Flower Show Slated at Columbia Township Gym
Colors and fragrance of hundreds of flowers will vie for attention at the Columbia Garden Club flower show to be held August 25 in the Columbia Township school gymnasium. Amateur growers may exhibit, with nine division classes from table arrangements to wildflowers and a children's class. Judging starts at 11 AM, exhibitors may enter multiple classes but not the same exhibit more than once. ribbon awards go to first and second place.
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Columbia Township
Columbia Garden Club
Nelson Walters
Brinner
Edna Hirsch
L. Royer
Cooley
J. Ho Barrer
Wiley Roth
George Fisher
Olaf Henke
Vile Stearns
Ims L Roser
Homer Barter
Bernard Curing
Wlda Heineman
1 Heynes
Publicist Ivy Lee Said to Be Wealthy Figure in New York
The article portrays Ivy Lee as a highly influential and well paid publicist, renowned for shaping press narratives and guiding publicity for major interests, including Rockefeller interests and foreign governments. It notes his mansion on East 46th Street and expansive Broad Street offices, and hints at his shift from editorial roles to frontline public relations work.
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New York
Ivy Lee
Roccefeller
Big Industre
Broad Street
Haige
Broadway Banter and Notable Names in 1934 Screen Scene
A collage of celebrity quips and sly anecdotes from 1934 covers actors like Paul Whiteman and George Givot, popular jokes about language fluency, and odds and ends on figures such as Lindbergh and Mizner. It sketches a panoramic, vivant snapshot of show business gossip and public figures in that era.
Lady of the Slinper Ends in Walkout at Opening Night
The Wed opening of OLMS featured Victor Hebert leading the orchestra in his operettas. Except for one piece, Hebert always conducted premieres, notably not in Lady of the Slinper which he wrote for C B Dillingham. A rehearsal strain led to a walkout by Dillingham, who returned the next day to reconcile.
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Hildegard Couney
R.N
Victor Hebert
Dillingham
Betsxoe Dillingham
Mersert
Biltmore chat hints at a character along Lar
A fragment notes conversations at the Biltmore about a character moving along Lar. The brief hints at a social scene but offers limited detail on who, what, or why, leaving the core facts unclear.
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The
Biltmore
Tiny calf born in Kansas pasture draws attention
A 10 pound vest-pocket calf found near Lawson Viers’s pasture in Smith Center Kansas is normal aside from its size. It is fed three nursing bottles of milk daily. In Missouri, white ants have nearly destroyed Dade County record books, with a nook chewed through a thick woollen floor.
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Smith Center
Kan
Lawson Viers
Greenfield
Dade County
Blizzard party reunites jurors at Durand farm
Jurors who sat with Howard W. Durand in a February blizzard reunited at a Durand farm picnic. Judge Frederick M Peasley attended as a guest while temperatures hovered in the early 90s during the lunch and corn roast.
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Cheshire
Connil Pi
Howard W. Durand
Durand
Frederick M Peasley
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Gillette Razor Co
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