The Old Kid Rabbit Maranville Keeps Playing On
The piece chronicles Rabbit Maranville nearing 39 as he readies for his 19th season, recalls past stars and highlights his flamboyant, fighting spirit. It notes his Rochester stint, key seasons with the Cardinals, and his enduring, restless charm on and off the field.
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Chance
Hans Wagner
Rabbit Stanville
Walt-A
Rabbit
Hochester
St. Petersburg
Big Boy
Écurde
Robbie
Rochester
Tale
Ancients
Maranville
Grover Alex
Kid
Bressler
Brooklyn
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Braves
Slop
Edd Roush
Cincinnati
Gy Williams
Kid Ofeball
Helnie Zim
Johnny Evers
Center Point Visits and Sunday Gatherings Reported
Frances Center Point visit noted with Cornelius of Hope and Malie Malone. Randolph Haddix of Hope at Macedonia after 3. Mr and Mrs Lester Beckham and Billie spent Friday with Richards. Willie Putman home destroyed by fire Thursday around 1 PM. Mayril Huckabee visited Jackson. Kenedy and granddaughter attended New Hope church. Richards visited daughter Sunday afternoon.
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Frances
Billie
Middlebrooks Beckham Illness Noted in Family List
Williams reports Mary Glen Beckham is ill while staying with Mr and Mrs J R Thomas. The writing lists the Middlebrooks family members and current illness status in a concise social note.
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Tom Middlebrooks
Mary Glen Beckham
J. R. Thomas
Ginger Tolliver and Bard Holloway Meet Before Ball
In a melodramatic scene Ginger Tolliver plans a grand gown choice for a dance while Bard Holloway assembles his attire and nerves for the social test. Ginger admires Bard as he admires her, and the moment hints at deeper feelings as Phil arrives downstairs, promising further developments.
Local Businessmen Report Travel to Stamps and Nearby
Mr. R. H. Tunstall made a business trip to Stamps Friday. Roy Anderson was in this community last week on business.
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R. H. Tunstall
Stamps
Roy Anderson
Votes Cost More Than City Land Sells For
A city owned plot is set for sale but sale proceeds wont cover authorization costs. The 1803 land gift totals about 180 acres split with Grandview and Columbus. Columbus must approve. city value at ten dollars per acre implies a twenty dollar share. Approximately two thousand votes at twelve cents each are needed.
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Columbus. C
U.P
Grandview
Columbus
Harmony Weather and Local Social Notes Brief
A week of excellent weather supports gardening. residents share weekend visits and local social activity. Mabel Rogers stayed with Mary Louisa Rogers and attended school at Bodeaw with her Friday and Saturday. Families from Chillicothe Texas relocate to Hope and plan further moves to Shower Springs. Community members Mr and Mrs Toad’Vines and families visited Hodnett and Sammi Hodnett’s home Sunday. Bennie Crews and Jim Jordan visited the school on Friday. Geo Crews family visited Ozun Sunday. Howard and Jim Douthit stayed with B L Rogers Saturday night. William Stevenson made a business call to P P Otwell home.
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Mabel Rogers
Mary Louisa Rogers
Bodeaw
Lee Jeans
Chillicothe
Texas
Hope Put
Shower Springs
Toad
Vines
Some
Milton Caudle
Roy Rogers
Bennie Crews
Jim Jordan
Geo
Crews
Ozun
Howard
Jim Douthit
B. L. Rogers
William Stevenson
P. P. Otwell
Married Life Not Worth While
A New York doctor warns nervousness wrecks married life and saps youth and beauty. Tanlac is touted as a quick cure to restore steadiness and vitality, with a money-back offer if not satisfied. Numerous folk are claimed to have regained health and happiness using this tonic.
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New York
Lovic
Loo
Texans Welcome Return After Month with Kin
Monday morning Mr and Mrs N N Jeans return to Texas after a month visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs Geo Karher and Mr and Mrs Geo McMillan were guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Daugh erty Sunday afternoon Mrs Nellie Leach and son Leo called on Mr and Mrs J M McWilliams Sunday afternoon
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N. N. Jeans
Texas
Geo. Karher
Geo. McMillan
Joe Daugherty
Nellie Leach
Leo
J. M. McWilliams
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illness
Green Laster reports W. J. Moss has been ill for some time. Fay Turner Bernice Baker and Ellen Byers visited Ruth Ann Cumbie Sunday afternoon. Presley Powell and FR M Stuart hosted supper guests Sunday night. S.S. Wright stayed with friends near Rosston. J H Woodul of Hope visited daughter J T Cumbie Sunday. C F Baker visited Mrs Wil Humphrey Sunday afternoon. E M Stuart spent Saturday with sister B M Jones. Judson Byers and R E Byers visited Orel Byers Sunday afternoon.
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W. J. Moss
Fay Turner
Bernice Baker
Ellen Byers
Ruth Ann Cumbie
Presley Powell
FR. M. Stuart
S.S. Wright
Rosston
J. H. Woodul
Hope
J. T. Cumbie
C. F. Baker
Wil Humphrey
E. M. Stuart
B. M. Jones
Judson Byers
R. E. Byers
Orel Byers
High Heels Aid Slim Figures, Says Chiropodist
Dr Charles Spatz, leading a conference of the Ohio Chiropodists Association in Columbus, warned that high heels favor slim figures but harm buxom forms. He claimed a two inch heel alters body angle by about 20 degrees, forcing the abdomen outward as hips and knees flex to maintain posture.
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Columbus
O.ur
Charles Spatz
Ohio Chiropodists
Spatz
International Alumni Club discussed in Toronto dinner
International good will is expected from forming an International alumni association in Toronto. More than 700 invitations have been sent to graduates of British American and foreign colleges now residing in Toronto to attend a dinner at the Arts and Letters Club where the association’s formation will be discussed.
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Toronto
Ont
U.R
Arts and Letters Club
Black-Draught: New Virginian Remedy Praised by Mrs Poindexter
In Cerulean Kentucky, Mrs W M Poindexter touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a trusted botanical laxative. She reports relief from biliousness and headaches, noting no chemicals in the product and its long history since 1935 with growing popularity among families.
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Cerulean
Thedford
Penney Managers Hear About Trade
A. E. Stonequist manager of the J C Penney store returns from Dallas where he attended the annual spring convention. He says the keynote was better business and foresees a steady return to prosperity based on reduced costs and improved demand. Employment should rise as buying confidence returns and payrolls recover this year.
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A. E. Stonequist
J. C. Penney Company
Dallas
Tex
United States
War Time Pals Reunite at Stratford Rotary Luncheon
Captain Fred C. Palmer of Toronto and J. H. MacQueen, physical director of the YMCA in Stratford, met at a Stratford Rotary Club lunch. It marked their first reunion in 13 years since serving together in France, renewing wartime friendship.
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Stratford
Canada Parade Radio Program to Highlight Canadian Talent
A distinct Canadian radio program titled Canada Parade is being prepared for Dominion-wide broadcast within months. The sponsors promise a showcase of Canada's best musical and notable public figures will deliver brief historical and inspirational addresses to emphasize the nation’s vast potential.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada
Dominion-ws
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