Dreaming of Heights and Real Life Notices
Poem excerpt reflects on building dreams and aspirations. Local society notes report Mrs. F W Hall arriving for winter, Dorsey Collins improving after surgery, and a Brookwood PTA meeting at the senior high. Church groups and classes held meetings with plans for future events and a weekend banquet hosted by the First Methodist class.
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Lincoln
F. W. Hall
Clinton
Ala
E. P. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Shince
Dorsey Collins
Julia Chester Hospital
Matthew Reaves
Henderson State Teachers College
The
Womans Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
W. A. Bowen
Society
Margaret Hutchinson
Little Rock
Young Peoples
Hutchinson
C. R. Pugh
Monticello
First Methodist Church
D. B. Thompson
Garrett Story
West Second Street
Ex-Gov Fred Green’s Daughter Weds Soda Clerk in Bowling Green
Peggy Green Bradley, daughter of former Michigan Governor Fred W. Green, eloped with Glen Bradley of Ionia and wed in Bowling Green Ohio. She previously married Norval Tyrell in 1927 and divorced last April. A three year old child is mentioned amid a social event with officers elected at a toast.
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Peggy Green Bradley
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Glen Bradley
Ionia
Mich
Bowling Green
Peggy
Norval Tyrell
Michigan State College
Woman 83 Dies After Fall From Porch Near Magnolia
Magnolia Ark Mrs Mollie Triplett aged 83 instantly dies late Monday after overbalancing on her Emerson porch while disposing of trash. Family found her. initial thought was broken neck but doctors say heart failure. Survived by five sons John Frank Monroe Willie funeral Tuesday at home with burial in Old Providence cemetery.
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Magnolia
Ark
Mollie Triplett
Emerson
Hare
Willie
Old Providence
Draper’s Victim Confession Ties Arkansas Slaying to Harris
In McCurtain County Oklahoma Draper’s confessed slayer remains jailed awaiting murder arraignment. Harris, a youth linked to Nashville Arkansas and Antlers, had boarded a truck with wheat and vanished after learning of a love interest. Neighbors and merchants, including J W Kincaid of Antlers, identify Harris’s clothes. The preliminary hearing was postponed until after Draper’s baby is born.
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Nashville
Ark
Harris
Howard County
Kalso
Arkansas
Kelso
Eliza Kelso
Kelsy
Antlers
Chappell
Odell
Draper
Idabel
Kelly
J. W. Kincaid
Drapper
Little Oklahoma
McCurtain
Deaper
Bank Chief Accused Of Tip About Tennessee Bank Crash
Nashville court hears that state superintendent of banks D P Robertson allegedly warned Bank of Tennessee executives about an upcoming examination. Col Luke Lea swears Robertson asked him to alert Rogers Caldwell, a bank associate, that exams would start September 24 or 25, 1930. The Bank failed in November after the inquiry began.
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Nashville
Tenn
D. PD. Robertson
Chancery Court
Bank of Tennessee
Carter County
Robertson
Howell
Luke Lea
T Hat Robertson
Rogers Caldwell
Lea
Henry H. Horton
Caldwell
J. DeWitt Carter
Carter
Spider Is Stage Revolution In Broadway Show
The Spider burst onto Broadway as an absolute novelty, merging audience and action in one theater. The Fox Films adaptation preserves shock devices while adding new cinematic tricks, with Edmund Lowe as Chatrand The Great and Lois Moran beside a starry lineup under Menzies and MacKenna.
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Fox Films
Sancger Theatre
Fox
Edmund Lowe
Chatrand the Great
Lois Moran
the Spider
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Bertha Turner McRae
Mendelton State Teachers College
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Dorsey McRae
Madelon Claudet
Elen Hayes Lewis Stone Cliff Edwards
Neil Damilton
Saenger
LOVE
Gox
Green
Sam Warmack
M. M. McCloughan
Earl O'Neill
H. O. Kyler
B. P. Young
Home Service
J. A. Henry
O'Neill
Dewey Henricks
Farren Green
Quachia College
Joe B. Green
V— Ed. I. Rephan
St. Louis
England
Bodleian Library
Oxford
Cambridge University
Keith’s Barber Shop Rear Citizens National Bank
Bill G. Southward
Texaco Motor Oil
Galaxy of Stars
el Brondel
George E. Stone
Erle Foxe
William Cameron Menzies
Kenneth MacKenna
Elissa Landi
Brown
Harvard
Star
William Haines
Bill
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Luckies
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John Stress
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Chicago
West Adamrs Street
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Haines
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