Sheila Graham Lakeland, Florida - The Florida Highway Patrol has arrested a Polk City woman and charged her with refusing to submit to DUI Test. According to the arrest affidavit Florida Highway Patrol officers arrested Sheila Graham, DOB 08/18/62 of Polk City, on December 4, 2021. Graham is listed as…
Sheila Graham Lakeland, Florida - The Florida Highway Patrol has arrested a Polk City woman and charged her with refusing to submit to DUI Test. According to the arrest affidavit Florida Highway Patrol officers arrested Sheila Graham, DOB 08/18/62 of Polk City, on December 4, 2021. Graham is listed as…
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Gordon James Jim Russell passed away on April 24, 2021 at the age of 85 after a lengthy battle with multiple myeloma.
Gordon was born on May 25, 1935 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to Harold and Maude Russell. His family in Minnesota always called him Jim. He grew up in Minneapolis, but spent a good portion of his life at the family s cabin on Sorensen Lake, near Brainerd, Minnesota. This shaped his love of nature at a young age and inspired his artwork throughout his life. He went to school in Minneapolis and graduated from Patrick Henry High School in 1954. He attended the University of Minnesota and later graduated from St. Cloud University. Gordon had a degree in Education with endorsements in Industrial Arts, Art, and Traffic Education.
People magazine, to debut on the newsstands on March 4, 1974. The concept for
People magazine being the expansion of the popular “People” page in
TIME magazine.
Off I went to Palm Beach in February to work with famed columnist Sheila Graham, who would do the reporting. At the time Sheila rivaled Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper for the title of Queen of the Hollywood Gossip Columnists. She seemed the perfect choice for this assignment.
I was prepped before I left New York to make certain I photographed Mary Sanford, whom some had dubbed the Queen of Palm Beach. She had previously been an actress know as Mary Duncan. Arriving in Palm Beach in 1933 with her dashing, polo-playing husband, Laddie Sanford, she subsequently took Palm Beach by storm, and during her glamourous reign she was invited everywhere and chaired every charity ball you could imagine. An event was not an important event unless and until she graced the room.