Tourists Club Set For Week Of Entertainment
Members of the Jopos Tourist club will enjoy a week of entertainment including a piano recital by Katherine Clark Walker, instruction by Maxwell, a dance with Eddie Warsick’s trio, a progressive bridge party, and a Winter Seaside tea. Tourists from India listed include Meshanies O. Webb, Harriet Pitman, Zeta Reed, Emma J. Smith, and Elizabeth Reed.
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Urists
Jopos
Mixa Therineg Clark “Walker
Roso Maxwell
Kyisiagl
Ronis
Mita Gilding
Eddie Warsick
Church Offers Prayers for Christmas Recovery
Austin news notes prayers at Assembly of God for Mary Christmas recovery after illness. Youthful members led devotional exercises and sought Christ’s aid in healing. A Friday public dance with Bob Skiles Orchestra is announced.
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Austin, der
INS
Assembly of God Church
Mary Christmas
Miss Christmas
Reser
E. Eich
Helen Hudson
Bob Skiles
Nee. H.R. Tiegler
Seeretare
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Mayor G A Summersts Idea On Child Safety
London dispatch reports Mayor G A Summersts of Horssey proposes that children are safer when carried on their mothers right arm, claiming the strongest arms guard better. The note falls in a whimsical line about parental protection and balance.
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Puenomengn
London
G. al, Summersts
Horssey
Accident Sends Man to Hospital on Howth New Traunfels Ave
Rudolph Rivas of 316 Omaha Street was taken to Nobert UW Green Memories Hospital Saturday night after an accident in the 300 block of Howth New Traunfels Avenue. The Miscelmacsas column lists many exceptional offerings in articles for the home, office, or card.
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Rudolph Rivas
Omaha Street
Nobert UW
Green Memories
Saturdy
Howth New Traunfels Avenue
Reed
Gridiron Club Turns Jester in Washington Dinner
President Hoover led a Gridiron Club dinner with top figures including Vice President Curtis, cabinet members, ambassadors, and governors. A staged political drama spoofed national issues as crowds watched a chorus of prominent guests and a satirical sketch lit up the evening.
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Ailvier
Owelth Pital Gridiron
Earthor
Ritchie
Pinchot
Robinson
Aekmnant
Melvin ‘Ray
White
Ohio
White House
Daniel Willans
Haltimore and Obin
Senate
House
Aloge
Presid
Jay Frre
Chrysler
City Hall
Jimmy Walker
Anil
Tietze
Broadway
Tammany
Ing
Ware
Haskat
Cox
Roosevelt
Davie
Enor
Rougeerit
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Smith
Giral
Smill
Ciobd
Tong
Frank
Veertvelt
Ealth—Yeal
Gael
Garbled Royal Court Scene Sparks Prohibition Jibe
A chaotic pageant features masked figures and a monarchic rite with Tarens and Sen. Watson, Moses, and Omar Khayyam among the players. Prohibition as a backdrop emerges in jests and a deportation order from labor authorities follows a chaotic chorus, ending with a courtroom verdict for naval officers and a sentence on shipboard misconduct.
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Tarens
Watson
Lermine
Moses
Rone
Vepublicans
Fess
Moaver
Ormonar Khayyam
Amrrivan
Amerien Ting Mo Khayyata
Amere
Omar
Mara
M Willebrand
Vishay Cannon
Henatar Sheppard
Sail Aheppard
Omar Khayyam
Cannon
Iabor
Ahnar
William Laward ‘Gardiner
Navy Longue
Gottan
Junked autos flood September disposal reports
A mid century note records a surge in junked cars during September. The report notes a 14 percent drop in mood and mentions autos sent to junk piles, with four times as many discarded in September compared with August. Names and places are garbled in the OCR fragment.
Knife Heals Wound in Battle to Save Wife
A surgeon treated a knife wound to William Grout after a burglary attempt. The doctor stabilized the patient and repaired damage with sutures. Doctors expect a 84 chance of recovery as efforts focus on saving his wife and family.
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William Grout
Burgery
Thymuegean
Crothindoo
Automaker Fines Driver Ten Cents In Odd Street Row
An informal court report notes Jay Walker fined a motorist ten cents after an incident at an intersection. The driver paid the token fine, and the case concluded with minimal formal action.
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Jay Walker
Svlynse
Jaye
Avout Winn
Woman Runs From Parents After Marriage Breakup
A Montclair woman, age sixteen, left her husband six weeks after their marriage. She climbed from a bedroom window using a sheet rope, then sold her photo to a newspaper and charged her husband’s attorney to bring in others for more money. Her father, a Western Union official, filed assault charges against the husband. The case reflects a troubled marriage and a heated custody dispute.
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Beris T. Pitkerell
Beatties Watclay
Montclair
Wee
Uri
Meniries
Baeclay
Rickergll
Lough
Nonie casbSble -Ideng
Ulionaire
John
Direet Ts
Ice
Western Union
Qud
Duckon
Pickerell
Ani
Henteioe
Iw Onge
Cii
Bob
Prince Will Sample 10-ton Pudding on Christmas Padding
London reports the Prince of Wales will distribute a giant pudding made of empty promises to 10,000 unemployed, with the Lord Mayor of London presenting the first package. The event aims to boost morale as 100,000 people are expected to attend and the pudding travels to a bakery for holiday packaging.
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Prince
London
Prince of V
Ford Mayer
Mother Seeks Child’s Mother in Disputed Case
The San Antonio Child Protection Agency reports a custody dispute over a boy named Linowed Floots. The mother, Mrs. Sheppard, claims the child as hers and says her parents live on an Oklahoma farm. Authorities will communicate with the grandfather and search to locate the missing hand brig to verify the child’s parentage. The mother plans a visit to Mubrito’s office on Monday to prove maternity to a court.
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Misa Laity
San Autmiin
le Dairrman
Mubrito
Lan Dat Sip
50,000,000 Guests Expected at Fair
Chicago announces a vast World’s Fair attendance with the railroad system urged to upgrade facilities to handle tens of millions of visitors during the event.
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Ginals
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