World centers of fashion lure Hollywood gowns here
Gossip of Stuff Correspondesty notes Hollywood fashion figures flocking to the city for gowns and outfits as trends shift from Paris. Local dressmakers contest who dominates the industry while American designers and imported fabric makers influence fittings. A star known for a film now has gowns made locally before heading to France.
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Harry BE. Flanagan
Saradonelews
Hollywood
Henew
Are Way
Fashionable Hollywood Styles Spark Widespread Talk
The article details new Hollywood fashion trends including backless gowns with flesh-colored undergarments and lace trimmed hats. Voice from Paris predicts the demise of short skirts and shift toward high footwear, black silk hosiery, and longer gloves. It notes film stars adopting the “protege” entourage and mentions Antonio Moreno planning to bring three proteges from Europe, plus a French associate and a Portuguese artist.
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Mlle
Henriette Dallot
Poiret
Paris
Guard Against Bad Water On Vacation
Harrisburg reports health talk warns vacationers to avoid drinking from open streams or unprotected springs and to ensure water from dug wells is tight. If safe water isn’t available, add one drop of tincture of iodine per quart and remember water is a vital food.
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Cinternational News Service
Harrisburg
H. P. Draks
Bureau of Engineering
Pennsylvania Department of Health
A Belle Center Miss Seeks Advice On Love Choices
Abe Martin and Fawn Lippincut discuss a Belle Center Ohio letter on whether to marry the man who loves her or the man she loves. The piece notes changing times, modern husbands, and cautions about choosing life paths, work, and home life, with counsel on temperament and independence.
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Belle Cébter
Ohio
Misa Fawn Lippincut
Belle Center
Peace Returns To Centre County As Measure Is Signed
Centre county faced a marriage legality issue when Justice A Robinson’s official acts were challenged. Governor Pinchot signed a bill validating Justice Robinson acts, resolving that couples were legally married. Attorney General Woodruff had said Robison’s actions were not legal for two years.
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Centre County
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Batts
Clearfield Centre
Bili To Validate All “Official’’ Acts of Justice of the Peace
A. Robinson
Robinson
Woodruff
Centre County Prothonotary Notes Retroactive Betts Bill
A formal notion of acceptance is recorded as the governor cleans the retroactive Betts bill, validating all actions. Prothonotary of Centre County remarks on the quiet in Centra as the measure takes effect.
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Centre County
Centra
Betts
New Auditorium Used At Bessemer High School
BESSEMER Pa May 16 The senior class presented the first program in the new high school auditorium on May 13 Speakers from each class shared the program PW Griffin school board president spoke of education and urged continued study Miss Gladys Nord earned a 150 Westminster College Home Lighting Contest scholarship and received a gold medal and engraved certificate along with a commendation letter from New York judges The program featured songs speeches duets and a piano solo by Angeline McLusso with other students Lovna Sussany Lillian Nord and Leonard Levinson among those contributing
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Bessemer
PW. Griffin
Spok
Gladys Nord
Westminster College
Realty transfers list includes multiple township property trades
Realty transfers record numerous parcels in Shelby County with transfers between individuals and towns such as Wayne Pulaski Union Second ward and Ellwood. Notable values include several $1 transfers plus a $4 000 deal. The list also includes a miscellaneous note about a Nebraska girl champion speller and a London Zoo remark about mice and bees.
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Shelby Land Co
George T. Atsing
Wayne Township
Martin Fedork
Martin Xoller
Pulaski
Tinatan Elmer
Robt. E. Young
Hourth Ward
Joseph T. Campbell
Michael Schindler
George F. Moser
James Brooks
Neshannock
Bozo Glanuskja
Matthew Kovacic
Charles W. Lamport
Milton A. Bickett
Ellwood
J. Leslie Ellis
Russell J. Eckles
James VI. Muir
Nong
Pulaski Township
Edwin E. Marshall
Union Township
Edwin @. Marshall
Andrew J. Wilcox
DD. Angell
Mike Mike
Elliott
Hlugh F. Robinson
Hiskory Township
Sir
Harlansburg Events Headline Local Grange Hall Program
The kitchen orchestra of Butler will perform at Liberty Grange Hall on Monday evening May 18 under Harlansburg High School auspices. A market picnic is planned at the high school on Thursday May 21, the closing day. Coffees will be served. Several residents recoveries and visits are noted. The Baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev. C C Anderson in Plaingrove Baptist Church on May 17. Class Night and Commencement are set for May 20 and 21 at the Presbyterian Church.
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Butler
Liberty Grange Hall
Harlansburg High School
Sergio Fennick
Marlanssburg
Blanch Brown
Marlanssurg
Helen Kildoo
Herlanssburg
Sergle
Pennick
Pearl Reynolds
Lees‘burg
Della Thompson
Glenn
Harlansburg
New Castle
C. C. Anderson
C. C. Anderson Af l Plaingrove In the Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
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Keystone Furniture CO
Washington Street
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East Washington Street
Gloria
Antonio Moreno
Europe
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Fred D. March
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YMCA
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Washington St
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Elwond City
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