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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
10
In a fractured tale, Mildred battles Jennet and Pamela Judson over a hotel stay with a broker from Chicago. Huck emerges as a gambler torn between help and deception as a theater outing reveals shifting loyalties.
In Versailles police withhold charges against 37 year old Mrs Anola Farmer as her 47 year old husband Howard fights for life after a family quarrel at their home. Mrs Farmer remains jailed in Greenville while in Memorial Hospital at Piqua his condition is listed as critical.
Charles Ashworth of Hudson Avenue sues the City of Athens for 1500 damages alleging a storm sewer above ground damaged his property. He claims the sewer was not buried as expected and seeks 500 for the strip plus 1000 for the remainder of the lot.
Recitals this afternoon in Music Hall featured performers Keene neth Ruckman Rosemary Wise Richard McCutchan and Sibylla Strobel showcasing selected pieces in an academic program.
Huck brings Harold to a hidden gambling den run by Duke to fix bets and treat the young man as a pawn. Harold suspects a con after a lucky win, while Mildred faces manager’s warnings over her ties to Armitage as Harold presses for a date.
A dense fragment of radio programming across WOR CBS NBC and Columbia networks outlines early evening to late night shows. Many programs feature orchestras, sing ers, memory features, and news briefings with stations WJZ WEAF WLW and others listed along with times and show titles.
Saturday evening schedules show NBC with WEAF and network programs at 8 and 9 p.m. EST featuring Wiz Orchestra and another orchestra. CBS follows with 10 p.m. EST broadcasts also via WEAF and NBC, including Rolfe's Orchestra. The notices reference multiple network tie ins and orchestral broadcasts.
Anxiety over the whereabouts of Howard C. Deckard his wife and their two daughters from Farmingdale Long Island ended when their plane landed at Norton Field Columbus Ohio early this day. Deckard production manager of Fairchild Aircraft and the family had left Farmingdale yesterday and officials feared a forced landing after no progress reports were received. Deckard then took a train to New York while his wife and daughters visited relatives in Columbus.
Coast guard and customs officials probe a possible mutiny after finding the luxury New York yacht Nomad 18 miles offshore with no pilot aboard and four sailors in the cabin paralyzed by liquor. Captain John L. Schofield, famed Cape May sailing master, is missing.
Marietta Ohio April 4 O R Willard Cronin 50 a veteran shooter for the Marietta Torpedo Company was killed when nitro glycerine magazines at Lebanon exploded his truck was being loaded nearby and the blast wrecked surrounding buildings the blast was heard for miles
In Washington on April 5 the State Department is faced with a protest from Vice President Curtis about the social rank accorded to his hostess and sister Mrs Edward Everett Gann by former Secretary Kel logs. The row echoes Jackson era tensions when cabinet members resigned over status disputes involving the wife of Secretary of War Eaton.
Dover April 5 An audit of the books of P J Groh ousted Dover mayor began today by State Examiner William Gallagher sent by State Auditor Joseph T Tracy at Grohs request after he denied charges by state dry agents he withheld 6500 in liquor fines Gov Myers Y Cooper ousted him for misfeasance and malfeasance with a $50 bribe grand jury will probe tomorrow Groh removed his possessions and turned keys to Ernest A Barthelmeh council president who succeeded him
Mrs. J. P. Hartman of Cleveland, treasurer for the Cleveland Federation of Women's Clubs, posted $5,000 bond and was released after surrendering on a warrant accusing her of embezzling $2,500. She admitted using club funds but claimed she reimbursed the money. The warrant was issued Tuesday.
U S Secretary Mellon expects no major new action from the Federal Reserve Board after today’s joint meeting with all 12 reserve banks. He spoke in Washington today about ongoing efforts to curb speculation.
Four violinists students of Prof DeForest W Ingerham performed the first program in a studio recital series. The event showcased technique and interpretation as part of an ongoing music study.
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