Arrows and dismal musings amid a dogwood chapter
A fragmentary verse laments a pony’s fearsome endurance as rain and gloom assign fate to a tired beast. In a separate item, Mrs. George Logue hosted a Park Avenue card party with refreshments and prizes for eight or nine guests. Also noted: Miss Katherine Porter and John Glenn plan a Florida wedding in a sunrise ceremony, with family ties and future residences in Miami and Montclair. A Birmingham couple to visit for Thanksgiving. The local Country Club plans a Thanksgiving dance with a small orchestra.
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American Prince Is Hurt In Fall
A report notes the American Prince was injured after a fall. The item mentions follow up actions and potential impacts on upcoming events or performances. Further details remain unclear in the fragmentary text.
Check-sized giant circulates in Winchester
In Winchester Kentucky a novelty $1 check measuring one by three feet has been put into circulation, drawing attention as a quirky local event. The item, created as a publicity stunt, raises questions about novelty currency and public reactions in the community.
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Winchester
Record Drum Catch Near Potomac Bay Breaks Hooked Fish Weight
Thomas H. Jenkins fished in lower Machodo Creek near the Potomac and landed a black drum weighing 110 pounds, surpassing the world record for a hooked fish of its species by 20 pounds, with a length of four feet ten inches.
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Thomas H. Jenkins
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Deaths of Sisters in Close succession in Waycross
In Waycross Georgia Mrs Varnie Bell Thomas 54 widow of R J Thomas died Sunday at a local hospital, about twenty four hours after her sister Mrs E J Jones 72 died. Mrs Jones was buried Sunday afternoon and last rites for Mrs Thomas were held Monday after.
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Varnie Bell Thomas
R. J. Thomas
E. J. Jones
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