Pretty Choir Girl Dies in Suspicious Circumstance
London Oct 10 Believing Gladys Pryce a 25 year old choir singer may have drowned herself in a novel inspired tragedy. The Rev BE Wheeler disclosed collaboration on a book about divorce with Pryce and said she insisted the heroine end by death of own action.
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Charles BR. McCann
London
Gladys Pryce
Ste
BE. C. Wheeler
Miss Pryce
Woodford
Wheeler
di Vorce
Hoe
Better Homes Week Open House Sparks In-Store Displays
Better Homes week runs through the week with an open house Saturday night. Housewives tour shops to study arrangements and furnishings as Miss Edna Sampson models a glass house display at Standard Furniture. Local firms present dining room sets, drapery material, bedding, and overstuffed furniture with diverse room shows.
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Better Homes
Better Homes Week
W. G. Mohr
Advertising Club
Ralph Magee
M. E. Church
Edna Sampson
Grote Rankin Co
Exposition Week Opens in Seattle to Promote Fruit Show
Exposition Week begins in Seattle as Pacific Northwest fruit exposition supporters are urged to back the event. President John A. Gellatly of the exposition corporation addresses the Transportation and Lions clubs stressing community help to develop the fruit industry and distribution. He will address more city clubs through the week.
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Seattle
John A. Gellatly
Expodition Corporation
Transportation and
Lions’ Clobe
Gellatly
Exporiation
Grenfell to Speak at Seattle Y M C A Lyceum Course
The Seattle Y M C A announces the 71st annual Star Lyceum series opens October 20 with Dr. Alfred T. Grenfell as the featured speaker. The lineup includes Margaret Stahl, Hinshaw Concert Quartet, Garner Concert Jubilee and seven Dixie artists drawing capacity crowds.
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Seattle Y
Auction of Furs Is On in St Louis
Spirited bidding marked the second day of the semi annual fur auction in St Louis the world’s largest sale. Pelta of every description from jeopard skins to common house cat hides were offered to buyers from across the country. New York bidders predominated. Sales yesterday totaled nearly 900000 with 650000 from government owned furs.
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ST. Louis
New York
Father and Son Week Planned by YMCA
Plans for this year’s YMCA Father and Son week run November 12 to 19 and will be completed by Monday evening at the Meven Cafeteria where district chairmen and others meet. Father and Son dinners will be held in districts as last year, with attendance estimated around 10,000.
Thrift Essay Prize Winners Announced in Seattle Campaign
The Star awarded $25 for the best essay on What The Star s Thrift Campaign Means to Seattle and $15 for the second, with several one dollar prizes. Thomas Gill, 15, and James A McCausland, 14, won first and second. Other winners include Dorothy Gross Martha Ellen Mughes Niva Blatt Grace McCarthy Wy Kyk Spoor Peter Bullock and Ethelda Rayner. The article extols thrift s benefits for youth and the city urging saving and future prosperity.
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Thrift
the Star
Seattle
Thomas Gill
Seattle College
James A. McCausland
Pearce to Talk at Western Sunday School Convention
Pearce will address the 36th annual Western Washington Sunday School Association convention opening October 11 at the Y M C A. The event runs three days and showcases Pearce who is en route to the West Coast from a world tour for the association. He will speak in other coast cities before returning to the East. In Vancouver a drowning incident follows a epileptic stroke involving Mrs. John Beatty while bathing her baby.
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Western Washington Sunday School Association
Pearce
Vancouver
B. C
John Beatty
Couple Wedding Aboard Hydroplane Above American Lake
Tacoma reports its first airplane marriage as Lillian Zimmerman of Everett and Knute Iverson of Buena Washington wed on a hydroplane owned by Percy Barnes at American Lake. Rev Olaf Helen of the First Norwegian Lutheran church officiated. They plan to reside in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Lillian Zimmerman
Everett
Knute Iverson
Buenna
Wash
Percy Barnes
American Lake
Olaf Helen
First
Unfilled Tonnage Reported by United States Steel
United States Steel announces unfilled tonnage at 6,691,407 tons for September, up 761,502. The past year saw 10,730 passengers flown between the U.S. and England.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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Kenwood
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