New York Items Spotlight Ventures and Legal News
June notes report on E G Arens sailing a fifty foot boat "Diablesse" to England with friends, and the rise of Mary Rutter Towle as NYC's second female assistant district attorney. It also mentions the first convictions under the state dry act in Manhattan and a call for writers as William A Brady seeks a new play, aiming to outdo Frank Bacon.
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New York
E. G. Arens
England
Arens
Atlantic
New York City
Mississippi
Mary Rutter Towle
Bryn Mawr
Manhattan
William A. Brady
Frank Bacon
Forty-eighth Street
Parish Frolic Aids Graveyard Care In Hackettstown NJ
In Hackettstown New Jersey the men of the congregation plan a Saturday afternoon frolic at the church to organize the graveyard and invite all. Separately a Clergy club on Fifth Avenue hosts an exhibition of Susan Ricker Knox paintings showing the immigrant tragedy.
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Hackettstown
Clergy Club
Fifth Avenue
Susan Ricker Knox
Sun-Kist to Move to New York Theater for Summer Run
The Sun-Kist company, after visiting town, earned a warm reception and will relocate to the Sam H. Harris theater for a full summer run in New York. The city shows loyalty to familiar acts while welcoming fresh faces in the local scene.
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Pacific Coast Company
Sam H. Harris
New York
Candy shop for dogs grows from window treats to main business
A Lexington Avenue shop once inviting dogs with loopy pops has expanded its side line into a principal enterprise as dog lovers bring owners and pets to buy small amounts of canine favorites. The shop’s generous approach turns casual visits into regular purchases and strengthens community ties around pets.
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Lexington
Avenue
Looly-Pops
No Peace Nor Good Will In Europe Says Post-Dispatch
The St Louis Post-Dispatch declares Europe is an army camp a madhouse of militarism with youth sacrificed. It argues there is no good will or peace until nations renounce militarism and back words with acts of trust and confidence.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Europe
Secretary Davis Urges Work to Restore Prosperity
Secretary of Labor James Davis asserts that prosperity returns through work, saying progress will come by getting back to productive effort and employment. He emphasizes job creation as the path to economic recovery.
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Secretary of Labor
James Davis
Holding A Husband Adele Garrisons New Phase of REVELATIONS
A married couple facing travel and family pressure clash over cancelled reservations. The mother in law pushes plans while Dicky asserts control and his wife Madge contemplates following. A tense breakfast scene reveals underlying marital tensions and travel anxieties.
Society notes and upcoming visits in New York
Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson of New York expect to visit Mr Johnsons parents and Mrs Johnsons mother around July 5. Mr Bud Kennedy will host a day in honor of her father Mr James Capehart. Mrs Butler has taken her mother to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo surgery. The D A R picnic at Mrs Anna Hutchinsons lawn drew 32 guests. Woman s Civic Club plans a moonlight event soon. Mrs Roy Mills visited Mrs Robert Clayton in Louisville. Kenneth Sussman recovers from inflammatory rheumatism after a siege.
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Richard Johnson
New York
Mr. Johnson
L. A. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Lusher
Bud Kennedy
James Capehart
Miss Grace Lindley Plans Two-Week Atlantic City Visit
Miss Grace Lindley writes from Philadelphia that she will spend the next two weeks visiting Miss Anne Miller at Atlantic City.
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Grace Lindley
Anne Miller
Philadelhia
Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs Vance Move to Own Home
Mr and Mrs Vance of 403 East Court Avenue moved yesterday from their apartment into a house on East Tenth Street.
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Mrs. Vance
East Court Avenue
East Tenth
Bridge Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Ridley
Mrs. Wm. Ridley will host her bridge club this Wednesday inviting members to a daytime session at her home. The gathering promises a social afternoon with game play and light refreshments for attendees.
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Wm. Ridley
Gienger couple to spend three months in Portland
Mr and Mrs John Gienger departed Wednesday for Portland Oregon to visit his parents and will stay for three months framing their travel as a family visit and extended stay in the Pacific Northwest.
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John Gienger
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Gienger
Mrs P Donaldson Hosts Bridge Club Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs P Donaldson will entertain her bridge club Tuesday afternoon. The gathering suits a quiet social event with friends and neighbors in attendance at her home.
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P. €. Donaldson
Arnett Guests of Gibson Family in Jonesboro
Mr and Mrs A Arnett of Jonesboro Indiana visit their daughter Mrs G C Gibson and Mr Gibson on North Spring Street in the city. The stay highlights family ties and local hospitality as a notes item.
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A. Arnett
Jonesboro, Ind
G. C. Gibson
Miller Family Guests From Indianapolis Visit Locust Street
Mr and Mrs Omer Miller and daughter Marjorie Miller of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs J L Miller on Locust Street. The party drove to Galena yesterday to spend the day with relatives.
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Omer Miller
Marjorie Miller
Indianapolis
Mr. Miller
J. L. Miller
Locust St
Galena
Covington Couple Guests of Davis at Howard Park
Mr and Mrs Ed Lowe of Covington Ky visit Mr and Mrs Albert Davis at Howard Park. Mrs Lowe served as a delegate to the D of A convention in Louisville this week.
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Ed Lowe
Covington
Albert Davis
Howard Park
Lowe
Louisville
Mrs Bep Veasey Returns to Health After Illness
Mrs Bep Veasey on the sick list is much better. Her son Tyler Veasey is a patient in hospital due to dijincy.
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Bep Veasey
Tyler Veasy
Spencerian business college to offer stenography course
Mrs. Ben Clegg of W Front St is confined at home due to illness. Epworth League members of Wall St Church plan a garden party Tuesday at Mrs. Dave Allen's home on E Market St. Elenora and Clifton Hicks, two Port Fulton Masonic Home residents, left for Cincinnati to live with their mother. Mrs. J N Jerman arrived from a TIL Thursday night to visit Mrs. C N Jacobs in Port Fulton.
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Ben. Clegg
W. Front St
Epworth League of
Wall St
Dave Allen
E. Market St
Elenora
Clifton Hicks
Masonic
Port Fulton
Cincinnati
J. N. Jerman
Women in Austria Unions Top Thirty Thousand Members
Austrian women join over 30,000 trade union members while Santiago’s single high school serves more than 1,500 girls and Lapland women average 4 feet 9 inches, noted in a regional survey.
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Austria
Santiago, Chili
Lapland
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