Portcom Meditations on Dothan Genevians Season Opener
W E Geffert discusses the opening of the football season at the stadium with Genevians facing Dothan. The piece notes a large crowd, strong Genevian and High athletes, and early season expectations amid regional college action and weather impact.
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Dothan
Seaaime Stadium
Tiger
Alabama
Geneva
Welfare Supervisor Conducts Relief Survey For Needy
Judith Wilson, Dale county welfare superintendent, is conducting a relief survey as part of a state wide study by the State Child Welfare Department at the request of probate judges and county commissioners in Montgomery. The survey aims to accurately assess conditions needing relief and will seek aid from public and private heirs in the form of jobs for unemployed. Steps to prevent children from missing school due to parental poverty will be included.
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Judith Wilson
Dale County Welfare
State
Association of Probate Judges
Montgomery
Sunday Menus and Homemade Dishes From A Busy Dinner Table
The menu lists Breakfast, Dinner, Supper items including eggs, roaster beef, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, peaches, and pies. Recipes cover pickled beets with cinnamon and cloves, Peach Pie crust details, Peach filling, Ham Relish for sandwiches, and a Fruit Cup mix with grapefruit, cherries, pineapple and juice.
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Green Reaper
Dean Funchess Card Makes First Hole in One at Auburn
Auburn Alabama Sept 36 Dean M J Funchess dean of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute school of agriculture and director of the experiment station joined the dodo club after making a hole in one on the sixth at Auburn golf course. He played with Dr George Petrie Dr J L Seal and J T Williams. The 142 yard ace was the quartet's first.
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Auburn
Ala
M. J. Funchess
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
School of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Plainsmen Athletic Committee
Dodo Club
Dean Funchess
George Petrie
Graduate School
J. L. Seal
J. T. Williams
Tennis prospects and Davis Cup angles loom in 1932 season
The column highlights rising players Clifford S. Sutter and Lester Stoefen as likely top contenders in the final 1932 rankings, notes Wilmer Alison's stronger form, and discusses Helen Moody Jacobs in U.S.L.T.A. rankings. It also covers Derringer’s rough debut for the Cardinals and Warneke's potential role for Chicago.
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Clifford S. Sutter
New Orleans
Lester Stoefen
Forest Hills
Sutter
Ellsworth Vines
Tulane University
Wilmer Alison
Vines
Johnny Doeg
George Lott
Allison
Frank Shields
John van Ryn
Pepper Martin’s Fall From World Series Spotlight
The piece reviews Pepper Martin’s fading fame since a sensational 1932 season and notes Lonnie Warneke’s strong Cubs form. It discusses manager Charley Grimm avoiding Warneke in Game One of the series, cites Martin’s injuries, and predicts a potential rebound next year as expectations adjust and attention shifts.
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Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Charley Raking
Warneke
Martin
Ruth Elder Seeks Divorce From Walter Camp Jr
Ruth Elder will travel to Reno in the coming days to file for divorce from Walter Camp Jr, motion picture producer and son of the late football coach. A detailed statement of the divorce terms will be released later by her attorneys.
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New York
Ruth Elder
Reno
Walter Camp
S Jr
George Haldemoon
Atlantic
Azores
Camp
Miss Elder
Hollywood Vaudeville Dreams and Charlie Farrell Early Breaks
Hollywood adventure in vaudeville lore contrasts the Alice story with Charlie Farrell’s screen rise from a Fox Studio extra in 1925 to a Paramount lead. It recalls Farrell’s break through stills that led to roles in Old Tren d s ides Rough Riders and Seventh Heaven alongside Madge Bellamy and Janet Gaynor.
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Cherrie Farrell
Janet Gaynor
Madge Bellamy
Charlie Farrell
Fox Studios
Farrell
Charlie
Madge
Paramount
Rough Riders
Seventh Heaven
Gomez Sinks Cubs in World Series Showdown
Vernon Gomez weighed himself after the win and said he was nervous before his first World Series start. He pitched a sharp game, striking out Warneke and Herman as the Yankees beat the Cubs 5 to 2, with praise from Cubs manager Charley Grimm and confidence for upcoming games. Babe Ruth received a silver humidor from teammates as a memento of his tenth World Series.
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Warneke
Cubs
Yankees
Warnecke
New York
Vernon
Lefty
Herman
Liice
Charley Grimm
Lefty Grove
Grove
Babe
Chicago
Len Warnke
Arkansan
Ruffing
Gomez
Grimm
Eald
Food Prep Tip: Use French Dressing to Prevent Discoloration
To keep ingredients from discoloring after preparation, cover them with French dressing immediately and store in the ice box until serving time.
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