Spring Courage and Society News in Stamps Area
Fragmented society notes and local follies report springlike themes and courage amid hardship. Readers include Phonne Poller at a Stamp basketball tourney, families from DeAnn and Stamps, church events at Saint Marks, and visiting clergy in Little Rock. Mrs Fayris Lauderbuck ill, others attend Gone With the Wind in Terlingua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joamie Henry
Liile Rock
Hey
Gardner D. Underhill
Trinity Cathedral
Dorsey Ray Fuller
Henderson State Teachers College
Homer Fuller
Arkadelphin
Ares
Womans Auxiliary
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
Chal
Drowsy Insides Get Pleasant Awakening
This oddly garbled ad copy touts a laxative cure claiming rapid relief from constipation with features like peppermint flavor and soothing effects. It promises a safe, gentle dose for adults and children, with a trial offer and price stated.
Debutante race and Cafe Society figures in New York gossip
George Ross profiles Brenda Praaler as the reigning glamor belle of Cafe Society, with Mary A. Steele and Patricia Plunkett challenging, while Brenda lays low in Nob Hill. The piece also recalls Gus Edwards failing to recognize his niece Joan Edwards as a rising star, despite early signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Park Avenue
Brenda Praaler
Cafe Society
Brenda
Mary A. Steele
Patricia Plunkett
Sheadt
Alwad
Hostep Ale
Nussart
Stark
Mary
Patricia
Siowll
Gus Edwards
Jom Edwards
Joms
Gus
Metropolis
Joan
Mune College
Hone
Pan Whiteman
Harmony in the Home of the Singing Deweys
A portrait of Thomas E. Dewey and his wife Frances Hoyt Dewey, née Hutt, highlighting Frances’s past as a musical performer and her influence on family life amid Dewey's political rise. The piece notes their Chicago meeting, marriage in 1928, their Fifth Avenue apartment, and Frances’s reserve about public life while supporting her husband’s career and shaping their children’s upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Deweys
Jack Stinngtt
New York
Harmony
Thomas EB. Dewey
Tommy Jry
Johnny Fage
Papa Dewey
Dewey
Cone
Rackleet
Mrs. Dewey
Noonwill
Deweys
Chicago
Frances Eilen Hutt
Ht Hier
Sherman
Texas
Io Sapulpa
Okla
Percy Revlor Stephens
Tom Dewey
Owossu, Mich
University of Michigan
Stephena
Reid
Yranhztlan
Pinocchio
Fifth Avenue
Deweys Ave
Cental Parkecross
Tommy
Tom
Sam
Dewey Family Quiet Amid Public Threats and Farm Plans
The Deweys face threats from racketeers with public pronouncements avoided by Mrs. Dewey and her husband sharing faith in duty against evil. They keep a farm near Pawling for relaxation and have renovated a colonial farmhouse to pursue ambitions. Tommy plans farming work including oats hay and manure as part of a quieter life amid pressures. A large catfish weighing 1,291 pounds is noted in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Pawling
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Gale Tiss
SpeUna Exaynees
Haynes Bros
South Elm St
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Sid Henry
Miveny
Glade
Mise Phonne Poller
Stamp
Moa
Jonsh Terry
Famly
Chester McKainie
DeAnn
Stamps
Waldo
Lewis- Ville
Dole Jones
Roy Anderson
Steve Carrigan
Mary Delia Cur Wigan
Temarigine
Matte Fayris Lauderbuck
Chester
Rialto Now
Chive Chan Bebestie
Iohey
Ugues Tatveild
I A
Wildcat
Morgan
Papene Sai
Dai Phyte
Hes
Hope Hardware Company
Plymouth
Valee
Talbot's
Hampton Heath
Talbot
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Mme
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Mr. Baxter
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
Major Bowes
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