Divorce Notices From Lancaster Term 1931 Docket
Alias subpoenas issued for Elizabeth W Nebel versus Paul Nebel and other divorce actions. Each party is commanded to appear before Lancaster judges starting December 21 1931 at 10 o clock am to show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff signs convey official process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nebel
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth W. Nebel
P. P. Dattisman
Charles Foti
Terim
Marianna Foti
Didi
Heebert E
Reed
Werber
Carrie M. Reed
William
Walters
Matilda Z. Walters
Armistice Day Services Highlight Evangelical Church
The annual Armistice Day services were held at the Evangelical Congregational Church with three addresses by Dr. Paul Barackman of New York City. Music by the Mohnton S&S Orchestra and East Petersburg Male Chorus pleased attendees, and overall turnout exceeded expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Congregational Church
Paul Barackman
New York City
Mohnton S&s. 8
East Petersburg
M. Clark
Lancaster General Hospital
Sunshine Bible
Evangelical 8. 8
C. S. Kauffman
Lititz
Public Sale at Thea L Forney's Lititz Property
Public sale on December 1 1931 at Thea L Forney's stone quarry on North Broad Street Lititz Pa includes a Marmon Coupe 1920 a Schwartz truck 1928 and Rowe truck 1925 and various industrial items. Sale starts 1 20 PM with terms announced by M G Schaeffer trustee in bankruptcy. High level community notices follow including an oyster supper and a public sale of household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea. L. Forney
N. Broad Street
Lititz
Ayestinghouse
Gould
Schwartz
Rowe
Angelical Congregational
S. S
D. B. Killian
A. E. Miller
Evangelical Church
Big 5
Schaum's
Philadelphia Athletics
Earnshaw
Foxx
Peterson
Miss Curves Pioneered 1931 Stage Style by Miss Pennington
Introduction to Miss Pennington a star early adoptee of the curves vogue. She says dancing requires reserve energy and plenty of wholesome foods including meat potatoes and desserts for performance pep. Her favorite snack is bread and jam or bread and butter with sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missa Pennington
Miss Pennington
Ruth Elder on new freedom and double standards
Ruth Elder discussed the code of female freedom at a Los Angeles dinner, doubting men would understand and noting how women face skepticism when acting upright. A joke about kissing seven men at a beach party illustrates the double standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elder
Los Angeles
Ironic Farm Egg Riddle Sparks Childlike Inference
Two city children visiting their uncle's farm spotted a newly laid egg and puzzled over how the hen puts the shell on. One child suggests the hen lays the egg first and then plastered it, a playful, mistaken rhyme about farm life.
Boy’s Goofy Flight Tale Stirs Schoolroom Laughter
In Looking Back style a teacher asks Thomas about airplanes. The boy recalls a summer ride and jokes that he enjoyed it only after landing. The exchange captures a light classroom moment with a wink at early aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Barbershop Strife Over Hair Restorer Offer
Mr. Grouch refuses a barber’s pitch for a hair restorer. He vows to remain entirely bald and avoid future haircuts, muttering in stubborn defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grouch
College baseball tale of a young batter’s wild early days
A former college player recalls his youth as a bit wild at first. He admits struggling to hit the plate early, but notes he consistently stole runs and improved as the game progressed.
Cause of Waves In Doubt As Pavement Appears Wavy
A humorous panel questions pavement appearance with Isid and a flagstone motif. The dialogue notes a wavy surface and tosses light on street imagery. No clear resolution or event reported beyond the visual joke.
Comic Toons and Stage Jokes From Old Papers
A humorous collage of cartoons and stage spoof lines with quick quips about relationships flying and a jest about a playwrights lack of polish. Names and lines from the era mingle with playful banter and theater jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Webster class teaches deficit concept to Johnny
A teacher asks Johnny what deficit means and Johnny replies that it is what you have less than you once had when you had nothing. The exchange captures a humorous misunderstanding in a young learner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Iit
Convulsive Dress Causes Laughs in Witty Exchange
In a humorous, wordy quarrel a person complains a dress is too small and causes convulsions while another quips about shoes, hats, and a proverb. The exchange satirizes fashion woes and transactional grievances without taking a serious tone.
Eugenie and the birth of modern fashion and smoking trends
The article recalls Eugenie de Montijo, wife of Napoleon III, influencing Parisian haute couture and breaking social norms. It notes her American lineage, a pivotal New Year’s Eve insult, and Napoleon III’s promise of revenge leading to marriage. It also links her era to later shifting attitudes toward women smoking and to modern cigarette innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie- Eugenie-Ignace-Augustine de Montijo
Napoleon III
William Kirkpatrick
Malaga
Spain
France
Eugenie
Tuileries Palace
Paris
Suave tailored gown for fall by Emma
Fashion notes present a feminine tailored dress for autumn. It highlights a soft corduroy look with frills and a bow, designed by Madame Schiaparelli and made by David Crystal, combining worsted and silk like fabrics for drape and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Lou Fetta
Madame Schiaparelli
David Crystal
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Marianna Fotil
Carrie M, Reed
Brownstown
M. G. Schaeffer
Theodore L. Forney
Atias E. Burkholder
Atty
John L. Herr
Auct
Anna Getz
Paradise
Raymond A. Getz
Baltimore
D. C
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Miss Curves
Broadway
Ann Pennington
Sam Penn Drake
Studebaker
C. M. Snavely
Warwick
Broad Street
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pershing
Chicago Fair
John J. Pershing
Travel and Transport
Chicago
Hugeria
Eugante
Rom
Winterhalter
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