Letter from Princess Bonnie to Aunt Anna and friends
A fragmented handwritten note effusively addresses Aunt Anna and friends including Lady Rowena and Gay. It mentions travel plans, summer plans, hunting grounds, a boy called Ike as a “cop,” fishing and games, vacations, and a cruise upcoming for Charles Nagelta. The tone is affectionate and nostalgic with references to family, neighborhood figures, and summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Rowena
Gay
May Flower
Princess Bonnie
Robin Hoof
Technical High School
Cousins Club Letters From Aunt Anna Page
A wide collection of handwritten letters from young contributors to the Cousins Club pages. Each missive speaks of hosting plans, comic aims, badge hopes, comet chatter, and family greetings. Names include VIOLET, SNOWDROP, MISTRESS NELL, SMUGGLER IE, VIRGINIA NEEDHAM, HUGH RUTLAND, COUSIN ATALANTA, and HELEN FETTAR, with places like Culpeper and Ontario noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Cousins
Hugh Rutland
Gousing
Mke
Atlanta
Aunt Anna
Atalanta
Helen Fettar
Jackson Schoot Wa
Girls Club Letters Describe Play and Cousins in DC
A long roomful of letters from the Neighborhood Girls Club members describes a planned one act play The Butter mailk Hollow Surprise Party to raise funds under Miss Helen Barnes guidance The letters note participants including Pearl Walls Ethel Howlett Dorothy Blackford and James Schreiner with mentions of Granny Scrapbag and Aunt Anna The mix includes drawings letters and school notes from Washington DC youths at the Edmans School and Northeast Temple projects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Gladys
Granny
Big Chief
Violet ' Culpener
Culpeper
Ivanhoeft
Feothal
Auntie
Suear
Baby Margaret
Giant Killer
Columbia Street
Venus
Bos
PEARL
Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
Edmans’ School
Shylock
Portia
Penelope
Buttermailk Hollow
Northeast Temple
Helen Barnes
Heuben Simpkins
Billa Watkins
Sally Smpkiny
Louise Southworth
Sarahnit
Edna Williamson
Squire Haake
Helen: Mansay
Betsy Ellen Crank
Woman's Rights
Marguerite Wertenbaker
Charles Brown
Esta ‘Behooley
Marie Taeder
Jack Adams
Nellie Coffman
John Noel
Mary Frane Owen
Mary Mook
Trene de Tempis
Hiram Green
Gladya Watkins
Rhoda Green
Mary Stinegusan Perkins
Ida Hunter
Clarinda Hinkley
Helen ‘Tate
Hannah Doozenberry
Margery Stoddard
Rosa Bascom
Josephine Stimpson
Anns Foss
Dorothy Willams
Simon Peterson
Carmelita Simms
Robertson
Helen Tate
Reefer
Southworth
Gladys Watkins
Herold Barnes
Bila ‘Watkins
Noto
Marjorie Stoddard
Barnes
Helen Mansay
Mistas Stine
Willama
de Temple
Owen
Bsa
Mary Stine
Miss Chenowith
Edward Jones
Harold Davis
Granny Scrapbag
Ivanhoe
Jimmy
The E Cowiest This Week Should Be E Z Nano
This fragment hints at a column or column headline about E Z Nano as a standout this week. It mentions Addrans in a likely byline or caption context, suggesting a light, humorous or opinionated piece rather than a hard news report. The readable text is sparse and non-specific.
Runaway Boy Meets a Talking Rabbit in a Fairy Tale Moment
A distressed boy named Jackie plans to run away after a new baby arrives, feeling neglected. On the road he encounters Mrs. Rabbit who questions his absence of manners and the idea of a wandering life, gently guiding him back toward family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
Grandmother
Jack
Daddy
Sway
Pany
Walla
Mrs ‘Rabbit
Mrs Rabbit
Tackle
Lacunie
Mr. Habbit
Mra Rabbit
Mr. Rabalt
Mr. Rabbit
Fiera
Jerra Rabbit
Jacke
Jackle
Mrs. Rabbit
Rabbit
Arle
Mother
Tackie
Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
The Wood Fire Speaks To a Lost World of Tales
A whimsical tale unfolds as an oak log speaks of its forest years and the gifts it gave, while a boy named Jackie hides with forest animals. Mrs Rabbit counsels him back to his family, and Jackie learns to hope and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alich Higgins
North Tenth Street
Charlottesville
Pearl Annette Jones Dances At Chase’s Theater Spring Carnival
An attractive dancer Pearl Annette Jones performed at Chase's Theater during the spring carnival. She sang and danced in acts including the Toodle dance and a chorus number from The Silvery Moon. She wore the prettiest dress and a clear bonnet with long flowing strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Annette Jones
Annette
Chase's Theater
Gang
Pearl
Pearl Annette
Snips and Clips by Granny Scrabbag in the Cozy Corner
A reader letters column in which Granny Scrabbag explains the handling of submissions. She notes letters must include real names ages schools and home addresses to be published and teases readers about Aunt Anna and Aunt Amy. She jokes about blue ink and letter ownership, and signs off as Aunt Amy approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny Scrapbag
Ma & Val
Jy Uthoty
Sera Dewoing
Anna
Atalanta
Egypt
Amy
Prize pictures draw young artists from WL contest
Last week Constance Statth of Cherrydale won first prize of 2 dollars for a drawn boat. Hugens Purdy, 11, a Cocke School pupil, took second with a funny face, while Charles Negel jr, 11, a Cousins' Club master, earned third for a drawing of a hovee. Many young artists contributed, including Helen Naw comb and Lena Hoffman, with the contest inviting all under 16 to submit black ink or pencil drawings on square cuts from The Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Statth
Cherrydale
Constance
Hugens Purdy
Cocke
Eugene
University Place
Charles Negel, Jr
Smuggie Erie
Charles
K Street
Bchool
Helen B. Nawcomb
Lena Hoffman
Emma Reh
Kathryn Stephens
Frederick Rakemann Dugenne
Mauldin
3Fbel Horton
Mary Scott
Gatrade Bonnet
Albert Vetter
Josephine Cleary
Edward Alsop
Helen Leighton
Beulah Buchanan
Edward Ferneryhaugh
Fetter
Elizabeth Walton
Ruth Millier
Robert Franke
Margaret Roberts
Flora Witkauski
Constance Smith
Eugene Purdy
Cooke
Charles Nagel, Jr
Cadale
Thedral School
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Rona
Virginia
Joe
Ike
Charles Nagelta
Kidd
Tearcat
Anna T
Couda Figgs
Lata
Fern
Holly Berry
Asheville
iWick Mountain
Astersite
Sir Sly
Roule
Chief
Snowdrop
Gargaret Macdonald
Paisy
Nell
Erie
Ontario
Tabe Place
Eighteenth Street
Virginia Needham
Methys
Charles Mead
Reed
Olke
Dorothy G Maye
Hlacksburg
Elizabeth Forney
F!ng
Pos- Cindersila
Ginder
E Aweet
Ila
Adeline Genesian
Washington
Greany Beraphag
Jerry
Bobbie
Nee Paps
Hip
Irene
Sunflower
Rosie
Maytower
Tam
Sugah
Dotty
Dorothy Blackford
Second Street
Business High School
Happy Go Lucky
Cousin Watter OF
Fact
Matherine Reinhardt
Mamma
Pape
Ethel Howlett
Cousins’ Club
Red Frather
Harry R Nash
James
Schreiner
Cousias
Ahohie Ray
E. Z
Addrans
Anna Ka Ee
Lst
Ing
Delores
Rlco de Costantino
Ringlet
Barbara
Granny Scrapbas
Swapa PE
Emma Vlér
Hugh Matason
Joan Russell
Adele Mason
Helen ‘Cruman
Harry Nash
Lillian Miller
Hdna Wwaispe
Olive Piant
Marion Drain
Edgar Harrison
Margaret Sofield
Bernard Baruch
Eugene Sullivan
Bertha Goldman
Rurn Bauer
Marian Reeves
Edith Evans
Marion Thompson
Howard Brooke
Fabie Harker
Alice Callan
Lillian Lent
Helen Robinson
Louis King
Henry Scott
Garden Gatlowdy
Clara Smith
Margaret Brodman
William Nies
la Coste Jacobs
Herbert Hunter
Gretchen Levin
Helen
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