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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1929

Page

2

Society Notes From The Porter Column In XII Edition

Mrs G Li Porter writes notes on theater listings Jefferson Theater Rin Tin Tin Dog Star and Fox News showings. Church groups plan picnics at State Park and summer barbecues while members and friends travel to Fulton Cuba Des Moines and Kansas City for visits and reunions.

Jefferson Theater Fox News Miller Theater Mary Brain Phil & Ney Agsop

Marian Nixon finds no fixed star as film career thrives

Hollywood profile of Marian Nixon shows a shift from chasing stardom to steady work across multiple roles with stars like Eddie Dowling Jolson and Barthelmess. She recalls early struggles, a six month illness, and a makeup mishap before landing at Warner Brothers. Nixon credits collaboration with co actors and directors for shaping her acting, noting Jolson and Lemare aided her most in certain scenes. The piece also lists periodicals and a wedding notice for Nina Madelyn Adams and Ray Adams.

Hollywood Calif Marian Nixon Marian Eddie Dowling al Jolson Pal John Barrymore Richard Barthelmess Minneapolis St. Paul Los Angeles Skhidio Warner Brothers’ Studio Nixon Ime John Lemare Althia Woodworth Topeka Kansas Nina Madelyn Ray Adams Jefferson City Grace Episcopal Cathedral John Warren Day Adams University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Cincinnati Junior Writer’s Guild of America Bella Vista Apartments

Local Social Notes and Library Mention in June Issue

Mrs Allen returns home with Mrs Fischer visiting parents. Miss Margaret Eylee travels from Lincoln due to a friend's death. Luncheon bridge at Country Club hosted by Mrs Nolen. Mrs Decker hosts with guests including Judge and Mrs Atwood and Misses Millspaugh and Davis. Jackson Court attendees and Miss Matian Sander returning to university for summer. Mrs Caulfield hosts informal luncheon for Miss Hitch and Mrs Delano. Col and Mrs Earison host dinner with Governor Caufield and guests. Globe-Democrat magazine features Mrs Mary Huegel’s hotel career recovery from bankruptcy to buyer. Free Public Library invites readers to enjoy June magazines and library reading.

Mr. Allen Globe-Demorcrat Star Mary ‘Walter Huegel Joseph Huegel Central Hotel

Unlikely Lawn Mower Saga From Boston Street Patrol

In Boston on June 9 Patrolman Neil McDevitt describes a bizarre incident where a lawnmower chases two men, bites off cattails, and is pacified by the officer. The mower, a power machine, circled a sleeping man before clipping tails from his coat and vanishing. A Light Log and Angéles aviator later set a solo endurance record, noted amid remarks about neighbors who are musicians.

Boston Neil McDevitt McDevitt Neil Angéles

Miss Lucille Porter Rides Dogs to Tuition Wealth

Miss Lucille Porter, a Marshall College student in Hunting, West Virginia, runs 40 to 60 Boston terriers from kennels at Hogselt. Her dogs win prizes at shows and she sells some to fund tuition, with dogs valued up to $6000. It’s a perfect summer, though the weather shifts quickly.

Lucille Porter Marshall College Hunting W. Va Hogselt

Fool and His Douglil

Oscar Florence fell prey to a confidence man in New York. A stranger befriended him on a subway, promised a better job for cash, and received his $2000 after directing him to a supposed Dr Parker. When no such doctor existed, Oscar reported the scam to police.

New York Oscar Florence Oscar Parker Dr. Parker

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G. Li Porter Telephone B. W State Park First Presbyterian Church A. Guyot East McCarty Street First Presbyetrian Church Gol D. M. Oberman Wooderes Mrs. M. H. Lester Fulton Mrs. J. L. Alderson Cuba Mr. C. D. Hamilton F. P. Rusesll E. 3. Norman Des Moines J. H. Comrath Morean Drive Fréd Conrath Conrath R. Vested Conrath St. Louis R. L. Gwinn Marlon Allen Roy Monier Canadian Texas All ‘Len Dorothy Monier Clarence Bruns B. H. Bruns Boonville Road Nelle Edom Chicago Miss Edom Sve B. G. L. Wagner Kansas City HE. M. Lynn Mission Hills Country Club Wendell H. Cloud Blue Hills Country ‘Club Wagner Mary Helen Carson Doris Rea Agnes Cairns C. Ed. Brown Missouri ‘Pacific Huntsville N. R. Beable Miss ‘Lois Lyle Feorta Beagle Miss Beagle J. H. Cutten Graham Hereford Hereford Wellsville Paul Radke H. A. Schalie Columbia Fort Madison Iowa Elizabeth Haigh Grace Mary Blair Marjorie Greene Ernst Green Miss Blair Vincent Carrol St. Lois Miss Margaret Carol Margaret King Springfield Woman's Journal Woman Citizen Emily Newell Blair Mabel Willbrandt American Woman's Association New York City Review Sumners Robert Nolen B. W. Decker Frantz Atwood Faimount Boulevard Robert W. Brown Carrolton Atwood Frank Millspaugh Walter Davis R. R. Kenning Country Club Mathe E. J. Manning Jackson Court Matian Sander Mary Pace Burch-Platt Pate Bridge Janelle Tatum Lester Senevey Henry S. Caulfield Executive Mansion Helen Hitch Hartford, Conn Janes Delano Miss Hitch Col A. Hy Earinson Cau- Gield Free Public Library RADKE Agein Honese Bpuerey Bour Pure Oil Edwin Franko Goldman Witass Win Wen Ware Cmege St. Loui Fool Dougil Es High ST Blairs America Dad O. C Jefferson Ken Maynard Cheyenne Oxford Chuiliz Post-Tribune Madison St Hugo Busch Dubinsky Bros Plus Vitaphone and Movietone Ukelele Ike Phil Spitainy Mary Brian Celia Taike Were Mary Bryan Richard Arlen Léé Ros
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