Lynne Harding in Buenos Aires Vows and Family Tensions
Wealthy Long Island heiress Lynne Harding contemplates a singing career as she marries newspaper man Jim Frost in New York after telegrams demand union. Her sister-in-law Mercedes and aunt Letitia clash over pasts and suspicions while Binnie Griffin questions Lynne’s true feelings amid family intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Harding
Long Island
Jim Frost
Buenos Aires
Ablegram
New York
Wendell Harding
Mercedes
Letitia Harding
Binnie Griffin
Letitia
Jim
Lynne
Meredes
Binnie
Elsie Winters
Bert Griffin
Bert Grifin
Love and music clash in a fragile LIlne romance
Lynne weighs marriage to Jim Frost against her dream of music as Bronson urges her to keep pursuing performance. Aunt Letina hints at family schemes while Binnie frets over a diary and a past that unsettles the household. Bronson argues love derails talent. Lynne chooses devotion to art and a future with Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Letitia
James
Jim
Lynne
Letina
Binnie
Ronson Page
Delbon
James Frost
Tory
Mercedes
Bimnie
Binnie Dear
Sprouting Spurs Arner Georgia Hen Returns Spurs
Old Spurrr, a Jeghorn hen owned by W C Garner, has grown spurs about 2 inches long at 18 years of age. The hen still lays eggs at a regular rate of about 100 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arner
Spurrr
W. Ce. Garner
Shower for Mrs Marian Makrusk celebrated in Pittsfield
Mrs Forest Mohrman hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs Marian Makrusk at the Michrman home. Guests included Mrs Lucille Fem Jey and several neighbors from Elyria Amherst and Lorain. Mix of contests and umbrella favors provided entertainment. many gifts for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Forest Mohrman
Here
Robert Mohrman
Elyria
Marian (Witte) Makrusk
Michrman
Lucille Fem Jey
Cleveland
Ruth Eschtruth
Ruth
Huffman
Clara Witte
Airs Nabakowski
Amherst
Bertha Ruminsky
Leram
Eva Mohrman
Virginia
Roy Smith
Ango
Virs
Napvakovsk
Esentruth
Bertha Rumitsky
Mahrusky
Leola Menrman
Perry Alohrman
Laurence Mohrman
Heiyria
Albert Mohrman
Wheelng
W. Va
Merion Mohrman
Ailo Chambers
Dale
John Ruminsky
Lorain
Robert Mon
War talk and Allied aid questions in prewar column
Boake Carter discusses Italy’s steel purchases and U S war stance while critics warn that Allied air orders were paused to favor belligerents. He cites British fear of a Hitler driven invasion and argues Americans must rely on themselves and France for aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
Mussolina
Iron Age
Mussolini
France
Mediterranean
New York
Axil
Europe
Sam
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Ka Bent
Etitia
Ruth Dewey Groves
Yve
Fairview
Betitia
Wny
Jims Cable
Brent Page
Syone
Elsie
Bunnie
Henderson
Ewnie
Lympne
Opp
Nehi Bottling CO
Royal Crown
Nehi Corp
West ST
Boake
May
House Military Committee
Florida
Pepper
Wiliam Allen White
America
Adolph Berle
Olver Stewart
Tatler
London
Washington
Hitler
Britain
Japan
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Far East
Dutch East Indies
Boake Carter
the Brown Company
Lodi
Bemberg
Fanchon
Electrolux
Servel
Ake Gas Company
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