Autumn Fashions Show Few Real Refinements This Year
Betsy Schuyler surveys fall style noting little new in clothes yet sharp fits and tailored lines dominate. Princess Olbarensky arrives in smart faille Oxford mix suit with fox fur, dark red flowers, and matching accessories, reflecting the era's color and texture trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Schuyler
NEA
New York
Princess Olbelensy
Maviel Astor
Lads Ribbesdale
Vincent
Astor
Supreme Court affirms presidential removal power
Washington report on Oct 26 notes a historic Supreme Court ruling in a six to three decision upholding the presidents unrestricted power to remove appointed officers without Senate consultation. The ruling, delivered by Chief Justice Taft, sustains executive control while conceding limits for a few judges, with Justice McReynolds and others offering separate opinions.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Frank S&s Myers
Wison
Portland
Ore
Tato
Myers
Hhis Remova i i
Tait
Holmes
McReynolds
Brandeis
Uni
Sion
dAiik
Har Qanioiak
C&ief
Justive Taft
Hinge
Local Obituary and Community Notes From Wolfsville
Mrs Min terva Ann Frushour widow of Jack son Frushour died Oct 15 at the home of her grandson Marshall Leatherman where daughter Amanda Leatherman resides She was 87 years 1 month 4 days Funeral services were held Monday morning led by Rev C A Neal Also noted is a Columbus Day observance at the school with a program including a pantomime reading and speeches A Parent Teachers Association was formed with officers elected The Wolfsville High School defeated Adamstown 12 to 2 in field ball Oct 14 An injury to Glen Wolfe who scalded his leg was reported and Mrs Groghter of Branden was hospitalized with a mother On Oct 25 the community meeting at the school discussed local events including a Columbus Day program and PTA formation
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Wolfsvile
Minterva Ann Frushour
Jackson Frushour
Marshall Leatherman
Amanda Leatherman
C. A. Neal
Marhail Shafer
Frederick
Mahala Stottiemyer
Ntgomery County
Ai Fon
Kelljer
Newton Smith
John
Jacob Warrenfeltz
John Stoule
Smyer
Elmer Bussard
Roger Culler
A. E. Hars
Charley Harshmatary
Marshall H. Leatherman
L. Leatherman
Sigam
Wolfstitle High Seaces
Adamstown
Olintad Wolfe
Branden
Worh- Hospital
Five states feel a brunt of hurricane
New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Rhode Island endured tropical storms with winds up to 75 miles per hour. Three people were killed and many injured as harbor traffic collapsed and property damage spread across over a dozen towns. A freighter crashed into a pier after capsizing in the Hudson River, while trees toppled and roofs were ripped from homes in New Jersey and Massachusetts.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
G. F. Brady
Hudson River
Irvington-on- Hudson
Anna Pettit
Hempstead
L. I
New York Harbor
Farnby
New York Central
70Th Street
Philadelphia
Pinsiell
Mass
Local Families Gather for Home Visits and Meetings
Mr and Mrs David Stauffer and children George and Margaret of Hagerstown visited at Mr and Mrs W G Dar. Mr and Mrs Stanley Berkman and daughters Eleje and Dorcus hosted at Theotore Kline's home. Girls Club held regular meeting Monday at Miss Kathria Wolfe's home. Misses Gladys Sonrenbanch and others from Hatersman visited Mr ALE Bensenhaign. Kenneth Emi from Worra joined Mrs Wade Wolfe.
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David Stauffer
George and
Margaet
William Dav Ani
Hagerstown
W. G. Dar
Stanley Berkman
Eleje
Dorcus
Rueste
Theotore Kline
Girs Chih
Kathria Wolfe
Gladys Sonrenbanch Ang Ot
Hatersman
Wares
Ale
Bensenhaign
Kenneth Emi
Wora
Wade Wolfe
Nature Displays Southwest Variety In NEA Feature
Nature Displays Greatest Variety In Southwest By NEA Service. Tuscan Arizona October 26. Arizona and New Mexico offer deserts, scenery, Indian ruins and reservations, Spanish romance and warm sun. The Roosevelt Dam and Grand Canyon attract motorists, with travel extending from Tucson to the Petrified Forest and into New Mexico. Modern roads are mostly dirt, with few mountains and many interesting prehistoric sites along the way.
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NEA Service
Tuscan
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Theromanne West
America
Fursen
Tucson
Colorado River
Usturel
Luge Canyon
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt
Flagstaff
Altentown
Petrified Forest
Gallup
Glace Canyon
Chae
Canyon
Etacs
Etiquette prospector in State Dept intrigues officials
Washington observes Assistant Secretary J Butler Wright keeps a calendar of foreseen days for congratulatory messages to foreign heads. Wright and Charles Cooke manage ceremonial details at the State Department, White House, and visiting dignitaries, while cabinet and Supreme Court rival for precedence at official receptions.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
J. Butler Wright
President Coolidge
Warions
Einve
White House
Charles TL. Cooke
State Department
Darae Af Epremenies
Wright Har
Foreize Niables
Wasa- Ircien
Vic
Cooke
Tom Bat
Miss Hanan
Poets Hidden in Science Legends in Early Print
Scientists and doctors from history are noted for writings beyond their fields Doctor Ebenezer Brewer author of an immortal poem Little Drops of Water Doctor Jenner known for vaccination also wrote Signs of Rain Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson aka Lewis Carroll wrote Alice in Wonderland Say You Saw It In The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer
Doctor Jenner
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
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Princess Gobateushy
Wolfsville
Southwest
Chettre Kettle
Great Southwestern Prairth Lands
State Dept
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Masaryk
Bafter Wright
Ay ‘Minbazedor
Fuller
Witte
Farbo
Allen G. Quynn
P. L. Hargett & Co
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Ebert Howe. Co
A Harry
Santa F
California
J A HyaFe
Sunny
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
Fred Harvey Club
Harveycar
Dillard
Agent Santa Fe Ry
Paliadelphia
Mttenhouse
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury’s Best
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