone threats to kidnap daughters of Harry M Warner president of Warner Bros Pictures Inc The threats prompted the family to leave secretly for Hollywood and were acknowledged by Maunt Vernon New York police official Michael J Silverstein.
In town on business: Warwood of Brackettville and Aderhald of San Antonio. Corder of Sanderson and Henderson of Denton visited Del Rio. Fisher of Quemado and Emma Mennick of Uvalde also in. Many others traveled to San Antonio, Lubbock, or Faale Pass for business or medical needs. UT Austin graduate Mortimer Bannister arrived, visiting Nicholson family in Del Rio.
The column lists activities and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hope and their son from Marshall visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bunch, Mrs. W. R. Calvert of San Antonio staying with Mrs. W. A. Earnest and Mrs. Selma Stoeckle, and W. L. Brown returning with his mother and sisters to visit. W. H. Gronde leaves for Austin then Port Arthur after earning a master’s in chemical engineering from the University of Texas.
The Prince of Asturias and his Countess of Covadonga reunite in New York amid divorce rumors. After months apart the royal pair pose together securing friendly headlines and highlighting their renewed pairing during the prince's U.S. visit.
Public installation of officers of the Order of Eastern Star scheduled for 8 p.m. at Masonic Hall. The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs. Grover Poole's home on Losolla Street at 3 p.m. for business and social session.
A Saturday ceremony is planned at the First Christian Church at 7 o clock for the wedding of Foster and Donaho. The event will bring together family members and friends for the nuptials.
Cambridge Mass June 6 Mrs Louis Page Morris of West Newton was granted a divorce recently when she charged her husband John B Morris of New York with making her walk home from an automobile ride. She said he was intoxicated and angry after she criticized his driving.
J W Sargent battled an eight foot octopus that wrapped tentacles around his legs while collecting abalones in An chor Bay Richmond Cal June 6 His wife and son watched as he finally killed the creature with a blow to its head after about thirty minutes of struggle
Clyde California June 6 A once empty World War era shipbuilders town named Rain bow City is being repopulated by new families placed by the Emergency Relief Administration. The 100 homes and a 300 guest hotel echo its wartime origin as a ghost town now revived with a volunteer fire department an old schoolhouse turned community club and hopes for self supporting industry and farming.
The Women’s Garden Club of Athens contests the Philadelphia Garden Club’s claim to be the first in America. They state it organized in 1891, printed premium lists and show rules, and provided photographs to support their claim. The Athens group formed at Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin’s home, suggested by horticulturist Dr. Edwin D. Newton, with 12 charter members.
Gum paper tape available in 1 inch 1 1/2 inch and 2 inch widths from The Herald Printing Co located at 110 West Greenwood.
The ad touts Plymouth as the safest low priced car with an all steel body and 10 years of hydraulic braking development. It highlights a Floating Ride based on weight distribution and new type springs for softer actuation plus a sway eliminator for steadiness on curves.
Mme Albert Lebrun, wife of the French president, is welcomed in New York and Washington after arriving on the liner Normandie. She attends a series of official functions during her U.S. visit.
Admiral William S. Sims described propaganda methods creating a reservoir of hate during war. The talk was given before the Cincinnati Peace League on June 6 in Cincinnati.
Hudson New York June 6 Ten thousand 50 cent coins will mark the citys 150th anniversary totaling 5000. Mayor Frank W Wise says President Roosevelts signed coin bill. Artist Chestr Beach will design the piece and has already designed the Hudson Fulton medal.
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