Two To New York Show Selections Stir Theatre Circles
The article notes a self selected audience for a show titled Thar Chocolates not on the Pleasure Weds and mentions Maurine Watkins as a producer. Herbert Rothwell and Sally Flake, linked to Winthrop Ames, join the Chicago company of The New Moon in rehearsal. Marital intrigues and casting rumors swirl as Landon and others prepare for forthcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatora Lovel
Maurine Watkins
Tate
Herbert Rothwell
John Tavewer
Sally Flake
Winthrop Ames
Gilbert and Sullivan
Ford
Connecttent
Chicase
New Moon
Wah
Mandel
We of the Si
Doorothy
Mae West
Merni Iv
Old Schuyler Family Traditions and Local Theater Notes
Reads like a wrap of 17th and 18th century family lore around the Schuyler name, mentions Captain John Schuyler, Heth Staats, Dominie Dellius, and the Dutch roots in Albany and Watervliet. Also includes a theater preview about a stage adaptation and dialogue approach, with references to actors Joe Cobb and others, plus a note on a savings bank interest event and forestation program activities in Westchester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Motor Veo
Rom Issa
Schuster
Pubille
Aptain
John Schuyler
Heth Staats
John Wendell
Dominle Dellius
Albani
Mhany
New York State Department
Tabor
Robert
Frances
Perkins
Livingston
Jacob Sta
John
Cornelia
Ictter
New York City
York City
Watervellet
Ier
Philip Schuler
Revere
Almee
Ant
Perkins Mae
Stiuster
Thureau
Fried
Mie Cortella
van Workmen
Timie
Ial
Ie Cotize
New York
Negre
Kent Wells
Chicago
Jar
Giatre
Tien
Kivehe
Pillip Schnyter
Eindon
Toseini
Eseten
Athans
Lo Schuyler
John Ler
Philip
Holsts
Philly Schuyler
del Tard
Artin Tiptey
Edward Adamson
Philip Thrbholomea
Jerent
Mutchinson Boyd
Horn
Tessetert
Isle Love
Charles King
Streidway
Astar
Toells
Joe Cobb
Mary Andae
Torwettins
Holtz
Greenburgh
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Ivix
Jontes
New Westchester Telephone Directories Delivered
New Westchester phone listings show 102,000 listings with 15,000 more than last season. Directories begin delivery by Weatehest New York, delivering about 70,000 copies. the total reflects higher demand for local phone access and easier subscriber lookup in winter and summer cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatehest
New York
Dell
Ted
Webster
Summer Job Notices for High School Girls
A vague job notice invites a high school girl to apply for a summer position. Details are sparse in the fragment, but mentions the Gazette for particulars and a private interior decorating or painter role. Address references include union Avenue and Seabury.
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Altice
Chris
Tone T
Seabury
Notice of Surrogate's Court hearing in Westchester NY
The document, dated May 28 1929, directs Clara A Rowron and others as trustees under Ellen J Banker to show cause at the Surrogate's Court in White Plains Westchester NY why the account filed by the trustees should not be judicially settled and allowed. It names Ellen J Holgate Annie G Peck and Clara A Rowron as beneficiaries and lists petitioners Taylor Slane Capron Marsh as attorneys at 42 Exchange Place New York. The hearing is set for 10:00 at the County Court House in White Plains.
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State OF
New York
Claraen
Ranke
Ate
Gem Kent
Houglas Kent
Holgate Kent
Kent
Gordon
Wiltian H. Szabeth
Von
Pilly J. Gulimarti
Westchester
Georg Slater
White 1 Plains
Robert BR. Stewart
Taylor, Sslane, Capron & Marsh
Exchange Place
York
Starbuck
Emma S
George Aa. Slater
County of
Emma S. Star
Weselth
Crescens Hubbard
No. Main Street
City of Whit New York
White Plains
X.Y
Zulo A. von Os' Rhoff
Five New York Office Buildings Contain Over 18200 Telephones
The article notes that five city office buildings collectively house more than 18 200 telephones. It mentions the evolution from early installations to modern wiring and highlights the Equitable Burial project as a landmark. (Details fragmented in OCR)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elite
Intil
State Fair exhibits to showcase agriculture research plans
August Esation features at the State Fair outline preliminary plans for exhibits from the Empire State Station on agriculture research. The exhibit will cover pest and disease control, production methods for fruit and vegetable crops, and canning crops aimed to directly benefit farmers. The Station will display early experiments and progress across multiple subjects, with units on insects, diseases, and pest management, plus a merit award program for notable work by the station's affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State For Agriculture
Irvine
Stat Inus
Ean Ars
Stu
Fragmented OCR Note on Cable Dive and Rape Case
A partial OCR fragment refers to a dive, cables, and a rape reference. The text is garbled and lacks clear subjects, dates, or locations, making precise identification impossible. No verifiable names or events can be produced from the readable portions.
Construction of a colonial era wagon road between Fort Ticanderosa and Fort Ann
The article details a six month effort to build twenty miles of gravelled wagon road between Fort Ticanderosa and Fort Ann despite winter conditions. It describes Mount Defiance above the Champlain Valley, the route from Glens Falls to Ticonderoga and Elizabethtown, and the use of roads trucks caterpillar tractors horses and pulleys. It notes heavy logging, rock drilling with eleven inch rock, compressor use and the challenges of bringing power equipment to remote sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Tlcanderosa
Fort Ann
Hens Falls
Elizabethtown
Ticonderoga
Champlain Valley
George
Mount Defiance
Forrest Ant
Glens Fully
Tleoneroza
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Mhenes
Tleonderona
Transatlantic telephone milestone marks three continents linked
On January 7, 1929 the Atlantic service anniversary saw most calls between the United States and Great Britain, with notable ties to Canada France Germany Switzerland and other European clites. European-originated traffic dominated, and long-distance conversations included Osla to San Francisco and other pairs like Pueblo to San Sebastian and Mexico City to London.
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Atlantic Telephone
United States
Great Britain
Canada
France
Germany
Switzerland
New York
Trentwood
London
Wiesbaden
Teron
Taste
Swizerland
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Noth Carolina
Irvington Lumber CO. Inc
North B Street
J. M. Northrop
Irvington
Harold E
Bronnes, SecuTreas
Carl von Schenk
OLD Post Office
Main Street
Claude. Bronnes
Irvington, N.Y
THE
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LG. Lord
Philip Schuyler
Eekskill Brancs
Children's Associatis
NTE
Cael
New York State College of Vestry
Syracuse University
Guatar
Hewitt Inn
Edward Stevenson
Children's Association
Herbert A
Brow Macy
Sta Strawson
Nancy” Walbinner
Telen Stevens
Mitchell
James. Wolf
Ernon
Hom
Watern
Tnesia
Hariliwent
Georss
F. Seie
Thursdaron
Mul
Medford
John W Tortian
Charles Vanderbilt & Sons
North
D Street
Miss Mary Gorey
Robert M. Johnston
Ashford Ave
Gazette
Vetlon
Norman C
Templeton
Tock Stree
Im. Devine
Stn
Mitchell Hrucker
Care of
Adams Eestate
South Broadway
Irelington
Wittman
Brand Ni Saito Park
Inquire
Anthony
South
Engton
N.Y
Patsy
Bath
Gemma
Irs
N. Ys
Trvington
Andrew Taxter
Enat Irvinton
Pace
Auttiyera
M. J. Touhey
Croton
Iscens Hubbard
Excite Plains, SY
SCOOP
Howard T. Todd
Cyrus A. Bishop
Mtorney
Evans
Mae F. Gorey
Ohn Eugene Baker, Esq
Executrix
Winnie
William H
George A. Slater
William H. Winnie
Millard and Fitzgerald
Tarrytown
Westchester County
State of New York
Thos. Eiler
P.O. Box
Matthew J. Murtha
Irvington, N. Y
Main St
Tydol
Jerome R. Jerome
Equitable
Burtal
Mys
Feo
Bysaatine
Seburbers
Aga Tns
Idave
Bui
Eriment Station
NEW York Farmer
Hon and Company
Poniska Knolls
Mt Company
Halim
Erly
Pilus
Ani
Norman C. Templeton
H. G. Florie
Sidney E. Mann
Sand & Gravel
East Irvington
Ronnes Carding
Irvington -On- Hudson
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