Marcia Encounters Dana Morley in Huntville Cosmetics Job
Marcia arrives in Huntville to set up a Beauty Skin Products display and meet a manager but finds a mis dated setup. Dana Morley, store owner’s son, pursues her at the Huntsville department store after she rebuffs him.
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Marcia
Philadelphia
Vivian
Connie
Helane
New York
Mitchelfield
Helene
Percy
Harris-burg
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
Icla
Tropics
Palm Beach
Huntville
North Carolina
Mitchelfeld
Morley’s Department Store
Huntvilla
Dana Morley
Dani
Dismissel
Morley
Kitty
ARMS FOR STUDENTS BANNED FORT WORTH
The TCU student paper argues current students surpass those of 30 years ago. A catalog rule from the "Gay Nineties" era bans students from possessing firearms or a dirk.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Bowie Knife Incident Linked to Deadly Weapon Claim
A report notes that no bowie knife nor any kind of deadly weapon was involved in the incident. Authorities clarified the weapon status and ongoing investigation details in the local police briefing.
Smith Leads Straw Vote Loses Marietta Preference
In Marietta, Gov. George White was defeated 188 to 130 by Alfred E. Smith in a local newspaper straw poll. Comedian Eddie Cantor received one vote and President Hoover led the preference list.
Regional GOP Primary Result Shows Landslide for Incumbent
On the Republican ticket the incumbent received 158 votes while Dawes trailed with 32, marking a decisive showing for the incumbent and a clear margin over the nearest competitor.
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Dawes
First Sack of Flour Bought After 44 Years in Washington
In Viroqua, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Weber bought their first sack of flour in 44 years. They previously ground flour here from their own wheat. Weber estimated that a 95 cent sack of store flour yielded about three dollars worth of bread.
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Viroqua, Wash
Henry N. Weber
Weber
War brings martyrs and saints of restrained conduct
The quotation reflects on wartime ethics, noting how war produces martyrs and saints who are not agitators or self seeking, while human nature in crowds can show extreme courage and restraint amid conflict.
Cleveland Flower Show Opens March 12 With Record Exhibits
Final preparations for the Fourth Cleveland Flower Show at the Public Auditorium March 12 to 19 promise the greatest exhibition yet. The biennial event, last held in 1930, drew more than 160000 attendees and 35000 visitors from Ohio and six adjacent states. The show fills four halls with exhibits by over thirty garden clubs and features 24 displays including 20 gardens mostly intimate arrangements.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
M. A. Vinson
Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Modern Trend In Drama Topic At Wellington Club
Professor R A Jelliffe of Oberlin College addressed The Woman's Afternoon Club in Wellington on the topic Modern Trend In Drama. Mrs V W Glisby hosted the meeting at her home with tea served after the program.
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Wellington, CO
R. A. Jelliffe
Oberlin College
Woman’s Afternoon Club
V. W. Glisby
Excellent hunting season reported in Alabama meadows
Franklin Jones returned yesterday from a hunting trip to Hartsboro Alabama and reported abundant quail and woodcock in southern meadows and woods this year.
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Franklin Jones
Hartsboro
Alabama
Stars to Observe Bi Centenntal Birthday Program
Washington's bi centennial birthday will be observed by local Eastern Star members after OU EL S meeting this evening. Twenty Oberlin chapter members will attend and dance the Minuet as part of the George Washington program.
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Washington
Eastern Star
OU EL S
Oberlin
George Washington
Wellington District Holstein Friesian elect officers
The twelfth annual meeting of the Wellington District Holstein Friesian association met at noon in the Grange hall. C L Blackman from Ohio State University extension spoke on dairying, and officers for the year were to be chosen.
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Wellington
Holstein- Friesian Association
Grange Hall
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Fertilizer Problems to be Discussed in Lorain County Meetings
Ohio State University specialist Earl Jones will lead four sessions Thursday and Friday in Lorain County on fertilizer issues. The first gathering is at 1:30 PM in the Mayor's courtroom, with a Thursday evening session at Oberlin Savings Bank, and Friday meetings at Hatton Town Hall at 1:30 PM and Henrietta School at 8 PM.
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Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Oberlin Saving’s Bank
Haton Town Hall
Henrietta
Local residents and visitors spend weekends in nearby cities
Elyria and Wellington residents travel widely for family visits and events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Long in Piqua, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney in Sullivan, and many relatives visiting Cleveland Akron Columbus and Wheeling. One child, Clinton Dague, was dismissed cured from infantile paralysis.
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Richard Sleeman
Elyria
Jacob Brouse, Jr
Lee Kline
Willam Long
Piqua
Lew Whitney
Charles Opfer
la Grange
Otto Radcliffe
Homer
Richard Duff
Cleveland
Betty Greetham
William Bennett
A. E. White
Co. W. Record
H. W. Reynard
Cloyd Wesley
Canton
Paul Powell
Orrville
Powell
C. H. Ensland
Ed Wise
Wise
Akron
F. M. Sponseller
Marion
Wheeling
W. Va
Roy Whitney
Whitney
Wellington
W. L. Wadsworth
J. L. Burge
Clinton Dague
George Dague
Jeromesville
Gates Hospital
Dague
Penfield
Ruth
Ina Dunkle
Alan Branson
Columbus
Edwin
Jack
Ohio State University
Harry Smith
Blanche Smith
Rollin Smith
Toledo
Faiths Plan Seminar to Discuss Cooperation
Catholic, Protestant and Hebrew groups in Carlisle Pa will meet to discuss cooperation and common goals in a seminar aimed at fostering interfaith understanding and community harmony. Leaders hope to build dialogue across denominations.
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Carlisle
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
An advertising claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a guaranteed weight loss method. The copy urges a morning half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, reduced fat foods, and notes energy gains, clearer skin, and sparkling eyes. It promises a 4 week assessment and money back if unsatisfied, with distribution through C. W. Phillips and drugstores.
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C. W. Phillips
All Bran offers relief for decades of constipation
Mrs Kendig tells of forty years with constipation and lasting relief after ten years of using All Bran. The ad explains constipation stems from lack of bulk and vitamin B, says All Bran provides both plus iron, and notes two tablespoons daily usually suffices. It promotes serving as cereal, cooking use, non habit forming, with Kellogg Battle Creek label.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Religious cooperation seminar announced at Dickinson College
Dickinson College plans a February 24 seminar on interfaith cooperation. Karl T. Waugh, the sponsoring president, says each group will send leaders to the conference. Rev. Roswell Barnes will serve as dean, with Rev. E R Clinchy and rabbis David Phillipson, Daniel Davis among participants.
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Dickinson College
Karl T. Waugh
Roswell Barnes
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
E. R. Clinchy
National Conference of Jews and Christians
David Phillipson
Cincinnati
Daniel Davis
Lancaster
David Bookstaer to Represent Jewish Fateh
Harrisburg figure David Bookstaer will represent the Jewish Fateh group as Catholic participants have not yet been wawed.
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David Bookstaer
Harrisburg
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