First Class London Tailor A Real Snob
AP reports a famed London tailor Featherstonehaugh epitomizes snobbery yet artistry, dwelling on Savile Row. American client William Brassert recalls wartime separation. four years without contact end with Brassert visiting London to renew his wardrobe. Tailor greets him with calm relief despite bombed streets.
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London
William Brassert
Geneva
Brassert
Featherstonehauh
Feathurstonehaugh
Lake
Lane area notes include cheerleaders and baby named Regina Marie
John Lee of Liberty visited his parents in Lane. Lane High School elected cheerleaders Becky Neill Earlene Howard Helen Reeves and Barbara Hites with Flora Warren as substitute. Grade school cheerleaders are Mary Beets Nina Wiley Sharon McQuay and Penny Detwiler. S-Sgt Joe Luther and Ginger Brownlee welcomed a daughter Regina Marie at St Francis Topeka. Grandparents named Suthers and Brownlees. Ramona Kennedy Vivian Johnston with Miss Ireland visited Emporia. Leonard Spears became Lane Safe owner.
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John Lee
Liberty
Willard Lee
Lane High School
Becky Neill
Earlene ‘Howard
Helen Reeves
Barbara Hites
Flora Warren
Mary Beets
Nina Wiley
Sharon McQuay
Penny Detwiler
Earl Porter
Russell Robb
Bronson
S-Sgt
Joe Luther
Fopeka
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Regina Marie
Suther
Ginger Brownlee
Fred Suther
Blaine
Eddie Brownlee
Lane
Ramona Kennedy
Vivian Johnston
Miss Ireland
Emporia
C. K. Nicholas
C. L. Demarce
Kansas City
Leonard Spears
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By Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
West Jand
Regent St
Vicadilly
Saville Row
Mr. Feather
Slonehaugh
Hawlish
Featherstonehaugh
Shaw
Mr. Brassert
Dana Porter
BVS Electrice
Val
OK Bargain Store
At Budge
Budge's
Plymouth
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
See TV
Ottawa
Ottawa City
Coin Telephone
United States
Southwestern Bell
Wart Far
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