Broadway names and fame rise in a theatre mosaic
A New York theater sketch recalls figures like Frederick Statner who renamed himself Leslie Howard, Katharine Corbet hailed as America's First Lady of Theater, and Eugene O Neill praised as a genius. It mentions Louis, Arliss, Marie Dressler, George White, and many others who chased success, reinvented identities, or faced early rejections on Broadway.
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Harrison
New York
Broadway
London
Frederick Statner
Leslie Howard
Ethel Zimmerman
Buenos Aires
Bobe
Eugene O'Neill
Katharine Corbet
America
Patrick Campbell
George Arliss
Sinclair Lewis
Jack London
Charles Collins
Marie Dorothy Stone
Becam
Davocui
Jed Harris
Alex Yokel
George White
Earl Carroll
George Ross
Sam Haggis
California
Lee Shubert
Crosby Gaige
Lawrence Langer
Betteg
Martin Gary
Mahatma Gandhi
Oxford
George Ranft
Hell's Kitchen
Raft
Carl Laemmle
Renners Hold Sixth Reunion at Renner's Grove New Midway
The Renner family held its sixth reunion at Renner's Grove in New Midway on Sunday with 400 attendees. Rev J D Rockwell presided due to illness among officers. officers elected included Jesse L Renner president William Renner first vice president Roy Renner second vice president and Mrs William Boone secretary. The day featured Harmony Boys performances prayers recitations and a basket lunch. A long attendee list named many Renner relatives from multiple towns and states. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in August 1936.
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Renners
Renner
John Fogle
New Milway Harmony Boys
T. 8
Fike
Church of the Brethren
Thurmont
Richard Eckenrode
Jackson Reen
Rich
Jamd Eckenrode
Jesse
Peggie Ecklenrode
Jackson Keen
Mr. Rockwell
Mr. Mike
Roy Haines
Harmony Boys
Schilat
Rocky Ridge
Piac Mud
Jesse Renner
New Midway
William Renner
J.D
Pittsburgh
E D ‘Diller
Detour
H. P
Eichelberger
Frances Eichelberger
Busie Hyder
Frederick
M. D. Renner
Herbert Renner
Lonnie Renner
Brad Kolb
Iva Kolb
Washington, D. C
Clayton Snook
Mamie Houck
Lilie Bell Houck
Marion Houck
Keymar
W. Mitchell
Charley Mitchell
Luther Angel
Mass Bertins Cherry
Paul E. Nelson
R. L. Angel
Jack Rosen
Wallace Renner
Curtis Renner
Neda Renner
Charley
Seth
Wlndsis
Leslie Wiles
Elmer Renner
Ralph Renner
Eddie Ressner
Fengaulle
Walter Bohn
Ira Bohn
Wilbur Bohn
Roy Bohn
James Bohn
Howard Bohn
Yous
George Bohn
Mt Wolf
Theodore E. Renner
T. E. Renner
York
Russell Smith
Alton Smith
Union Bridge
Ray Koontz
Harry Bottler
Frances
Lucy Bottle
Zoe Kline
Richard and
Shuir
Samuel Renner
Anna Renner
Madena Renner
Earnest
Charles Little
Paul
Jane
Doris Renner
Littlestown
Milton Grimes
John Weybright
Saylor Wesbright
Wilbur Miller
Josephine
Richard Miller
Oscar Hoffman
Dortha Hoffman
Bayard Girabill
Strafford Grabill
Mary Fraily
Helen Dern
Mary Jane Airbaugh
Winfred Ecker
Audrey Meker
Milton Fogle
George Kipe
E W. Kipe
Clyde Potts
James Holts
Roscoe Six
John Young
Elmer Vanfossen
Wilbur Vanfoasen
Geo. Vanfossen
Amos Harshman
LeRoy Harshman
Claude Baker
Melvin Harshman
Gracie Wallhide
Louise
Marcelene Willhide
Llewellyn
Mildred
Roy Fogle
Eva Snyder
Clarence Snytter
Waynesboro
Betty Knox
Philadelphia
Garmie Harbaugh
John Harbaugh
Georgie Speak
Charles Holt
Paul Weber
Geo. Stoner
Samuel Stump
Helen
Robert Stump
Anita Clower
Atlantic City
John Hummer
Bettie Harris
Anna Bell Horner
Grace Fogle
Lewis Dutrow
Imer Litvon
Erlin
Mable Linston
Maurice Claybaugh
John Jackson
Billy
Anger and Fear Trigger Blood Pressure Changes
Health guidance outlines how emotions and room conditions affect blood pressure. It notes that sudden temperature shifts, physical exertion, and postural changes can raise systolic and diastolic readings, with risks varying by individual blood pressure status and overall health.
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Pelleryt
Luf's Stuff As We Go
A reflective piece by N. A. Lufburrow contemplates the direction of the year. The author questions whether brighter days lie ahead and argues that certainty comes only with living each day, offering a cautious, hopeful view on the path forward.
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Luf
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N. A. Lufburrow
Local social notes of Leesburg and surrounding areas
Loudoun society news covers Mrs Walk er Drake announcing relatives in Washington and Purcellville. Mr Walton W Cope of Ohio and Purcellville wedding trip plans. numerous visits by Rev A Le B Ribble and others to Hamilton, Chester, Baltimore, Maine, and Cape Cod. Windsor estate opened by Col Dorsey Cullen with guests. Middleburg residents traveling to Rhode Island and Bar Harbor. community gatherings include bridge games and dinners with local families and visiting guests.
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Breton Booher
Leestairg
Teather Eyes
Prem
Rockbridge
John A Gideon
Ada Porty Gibson
Winthrop Sanda
Joni G.ogon
Die
Pestog Hopkins
Stevens Worxart
Durrett
Woexdhuff
Shofieldtis
Genner Ferguson
Leesburg
Loudoun
Walker Drake
Washington
Marzello Ethel Bakero
Pirectiville
Walton W Cope
Onto
Purcellville
Cope
Thomas Baker
Onio
Lado County
George Hasel
Chester
Atlantc City
Hasel
Woo Pind
Pamies
Edinburgh
Ind
Col Dorsey Cullen
Windsor
Upprrville
Dorsey H. Cullen
Cullen
Pennsylvania
Page Dame
Walton Vaughn
Ashland
Vaughn
J. T. Mi- Tey
Rev
J. M York
Baltimore
Middleburg
Jane Volmer
Jane Volmar
Grate Volmar
Esther Volm Tat
Herbert Richardson
Riverton Hosts Dinner Amid Local Visits
The report lists visiting locals including Mr and Mrs Hugh Ho Piggott, Mrs Hermon Piggott, Mr and Mrs Oliver Sutth, and Mr and Mrs Gealy as well as Helen Piggott. Calvage recorded 604 here, noted as the highest figure in the United States.
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TU Et Vota
Qin Mit
Hugh Ho Piggott
Cei
Hantas
William Moore
Mike Ida Lie Mooreayes
Hermon
Calvage
The
United States
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New Mil- Way
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Edward Koontz
Clarence Koonts
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Jack Dempsey
Te Califor Pacific International Exposition
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Wistensweeps GB
Morris Fishbein
Journal of
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the Health Magazine
Dorothy Jackson
Harvey Haush
Harris Harrison
Calvin Rice
Satlie Albaugh
Taneytown
J.C. Nusbaum
Harry Young
Harold
Donald
Lewis Young
Herman. Fogle
Norris Fogle
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Silas Schildt
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Tommie Eller
Clarence Shankle
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Lester Hattison
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Edward Bond
Oscar Bond
Loudoun Briefs
Jo Armistead
Poe
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Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Weller
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Lehigh
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Frederick, MD
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