Vacation Warning From a Lake Trip Tale
A retired anecdote recalls a goofy lake outing featuring Gobel, Happy Holloway, and a sack dress exchange. The narrator warns friends to watch for four vacation hazards: poison ivy, poison oak, snake bite, and anyone proposing a trip. The advice ends with a playful farewell to the neighbors.
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Gobels Have Vacation At a Real Fun Spot
Hollywood columnist shares a humorous anecdote about George Gobel and his wife Alice planning a vacation with their family pets. The piece riffs on a misadventure at a rustic lodge where a closed bar signals a playful misrule, napkin rings, and comic encounters with fellow guests including a television-hating wife.
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Rainbow Bridge Named National Monument by Taft in 1910
The Rainbow Bridge arch in southern Utah spans a dry creek in canyon country. National Geographic notes its length nearly equals a football field and its width supports a two lane highway. Taft designated it a national monument in 1910.
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