Molly Burns Plans Escape From Engagement Scandal
Molly Burnham arranges to leave town with Rita and a nurse after Red Flynn warns of a ruined engagement with Bob Newton. Reporters trace the romance as Newton tours Boston speakeasies and Secrecy drives Molly toward a Lenox-bound train while Red coordinates a cover story and Mrs. Blake alias.
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Rob
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Marie
Lenox
William Blake
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Letter Golf SAD ISN T IT Enjoyable Par Six Puzzle
A playful note about today puzzle theme Letter Golf SAD ISN T IT includes a tear drop clue and mentions a solution appears on the last page. The item preserves light, period tone and hints at an end page reveal.
Radio Schedule Dense Lineup Across The Day
A dense listing of programs and times for WLW and NBC including orchestra segments baseball scores weather reports and evening concerts. The schedule featuring a wide range of acts from Marguerite Sayer contralto to the World in Music and Orpheus Trio highlights a full day of entertainment and information for listeners.
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Polly
Anna
Vincent. Lopez
Kylectioneers
NBC
Lehn and Fink
Atto
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Thies
Genio
Melville Bay
Los Amigos
Latin America
Gene, Ford
Glenn
Marguerite Sayer
Pierre Key
Secital
Seci
Williams
Dad Kershner
YMC
Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
Millam
Hall
Orchestra. Co
Woman's Radio Club
Angelus
Livestock Report
Poly
The
Gladiris
Northwestern Yeast
Foresters Nbc
Mosquiterrs
Forty
MipNicut
Gienn
YMCA
Ilbamorse
U. S. Navy
Rutland Socials and Visits Across Regions
Mrs Wallace Dennison and daughter visited Middleton with Mr Vern Mills while Mrs Etta Hoppes of Marion visited sister Miss Emma Stevens. The Rev Hugh Evans and family stayed with relatives. Harrisonville guests Pearl Reeves and wife. Pomeroy hosts Herbert Giles and family plus Lark Spires and grandchildren visiting Mary Brooks. Ball games in Cincinnati and a Free-Armbrust reunion in Washington D C with 260 attendees. Harrison Conrad returns to Cedarville with son and wife visiting Clarksburg relatives.
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Nutland
Wallace Dennison
Vern Mills
Middleton
Carl Dennison
Etta Hoppes
Marion
Emma Stevens
Hugh Evans
Layton
Graves
Harrisonville
Pearl Reeves
Herbert Giles
Pomeroy
John Reiser
Jacksonville
Til
Harrison Conrad
J. Conrad
Cedarville
W. Va
George Conrad
Clarksburg
Local notes from Eden and Joppa residents on visits
Eden reports Mr and Mrs George Reed and children Webster Gladys and Virginia traveling to Columbus and Radnor to visit relatives. Various locals attended school events shopped and visited family in Rutland Parkersburg Joppa Meadeville and Marietta with multiple Kibble Reed Cowdery and Chutes families noted.
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Eden
George Reed
Webster
Gladys
Virginia
Columbus
Radnor
East Liverpool
Webster Reed
Flossie Swain
Rutland
Irr
Randolph
Parkersburg
Local Residents Visit and Return Home
Miss Shelma Schultz, who has been employed in Parkersburg during the summer, has returned home. Oliver Lemasters and wife, Howard Founds, and Silen dewwland of Joppa were calling on George Reed on business last week. Mr and Mrs Micheal Kerwin spent Monday night with Mrs Sarah Curtis of Joppa. Howard Daker of Last Liverpool called on Eldon Blake Sunday. Pete Syfers and daughter Helen of Columbus spent Sunday with Eldon Blake and family. Charles Hill and George Reed of Lydia attended services here Sunday evening. Samuel Barber and two sons and one daughter of Baltimore, and granddaughter Miss Livelyn Corbin of Zanesville, were calling on Eldon and Charles Blake Sunday.
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Parkersburg
Oliver Lemasters
Howard Founds
Silen
Dewland
Joppa
George Eed
Micheal Kerwin
Sarah Curtis
Howard Daker
Liverpool
Eldon Blake
Pete Syfers
Helen
Columbus
Eidon Blake
Charles Hill
George Reed
Lydia
Samuel Barber
Baltimore
Livelyn Corbin
Zanesville
Eldon
Charles Blake
Tuppers Plains Local Notes From Aug 28
Residents and visitors gather in Tuppers Plains for shopping visits and social events. People named include Mr. and Mrs. J W Arbaugh and Elmer Reed hosting relatives. others travel to Parkersburg Coolville and Silver Ridge. the Junior Lodge Band holds an ice cream sociable under G I Parker’s leadership.
Large Avalon dahlia tops previous week report
A nine and a half by twenty three inch Avalon dahlia tuber is noted as larger than last week. The tubers come from a garden owned by her son. Numerous local residents and relatives are listed as guests and visitors in the following social notes.
Marietta Boat Races Attract Local Families
Mr and Mrs J A Biggs and Mr and Mrs P BE Shields attend ed the boat races in Marietta Frie Mr and Mrs W S Reed Racines were callers in the Village Sunday Mr and Mrs Dwight Kim Mids dieport were Sunday evening walkers at the home of Mr and Mrs E G Kim Mr and Mrs Will Whitener returned to their home near Pittsburgh after a two weeks visit with relatives here Continued on Page Eleven
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Michigan
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W. Bahr
Mr. Young
Success
Charley Keller
Myrtle
Columbus
P. E. Shields
Middleport
Everett Keller
Delaware
Elsword Keller
Coolville
Bell Keller
Jennie Smith
Jewel
James Kincaid
Billy Norman
Herbert Green
Emily Worthen
John Shumway
Evergreen
J. A. Biggs
P. BE. Shields
Marietta Frieday
W. S. Reed
Racines
Dwight Kim
Mids Dieport
E.G. Kim
Will Whitener
Pitsburgh
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Pittsburgh Woman
Mrs. Brown Brennan of 21 Schenectady Street Pittsburgh reports severe fatigue weight loss and poor appetite improved after eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine helped her eat better and she believes every house should keep it on hand.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Abe
Broa Brenanns
Shautauqua St
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Rediscovering health with a blood tonic advertisement
An old advertisement extols a blood tonic's benefits for improving appetite and vitality. It claims rich red blood strengthens the body, cures skin troubles, reduces rheumatic pains, and boosts sleep and flesh. It praises the tonic as a century old natural medicine trusted by millions.
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