Hollywood Chatter and Gossipy Tales of 1930s Tycoons
Hollywood gossip recounts Gertrude Michael spotting her own house in a Talladega street shot for Mr. Doda Takes the Air. Nat Pendleton mingles with British aristocracy in London while Clark Gable proclaims love rights in Parnell. Updates on Grace Bradley William Boyd marriage and other plaza rumors pepper the column as stars juggle scandal and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood - Hollywood
Mervyn LeRoy
Mr. Doda
Gertrude Michael
Gertrude
Talladega
Ala
la Garbe
David van Buren
Gotham
Grace Bradley
William Boy
Boyyd
Court House
Grace
Betty Furness
Johnny Treen
the Vendome
Universal
Arthur Lubin
Lupe Velez
J. Weisamuller
Cleveland
Bette Devis
Leslie Howard
Pasadena
Train Schedules for Washington Departures
Westbound Train No 3 departs Washington at 9 58 am and Train 265 departs Washington Southwest Limited at 1 30 pm. The schedule lists two daily departures with times and service names for the Washington stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Californian
Daly
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
California
L. Goodlander
Washington
Washinton
G@ BELL
Visitor in Riverside Fractures Shoulder in Fallen Stairs
A Riverside visitor, 80 year old Miss Catherine Schneider from La Crosse Wisconsin, fractured her left shoulder in four places after stepping off a stair landing at her brother Cornelius Schneider’s home. She was taken to Iowa City hospital but could not be set due to advanced age, then returned to her brother’s home for care. The report notes multiple local names and events, including tonsil surgeries and family movements, reflecting a busy regional week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L. Worley
Neationts
Billie Wheelan
EB. F. Wheelan
Kenneth Muller
Edward Muller
Carrie Whitlock
Cloyd Whitloek
Francis Helfrich
Martha
Mary Moro
Dr. White
East Riverside
Rose
Sally
Kim
Jonathan
Phil
Riverport
Larry Dexter
Prairie Flower and Community Social Notes
Prairie Flower highlights the West Chester High School Alumni banquet decor by Mrs. Troy Foriash using blue and white colors and Spirit of W. C. Alumni booklets. Ed wardsville visitors Henry Frederickson and family enjoy a decoration season at the Page home. A strawberry and ice cream social at St Paul Evangelical Church drew many locals including Martha Thrasher and several families. Mr and Mrs Gerald Teets and Miss Martha Thrasher attended the twenty third wedding anniversary at the Avpsing home where neighbors helped celebrate and refreshment was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Troy Foriash
West Chester High School
Spirit
W. C
Orley Pages
Henry Frederickson
Edwardsville
Ill
Orley Page
Arthur Durst
Dil
May Smith
Anna Landan
Dauughtere
Marie
Minnie
Edna Fa
Byers
Milshoro
Gerald Teets
Springmen
Wellman Boy Is Honor Student
Lloyd Foster Wellman graduate of Cue college Cedar Rapids earned a bachelor of arts with high scholastic marks and will study next fall at Iowa State College Ames with a business finance department assistantship He will spend the summer in Arnolds Park playing with the Fretchy Graftoliers orchestra and is noted as a fine cornet player. Golfers Win Wellman beat Kalona 86 to ? in low ball scoring Don Taylor led Wellman with 76 and Glen Smith 77 while Swartzendruber led Kalona with 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Adams
Wellman
Lloyd Foster
George Foster
Cue College
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd
Ilowa State College
Ames
Commerce and Finance
Arnolds Park
Kalona
Don Taylor
Glen Smith
Swartzendruber
Warner Straw
Mary Linda
Davenport
J. J. Ward
Bart Beck
J. F. Durst
Washington
Dora Durst
Mintle Beck
E. H. Beck
Blanche Beck
Dayton Grove Neighbors See Visitors and Local Activity
Mrs. Ralph Palmer visited as agent for McCannons products. Walter Willard and Harold Leet from Iowa City visited for Harold's school work. Mrs Charlie Thrapp visited Clarence Johnsons in Washington. Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens and two daughters visited Washington. Mrs Irena Oldfield returned to Mrs A E Knotts after visiting her son Lyle Timmins worked with Harold Timmins this week.
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Dayton Grove
Ralph Palmer
McCannon's
Walter
Willard
Harold Leet
Iowa City
Harold
Charlie Thrapp
Clarence Johnson
Washington
Robert Stephens
Irena Oldfield
Lyle
A. E. Knotts
Dean Moore
Harold Timmins
Rich Girl Poor Girl and a Boardroom Clash
Rose Ward faces a hostile Board as she accuses Larry Dexter of cheating and discipline failures. After a tense hearing she is dismissed, then returns home to overheated nerves and a cigarette fueled encounter with Larry who arrives seeking an important urgent talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Room
Martin
Sutton
Larry Dexter
Ward
Larry
Jonathan
Rose
Mia
Rich Girl Poor Girl Drama Sparks Board Fallout
Rose confronts Larry about his board charges and faces the threat of being fired for her influence at school. She seeks support from Sally and Jonathan as tensions rise among workers, students, and family, with Secret loyalties tested and a plan to resist removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Phil
Ion
Rose
Jonathan
Sally Dexter
Rose Ward
Larry
Sherlock
North Country
Joe
Saly
Sall
Sal
Jenty
Jon
Fran
Kim
North Oregon Notes on Visits and Local News
North Oregon notes from Mrs. C H Beenblossom recount visits by Bart Wolf and family of Downers Grove Illinois to aunt Mrs Wright McConnell and Edith Mae Henderson at Howell Reece home. A new baby Harold Charles joins the Hendersons. Florence Marr returns from Cornell. Welfare: L G club met for pot luck and rook, two-week follow up planned with local hosts. George Marrs drive Mord V8. farm sale to Mr Baird sparks neighbor changes.
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C. H. Beenblossom
North
Oregon
Bart Wolf and
Famly
Downers Grove
Wright McConnell
Edith Mae Henderson
Howell Reece
John Gammon
Frank Henderson
University Hospital
Iowa City
L. G. Club
Howard
Rook Wale
Orie O'Connor
Mac Davis
Lawrence Genkinger
George Marr
Vandyke Brown Pigment Uses and Origin
Vandyke brown is an earth pigment of bog origin containing iron. It yields a rich deep brown used for glazing old bronze effects and staining to imitate antique bog oaks and old English finishes.
Hausa Women Display Sashes and Scar Traditions
The Hausa women of Africa favor bright sashes and ample clothing as a sign of beauty. Their faces carry hand made scars, a painful ritual marking cultural identity.
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Africa
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Benner
Jeanette McDonald
Gene Raymond
Irene Hervey
Honolulu
Nat Pendleton
Screen 3
London
Lord Merger of
Duke and Dutchess of Gloucester
Alice
Earl of
Parnell
Clark Gable
Charles Parnell
Ireland
William
Humphrey
Los Apgeles
Rovd
Elmor Fair
Dorothy Sebastian
Boyd
Jacek Woody
Itelen Twelvetrees
Hollywood
Woody
Fred Stone
KR. Gallagher
Iowa
WM. E. Sloat
Mangold
Washington Lodge No. 2
A. Wv
A. M
McDaniel
W. BM
A.W. Yuid
Arfles
J. C. McKay
OM. Ast
PF. RK. CO
Riverside
Harry
Green Journal
Buque
L. W. Durst
Strank Wilson
Sigourney
Delbert Wilson
Park Griggs
William Morgan
Mareia Mary
Chicago
BE. J. Coffey
Will Kirkpatrick
Allison
David Kirkpatrick
Minne Beck
Fr. Durst
H. 3
Ross
Russell
Silas Ross
Willard Shrader
Virgil Fordyce
Phyllis
Keith Adams
Feith Beldwin
Wing Pesuures Dyediceia
Evelina
Jonathes
Eve
Acee
Rowse
Pen Beldwin
Ay Bing Deaiainn Ayadionia Lng
Dixie Dugan
Steve
BY Striebel and
Mevoy
Marr
Mr Baird
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