Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Upcoming Wedding
Mr and Mrs Roy H Paynter hosted Thursday guests including Mrs Oscar Barnett Mrs Baker of Pittsburgh and Miss Grace Paynter of Syracuse New York Meanwhile Miss Catherine Weber and Miss Josephine Weber visiting their uncle George Fleming at Highland Street Also Miss Louise Eckel head of Home Economics remains ill at Mayo Clinic Rochester and will return home to Norwood Irene Devlin and Mary Devlin hosted a bridal shower for Miss Jennie Mulligan who will wed Karl Huts of Rockbridge on August 23 The ceremony will be at St Pauls Church rectory and the couple will reside in Logan
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Roy H. Paynter
East State Street
Oscar Barnett
Baker
Pittsburgh, Pa
Grace Paynter
Syracuse
N. Y
Catherine and
Josephine Weber
Marietta
George A. Fleming
Highland Street
Louise . Eckel
Th University
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester Minn
Norwood
Jennie Mulligan
Karl Huts
Rockbridge
Irene Devlin
Mary Devlin
Miss Mulligan
H. T. Mulligan
Jerseyville Road
St. Pauls Catholic Church
Logan
Century old resident of Lodi Township dies in Columbus
William Alfred Evans aged about 100, lifelong resident of Lodi Township near Jerseyville, died Thursday at his daughter Mrs Hubert Finsterwald's home in Columbus after eye ulcer treatment weakened him. Survived by six children from his first marriage and two from a former marriage. funeral at Jerseyville M E Church.
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William Alfred Evans
Jerseyville
Hubert J. Finsterwald
Fairwood Avenue
Columbus
Lodi Township
Lorenzo ID
Ann Evans
Ella Phillips
Cleve I. Evans
Italy
Tucy Belle Evans
Corn FE. Evans
Oferseyville
Wyatt McDaniel
Amesville
Herbert Finsterwald
Charles H. Evans
Asbury Day
Georgetown
Del
Jank H. Barto
Washington, D
Eastern financiers discuss air lines feasibility
Akron August 16 Eastern financial groups The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company and the German Zeppelin Corporation discuss the possibility of a commercial dirigible line over the Pacific and Atlantic The United Press learned from authentic sources that Eastern capitalists have shown keen interest in Graf Zeppelin’s round the world flight and data from the Graf’s voyage will be shared with interested parties for a proposed transoceanic service.
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Akron
U.P
Pacific
Atlantic
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Zeppelin Corporation
United Press
Aerman Graf Zeppelin
Graf Zeppelin Flies Toward Asia Over Russia
The Graf Zeppelin with 200 passengers and a 40 crew sails west over Russia setting a new air route from Central Europe to the Far East. It crosses Germany Li tia Latvia and the Soviet Union en route to Tokio as it nears Siberia at about 60 mph with fuel load decreasing.
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Moscow
U.R
Germany
Russia
Europe
Aving
Litia
Latvia
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Tokio
Graf
Siberia
Ural Mountains
Chicago minister endorses church sparks and trust for lovers
Rev. Dr. John Thompson of the Chicago Temple backs "sparking nooks" in churches to give couples a homey space. He argues against assuming evil motives by youths and urges trusting youths and placing lovers on their honor.
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Chicago
U.R
Dan Cupid
John Thompson
Thompson
International Youth Disciples of Christ
Seattle
Elurch
Farewell for Members at Priscilla Needle Club
Mrs. F E Harshman and Mrs Homer Clark bid farewell as the Priscilla Needle Club hosted a party at 249 East State Street. Husbands joined guests. handkerchief showers honored the honorees. The Harshmans depart Saturday for New York. the Clarks will move to Columbus. Miss Constance Leete arrived home from a Europe trip, where she visited Spain France and England.
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F .E. Harshman
Homer
Clark
Priscilla Needle Club
Fred C. Schilling
East State Street
Constance Leete
Europe
Spain
France
England
Leete
Ohio University
Bitter editor blasts Hawley Smoot tariff proposal
Henry A. Wallace editor of Wallace's Farmer and son of former agriculture secretary spoke at the Institute of Politics in Williamstown Massachusetts. He called the Hawley Smoot Tariff the worst iniquitous tariff bill and said farmers had supported tariffs under a Civil War misconception but now see it as a log rolling scheme aiding the most skilled log rollers.
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Williamstown
Mass
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Institute of Politics
Indictment in Cincinnati Involves Amanda Blymyer Notary
Amanda Blymyer a Cincinnati notary public was indicted by a grand jury on embezzlement and falsely representing herself as an attorney and obtaining money under false pretenses. She faced arraignment today. A new Japanese ruling bans night work for women and young persons in cotton factories. The female boss is described as a flapper, neglecting housekeeping as men oversee the nest and young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Amanda Blymyer
Mrs Price Family Plans Westward Motor Tour
Mrs Anna K Price leaves for Akron to visit her son Dr Sumner Price in New York City. She will tour the West to Colorado Springs and Oklahoma City, with Mayo Clinic study in Rochester Minnesota. Miss Louise Price may join part of the trip from New York City. Felix Riley family departs for a two week motor trip to Buffalo New York and via Canada to Detroit Michigan.
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Anna K. Price
Akron
John Price
Sumner Price
New York City
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma City
Rochester Minn
Price
Mayo Clinic
Louise Price
West
Felix Riley
Harry Riley
Donna
Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Warner Brothers to acquire six Connecticut and twelve regional theatres
Warner Brothers Pictures completes deals to buy six Connecticut River Valley theaters controlled by Alfred Gottesman and twelve cinemas in Ohio Maryland and Pennsylvania from Silverman Brothers expanding its theater holdings across the Northeast and Midwest.
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New York
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Connecticut
Connecticut River Valley Corporation
Alfred Gottesman
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Silverman Brothers
School the Air to Run Varied Programs for Year
An expanded School the Air set for the coming year was announced by Ohio State news. The program will continue last year’s features with new departments and cross state cooperation with Indiana and Kentucky. Drama logs by Gwen dolen Jenkins and Shakespeare by Stuart-Walker and Schuster-Martin will be featured.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Gwendolen Jenkins
Ohio State University
Stuart-Walker Players
Schuster-Martin
Willie Doody Starves Then Drinks Coffee in Calorie Clash
Chicago August 16 Willis Doody the pocket-sized gunman known as Wee Babyface or Weary faces multiple murder and robbery charges. He refuses meals in jail but postal inspectors fear a starvation will thwart justice and induce him to drink a coffee with cream to gain calories.
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Doody
Willis
Wee
Willie
Death by Own Action Captures Headlines
Fragmentary report describes a man and a woman in Little Rock and Cincinnati drifting into dramatic actions amid a heat wave. Police investigation mentions Lucille Dayton and Pauline Jones, with a self-inflicted death following a provocative scene at a hotel.
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Little Rock
Ark
Lucille Dayton
Pauline Jones
George Siebert
Cincinnati
Town Hotel
Navy's First All Metal Dirigible Nears Flight
The ZMC-2, the United States Navy's first all metal dirigible, is being prepared in Detroit. It features welded thin metal with fewer braces, an inflated helium envelope, and a weight similar to fabric covered balloons. The article notes the control car is below the hull.
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United States Navy
Detroit
The Coolidges Haven’t Changed Since White House
Private life six months after leaving the White House finds Cal and Grace Coolidge fitting into Northamton Mass. The couple’s routine includes shopping with neighbors, visiting the hairdresser weekly, and enjoying quiet hobbies. Mrs Coolidge buys light fiction and poetry, samples jewelry, and frames samplers as gifts.
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Coolidges
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Mary Alice Parent
University of Southern California
United Press
Mra. Coolidge
Mra Coolidge
Marcel
Mrs. Coolee
Mrs. Coolidge
Deans
Tiny Tim
Coolidge Family Keeps Washington Habits In Northampton Home
In Northampton on August 16, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and her husband maintain their Washington routines. They rise early, visit a grocery and bakery with friend Mrs. R. B. Hills, and Mrs. Coolidge chats with clerks by first names. They drive the big car with a chauffeur, though a smaller loaned car also appears.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidges
Whit House
Washington
White House
Maassasoit Street
Coolides
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Decorator Roland Seely Dies in Columbus Auto Crash
Roland J. Seely a local decorator is killed when two automobiles collide in Columbus. He sustained fatal injuries at the scene. The accident remains under investigation by city authorities.
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Columbus
Roland J. Seely
Marietta Company Wins County Road Contracts
Athens County commissioners opened bids for lime stone spread on two Trimble Township roads and gravel on a third. The Bell & Carr Company of Marietta received the contracts with the most satisfactory bids. Other bidders included American Aggregates Corporation of Girenville, D. J. McKintley Company, and Marble Creek Quarries Company.
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Reada
Trimble Township
Athens County
Bell & Carr Company
Martietta
Wis
American Aggregates’ Corporation
Sireenville
D. J. McKintley Company
Marble Cim . Quarries Company
Road material bids approved for multiple county roads
Columbus district accepted Bell & Carr Co bid to furnish lime or gravel for three roads. Antle Run Road 600 tons at 2.13 a ton totaling 1,278 dollars. Congress Run Road 1,199 tons at 1.80 or 2,167 dollars. Hartleyville Road 500 tons at 1.71 or 1,268 dollars. Company to furnish haul and spread material by September 16.
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Columbus
Agile
Congress Run
Hartleyville
Bell & Carr Comepany
Antle Run
Congress Ryan
Ao Ot
Rumors of Open Hostilities on Manchurian Border Denied
American and Japanese officials in Manchuria reported that rumors of open hostilities between Elussian and Chinese troops massed on the Manchurian border were entirely unfounded.
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Peiping
Manchuria
Manchurian
Miner Victim Dover After Rock Falls at Sugar Creek Mine
A miner named Dover suffered a broken back from a rock fall at Sugar Creek Clay Products Coal Mine in Sugar Creek. The incident injured an employee of Sugar Creek Clay Products Company, with costs borne by the firm.
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Dover
Lemonsters
New Philadelphia
Sugar Creek Clay Products Company
Sugar Creek
Merger of Fan Electric with General Motors announced
Dayton radio makers Fan Electric Company and General Motors announced a merger today. The move combines Fan Electric’s radio manufacturing base with GM’s broader operations. Details and terms were not disclosed.
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Dayton
Day- Fan Electric Company
General Motors Corporation
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M. FE
Zeppelin
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Athens
Take Ohio Theaters
Harrison Sayre
Alfred Vivian
Ray Fife
Smith-Hughes
L. L. Rummel
The
Ohio Farmers
William McPherson
W. A. Evans
Ohio State
Damrosch
VSAS
Kansas
Quaker Products CO. Finance
Penn Square
Philadelphia
Lada
Aus
Athens, Nelsonville
Huntington
Pomeroy Bend Bridge
Bridge
Navy
Grate & Richmond
John Brown
Stephen Vincent Benet
Patal
the, Falk of
Thens
AD Pharmacy CO
Eleanor
Denny
Hill Crest Inn
Dial
Inlerest Inn
Albany
Billi Moler
Marietta Company
Big Daylight
Banks
ICE Cream Company
FE. State St
Logans
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