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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1933

Page

7

Tense clash at Marland university over Ivy Welch

Antoinette Peyton, a senior at the Southern University of Marland, resents Paterson Thayer's attention to Ivy Welch, a seventeen year old coed. A stormy scene ends in bitter recriminations as Max Vernon reproaches Ivy for breaking a date. Thayer and Vernon threaten each other.

Antoinette Peyton Southern University of Marland Paterson Thayer Ivy Welch Max Vernon Jony Thayer Ivy Thayer Vernon

Love and trouble on a college campus in May day

Larry Welch, a 23 year old Marland student and beloved English master, faces the end of his college life and a possible future with Tony Peyton while Ivy Welch's romance with Pat Thayer Brings tension. Tony reveals Ivy may be in danger from Thayer and Max Vernon's losses, and Larry must decide how to handle family, love, and rumors.

Larry Welch Murland Frrom Larry Marland Ivy Fessor Welch Birmingham Marland II Tony Lee Tyy Pat Thayer Ivy Welch Thayer Max Vernon Vernon Max Pat Tony Peyton Evelly

Flower Trimmed or With Feathers By Cherie Nicholas

Flower fashions blossom in mid season styles with flower toques leis and feathered hats from Paris ateliers. White camelias violets hyacinths and gardenias appear in wreaths hatteques and necklaces while heart shaped muffs and navy purple contrasts join the spring lineup. Military inspired cossatic hats and fez turbans rise alongside feather novelties in this season’s headwear trend.

Paris Jane Blanchot Western Newspaper Union

Three New Kinds of Spring Coats

Fashion notes describe spring coat trends with square shoulders detachable collars and cartridge pleats. It highlights Bruyere's lipstick red wool coat and sleeves with square armholes, plus styles in furred and unfurred designs, self fabric capes trimmed with fox, and versatile detachable elements for evolving spring wardrobes.

Schiaparelli Bruyere

Cashmere Sweaters Among Latest Arrivals

The latest sweaters appear in plain colors with cashmere or wool fabrics. Some are wool and angora mixtures, and ensembles include capes, gloves, and scarves. Wool knits are dark while angora stripes use pastel tones and white. A round knitted collar variation sits on the shoulders and fastens with two clips.

Shoulder Strap Pins Parade In Plain Sight For Evening Wear

Shoulder strap pins return as bold four inch ornaments for evening gowns. Once hidden in pre war styles they now gleam openly with elaborate gem encrusted designs intended to be highly noticeable on formal attire.

It Ties Around Dress Lets Home Wear Shine

Cherie Nicholas notes an efficient sub-frock design that suits house duties and evening wear. The brown and white cotton print with white pique trim fits a model with puffed sleeves, a left back wrap, and a front bow. The silhouette mirrors an afternoon gown, making home work more pleasant.

House Cresses

Color Pairings Highlight Burgundy with Blue and Pink

A fashion note suggests burgundy or wine tones pair beautifully with hyacinth blue and muted lavenders. The guide recommends combining such rich colors with pale pavement tones for balanced contrast and subtle elegance.

American Heroines By American Heroines

A long featured portrait of Anne Stovall and the Illinois heroine known as The Molly Pitcher of Illinois. The piece covers Stovall’s Revolutionary War experiences, Washington journalism, and later life. it also recounts the Battle of Prairie Grove and an Illinois Civil War figure, Mrs. Davidson, famed for aiding Union troops and directing an ambulance during a Confederate assault. The 1932 note attributes the account to the Western Newspaper Union.

Anne Stovall Washington Anne William Royall Sweet Springs Alexandria United States Adams Pennsylvania New York New England New Haven Paul Pry Huntress Congress Leroy McLean County Ilinois Army of the Frontier Ninety-fourth John McNulta McNulta Illinoss Blunt

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Octavus Roy Cohen WNU Bervice By Cherie Nicholas Cherie Nicholas Anne Royall Molly Pitcher Illinois
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