Water fete lanterns light a lakeside romance
In a moonlit lake pageant at Glenarm a canoe with a star lantern stages Helen Holbrook’s dazzling paddle as Miss Pat and Donovan watch from the launch. The spectacle ends with Helen’s silhouette and a graceful escape that sparks gossip and a hint of forbidden desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbe Merrill
Ganfidel
Miss Holbrook
Port Annandale
Helen
Sima
Venice
Miss Pat
Pat
Saranac
York
Kennebunk
Glenarm
Mise
Mise Pat
Luma
Helen Holbrook
St. Agatha’s
Margaret
Melancholy of Mr Gillespie in Helen Holbrook’s perilous circle
The narrator recalls days of peace with Helen Holbrook disrupted by renewed suspicions and events. He maintains a guard over her while doubting the growing tensions with Gillespie and the morally fraught aid he gives to free Helen from her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holbrook
St. Agatha
Pat
Gillespie
Elri
Republican City Convention Adopts Citizens Ticket
The Plattsmouth Republican meeting forms a citizens ticket dubbed Republican amid tense protests and public doubts. A. L. Tidd chairs, James M. Robertson named chairman, and committees elected as factions clash over resolutions and seating. Local music program praised by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
A. L. Tidd
Tom Murphy
City Central Committee
T. H. Pollock
James M. Robertson
Robertson
George Farley
A. L. Tid
Buttrey
H. N. Dovey
Dovey
A. Schneider
Tidd
Newell
Republican Party
Plattsmouth
Sam Archer
Citizens Committee
J. P. Falter
Frank
B. A. McElwain
Wm. Weber
C. Kudson
H. Barthold
H. Barthold, Fifth Ward
C. C. Desplain
Fourth Number of Passion Performs at St Luke's
yesterday the fourth part of the Passion by Prof. Austin and St Luke's choir drew overflow crowds at St Luke's church. The religious concert, praised as the greatest locally performed, surpasses even Handel's Messiah in depth and emotional reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8
Austin
Glenn Scott
Edna Petersen
Marie Donnelly
Kittle Cummins
St. Luke's
Plattsmouth
St. Luke's Church
Prof
Lena Rivers Play Ties to Holmes Novel in Local Study
Beulah Poynter adapted Lena Rivers from Mrs Mary J Holmes for Lena Rivers production by Nixon Co She spent weeks in Slocumville Massachusetts and near Frankfort Kentucky to study the locale and characters She researched Granny Nichols Nancy Scavendyke and Lena's life to capture authentic detail The Parmie hosts the show next Wednesday evening March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon & Co
Lena Rivers
Mary J. Holmes
Slocumville
Mass
Frankfort
Lena
Granny Nicholsa
Nancy Scavendyke
John Livingston
Miss Poynter
Granny
Livingstone
Durward
Poynter
Law
the Parmie
Mrs Hans Passh Departs After Death Of Wohlfarth
Mrs Hans Passh leaves on the mall train at noon to return home after attending the death of Mrs William Wohlfarth. Her husband Wohlfarth accompanied her for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Passh
William Wohlfarth
Herman Wohlfarth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meredith Nicholson
Illustrations By
Ray Walters
Glenarmplier
Olfles
Annandale
Donovan
Plymouth Rock
Wondlernight
Westchester
Loreal Emporium
Saint What
Henry Holbrook
New York
Mr. Gillespie
Tee
Republcan
Council Chamber
House of Kappenheimes
Cc. E. Wescott