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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
5
Dance Chance Shapes for Anne Winter in Hollywood
Casting director Bell invites Anne Winter to audition for a musical comedy, offering a chance at dancing and possible screen lines. Hurley plays piano as Anne rehearses in a studio, with Sloan praising her screen personality and a gradual push toward bigger roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Anne
Bell
Sloan
Hollywood Extra World Opens With Two New Faces
Dan Rorimer a Hollywood writer and ex New York reporter meets Anne Winter who travels from Tulsa Oklahoma to seek extra work. He works at Continental Pictures but hates his present duties. Anne, a beginner, lands extra work at Grand United sitios and moves in with Mona Morrison and Eva Har. Eva is bitter about slow work and this exposes the rough life of film extras. Garry Sloan, a famed director, spots Anne and offers a screen bit. Dan distrusts Sloan though they have not met and fears Anne may find him appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand United
Anne Winter
Anne
First National
Eva Harley
Eva
Jane
Mona
Sea
Poverty Row
Hollywood
Bell
Sloan
Rorimer
Garry Sloan
Hurley
Harvey
Mr. Hurley
Dan Rorimer
Hollywood Scewario
New York
Tulsa
Okla
Dan
Continental Pictures
Grand United Sitios
Mona Morrison
Eva Har
Four voting places set for primary in Glicuster County
The county board of elections reduces polling sites from six to four for the upcoming primary. Ballots will be cast at Bet 1 Beal Building Precinct 3 Hard Walls Wallpaper Storeroom Township Building and Mayor's Office for Precincts 1 2 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glicuster
Thens County Board of Elect
Bet
Beal
Surprise Party Honors Mrs W H Wierbaugh in Truetown
A surprise party at Mrs. W H Wierbaugh’s Truetown home celebrated her birthday anniversary with friends, music, social hour, ice cream and cake. Attendees included P H Willeke family, Richard Nutter, the Cartwrights, Morrison family and many neighbors. Later, Athens Lumber plant area arrests for drunkenness and fighting led to fines and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. H. Wierbaugh
Truetown
P. H. Willeke
Millfield
Richard Nutter
Clarcie Nutter
Bobbie Joe
Maud Lowery
Frank Smith
Effie Cartwright
Effie McClelland
Charles Morrison
Ruth
Mary Cartwright
Lottie Cannon
Dow Cannon
Marion
Fred Leake
Adam
Greens Run
Wiley Mingus
Bernice Hipscher
Fred McClelland
W. H. Fierbaugh
Holmes Dies After Months of Illness at Trimble Home
C W Holmes 72 died at his Trimble home Saturday afternoon after an illness of several months. He had worked since May 28 and lived in Trimble 13 years, previously in Jackson County. Survived by widow and children Loren Holmes Fred Darling Walden Holmes. Services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 at the Church of Christ with Rev G B Courtley officiating. Burial was in West Union Street Cemetery in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuster
Five Prisoners Fined by Mayor After Sunday Break Fast
Aug 11 five prisoners answered roll call for breakfast at the City Prison after a disorderly conduct incident Saturday night. They were arrested by Marshal Co W Fischer and Constable G H Love. Clifford Wade and his brother are among the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Greens
Wades
Athens Lumber Company
M. Penman
Clifford Wade
Clifford
Cecil Sanborn
Oak Street
Robert Lunsford
G. W. Lewis
Old Mine No. 2
Lunsford
Lewis
Ben Searls
Board Elects Glouster Transporter for Greens Run Pupils
Trimble Township education board awards Sam McClelland a three year contract to transport pupils from Little Greens Run to Greens Run School at $500 per year. Miss Mary V. Sayre of Trimble will teach Fifth Grade at Greens Run School to replace Lois McLeod who resigned for a higher position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township
Greens Run Church Ladies Complete Quilt Plan Dinner
Members of the Greens Run Church met at the school to finish a quilt and discuss a dinner for primary election day Tuesday. Proceeds will benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies of the Greens Run Church
Board Receives Bids on School Buildings in Glouster
Bids were received for the No. 6 and Palmer School Buildings at Saturday afternoon’s public auction. A special Board of Education meeting is likely this week to review the bids. if rejected, the board will pursue private sale of the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 6
Palmer
Board of Education
Buckeye
Ohio
Building and Loan Association
Former Athens County resident Samuel Vorhes dies at 70
Samuel Vorhes 70 longtime Alexander Township resident and farmer died at his daughter Mrs Margaret Thompson in Akron at 4 15 Sunday after a week ill He will be returned to Athens to his son Vern D Vorhes 42 Race Street for visitation Funeral services set for Cumberland Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville at 1 PM Wednesday Burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery Surviving children include four sons Herbert Akon Fred Columbus Jess Akron and two brothers Co B Vorhes Athens and Pearl Vorhes Cincinnati He left Athens County seven years ago to live with his daughter in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Vorhes
Athens County
Margaret Thompson
Akron
Athens
Vern D. Vorhes
Race Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Vorhes
Herbert Vorhes
I'red H. Vorhes
Columbus
Jess Vorhes
Co. B. Vorhes
Pearl Vorhes
Cincinnati
Alexander Township
Chicago Star Amateurs Open City Golf Championship
Chicago hosts the annual men’s city championship with 200 amateurs starting play. Qualifying splits into two sections 18 holes today and 18 on Tuesday, with the 64 lowest scores advancing to Tuesday for match play and a $2 prize for leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drought relief plans progress as Hoover returns to Washington
President Hoover, after three days at Rapidan, receives the Agriculture Department survey on drought impact. The report covers all affected counties and shapes relief steps while Weather Bureau notes cooler trend and little rain. Congress backs possible farm credit measures and aid for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Rapidan
Hoover
Agriculture Department
Weather Bureau
Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
White House
Congress
Fied Cross
Ita
Amatl
Whalen dies in crash attempt. wife dies of heart attack
In Chicago on August, Bernice Whalen died of heart disease at German Deaconess Hospital. Her brother-in-law Robert Whalen, president of the National Automobile Racing Association, was killed Monday in Sterling, TH, while trying to shield others from a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Whalen
National Automobilea Racing Absodhition
Bernice Whalen
Whalen
Sterling
Alexander Church Plans Homecoming
Alexander Presbyterian Church announces a homecoming on Sunday August 24 with morning services at 11 o clock a noon picnic lunch and afternoon services at 2 o clock Special music will be provided by Mrs Mand Vorhea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Mra
Mand Vorhea
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