Rebels within Auburn Prison Face First Degree Murder Charges
At Auburn Prison New York authorities announce all convicts involved in the uprising will be charged with first degree murder. Key figure Rev Donald Cleary aided mutineers during the siege as 300 National Guardsmen faced 15 barricaded convicts and 12 guards, with five inmates killed in the final assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
U.R
Albany
Raymond Kiev
Corrections
Donald Cleary
Holy Amity Church
Jennings
Steve Pawlak
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers Wednesday
Blanks for the nomination of officers are mailed to members by A. M. Gill secretary. Election will be held Wednesday. The annual financial report shows a treasury balance of 372.56, total expenses 1.27, and dues income of 4 482.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Gill
Treasury
Gill
Hotel Berry
Daisy Shepherd Testifies as Wheeler Letter Box Becomes Clue
Daisy Shepherd admits raiding the Rhodes House kitchen during the Hogarth murder and identifies a blue note from Arthur Wheeler. She recalls Wheeler pressed her about funding a sewing machine gadget and confirms a Chicago call around midnight before the June 27 envelope discussion. The exchange, amid courtroom tension, hints Wheeler’s possible involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Price
Daisy Shepherd
Arthur Wheeler
Miss Shepherd
Dr. Price
Daisy
Rhodes House
Chicago
Mr. Wheeler
Mrs. Sharp
Herbert S. Magnus
Slender Lines of Chic Pattern 1796
Pattern from The Athens Messenger highlights the 1796 trend for slender silhouettes in women’s fashion. The brief notes the style’s popularity and practical patterns for home sewing.
New Winter Fashion Book Pattern ad for 1796 model
Pattern offers a 1796 design with printed silk crepe on dark ground and beige silk pique trims. Sizes 36 to 46 priced 8 dollars to 46 dollars plus yardage notes and easy instructions. Order by mail to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept in New York. 15 cents pattern, 10 cents with pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 27Th St
New York City
Radio WLW Dec 12 Evening Schedule Listings
A detailed hourly program lineup for WLW features multiple acts and segments. Notable entries include Five O clock Hawaiians Livestock Reports Musicale Benrus Time announcements Henry Thies Orchestra Weather forecast and Hotel Gibson Orchestra with a variety of bands and serials through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Club Orchestra
Benrus
Henry Thies
Linton
Chambers of Commerce
Tony
Lehn and Fink Serenade
NBC
Champion Sparkers
Billikin Troupers
Maxwell House Coffee Concrt
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Fillmore
Maids of Melody
Los Amigos
Latin America
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Mansfield and Lee
Midweek Radio Schedule Highlights and Big Acts
WEAF presents a Black and Gold Room Orchestra program at 7 00 followed by a hymn sing. The 7 30 Coward Comfort Hour airs with Rudy Jallee. Seiberling Singers led by James Melton Wilfred Gienn and quartet perform at 9 00. Oliver Smith tenor features on Jack Frost Melody Moments at 9 30. Victor Hour at 10 00 and the National Opera Company with Flot on s Martha at 11 00. Hal Kemp’s Orchestra closes at 12 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Black and Gold Room
Coward
Rudy Jallee
Seiberling
James Melton
Wilfred Gienn
Jack Frost
Oliver Smith
Victor
National Opera Company
Floteon
Martha
Hal Kemp
Thursday radio schedule highlights NBC WJZ lineup
NBC WJZ airs Old Man Sunshine and children's songs at 6 00, Park Central Orchestra at 6 30, Amos n Andy at 7 00 and 11 30, John Erskine talk at 7 15, The 7 11s at 7 30, Lehn and Fink Serenaders at 8 00, Champion Sparkers at 8 20, Smith Brothers at 9 00, Maxwell Hour with Mendoza conducting at 9 30, Atwater Kent Dance Hour at 10 00, and Slumber Hour at 11 00 with Amos n Andy again at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WJZ
Park Central Orchestra
Amos
Andy
John Erskine
Lehn
Fink
Sparkers
Smith Brothers
Maxwell
Mendoza
Ing
Atwater Kent
Amos ‘N
Evening concert and radio schedule at Paramount venue
A detailed night program lists performances by the Columbia Symphony Orchestra at 6:00 followed by Civic Repertory Co and Eva Le Gallienne at 6:30. Then orchestras, political talks, mystery features, Russian music, and national forum segments proceed hourly into midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Civic Repertory Co
Eva LeGallienne
Dance
Levitow
F. W. Wise
the Columbians
Sampavar
NBC Sunday evening network lineups and programs
The schedule lists 8 p.m. Rudy Vallee and others on NBC chain from WJZ to KDKA WRC WJR and WHAM the WEAF WRC WGY WWJ WHAS and WSAZ at 8 p.m 9 30 p.m. Concert Orchestra and NBC chain from WJZ to KYW KDKA WLW WJR WHAS 11 p.m. Grand opera NBC chain from WEAF to WRC WGR WTAM WWJ WHAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To. m
Amos 'N' Andy
NBC
WJZ
KDKA
WRC
WJR
WHAM
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
WGY
WWJ
WHAS
WSAZ
KYW
WLW
Grand Opera
WGR
WTAM
Grandfather Clock Tale Set for Seiberling Program
A grandfather clock whose ticking stopped with his death will be recounted in musical harmony by a male quartet as part of the Seiber ling program to be heard coast to coast Thursday at pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiberling
Melody Lane Presents Coward Comfort Music on NBC
The program of latest songs and dance hits from Melody Lane will be heard on the NBC system Thursday at 7 30 p m. The fanciful lineup features popular ballads and dance tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
NBC
Radio Schedule highlights on WLW December Friday program list
A detailed, time marked lineup for WLW Friday December shows includes Morning Devotion, Crosley Woman's Hour, Farm Hour, Weather and River Reports, Walter Damrosch NBC, Hotel Gibson Orchestra, National Farm and Home Hour, town and country segments, various music hours, and late night programs from 6:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. with multiple NBC and WOR broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Dad Kershner
Y. M
Crosley Woman's Hour
Nancy Harper
Walter Damrosch
NBC
Eary and
Daniels Fiddlers
Gibson Orchestra
National Farm and Home Hour
Central States School of Her
Sheila
Woman's Radio Club
Pacific Symphony
Tea Time
Livestock Report
Musicale
Lucky Sambo
Dave Bernies
WOR
Bennus
Uncle Don
University of Cincinnati
Tony
Dixie Circus
Triadors
Dr Wisco
Craddock Terry
Heatrolatown
Armstrong Quakers
Armour
Benrus
Hal
Crosley Burnt Corkers
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Hotel ' N Orchestra
Crosley Novelty Orchestra
Friday NEC Co Source at Weay 6 30
Black and Gold Room Orchestra performs at 6 30 with Raybestos Twins and Bernard and Billy Beard listed as performers in this local listings note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEC CO
WEAY
Black and Gold Room Orchestra
Raybestos
al Bernard
Billy Beard
Evening radio schedule featuring acts and sketches
The lineup lists six to nine performances from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM including Smith Ballew's Orchestra, Amos and Andy, the Choristers Octet, Dixie Circus with Bob Sherwood, Triadors comedy sketch, Staff Recital, Famous Loves drama, and Interwoven Pair with Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. Musical acts and dramatic pieces occupy each half hour slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
Smith Ballew
Amos
Andy
Dixie Circus
Bob Sherwood
Billy Jones
Ernie Hare
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Featured Acts
WABC broadcasts a full evening lineup from 6:15 closing market prices to 11:30 with Diverse acts. Specht and Littman orchestras lead, Romany Patteran Gypsy music and Howard Fashion Pirates follow. Curtis Institute Concert, Jan Garber and Ellington Cotton Club appear in the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
Specht’s Orchestra
Littman
Romany Patteran
Howard Fashion Pirates
Brown-Bilt Footlights
Eversharp Penmen
True Story Hour
Curtis Institute
Jan Garber
Lyman
Ellington
Cotton Club
Pomeroy House Sale Prompts Growth Plans at Bowman's Run
George Quadliff sold his house and small farm at Bowman's Run to John L. Blair who plans gas and oil development. Carlos Hartley of Steubenville signed papers releasing his claim. Local politics note Hughs says T. L. Wolfe will be recommended for postmaster at Ravenswood. Athens summons jurors for William Orr trial next Monday. Census enumerator talk stirs Meigs County as next year’s census nears. Basil Myers and Thelma King marry in a Dexter ceremony. Civil War veterans and wives to be entertained by the Daughters of the Union Veterans at their hall Friday evening with drum corps music by Middleport-Pomeroy. Local Christ Church art glass windows near completion on Lower Main Street to be viewed December 16. S. C. Cook house at Dexter being rebuilt by M. L. Vale et al after November 30 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quadliff
Bowman’s Run
John L. Blair
Carlos Hartley
Steubenville
Hughs
Huntington
T. L. Wolfe
Ravenswood
Athens
William Orr
Earl Hartung
Chester
Charles Gillis
Joe Stiles
Racine
Meigs County
Basil Myers
Dexter
Thelma
Pomeroy
Middleport-Pomeroy
Church of Christ
Main Street
Prison Riot Suppressed After Night of Violence
During the night and into day the mopping up continued with guards sweeping for concealed weapons and evidence of mutiny. A handful of insurgents remained at large, while knives pistols and even fermenting prune juice were found. Authorities said enough weapons existed to arm 160 or more.
Girl Dressed Like Man Charged With Forgery
Alice Stewart a 17 year old girl in Marietta county jail faces forgery charges after being arrested near Harriettsville by Constable A L Finch. She is to be arraigned in Juvenile Court before Judge Vleming for forging a $3.73 check endorsed and cashed at the Lower Salem Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Alice Stewart
Harriettsville
A. L. Finch
Vleming
George W. Perkins
Lower Salem
Dr. Gautschi
Matamoros
Strikers Mass at Central Illinois Mines Amid Rebel Union Strike
In Taylorville and near Springfield Illinois mobs gathered to stop mines from operating as authorities backed operators. Special deputies and National Guardsmen faced off at the Tovey Mine while Auburn Mine saw 500 workers blocked by a mass of pickets including two men and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Ill
URIK
Hinois
National Coal Miners’ Union
Tovey Mine
Here
Auburn Mine
Springfield
Miss Vera Lucas Injured In Two Car Collision
Vera Lucas of Vienna sustained a fractured skull crushed chest and two broken legs when hit by two autos at Twentieth Street and Murdoch Avenue in Parkersburg on Tuesday night She remained in critical condition at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Vera Lucas
Vienna
Twentieth Street
Murdoch Avenue
Konjola Restores Health Says Youngstown Woman
Mrs Emma M Jones of 414 West Earl Avenue Youngstown Ohio reports severe stomach and liver illness before trying Konjola. Within two weeks she improved and a few bottles fully restored her health praising the medicine. Sold at Meere Drug Store in Athens and by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
M. Jones
West Earl Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Konjola
Athens
Meree
Funeral services for Mrs Matilda Bowman in Sand Rock
Amesville dispatch reports funeral services for Mrs Matilda Bowman 84 at Sand Rock Church at 1 30 PM Friday instead of 6 PM as previously listed. She died early Wednesday at her daughter Mrs George Thompson's home in Sand Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Matilda Bowman
Sand Rock
Messenger
Bowman
George Thompson
Tidal Wave Capsizes Boats Off Costa Caparica Beach
A tidal wave swept Costa Caparica Beach capsizing several fishing boats and causing damage. No further details on injuries or exact boat count were provided. Local authorities investigated the incident as a maritime mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
U.R
Costa Caparica Beach
Evangelist Wallace Frames Heaven as Reality at First Christian
Dr. Virgil Wilfred Wallace told a First Christian Church audience that modern materialism dulls awareness of the unseen world. He said time and space are relative and the world is a pin point in the universe, urging focus on eternal matters. He predicted a sermon on "The Church of Tomorrow" and reported 82 new members joined during evangelistic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wilfred Wallace
First Christian Church
Dr Wallace
Wallace
Heaven
Church of Tomorrow
Four Hundred Miles Added to State Highway System
Columbus reports the State Highway Department Advisory Committee plans to absorb four hundred miles of county and township roads into the state system within 15 days after a conference with Gov. Cooper and Highway Director Robert N. Waid. The specific roads are not listed. an official announcement is expected before the holidays as engineers compile data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Cooper
Robert N. Waid
Missionary Society Meets in Middleport
The King's Herald Junior Missionary Society gathered 16 members at 4 to 6 pm Tuesday at Anna Margaret Hayes on Locust Street. Miss Julia Miller led the lesson followed by games and contests. light refreshments were served by Mrs. Gilbert Hayes.
Pomeroy Stores Offer Toll Reimbursements For Shoppers
Several Pomeroy stores announce they will pay bridge tolls for holiday shoppers from West Virginia who spend a set amount on goods. Mrs. Margaret Meinhart, night operator at the Pomeroy Telephone Exchange, returns to work after a ten day illness absence. The Pomeroy High School athletic fund reports a balance of 405.51 dollars. David Phillips of Minersville, noted as Meigs County’s champion accordion player, is reported seriously ill. Mrs. Fred Longlotz is ill at her Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Margaret Meinhart
Pomeroy Telephone Eixchange
Pomeroy High School
David Phillips
Minersville
Meigs County
First Southeastern Ohio tularemia case linked to rabbit handling
Marietta reports Noble County case of tularemia or rabbit fever, the first in the Southeast region. Dr. A G Sturgiss, health commissioner, confirms tests by Noble County doctors and state authorities in Columbus classify it as a genuine case contracted through handling rabbits and proper segregation is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
A. G. Sturgiss
Heatth
Washington County
Nobie Guhity
Grbio
Noble Count
Columibis
Ohio State Grange elects officers at conference close
Portsmouth December 12 1938 election of officers today ends the annual Ohio State Grange conference. Marion won the 1938 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
U.P
Ohio State Grange
Marion
Boy Killed by Playmate in Bandit's Game
Robert Dodaro aged 6 died after a companion shot him in the stomach during a "bandit's" game Monday night in Cleveland. The incident occurred as children played at an unspecified location. Police continued inquiries into the deadly youth-on-youth shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Robert Dodaro
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Pierre Key
Cities Service Orchestra
CBS
Sic
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Washington
Dream Boat
Hotel Paramount Orchestra
Lombardo
Royal Canadians
NBC CO
King
Youngstown Lady
Emma M. Jones
Fred Longlotz
Searfs
Style Shop
Ec. Wu
Noble County
Grange
Bar
Coats
the Fair Store
Glouster
Boston
Nelsonville
Knickers
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