Hollywood Gossip Notes From the Screen
A collage of entertainment chatter notes on Ruth Roman pausing beach work, a Chicago Field Museum lecturer seeking Bette Davis wig for age hair studies, Gary Cooper tanning for Bright Leaf, and film stars stunts with sugar glass. Jolson Sings Again radios and Jolson's record push, Ann Pennington versus Joan Caulfield leg imagery, plus William Holden's toe close ups in Sunset Boulevard and A Mother for May.
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Chicago Field Museum
Warner Bros
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Sunny Side social notes and travels
Mrs. Albert Brandl notes visits and homecomings. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee and children return from Albion after a week with relatives. Theis and Irwin families plan trips to eastern Nebraska and Iowa. Olson families return from Allensburg Washington visit with Robert Taylor’s family. Peters and Darling households hosted and visited. Theis hosted a plastic party. H S King visited daughter Ed Block’s home. Nels Hoagland of Denver stayed with daughter Malcolm Yeager.
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Harry Lee
Albion
Lester Theis
Susan Irwin
Nebraska
Iowa
Oscar Olson
Russell Olson
Allensburg
Wash
Robert Taylor
Tara Peters
Kenneth Darling
H. S. King
Ed Block
Nels Hoagland
Denver
Malcolm Yeager
Marriage Licenses Filed in Missouri and Nearby States
Rex Boff and Sidney Vera Gladys Legg of Mo along with Noel and Esther Mae Young of Sidney exchanged licenses on Oct 14. Raymond H. Henke of Dalton married Esther Mae Young of Sidney on Oct 19. Charles Fritz of Sargent Nebr and Marcella Hartman of Chicago wed Oct 21. Donald Schwartz of Potter and Jean Hippen of Lodgepole wed Oct 22. Lumir Musil of Potter and Dorothy Sebold of Sidney wed Oct 24. Lawrence Thompson of Lodgepole and Janice Whitefoot of Lodgepole wed Oct 25.
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Rex Boff
Sidney Vera
Gladys Legg
Noel
Raymond H. Henke
Dalton
Esther Mae Young
Sidney
Charles Fritz
Sargent
Nebr
Marcella Margaret Hartman
Chicago
Donald Schwartz
Potter
Jean I. Hippen
Lodgepole
Lumir J. Musil
Dorothy Sebold
Annual Hallowe'en Dance On Saturday
The St. Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church will host its annual Hallowe'en dance at the City Auditorium on Saturday night. The event shifts to include old time dancing with Joe Merck's orchestra providing music for both old and new styles. It is expected to draw a large crowd with special invites sent to square dancing groups outside the county. Admission is sixty cents per person tax included.
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St. Martha’s Guild of
The
Episcopal Church
City Auditorium
Joe Merck
Gurley Loyal Workers Meet Hosts Share Plant Talks
The Gurley Loyal Workers gathered at Mrs. Harold Smiths home on Friday October 21 with co host Mrs. Lloyd Gebhardt. Mrs. Wayne Elsen led the business meeting. Twelve members answered roll call naming their favorite house plant. Special guests were Mrs. Charles Gabriel and Mrs. John Engel. Mrs. Arnold Draper presented a lesson on Success with House Plants and Flowers and Mrs. Jack McVicker spoke on Undulant Fever. Talks covered the International Extension Club convention in Colorado Springs. A lunch was served by the hostesses.
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Gurley
Harold Smith
Lloyd Gebhardt
Wayne Elsen
Charles Gabriel
John Engel
Arnold Draper
Jack McVicker
Boston Sleep Trends Favor Twin Beds Over Singles
In a recent survey Boston residents showed 57 percent prefer single beds while 43 percent favor double beds. The report notes conservative tendencies coexist with modern comfort choices in housing preferences.
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Boston
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Ruth Roman
Gary Cooper
Colorado
South
David Brian
Ann Pennington
Joan Caulfield
Ann
Joan
Columbia
Jolson
William Holden
May
Holden
Sunny Side
Mrs
Albert Brandl
Lawrence Herman Thompson
Janice Lorraine Whitefoot
Hallowe’en
Midwest Electrical Construction Co
Howard W. Stentz
Maple St
Sidney, Nebr
Free
City and
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First
the Telegraph
Aatcowetn
IGA Brand
Lux
Hollywood
Tux
Barry
Cat
Swift
Brookfield
Fairmont
Jonathan Elke
Otto
Ri Ican
Rudy’s ‘Inc
Rudy Munderloh
Carl Baker
Ove
Perce
Aniversary
RINSO
Solum
SAVE
Corral
Swift's
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