Murder to Music in Swing Era Drama at Dombey Studio
Reporter detective Tait confronts danger as Harris Rogers warns him off the Dombey murder case. The plot centers on Lud Dombey, a disputed song The Cat's Meow, and a web of royalties, bootleg records, and backstage intrigue threatening the Swingnicers and Pacific Plaza contracts. Myrna Dom bey and Anne Lester flee danger while Tait plans to press Feeley for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myras
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Tait
Harris Rogers
Rogers
Dombey
Henel
Dontey
Domay
Ge Certificel
Etme
Lucien Dombey
Disciples of Swing
Sian
Sudden Doombey
Topyright
Canuis
New Yar
Walla Walla
Lud Dombes
Fishrix Rogers
Dumber
Min
Casey
Pany
Chase Crow
Pacific Plaza
Pacidar
Beer Myern
Sudden Domboy
Thesles
Myrna
Anne
Flo
Hetel
Ann
Headquarters
Feeley
Donnie
Pete
Nebo
Curious World superstition in water turning to snakes
An old superstition holds that water left by spirits or waves may transform into snakes. The note mentions horse hairs and hairlike worms seen in water, hinting at a belief or impression rather than a scientific explanation.
Auxiliary to the American Legion installs officers at Wellington
WELLINGTON, Oct. 10 Special The Auxiliary to the American Legion met in the Legion Hall Thursday evening. After a short session, officers were installed including Lillian Holst president Leah Wiley first vice president Axilene Thompson second vice president Hazel Coop secretary Emieyer treasurer Ida House chaplain Ma Hulbert historian Estella Munor sergeant-at-arms. Belts Friedman served as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lillian Holst
Leah Wiley
Axilene ‘Thompson
Hazel Coop
Emieyer
Ida House
Ma. Hulbert
Estella Mun
Belts Friedman
Legion and Auxiliary Enjoy Lunch Social Hour Together
After the occasion, the American Legion and Auxiliary enjoyed their lunch and a social hour together, sharing fellowship and conversation. The gathering highlighted camaraderie among members and reinforced post activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
WRC Delivers Rays to Frankfort Schools at meeting
The Saul Meredith Relief Corps elected to present five Rays to Frankfort schools at the Sp. T. A. meeting on October 30. President Florence Jones led the group with seventeen members attending and updates on ill member Mrs. Ellen Van Houten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Frankfort
Saul Meredith
Sp. T. A
Corps
Greta Medley
Pierre
Happy Hour Club Meets and Plays Five Hundred
Mrs Ensign Bagley hosted the Happy Hour Club on Wednesday afternoon. Five Hundred was played at three tables, Mrs Ira Beadlesl won the high score prize and Mrs George Daugherty the consolation. Traveling prize went to Mrs Clarence Dake, Dess er. Junes served prior to the game by Mrs Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ensign Bagley
Ira Beadles l
George Daugherty
Clarence Dake
Desser
Junes
Bagley
Royal Neighbors meet in Huron gathering
Several members attended the Royal Neighbor meeting in Huron on Thursday evening. Present were Mesdames C. H. Fenner J. G. Hagen D. M. Carson A. C. Bonnes JF. Gordon John Hagedorn and Dee Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANA
Wolsey
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor
Huron
Mesdames
C. H. Fenner
J. G. Hagen
D. M. Carson
A. C. Bonnes
JF. Gordon
John Hagedorn
Dee Hoskins
Return from Minnesota Bancroft and Family
Mrs Henry Rusche and seer J Armold returned with the family from Minnesota Bancroft and the 10 Speciality excursion. Mr and Mrs were accompanied by Wis unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Cat
Henry Rusche
Seer Jarmold
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Bynard Jones
Myrna Dombey
Wief
By William Ferguson
NMNE
Mirand Ins Tre
By Williams
Myra North
Love Lavere
Beng
Mos
By. Thompson
Moon Mullins
DEA
Wiese
Emma
BY Willard
Gus Edson
Blun
Peur
Lucky Pickens
Moccher
Orphan Annie
BY Gray
Gudge
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Wessington
T. H. Weisock
George Hassenger
Jennie Warner
Aberdeen
Clark Baird
Clayton van Houlen
Dakota Wesleyan University
Minnesota
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