Garden Verse and Local Society Notes in Times
A fragmentary column mixes poetry by Katherine Tynan about gardens with local society items. Presbyterians host an auxiliary meeting, a dance at Elks Club features Lindemann’s Orchestra, and a motor trip to Natural Tunnel is recapped. A large birthday gathering honors Mrs Adeline Barger, age 68, with family attending from multiple states, after forty years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George $. Barger
Sevier Street
Adeline Barger
Paris Hats for Fall Fashion Show by Loyal Buyer
A Paris fashion buyer reports fall chapeaux favor small off face hats, 1.5 inches wide, round close fitting crowns, with few square top crowns seen. Most styles feature wide brims and slight right-leaning slopes. a trio of Paris hats showcases late summer to early fall looks.
Hats on display and church mission meeting noted
Illustrations show three unique hats with satin brims and net trim. The Broad Street Methodist Missionary Society will meet at Mrs J B Nall at Hillcrest on Wednesday for an all day session. Cars will wait at the church to depart at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Weekend Visitors and Travelers Fill Greeneville Area Scene
A long list of visitors and locals traveling to and from Greeneville and nearby towns appears in this week’s notes. Names include Mr. Paul Warrick, Mr. Roy Marsh of Dante, Miss Piercye Barnes, Miss Rowena Watkins, Miss Louise Price, Mr. Bailey Williams, Miss Felicia Russell, Mrs. K. W. Sams, Miss Jane Grant, Miss Frances Ramsey, and many families visiting relatives or spending weekends in Bristol, Jonesville, Chattanooga, and Johnson City. Several births and social events are noted, with travel to Blountville, Richmond, and Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marsh
Dante
S. E. McAmis
Greeneville
Floyd Brown
Dante, Va
Piercye Barnes
Bristol
Earl Henry
Washington, D. C
Rowena Watkins
Milligen College
J. H. Bowman
Johnson City
R.A. Walker
Appalachia
Jane Grant
Asheville
N. C
Clara Roller
Highland Park
News Notes From Movieland
Barbara Bedford balances career and motherhood while pursuing great acting. Barbara’s husband Albert Roscoe also acts, with Barbara starring opposite Charles Ray in The Desert Fiddler and freelancing in The Mansion of Affection Hearts and The Talker. Other stars like Jetta Gondal Vera Reynolds Leatrice Joy and Priscilla Dean headline upcoming projects as Hollywood plans lavish sets and star salaries. Gene Stratten Porter's The Keeper of the Bees inspires talks of Thomas Meighan joining United Artists for My Women while other films like Rasselas and The Beautiful City shape a busy scene in early studio era cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bedford
Barbara
Albert Roscoe
Tor
Thomas Ince
Charles Ray
Culver City
Schulberg
Hirgt National
Wisconsin
Star Dust Jetta Gondal
Joseph Schildkraut
Vera Reynolds
DeMille
Leatrice Joy
Hell
Priscilla Dean
Hollywood
Nancy Preston
Hunt Stromberg
Dr. Samuel Johnston
Rasselas
Richard Talmadge
Dry Johnson
Bob Prazier
Yeron
Gene Straten Porter
Keeper of the Bees
Wall Street District Humbles Its Nighttime Servitors
A decade of citizenship effort in New York's Wall Street district has quietly transformed a daytime population of 800000 and a nightly tenement crowd of 10000 into a more closely knit community. Leaders say the work reduced tension among 28 nationalities and 1400 families, fostering cohesion amid diverse urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Itt
Bowling Green Neighborhood Association activity described
The article details the Bowling Green Neighborhood Association with 1,000 affiliated groups and individuals. It highlights a model four story dorm dwelling on West Street, a $500,000 riverfront playground, 25 youth orchestras and clubs, nine social and political groups, educational classes, health clinics, and community services. It notes diverse immigrant communities in downtown Manhattan and claims racial lines are fading due to common employment. Wall Street employers support neighborhood workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost
Bowling ‘Green
West Street
Anita
Jright
Manhattan
Wall Street
Equitable
Empire
Banks
Night economy and family earnings in district
Report notes split shifts and dining room tricks at noon in local eateries. Annual family earnings average 1,600 dollars per household with both parents employed, according to Paul Janklin, executive director. The group cites second generation children as key in a changing community where many adults lack English, but offspring help bridge language barriers across 29 nations.
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Paul Janklin
Business World Moves Rapidly Amid Fresh Trade Optimism
A New York dispatch notes broad business activity surpassing last year across industries as summer operations begin. Freight levels rise with railroad carload records and growing motor truck use. copper demand strengthens metal prices while steel and pig iron show firming quotes. Farm conditions improve as sugar industry benefits from tariff stance and agricultural implement sales expand.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Sauickly
Jane
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Outlook For Steel Industry Buoyant Through Fall
The general consensus among executives is that the current moderate level of new buying will persist through July and August with a possible slight production drop as output exceeds consumption. Prospects for fall and early winter are seen as promising and crop outlooks in Zensen's forecasts are noted.
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Zensen
Motion by State Describes Self Defense Claim in Fatal Shooting
The record notes the prisoner claiming self defense when confronted by two officers, while most evidence indicates Wagner fired first amid a fatal shooting. The $1,000 reward previously offered for the body is referenced, and the prisoner recounts his perception of being pursued.
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Page
Asppi
Darrow Trial Braced by Dayton Police Deployment
Letters from Dayton to the governor indicate that all police, power, and deputies will be mobilized to provide protection for the thousands expected for Darrow's trial, signaling heightened state involvement and security measures.
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Dayton
Senator Ladd Dies in Baltimore at 60
Senator Ed win Fremont Ladd of North Dakota died in Baltimore after four days with neuritis rheumatism that led to kidney trouble. He was 60. The report accompanies various public education notes including surveys on parent teacher associations and a Vanderbilt funded gymnasium for Harvard medical school, plus field day changes in Dayton public schools and kindergarten supervision data from the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Harvard University
H.8. Vanderbilt
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Dayton
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Times Society
Bagween
Rand
SPM
Katherine Tynan
Natural Tunnel
W. Hi. Bevins
T. W. Neal
Elizabeth
Georgia Neal
Kingsport
Otia Clark
Eden
Sturgis
Benham
Claire Windsor
Rupert OF
Hee-Haw
Ben Lyon
Mack Sennett
Paris
Chapeaux
Mme, Lisbeth
GEN Theatre
Paramount
Garamount Gichoe
Ricardo Cortez
Jetta Gondal
Noah Berry
Paul Warrick
A. J. Dwan
Bloomingdale
Louise Price
Todugping
Mr. Bailey Williams
St. Paul, Va
Felicia Russell
K. W. Sams
J. M. Sears
Richmond
V A
M. Bond
Emmoy
Mendota, Va
Walter Poore
Blountville
D. Gott
Chattanooga
Tenn
Martha Saylor
Boone Creek
Bert’ Fine
St. Pau
My. T. M. Fuller
D. A. Tyte
3. B. Nall
Helena
W. B. O'Brien
Lester Scott
Jonesville
Frances Ramsey
Joneshove, Tenn
George Richmond
Charles Be, Hancock
Frederick Sevier
Mele
Roy Reece
Miss Louiss Reeve
Knoxville
Jack Huffaker
John Kinzer
Frances
Bill Waddell
Bill Pendleton
Reginald Downey
Rogersville
J. J. Hamilton
Josephine
Anna Blanche
Church
J. W. Dobyns
Frem Dobyns
Ethyl Warrick
Roanoke
R. D. Faust
Indian Springs
SD. Faust
Wanda Street
Mrs. C. D. Jones
Dale Street
Mayme Sasser
Meighs, Gas
Miss Davis Stanton
Noxton, Va
Hazel Barger
Paul Kipling
Lhe Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Company
Baylor Furniture Company
Joan BR. Todd, Jr
Dung
Wiltim Stenhunswt
Abingdon
Gladys Blair
Norma, Tenn
Janie Taylor
Rye Cove
Bess Hillman
Dungannon, Va
Grace Watkins
Mollie Arnold
Ruth Brawley
ER. P. Newhard
Margaret
Toothy
Perry
No V. Geyer
Bonnie Murray
Jesson
Spring Lake
N. 4
Monmouth
F. W. Browning
Charley BE. Donaghy
Columbus, Ohio
J. S. Jones
Myre
Jittle
Maryville
Movieland
Daisy
Dean
Thomas Meighan
Famous Players
United Artists
Norma Talmadge
Warney “Brothers
Kenneth Harlan
Edmund Goulding
Richard Bathelmess
Dorothy Gish
Emer Clifton
Wall St
Darrow
Ladd
Atlantic City
Ruth Malcolmson
Philadelphia
Beatrice Roberts
Lilian Kaiebt
Los Angeles
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