Garbo Silent on Hollywood Future After Swedish Estate Buy
Hollywood reports Greta Garbo bought a 1000 acre Swedish estate near Stockholm through her brother while stoking questions about leaving Hollywood. She is filming Camille and has previously said she feels restless, a wanderer, and may not return to Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Stockholm
Camille
Garbo
Beverly Hills
Sweden
California
Ivan Kreuger
Sodermanland
Harby
Sillen
Ailing Count of Covadonga Resting Amid Family Visit
The Count of Covadonga, ill with hemophilia, lies in Presbyterian Hospital after a visit by his mother Victoria Eugenie former queen of Spain. Her trip to America aims to resolve his marital and romantic affairs and may take him to England, away from ongoing annulment suit and new romance with Marta Rocafort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Count
Covadonga
Presbyterian Hospital
Victoria Eugenie
Spain
America
Fdelmira Sampedra
Victoria
England
Marta Rocafort
New Diabetes Treatment Reported by Chicago Doctors
Chicago, Sept. 18. A crystalline insulin solution was announced in the Journal of the American Medical Association as an improved diabetes treatment with a slower, more prolonged effect on blood sugar. Dr. Mains and Dr. Clarence J. McMullen say they used the treatment successfully for four months on 25 diabetic patients at Cook County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mains
Clarence J. McMullen
Cook County
Holiday Party Drowns in Nile Collision Near Cairo
A holiday outing on the Nile ends in tragedy as a steamer carrying forty five Egyptian workers their wives and children collides with a sailing boat near Cairo. Only four survivors are reported as rescuers struggle against a swift flood swollen river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairn
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
Fines in Police Court for Speeding and Parking Violations
Kenneth Tuggle and William F. Barnes paid $3 fines each for speeding. John Chandler paid $3 for passing a stop sign. J. W Alexander and J. N. Carman paid $1 each for the same charge. John Brown and Elmer Broat forfeited $1 bonds on overparking. H. E. Miles forfeited $1 on a double parking charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Tuggle
William F. Barnes
John Chandler
J. W Alexander
J. N. Carman
John Brown
Elmer Broat
H. E. Miles
Harold Gabriel Motor Trip Ends After West Coast Tour
Harold Gabriel returns from a ten week motor journey to the west coast and national parks with cousins Arthur Barber, Herbert Wright and Miss Kemp of Massachusetts. They visited Denver Zion Grand Canyon Boulder Dam San Diego exposition Yosemite and Stanford University before touring Redwood Highway to Oregon where an accident delayed Gabriel for nearly five weeks. The party visited relatives in Los Angeles Shrewsbury and other Massachusetts homes before final reunion with family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gabriel
West Coast
National Parks
Arthur Barber
Herbert Wright
Miss Kemp
Massachusetts
Colorado Springs
Ed Bartz
Denver
Salt Lake City
Zion National Park
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
San Diego Exposition
Hal Williamson
Preston Beauchamp
Los Angeles
Yosemite National Park
Oakland
San Francisco
Leland Stanford University
Redwood Highway
Oregon
Gabriel
Barber
Gus Gabriel
Shrewsbury
Mass
Robert Gabriel
Herbert Nehrbass
Lawrence Community Notes and School Roll Call
Lawrence area news lists Eudora high school freshmen sophomores juniors seniors by name and home town. Local families share weekend visits with Lawrence residents and towns like Oskaloosa Manhattan Ottawa and Hays while work crews inspect the Sinclair pipeline and high school enrollment activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miller
Maxine
Ben Rowing
Lawrence
Raymond Stanley
Alvin
Gabriel
W. W. Dolling
Charley Brady
George Schubert
Ben Mall
Olathe
Ira Burnell
Kansas City
Ella Burnell
Hays
Charles Terrell
Manhattan
Allis Margaret
Ed Westerhouse
Gus Gabriel
Frank Terrell
Arkansas
Idaho
Number Ten and vicinity highlights and moves
This week's items note terraying on the Oscar Turner and Asa Turner farms and local visits. Families like Loree, Prim, Dyer, and Bales relocate or host relatives, with Mrs Harrelbrink employed in Lawrence and guests from Buffalo and Pomona. Martha Stoneking attends events. Velma Turner visits Martin City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Turner
Asa Turner
Erma Harrelbrink
Lawrence
Carl Loree
McNees
Ernest Prim
Joe Dyer
Arthur White
Marietta
Claude
Pomona
Velma Turner
Martin City
Nan Bales
Lila
Justin Nelson
Centrapolis
Fred Emery
Buffalo
N. Y
Hattie McNees
Sarah Cline
Nettie
John Cline
Mary Frances Scoville
Kansas City
Oscar Dyer
Martin
Excelsior School Opens with New Teacher and Class
Excelsior school started Monday morning with Miss Elizabeth Nusbaum of Centropolis as a teacher. Sixteen scholars enrolled, including Lucille Disque as a beginner this year. Various locals visited homes and attended meetings while several families vacationed or traveled to Lawrence, Ottawa, and Memphis. The Harry Flory home hosted guests as others attended revivals at Worden Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Will Dyer
Averill
Forest Park
Ottawa
Ernest Prim
Lawrence
Prim
J. Homer King
S. Anthis
Thomas Miller
Memorial Hospital
Marlin Cook
Excelsior School
Elizabeth Nusbaum
Centropolis
Lucille Disque
T. A. Flora
Harry Flory
Ross
Will Peffly
Herman Thoman
Memphis
Iowa
Thoman
George Brechtel
Bechtel
Mary Peffly
Lyle
Enwart
la Wanda
Mary Lou
Elmer Rapnard
Miss Thaman
Worden Evangelical Church
Ellis
Keep
Carl Schwarz
Alvin Johanning
Earl Shaffer
Glen Flora
Roy Beckner
Reta Mac
Williamsburg
Ike Montgomery
Ray Gray
Elmer Rappard
Hooker
Marshall Churchbaugh
DeSoto Visit Highlights Local Family News
John Kouns, veteran of the United States navy, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Kouns in Desoto while living in San Diego. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson return from a 10 day fishing trip mainly spent at Park Rapids, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Burks report a Chicago visit with son Richard and daughter in law, while Houston Burks of Detroit joins for a two day stay. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson and daughter Nancy resume their Long Island home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kouns
United States Navy
George Kouns
John
San Diego
Calif
G. A. Pearson
Park Rapids
Minn
A. B. Burks
Chicago
Richard
Burks
Houston Burks
Detroit
E. D. Johnson
Nancy
Long Is
Young Women’s Club
Mildred Atkinson
John Platt
Ts. Maude Huff
Los Angeles
Marie Sheldon
Mollie Sheldon
Pleasant Hour Club
Norwood
Athenaeum Club
Elsie Foley
Jaisy Morgan
Eri. D. Johnson
Long Island
F. M. Gordon
Foley
Mae Search
Labrador
Elmer Jewett
Donald
Warid Jewett
Mary Margaret
Missouri
Clinton
Osceola
Warrensburg
J. F. Miller
Local society notes span visits and petty moves in town
Mrs Edith Mae Morgan is remembered as Mrs Johnsons wife. Maude Huff of Los Angeles guest of the M E Ladies Aid and visits with several locals. Dr A M Fortney moves to Lawrence. Teachers new KU students and a spring of water found on FE H McVey farm discussed. Community events include church class, Athenaeum meeting and visits to Kansas City Lawrence and Osceola placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Dr. Johnson
New York City
Pomona
Johnson
Edith Mae Morgan
Maude Huff
Los Angeles
M. E. Ladies Aid
L. R. Penner
Huff
Pacific Coast
Lawrence
Nettie Hensen
Memorial Hospital
J. D. Chambers
Jessie Hodge
Florence Soule
Fred Thomas
R. W. Boone
Grace
Gloria
Bertha Bell White- Jaw
Hensen
Frank Williams
B. G. Hughes
Homer
Tuesay
Marie Farnheart
Paul Earnheart
Pauline
Topeka
Marie
Ladies Aid
M. F. Church
Harding Cream Station
Lulu Hambleton
Dot Longstreth
A. M. Fortney
Alberta Grigsby
Lone Star
Ina Martin
Kansas City
Q. Ro Wright
John Whitelaw
Manhattan
R. Zook
Nebraska
Dakotas
J. A. Reynolds
Centerville
Blue Mound
Clifford C. Breithaupt
F. M. Gordon
Freeman Lawrence
Olathe
FE. H. McVey
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U. S
Holiday Party
Kenneth Tugle
W. F. Barnes
Hesper
Broadway
Harry Richman
Atlantic
Dick Merrill
Musgrave Harbor
Newfoundland
New York Daily News
Associated Press
Martha Stoneking
Excelsior
Desoto
Alice Marley
Eudora
Warlie Cunningham
Joe Williams
Hutchinson
Mr. Williams
Neal Hambleton
Kansas University
Neal
Phi Kappa Psi
M. E
T. C. WeMott
Jean Taylor
C. W. Morse
Red River District
North Dakota
Car Hines
Mel Golden
Alva Smith
Texas
Myrtle Leamer
Osawatomie
Shawnee
Smith
Fritz Tuttle
Mamie Gardner
Bernard
Maynard
Leavenworth
Abner Garrett
St. James
B. W. Rattles
Tulsa
John Gielgud
Chesterfield
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