Tomorrow’s Sequel Hinted With Red-Headed Mop Top
In 1916 tomorrow a little red headed mop top was right and ee Sune Geen aoe tomorrow. And just as sure as the sun rising in the East there will be an Annie 11. That’s right a sequel. See PAGE 7.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1989
Page
2
In 1916 tomorrow a little red headed mop top was right and ee Sune Geen aoe tomorrow. And just as sure as the sun rising in the East there will be an Annie 11. That’s right a sequel. See PAGE 7.
A fragment references the Delaware County Daily Times and a Central States Inc address at 500 Mildred, indicating a local notices or business listing fragment. The readable text remains incomplete and lacks clear event or action.
Gil Spencer recalls J.T. Wilks creating a granite seagull fountain to honor Tim Lovelace Jr. after his 1980 heart attack death at 29. The fountain in Avalon’s 21st Street beach area was funded by a $2000 party and fixtures survived a 1980 hurricane before a later reinstallation. Sally Tomasco, Tim’s former fiancée, reflects on their plans and Tim’s enduring kindness.
Correspondent Pete Innaurato asks Lansdowne attorney Louise Hayne at the Lansdowne Restaurant. She replies she will go and lets fate decide if anything happens, showing resolve and fearlessness in the moment.
A historic note recalls the sinking of the yacht Der furor over yacht Beane Brace on June 4, fifty years after the U S Coast Guard refused the SS St Louis with more than 900 Jewish refugees seeking safety. The wreck lies near the Coast Guard interception site of the St Louis.
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