Fortnightly Club Meeting Features Music and Prize Talk
Evelyn Hartnagel reports the Fortnightly Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Everett L. Jones presiding. Miss Elizabeth Borcott of Huron College School of Music played Chopin and Ballade piano pieces. Mrs. C. Jones presented a paper on literary prizes, noting Nobel as the international benchmark and Pulitzer as the most controversial prize.
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F. D. Greene
Everett L. Jones
Elizabeth Borcott
Huron College School of Music
Chopin
C. Jones
Nobel Itim International
Stockholm Academy
Huron Pen Women Discuss Literary Distinction
Mies Gwetrude Mull notes many Huron women have risen as journalists authors and poets with some earning national recognition. Readings from published works show wide subject variety and mature writing in older women. Past Presidents of Degree of Honor No 46 met at Mrs J E Smiths home with Mrs G G Reynolds leading the session.
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Mies Gwetrude
J. E. Smith
G. G. Reynolds
Shelby Nelson
Parcy Phillips
Carl Daum
St. Patrick's
Frank Chladek
St Patrick's Day Finds Ireland Split Across Sectors
Community notes record farewell for Mrs. Lynne Carlier who moved to Lake Preston, with Mrs. Lynn Carter among hosts and a contract bridge high score. Also mentions Learn-a-Lou Study Club meeting at 171 Simmons Avenue and Sprague Hospital Alumni event hosted by Mrs. J W Beller and Elaine Shirley at 715 Thirteenth Street Southwest with plans for a spring dinner dance. A surprise party for Mrs. Stewart and E T Club meeting at 635 Seventh Street Southwest are noted with light entertainment and refreshments.
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Lynn Carter
B. H. Heugner
Floyd Seeman
Heusner Res Dence
Frank Avenue
Lynne Carlier
Lake Preston
Taba Seabert
Maurice Kuni
Carter
Charles Maynes
James Ricketts
John Seabert
Dan Sanders
Lynn Cn
Floyd Seemann
Henningsen
Sprague Hospital
J. W. Beller
Misa Elaine Shirey
Sprene Hospital
Keller
Thirteenth Street
Jover
Shirley
Verna Triplett
Rhoda Strout
Emmett Jones
Paul Smith
Hostenes
Farewell CBS Radio Doors Open for Jack Qakie and Hammerstein
CBS radio bids farewell to two long running programs next week. Jack Qakie's College of the Tuesday night schedule will move to Monday with Eddie Cantor replacing him, while Ted Hammerstein's music hall ends Friday night with Lucy Monroe Landi and Fredda Gibson among the farewell elements. Tonight features St Patrick's Day talks and a slate of NBC and CBS shows across WOR WEAF WABC WIZ stations.
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Butterfield Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Mar
CBS
Jack Qakie
College of
Millan Berle
Jack
Eddie Cantor
Ted Wammerstein
Music Hall
Lucy Monroe
A Landi
Fredda Gibson
Suesis
Hammerstein
NBC
St. Patrick's Day
Wormbs
Farley
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Andy Kirk
Wabc-Cbs
We the People
Kate Smith
Major Bowes Amo
Qours
Hollywood
Buddy Rovers Orchestra
WIZ
Brunke
Reelect Gettysburg teachers as union of staff grows
The Gettysburg school announces renewed contracts for the entire teaching force, with Supt O W Tollefson granted two more years in leadership. George May, Loyd Prewyman and other staff submit resignations to take effect at year end, signaling a shakeup in the district’s educational lineup.
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Gettysburg
Maryi
W. Tollefson
Riven & Gemradt
George May
Loyd Prewyman
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