Society Woman Apologizes To Mr Simpson
Ernest Aldrich Simpson, after months of silence, sought redress in the high court of justice in London against gossip from his divorce case with Wallis Simpson. Mrs Joan Sutherland apologized at a West End luncheon, costs awarded against her, and Simpson denied any payment. He testified there was no payment and said he was not acquainted with Mrs Sutherland.
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London
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
High Court of Justice
Duchess of Windsor
Joan Sutherland
West End
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Kellogg's All-Bran Advertises Constipation Remedy
A Kellogg advertisement claims All-Bran cures chronic constipation without medicine. It features a testimonial from Mrs. S. H. Kendig of Lancaster Pennsylvania praising a decade of relief after using two tablespoons daily. The ad urges daily use with meals and notes All-Bran absorbs water to clear wastes and contains vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract.
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S. H. Kendig
RF. D. No. 2
Lancaster
Penna
Kellogg
Sutherland Apology Over Slender Remark at Luncheon
In a private luncheon case Mrs Sutherland apologized for repeating a slander about Simpson. Sir Patrick Hastings said there was no foundation for the remark and that Mrs Sutherland deeply regrets the spread. costs were expected near £550. Simpson warned he would pursue the slanderer by law.
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Simpson
Sir Patrick Hastings
Sutherland
Wallington
Children’s Day Service at Grafton M E Church
In Grafton Illinois a Children’s Day service at the M E Church features the 3umor choir singing The Wise May Bring their Learning by Poet. Rev George Beebe will preach What Does It Mean To Be a Child at 9 50 a m. Alumni Banquet at the school Wednesday hosted about 50 attendees with Mildred Brunson acting toastmistress. Kenneth Valentine and Walter Jantz spoke on alumni progress and school impact. Officers elected for 1938 include President Miss Huth Mlazovsky and Vice President …
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Ildren
Grafton
M. E
3Umor
George
Beebe
Mildred Brunson
Kenneth Valentine
Walter Jantz
Caleld
James Aldrich
Huth Mlazovsky
Loyal Workers Celebrate Pickets Rule Revision At Alumnae Night
Kenneth Valentine and officers led the Loyalty Class meeting with remarks by Mrs Colnad Taylor and Ward Whaley. The session adjourned for dancing to Gus Klines Orchestra and guest night activities, followed by a supper and readings by Mrs J A Sheldon, Miss Wilhelmine Myers, and others. Reports note September reopening and community visits as members traveled to Cleveland and Elyria for social events and hospital updates.
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Kenneth Valentine
Wilhelmine Myers
Mary Shively
James C. Aldrich
Colnad Taylor
Ward Whaley
Gus Klines
M. E. Church
J. A. Sheldon
Irma Gayesha
George Spitzer
Thomas Trembath
Edna Taylor
J. A. Mennells
Pelican Causes City Blackouts in Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls Oregon residents endure lengthy power outages as a pelican disrupts the grid by colliding with lines, causing a short circuit and triggering repeated blackouts. The odd incidents reflect unusual wildlife affecting city infrastructure.
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Klamath Falls
Orc
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