Wedding of Edith Whitney and Earl Brown at LaPorte Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church of LaPorte hosts the wedding of Edith Whitney to Earl Brown. The ceremony features candlelight, music by Miss Mary Fox and Mrs. Margaret Hewitt, and a procession with a flower girl Irma Hinderer. Afterward a reception in parish rooms leads to a wedding trip and a July cottage visit at Cold Water Lake Michigan.
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Tee
Little Methodist Episcopal Church
Ef LaPorte
Edith Whitney
C. F. Whitney
East Avenue
Earl Brown
Frank Brown
Obertin Road
Paul Pasyk Brown
Mary Fox
Walter Rolfe
Margaret Daniels Hewitt
George Dunbar Shewell
Brieda
Irma Hinderer
Edna Whitney
Willian Brown
Sefort
George J. Prinkaus
Mendelssohn
Whitney
Cold Water Lake
Michigan
LaPorte
Elyhaigh
Earl
Qberlin Road
Studio Presents Students In Revue At Rialto
A colorful Rialto Theatre revue last night featured 250 Stage Arts Studio students under Mrs Irving Plain. Opening by Gane St Marie on piano with Wade Grabill Jack Roberts violas Maurice Fesse saxophone Russell Obitts trumpet and Al Morse drums. The students performed In the Forest of Every Day with a courtyard palace setting and a princess who dislikes arithmetic and struggles to find happiness. The spell ends when she learns contentment as costumes and dance numbers wowed the crowd. Guest artists The Ely Tians Alan Van Wormer Robert Burns Walter Smith Harland Brown performed with Gene St Marie accompaniment. Part three focused on patriotism and the audience applauded broadly with a complete sellout for tonight’s second show.
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Rialto Theatre
Stage Arts Studio
Irving Plain
Gane St. Marie
Wade Grabill
Jack Roberts Viollas
Maurice Fesse
Russell
Ely Tians
Alan van Wormer
Robert Burns
Walter Smith
Harland Brown
Gene St. Marie
Star Club Elects New Officers at Marseilles Avenue Meeting
The Star Club at 117 Marseilles Avenue elected Vivian Chapman as president Grace Sharrer as vice president Harriet Folley as secretary and Beverly Gibbs as treasurer. Members include Beverly Schrader Joan Cheetham Alma Wilton Catherine Woodkey and others. The group plans two pies next week and will meet again next Thursday at Gibbs home.
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Star Club
Gifls
Marseilles Avenue
Vivian Chapman
Grace Sharrer
Harriet Folley
Beverly Gibbs
Beverly Schrader
Joan Cheetham
Alma Wilton
Catherine Woodkey
Virginia Bachman
Eleanor Stipers
Florence Bachman
June C Olc
Irene Stipers
Birthday Party for Tommy Dangerfield in Pittsburgh
Tommy Dangerfield of Pittsburgh visits his aunt Mrs Homer Garford at 2328 Eve Heights Boulevard for a fourth birthday party. Thirteen playmates attend including Bobby Smith Jean Smith James Borthwick Shirley Borthwick Nancy Crisp Jean Kelly Mary Kells Wilda Charman Marcia Eaton Kay Sebrock Bobby Ostray Bruce Bark of Cleveland. Games entertain the children in the yard then refreshments and party favors. The cake is decorated with four pink candles.
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Tommy Dangerfield
Pittsburgh
Homer Garford
Ewe Heights
Booby Smith
Jean Smith
James Borthwick
Shirley Borthwick
Nancy Crisp
Jean Kelly
Mary Kells
Wilda Charman
Marcia Eaton
Kay Sebrock
Bobby Ostray
Bruce Bark
Cleveland
Tommy
Farewell Luncheon for Phyllis O Noane Hosted by Ruth and Ann Conrad
Ruth and Ann Conrad entertained Wednesday at a farewell luncheon at their Cornell avenue home for Phyllis O Noane who is leaving soon for Pennsylvania to make her future home. The color scheme featured yellow and white with a floral centerpiece.
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Ruth
Ann Conrad
Cornell Avenue
Phyllis O'Noane
Pennsylvania
Perhaps Noted Split in Democratic Convention Draws Fire
The text describes a fractured Democratic convention with factions favoring a genuine Democrat like Alfred E. Smith, protests by crowd banners reading We Want Smith, and accusations of hoodlums and ballot stuffing by Philadelphia figures. It notes Smith’s tentative and shifting loyalties, including a willingness to campaign for the Republican ticket in New England, amid broader debates over the New Deal and party unity.
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Congress of the
United States
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Becklerk
Kleiga
Pennsylvania
David Aa. Lawrences
Second
Philadelphia
Second Ward
Lawrence
S. Davis
Np Convention
Rooosevelt
New York State
Linen Shower For Bride Honoring Miss Zangari
More than forty guests gathered at 1805 West for a linen shower in Miss Zangari's honor as she nears her Monday wedding to Mike Boyson at Sacred Heart church. Mrs Job Meranti and Miss Sue Meraunt hosted with guests Josephine and Mary Provesti dressed as a bride and a bonus prize awarded to Mrs Trombtana.
Outdoor Party H. G. L. Club Meets in North Ridgeville
H. G. L. Club members gathered at Florasee Hadaway's home in North Ridgeville for an outdoor party. They finalized plans for a Vermilion-on-the-Lake vacation, enjoyed outdoor games, and a winner roast lunch. They scheduled a return in two weeks with Matel Smith.
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H.G. L. Club
Florasee
Roosevelt and New Deal Clash in Party Platform Debate
The piece discusses Democratic views on federal power, party unity, and the New Deal. It notes Roosevelt’s influence over patronage and the potential need for a two thirds majority in nominations. It highlights debates over constitutional amendments to extend federal power and address droughts, dust storms, floods, labor, and working conditions while urging reforms within constitutional bounds.
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Roosevelt
J Rudeevelt
Mr. Roose
Democrats
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt platform rallies for New Deal third term bid
The 1928 Democratic platform backs sound currency and New Deal reforms with Roosevelt seeking re election unity. Arthur Mitchell’s protest speech and Ellison Smith’s walkout mark dissent at the convention while Smith contemplates leaving the hall. About 100 900 delegates expected to be seated tomorrow night in Franklin Field Stadium.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lelman
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
al Smith
United States
Smith
Ettil
Arthur W. Mitchell
Chicago
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Hall
United Press
Franklin Field Stadium
Roosevelt and Garner to unveil plans at convention
On the convention floor Senator Joseph T. Robinson will introduce the President to the assembly. A separate, soundproof lower-room will host more than four governors and other dignitaries from each of the 48 states as they present the President to their communities.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Joseph Ot. Robinson
Chaiman
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