Serial Dinner Tonight Marks Close Of Women’s Parties
Mrs Louis I Brown hosts the University Terrace residence for a 6 o’clock dinner marking the third in a series of women’s dinners ending after Christmas holidays. Thirty six guests are invited with Mrs Russell W Finsterwald Mrs Dwight H Rutherford Mrs Edward C Schloss and Mrs Robert B Wood assisting.
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Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Brown
Russell W. Finsterwald
Dwight H. Rutherford
Edward C. Schloss
Robert 8. Wood
Informal Party at Custer Home For Boy Guests
Dick Ortherfer Dick Brannon and Harry Wolfe of Columbus high school guests at 120 Morris Avenue during a weekend informal party hosted by Jack Custer son of Mr and Mrs E R Custer. Saturday night the Custer home hosted the gathering for the visitors.
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Jack Custer
E. R. Custer
Morris Avenue
Dick Ortherfer
Dick Brannon
Harry Wolfe
Columbus
Custer
Missionary Society to Meet at 2 P M Tuesday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Cooper at 306 East State Street. Miss Genevieve Apgar to present the Christmas program.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Cooper
East State Street
Genevieve Apgar
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Paul Silvas
Mr and Mrs Paul Silvas of Franklin Avenue announce the birth of a son at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Sunday December 6.
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Paul Silvas
Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Wooley Family Returns Home After Athens Visit
Mrs. William H. Wooley and her daughter Irene travel from Athens to Columbus after visiting relatives. They are joined by Miss Alice Pierce who stayed with her cousin Robert Bobo in Pomeroy.
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William H. Wooley
Irene
Columbus
Athens
Alice Pierce
Robert Bobo
Pomeroy
Teachers and coaches visit Columbus couple
Miss Ruth Pierce a New Straitsville teacher and George B Williams Marion High School assistant coach were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Vic Pierce of Columbus.
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Ruth Pierce
New Straitsville
George B. Williams
Marion High School
Vic Pierce
Columbus
Couple welcome daughter at home in Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Raymond Connett announce the birth of a daughter today Monday December 7 at their home 61 Morris Avenue WY C D Club meets at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs Edward Cole 102 East State Street Christmas party of the Maecenas Literary Club at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jesse Henry 20 Walker Street as hostess Gifts exchanged
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Raymond Connett
Morris Avenue
WY. C. D. Club
Edward Cole
East State Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Jesse Henry
Walker Street
Lewis Family Weekend Guests and Zeta Tau Alpha Meeting
Mr and Mrs James Lewis of Oak Street hosted weekend and Sunday guests including W S Lewis Adena Gomer Lewis and families Maxine Pomeroy Mode Lewis Bob Hite of Gore. Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae meet at 7 30 Friday evening with Miss Julia Cable 16 President Street.
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James Lewis
Oak Street
W. S. Lewis
Adena
Gomer Lewis
Maxine
Pomeroy
Mode Lewis
Bob
Murray City
Hite
Gore
Zeta ‘Tau Alpha
Julia Cable
President Street
Return of Aunt of Cottingham to Columbus After Visit
Mrs. George Huff aunt of Mrs. C. J. Cottingham returned to Columbus after a week’s visit here. She was accompanied home by Mrs. C. J. Cottingham and Mrs. E. A. Cottingham who are now at home.
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George Huff
C. J. Cottingham
Columbus
E. A. Cottingham
Woman Saved From Electric Chair Faces New Trial
Maude Lowther, first Ohio woman sentenced to death by electric chair, stands trial in Wooster for the slaying of her lover’s wife Mrs Tilby Smith. Convicted at Jefferson Ashtabula County for the Saybrook murder on May 29 1930, her death sentence was reversed by the Seventh District Court of Appeals prompting a venue change.
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Ashtabula County
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Law Revision Urged by Attorney General Report
Attorney General Mitchell urged a complete overhaul of appellate criminal procedure and improvements in bankruptcy law in his fiscal year 1931 report. He cited excessive delays after guilty verdicts and called for expedited appeals to remove criticism of criminal procedure.
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Washington
U.P
Mitchell
Lima Faces Power Shortage For New Sewage Plant
Lima, Dec 7, faces a clash between city and Ohio Power Co over a municipal power plant. The city has a $660,000 sewage disposal plant but no electricity to run it, delaying operations for months until a new power source is built.
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Lima
Ohio Power Company
Lynch Ayres Arrested on Intoxication Charge in Athens
Leroy Ayres of Athens was arrested last night by Athens police on intoxication charges. He is to be arranged for a hearing before Mayor Wood tonight at seven.
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Leroy Ayres
Athens
Mayor Wood
Ohio schools enter tournament in Columbus
Ninety one Ohio high schools have entered teams in the annual tournament of the Ohio State University debate league. The Speaking Department announced today that the debating will begin in January at Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Re School
Ohio State University
Mother Among Bank Robbers In Ohio Heist
Four men and a woman, including Hazel Bullard a Carey mother of two, were charged in connection with the Bettsville Banking Co robbery. Harry Davidson identified three suspects. authorities recovered 70 in cash and 455 hidden in a Carey residence. Terry confessed and implicated the others.
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Tiffin
U.R
Bettsville Banking Company
Bettaville
Hazel Bullard
Alva Wilcox
John Wilcox
Carey
Joe Terry
Upper Sandusky
Harry W. Davidson
Terry
Wilcox
Newspaper Publisher Triggers Bank Reopening in Davenport
Davenport Iowa December 7 news report states the American Savings Bank and Trust Company will reopen January 16 as the Davenport Trust and Savings Bank after two months closed. Publisher E P Adler led a campaign using newspapers radio speeches and reader teams to restore confidence and raise funds and obtain waivers on 40 percent of deposits.
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Davenport, Inn
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
Davenport Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa
Illinois
E. P. Adler
Hill's Colds Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Hill's Cascara Quinine as a guaranteed quick relief for colds. It claims two tablets plus water will ease pain and congestion, clear the mind, and that the money-back guarantee applies if the product fails.
Most Popular Radio Stars Ranked by Editors Poll
New York December 7 poll of 132 radio editors names Amos n Andy Morton Downey Jessica Dragonette and the Philadelphia Symphony as top figures. Awards cover categories from best dance orchestra Guy Lombardo to best speakers and announcers including Ted Husing and Lowell Thomas.
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New York
U.R
Amos 'N’ Andy
Morton Downey
Jessica Dragonette
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Ted Husing
Eddie Cantor
Jack Foster
New York World-Télegram
Foster
Foremost Dance Orchestra
Guy Lombardo
Paul Whiteman
Ben Bernie
Philadelphia Symphony
Philharmonic Symphony of New York
Walter Damrosch
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Ruth Etting
Mildred Bailey
James Melton
John Charles Thomas
Frank Munn
Paul Oliver
Haswell
Revelers
Amos
Palmolive
Cities Service
Lucky Strike
Gloomchaser
Stoopnagie and
Budd
Madge Tucker
Ida Bailey Allen
Julia Sanderson
Aged Man Robbed In Columbus Apartment Attack
William H. Melton, 72, was beaten by three men and robbed of $2 and a watch in his Columbus apartment Sunday night. The crime occurred in the city, and police are investigating the incident.
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Columbus
William H. Melton
Hiccoughing Cited as Indirect Cause of Death in Steubenville
Steubenville reports a 12 day bout of hiccoughing blamed by physicians as an indirect cause of the death of Hays Sanders, 53. He died Sunday at his home in Steubenville.
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Steubenville
Hays Sanders
Ohio University Women Poets Enter Judges for Prelims
Ohio University women poets enter preliminaries for the annual poetry contest sponsored by the Women's Forensic. Prelims Tuesday at 4 in Fine Arts Hall, finals Wednesday at 8 in the same hall. Public invited. Judges for prelims are Dr. H. Roy Wilson and Prof. W. H. Cooper. Final judges are Dean Irma E. Voigt Mrs. L. C. Staats and Dr. R. A. Foster. Entrants listed include Mary E. Distel Magdalene Pfeil Mildred Finnicum Eleanor Eliott Perrysburg Rae Wooley Flora Hess Edna Mae Stauffer Josephine Starr Vera A. Wills Mary Kes singer Lucille Morgan roth Elizabeth Lewis.
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Ohio University
Fine Arts
H. Roy Wilson
W. H. Cooper
Irma E. Voigt
L. C. Staats
German Fascists Confident of Victory in Coming Rise
Berlin dispatch reports private debt payments based on capacity to pay will be recognized by the Fascist Government. Hitler expects to assume power within weeks or a few months. He says reparations must be paid first if France agrees. Hitler calls rumors of a coup ridiculous and insists his government will refuse any impossible treaty.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Weld
Hitler
Airman Lowell Bayles Funeral Set in Newton
Funeral services for Lowell Bayles, the aviator who died in Detroit while attempting to break the world land plane speed record, will be held in Newton on Wednesday.
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Newton
Ill
U.R
Lowell Bayles
Detroit
Drugstore Owner Wounded in Robbery
Frank L. Pattison proprietor of the Fox Pharmacy was shot in the abdomen during a Saturday night holdup and robbery in Cleveland. He is reported recovering today as police investigate the $75 theft.
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Cleveland
Frank L. Pattison
Fox Pharmacy
Man Lived 30 Years With Knife in Brain
Linus Larson aged 59 wore a two and a half inch knife blade embedded in his brain for three decades. He suffered sudden unconscious spells and was photographed and treated at Cook County Hospital in Chicago by Dr. Dorothy Walker, with an X ray showing the blade behind his eye.
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Linus Larson
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Dorothy Walker
Larson
Friendship Discussed At Meeting Of Elks
Memorial services for Athens B P O Elks No 973 were held Sunday at the Elks Quarters. Rev. Reed J. Downs of the First Christian Church delivered the memorial address praising friendship and brotherly love as lasting beyond death. Special music by Mariana Bing, O L Hoisington, and Helen Hedden accompanied tributes to J P Dana J M Tippie J N Brown Field Scott W H Brown Sr and Henry Zenner.
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Athens
B. P. O. Elks
Elks Quarters
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
Downs
Jonathan
David
Rev. Downs
Mariana Bing
O. L. Hoisington
Helen Hedden
J. P. Dana
J. M. Tippie
J. N. Brown
Field Scott
W. H. Brown, Sr
Henry Zenner
Japan to Accept League Peace Plan With Army Reservation
Tokyo reports the Japanese delegates to the League of Nations Council in Paris will accept the League's Manchurian settlement resolution with a reservation preserving the army's freedom of action. The acceptance also extends to Briand's call for army suppression of bandits, with the same reservations.
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Tokio
Japan
League of Nations Council
Paris
League
Aristide Briand
Resigns as Head of New Rochelle Schools
Dr. Albert Leonard, longtime superintendent of New Rochelle Public Schools, resigns due to ill health after 25 years. A new junior high was named for him. Leonard, born in 1857 in Logan, began his career in New York education and taught at Syracuse University.
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Albert Leonard
New Rochelle
N. Y
C. W. Super
Ohio University
Leonard
Logan
New
New York State
Syracuse University
Jackville Factory PTA to Meet Next Thursday
A meeting of the Jackville Factory Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the Factory School next Thursday evening. Parents and teachers may plan for the Christmas program at this time.
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Jackville Factory Parent-Teacher Association
Salvation Army Kettles Raise Funds for Christmas Baskets
Donations totaling 818.55 collected at kettles Saturday will fund Christmas dinners for needy families. An additional 9.79 was received at the Post Office and funds will continue to be collected daily until Christmas. Adjt Bernard Stone seeks names of eligible families by Dec 21 after investigations. Contributions may be sent to the Salvation Army Christmas Basket Fund Athens Ohio.
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Salvation Army
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Adjutant Stone
Core
The
Athens
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Meeting of Elks
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles
Nervine
N.B.C
Maytag Company
Carpenter Maytag Co
North Court St
F. & R. Lazarus & Co
Columbus, Ohio
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