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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1927
Page
10
A terse exchange begins with a question about location and answers with a simple apple reference. The dialogue hints at a code or inside joke, set against an enigmatic backdrop that may imply hidden meaning or practical joke among speakers.
In Whitesburg Kentucky a couple Dewey Phillips and Nora Webb stopped a country road to marry en route to Rev. Stallard’s Baptist church. The clergyman joined them with a Bible and the ceremony occurred at the roadside as cars passed. Two pedestrians witnessed the event.
Public engagement announced for Miss Alice Skelton to Marion Russell of Rochester. Local society roundup lists visitors, dances, theater, funeral services for C. A. Peterson, and various family trips across Sheffield with multiple names and places from Warren to Ludlow and Kin zua.
Sunshine Sewing Club members are invited to Mrs. O. B. Haupin’s Ford Street home for a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Members are asked to bring their fancy work as the group gathers in Youngsville to share projects and fellowship.
Bobbie, a penniless aspiring actress, leaves her widowed father and Aunt Gertrude to seek stardom in Hollywood. She spends money on fashion to meet Gus MacCloud, a married director hopeful, while facing jealousy from Monica and mounting pressure from debt as she navigates a risky romance and a boisterous film industry.
The Asquith family produces writers with Lord Oxford drafting memoirs, Lady Oxford finishing a novel and essays, Princess Elbesco composing plays and a novel, and Cyril writing on trade union law. A domestic scene follows with a night quarrel and a request to turn on the light. Also a quip-hunting Irishman watches an anchor, waiting for the man who uses it.
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