Pretty and 19 secretary faces romantic rivals in Chicago
Susan Carey, a 19 year old secretary for Chicago architect Ernest Heath, navigates admirers Ben Lampman and Bob Dunbar while dealing with rumors of alienation of affections. Denise Ackroyd invites a house party as tensions rise over Dunbar and Susan’s relationships. Heath considers his wife’s threatened lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Carey
Ernest Heath
Chicago
Jessie
West Side
Ben Lampman
Jack Waring
Ray Fplannery
Susan
Bob Dunbar
Denise Ackroyd
Denise
Ben
Dunbar
Ackroyds
Heath
Public scandal looming as alienation suit unfolds
Heath warns Susan that Mrs Heath plans to sue for alienation of affections and public shaming. Waring reveals a Nassau postmarked letter from Ernesto that could change the case, while Heath weighs a divorce as the best option and seeks a discreet resolution.
Local Gardens Open to Public by Garden Council Tour
High Point plans a two day garden tour next week featuring eight to ten gardens. The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will host the event with proceeds split between the state council for a flora book project and local civic beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Council
High Point
High Point Council of
State Council
Dr. Well
North Carolina
Ill and social notes from a North Carolina town
Miss Lily Beane recovers from influenza. Mrs. W. G. Martin returns home to Rocky Mount after visiting her mother Mrs. Henry Beane on Shelton street. Ester Mae and Margaret Lanier of Wallace visit Pauline Culler on Tate street. Bevis Barnes returns to Winston-Salem after visiting M. C. Culler at 404 Tate street. Ruth Marie Culler leaves for Pilot Mountain to spend the weekend with sister Edith Culler, a school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brewer
J. W. Russell
Winston-Salem
Claudine Holcombe
T. Y. Holcombe
Adams Street
Little Hastees
Betty Sue Hinshaw
David Hinshaw
Marie Workman
Ruby Workman
Harry McDowell Workman
Billy Younger
Betty Joe Williams
W. G. Martin
Rocky Mount
Henry Beane
Shelton Street
Ester Mae
Margaret Lanier
Wallace
Pauline Culler
Tate Street
Bevis Barnes
Wineton-Salem
Mrs. M. C. Culler
Ruth Marie Culler
Pilot Mountain
Edith Culler
Kid Leonard Knocks Out Kath in La Crosse Bout
In La Crosse Wisconsin Kid Leonard of Moline Illinois defeated Ernie Kath of Sheboygan Wisconsin by knockout in a brief boxing match.
Scottish Ban on Football in 14th Century Legal Record
Records from Scotland reveal a 1424 act banning futeball for hindering archery. The enactment imposes a fine of fifty shillings on any man who plays the game, to be levied by the lord of the land or the sheriff and his officers if punishments are not applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Ackroyds
Scotland
Lux
New College Names Johnson Business Manager
Statesville North Carolina Mrs W B Rameey president announces the appointment of R L Johnson of Barnum Springs Orphanage as the new business manager of Mitchell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New College Business
Mgr
Statesville
N. C
W. B. Rameey
R. L. Johnson
Barnum Springs Orphanage
Mitchell College
Montreal dealer jailed after six years undercover probe
After six years police exposed Alphonse Courtemanch in Montreal. He was arrested with drugs and admitted he had trafficked drugs for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Alphonse Courtemach
Courtemanch
Ordinarily a camel endures five days without water
A brief note explains that camels typically endure about five days without water before suffering thirst.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tha Man Hun
Mabel McElliott
L. Chatham
Osborn Street
Betty Anna
Guilford General Hospital
Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Archa Coit
L. R. Johnston
Clara Boyd
W. T. Saunders
R. C. Hubbard
Raphael
Geddie Strickland
William Griffin
West Suffield, Conn
Miss Carey
Mr. Waring
Waring
Carey
Ruth
Luean
Aunt Jessie
Perior
England
Granger
Nassau
Ernesto
North Main
Miss Bean
Lily Beane
Pantagn
Eugene
Parm’s Beauty Salon
English Street
Ring Drug Co
W. A. Shackelton
DR. F. C. Sharp
Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank Building
Frederick
Orm
the Mirror Beauty Salon
Commercial Bank Building
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