La Paloms Beep Hour tale escalates to peril and romance
In a melodramatic chapter, Blanda Le s, 20, becomes La Paloms and ferries from Suwanee Collier, ukulele star, as Greg Du Pont vies for marriage. Carmel Prevost schemes to possess jewels, while Elanda overhears plots and is locked by Carmel. Greg seeks a detective, and a car chase leads to a tense confrontation as romance and danger collide. The cliffhanger ends with a front page twist announcing a bogus lord robbery and engagement scandal.
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Blanda Les
la Palons
la Paloms
Suwanee Collier
Greg du Pont
Carmel Prevost
Lord Dusexberry
Elanda
Carmel
Mamie
Greg
Woman's City Club Plans Aviation Section for Pegular Program
The Woman's City Club of Washington DC launches an aviation focused segment within its three specialized committees. The effort aims to broaden public awareness through a dedicated Pegular program featuring lectures and demonstrations.
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Woman's City Club
First Woman’s Club
Count
Washington, D. C
Miami Havana daily 32 passenger airplane service
A daily air service operates between Miami Florida and Havana Cuba with a capacity of 32 passengers per flight. The service links two major cities and supports regional travel. No schedule details are provided in the text.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Henrietta Ladies Aid notes and visitors in April events
The Henrietta community report details the M. E. church Ladies' Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Albert Snyder with a church parlor tea for many members and guests. It also lists visits from Mattie Mitchell of Cleveland, Mrs. Frank Hart, Rev. Ernest Bauman, and other locals, plus ongoing church activities and other town social notes.
Local Surnames and Visits From Lorain and Berlin Heights
fin, Ohio, occupied the pulpit at the Reformed church Sunday morning. Mrs. Charles Butchko and son s Lewis and Mrs. Oscar Szabo, all of Lorain, called on friends here Wednesday. Mrs. Etta McDowell who has spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. George Page and family, of Berlin Heights, has returned home. Clyde McDowell is ill with an attack of gainsr. E. M. Cook of Oberlin, called on his brother, Charley Cook, one day last week. Frank Kalble is confined to his home bys mness. Roy Sanders and son Melvin and Miss Victor Hammond, as of Wellington, spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Sanders and a family.
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Henrietta
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Albert Snyder
Mesdames
D. A. Bennett
Walter Bennett
Adam Angzgersach
Roy Angersbach
John Hesrettier
Fred Myers
Anna Buchs
Katie Weidman
Elmer Portman
John Baumann
Leonard Buchs
Leon Hopkins
Henry Emderick
Will Chapin
Obe Rey
Airs
Franks
H. E. Settlege
Iar Jackson
Toledo
Chartes Cook
The
Evangelical Church
Harry Jones
Lawrence Larsen
Omar Sanders
Henry Glisner
Ralph McDowell
Eric Archer
Etta McDowell Rex
le Mittin
Melvin Unger
HR. Currier
Mattin Sanders
Enests
Joe Knobbe
Rancis
John Gusindorefer
Anna Wryttenbach
Lamvermyer
Hichard
Shirley Winger
the Reformed Church
Ber Bo
Will Schlecter
Frank Berg
George Kreig
Mirs
Ray Brown
Shirley Dele- Heid
William Jackson
Robert Hart
Lorain
Henry Andress
Vermilion
Andrews Farm
State Road
H. E. Sertlege
McCutcheonville
Ohio
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
June Twining
Tracey
Spencer
Lonis
Daniel Burghalier
Tit
Fin
Reformed Church
Charles Butchko
Lewis
Oscar Szabo
Etta McDowell
George Page
Familh
Berlin Heights
Clyde McDowell
E. M. Cook
Oberlin
Charley Cook
Frank Kalble
Mness
Roy Sanders
Melvin
Victor Hammond
Wellington
O. S. Sanders
East Chicago man freed over whiskey odor in court ruling
An East Chicago man was freed after a Twin City court accepted that a whiskey odor from a five gallon can could not be poured out of a car before officers arrived. Special Judge Max Goldsmith cited law to deem the odor insufficient for conviction.
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Gary
Ind
Wisconsin boat house owners warned on soda license rule
Madison Wisconsin boat house proprietors were warned by Harry Klueter chief chemist of the dairy commission that they must obtain licenses for the sale of soda water beverages and soft drinks. Many proprietors protest by seeking only one license.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Harry Klueter
The
Dairy Commission
Klueter
Teacher 67 Years Service Credited in Indiana
CAVINGTON Ind Miss Olive E Cofeen a teacher for 67 years is believed to have died while in possession of a rational record for letter of service in her possession. Miss Cofeen t
Teaching Career Began At Fifteen In Veedersburg Area
Greenfield Indiana report notes Clarence Dodd, a former resident, returning to his old home town. The text mentions a young teacher starting at age 15 in a building east of Veedersburg and a datie age of 72 cents, reflecting a local reminiscence vibe and period pricing.
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Veedersburg
Greenfield
Ind
Clarence Dodd
Local court fines man in po and liquor case
A defendant received a 60 day jail term and a $196 fine on charges involving po and Sisalag liquor. The report notes tiny salt water particles contribute to a blue color in the liquid.
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Radio Beauty
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F. O. B. Factory
Dodge Brothers
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