One Third of a Nation at Schine's Athena
The film based on the Broadway play exposes slums and ill housing in America with Sylvia Ey and Leif Erikson in leading roles. Shirley Temple stars in The Little Princess in technicolor for its last showing tonight at Athena Theatre. A probate notice in Athens County Ohio schedules a hearing on May 4 1939 on Cyrus Brookins presumed death.
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Shirley Temple
Sylviaey
Leif Erikson
Paramount
Schine
Athena
Roosevelt
America
Miss Sidney
Rickson
Long Island
Ing
Athens County
Ohio
Cyrus Brookins
Chauncey
Thens County
Tonite
Little Princess
Rodgers retires after 32 years on New York Central mine run
J E Ted Rodgers longtime New York Central conductor retires March 31 after starting as a brakeman in 1907 and becoming conductor in 1911. A farewell fish fry at Corning Fire Department club rooms drew 55 railroad men and friends, where a casting rod and reel were presented by yardmaster P H Clifford. The notice also lists local society officers and a busy column of social happenings from Corning and nearby towns.
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Corning
New York Central
J. E
Ted”) Rodgers
Corning Fire Department Club
Rodgers
P. H. Clifford
Ladies Aid to Meet at M. E. Church Tuesday Night
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church will gather after church services Tuesday night for Ladies Aid Night. All women attending are asked to join the church services first. Hostesses listed are Elsie Exenkemper Delcie Spence and Edna Dunlap.
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Legion Home
American Legion Auxiliary of
Corning
Edna Dunlap
Thelma Frasure
Jean Wilson
Leona Hillis
Mary Morgan
Mary Campbell
Ruth Latta
Minnie Dunlap
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Elsie Exenkemper
Delcie Spence
April Fool Party and Club Gatherings Overseen by Local Hosts
Wilma Spence hosted the JAM Club April Fool themed evening with Mary Ford and seven others. Euchre prizes went to Maude Hardy and Thelma Frasure while Delcie Spence led a meeting of Eastern Stars district 27 in New Lexington. A Freshman Class party drew 26 attendees for games, dancing, and supper with Mr. Miller supervising.
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Noel Baughman
Crooksville
Robert Spence
Eliza Murray
Columbus
William Spence
Wilma
Zanesville
Robert Stoody
Ohio University
Athens
Henry Stoody
Elizabeth Murray
Mae Burns
Frank Walter
Walter Howell
Thomas Howell
Tommy
Trenton Howell
Arthur ‘Allen
Franklin
Glouster
Anthony Leroy
Mike Lamity
Ann Wright
Bud and
Rheta
Malinda Schlingerman
Evieve Wright
Delmer Lee
Mary Ann
Saturay
Blanche Barnett
Mayme Lahen
Mt. Vernon
Frank Murphy
Thomas Canoles
C. A. Walter
U. B. Church
U. B
Shonkwiler
Harriet Levion
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Marcel Levion
Vernon Hardy
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Mayme T. Lahen
Vernon
Edna Cantor
Rebekah Lodge
Sherwood
Hazel Edwards
Janet
Amelia Mason
Gladie Morgan
New Lexington
Billy Haskins
Wilma Spence
Mary Ford
Maxville
Margaret Raub
Eleanor Spence
Tsabel Foura
Mary Frances Post
Edna Louise Dunlap
Frances Belle Wilson
Euchre Club
Lee Thomas
Maude Hardy
Genevieve Wright
Thelma Frasure
Mildred Ferguson
Flora Briggs
Lorena Spence
Delcie Spence
Elizabeth Hardy
Edith Nichols
Sarah Wright
Bertha Levion
Edna Dunlap
Eastern Stars
Miller
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
In Sag Harbor Madge Graham plans Queen Olga’s room for exiled Olga as she prepares to meet theatrical magnate Philip Veritzen. Olga requests help with flowers while arranging a royal scene that hints at past entanglements and future access to the guest. (Continued tomorrow)
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Madge Graham
Mother Graham
Madge
Olga
Transvania
Philip Veritzen
Sag Harbor
Poepasesten
Veritzen
Olina
Mr. Veritzen
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Francis PD. White
Dorthy Frank
WED
Corning Girl
Marguerite Pettigrew
Portsmouth Saturay
Emily M. Lautz
Adele Garrison
Pete Smith
Unit No
Vincent Lopez
King
Unit
Renegade Trail
Lan A
Southern