Sheila and Jerry In Love In A Western City Tale
Sheila, a chorus girl, falls for Jerry Wyman a factory worker in a touring show. He avoids family talk and invites a weekend picnic while implying social distance. She faces uncertainty about future plans as their affair deepens amid stage life and hidden family ties.
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Shayne
Marion Randolpa
Sheila
Mt. Ge
Dick Stan
Broadway
Shellan
Shella
Jerry Wyman
Heila
Jappy
Doris Haynes
Carrsville
Grace Gordon
Grace
Jerry
Jim
Spencer
Shetta
Community Social Notes From Prescott Area
News items describe visits and visits by families around Prescott. Names include Huskey, Delany McDougald, Hix Lee, Britt, Yarberry, Marie Brown, Laura Yarberry, Joe Britt, M H Montgomery, Grandma Graham, Willie Wilson, J R Huskey, J A Huskey, Betsy Sewell, Judge Wortham, Catherine Brown, Martha Morton, Mary Morton, Dora Breskey, Bert Carman, Ruth Sewell. A party hosted by Jodie McDougald drew about 60 young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Britt
M. H. Montgomery
Laura Yarberry
Prescott
Jodie McDougald
Marie Huskey
H. H. Huskey
Grandma Graham
Willie Wilson
Chester Stephens
J. R. Huskey
Jesse Yarberry
J. A. Huskey
Will Spears
Catherine Brown
Martha and
Mary Morton
Dora Breskey
Bert Carman
Ruth Sewell
Judge Wortham
S. A. Sewell
DeAnn Clark Visits and Local Social Notes in DeAnn
DeAnn Alex Clark of Texarkana visits relatives in DeAnn on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Mittie Breeding calls on Mrs John Breeding Friday. Bryan and Ardell Clark guest with the Wake family near Prescott Tuesday night. Washington boys host DeAnn 12 to 15 in a crowded game. Miss Faye Samuel weekends at home, attending Hope College. Audray Derryberry visits Miss Mabel Breeding. A. M. Clark visits nephews in Texarkana. William Clay improving slowly. Luel Breeding and Alden Willis travel to North Carolina to visit the Wil lis family. Mrs J W Samuel stops by Maggie Clark and Edna Vickers Tuesday. Mrs J J Clark travels from Texarkana, visits DeAnn, then Prescott area. Ver Nell Breeding back at school after illness.
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Washington
DeAnn
Faye Samuel
Hope
Audray Derryberry
Mabel Breeding
A. M. Clark
Texarkana
William Clay
Luel Breeding
Alden Willis
North Carolina
Alvin Willis
J. W. Samuel
Maggie Clark
Edna Vickers
J. J. Clark
Prescott
Miss Vernell
Valentine Dream in a Child's Simple Verse
A child recalls a tender Valentine memory with a shy boy, a coin bought heart memento, and a plea to avoid saving keepsakes that clutter the heart when love grows distant and more grown up. The fragment hints at simple sentiment and evolving affection.
Oak Grove Social News and Neighborhood Gatherings
Oak Grove residents share visits and hospitality with neighbors across Hope Melrose and Center Point. Local families frequent each other’s homes, attend funerals, care for the ill, and note weekend gatherings and Sunday trips with kin and friends in nearby towns.
Shover Springs Families Rally At Father’s Bedside
Shover Springs and Kansas City relatives gathered last week at the home of Ralph Rogers to be with their ailing father Will Rogers as he fights illness. Mrs Gifford Byers has recovered enough to be up after a bout with flu. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Connor was buried here last Wednesday with Rev Williams of Patmos officiating.
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Herman Rogers
Jack Leonard
Kansas City
Ralph Rogers
Eldorado
Will Rogers
Ralph
Gifford Byers
Ernest Connor
Rev. Williams
Patmos
Ruth Offered 50 000 Salary Cut Pitch Split
The Babe Ruth contract talks reveal a Yankees offer of 50000 a year plus one third of salary gains. Yankees profits rose with attendance up about 60000 more fans than previous seasons, though receipts not at boom levels. The dispute centers on shared profits and Ruth's value to the club.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Babe Ruth as a Target of Baseball's Pay Debate
A critical column argues Babe Ruth is used as a straw man by club owners to justify big salaries for others. It notes Ruth’s star power at Yankee Stadium boosts attendance and salaries, his 13-year influence since the 1920 sale for 125000, and the pressure on magnates as players demand raises amid high gate receipts.
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Babe Babe
Babe
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Traylor Emerges as Possible Roosevelt Cabinet Pick
Chicago banker Melvin Alvah Traylor, born in Kentucky, a former teacher and lawyer turned banker, is favored by political observers as a potential member of Roosevelt's official family. Known as a dynamic leader with loyal followings, he rose from teaching and law to finance amid calls from supporters of the Traylor-For-President movement.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Melvin Alvah Traylor
Chicago
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Serwce
Ancy
Perry
Dappy
Teach
SheNa
McKee
Ma Lowell
Sweet Home
J. R.huskey
Hix Lee
J. J. Delany McDougald
Ruth Huskey
Marie Brown
Dahn Ross Roney
NEW York
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RanGers
NEW Oak Outfit
Laufer
Em Mrin Sy James
James Crow Brothers
Bosson Basebalu
Obeied
Heeam Carrging
England
Soa
Alex Clark
Mittie Breeding
John Breeding
Bryan and
Ardell Clark
Mrs
Harry Wake
BY Helen Welshimer
Sal
Oak Grove
J. G. Collier
Lessie Pertell
Hollis Mullens
Ester Bell Jones
Oma Shurman
Lim Grisom
Opie
Floyd Jones
Bunk Shurman
Oma
Algie Shurman
Emmet Daring
Shower Springs
Ernest Ross
Burl Ross
H. M. Ross
Melrose
G. H. Wise
Catherine Ross
Finfred Wise
aKthreen Cumbie
Blanche Ross
Cecil Woodle
Fred Camp
Hinton
Elmer Pertell
Cincil Ross
Marion Sparks
Walter Lee Allen
Lee England
Charlie Williams
Debra Sparks
Leo Collier
Casady
Grady Reece
Jimmie Givens
H. W. Fore
Virgie England
Albert Smith
J. W. England
Jones
Near Hope
Leon Darwin
Gilbert
Rufus
Geraldin
Allen Walker
Carrie Shipp
Union
Nevada County
Younger Gentry
Ira Byers
Hot Springs
Parker Rogers
Cecil Laseter
Joe England
Lon. Mitchell
John Reece
J. S. Reece
Early McWilliams
Dora Alderson
Center Point
Charles Rogers
Shover Spring
Africa
Steinkerque
Steinkirk
Yankee Stadium
Cubs
Tua
Cleveland Indians
Lake Front
Cleveland
Melvin A. Traylor
Parker
Hiscox
N.Y
Thedford
Newiig
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KC Poween
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Rue Cook
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