Family tensions unfold in Knight household cliffhanger
Judith Knight, newly wed to Arthur Knight, navigates mounting tensions with her stepdaughter Tony and Arthur’s past wife in a tense domestic scene. A photo triggers jealousy and suspicions as Judith contends with Tony’s meddling and Arthur’s illness, building toward a dramatic discovery before the chapter ends.
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Judith Cameron
New York
Artha Knight
Knight
Tony
Junior
Judith
Mickey Mortimer
Paris
Andy Craig
Craig
Miami
Mortimer
Franklin Monroe West
Arthur
Sow
Arthur Knight
Judith Knight
Father
Mother
Arthur Junior
Mrs. Knight
Tony Knight
High School Megaphone Returns in Athens Messenger
Students of Athens High School under Miss Anne Pickering publish The Megaphone weekly. The column appears in The Athens Messenger each morning with news originating from the high school.
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Anne Pickering
Athens High School
Study of Great English and American Writers Expanded
The article surveys studies of Defoe Milton Swift and other great English writers. It notes essays by Addison and Steele and sketches on Muza's Vision. It discusses themes on The Coverley Papers and a study of four interpreters of American life Hawthorne Melville Thoreau.
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Defoe
Milton
Swift
Addison
Steele
Muza
Coverley Pn
Hawthorne
Pelson
Melville and Thoreau
Investigador de panel translates and polishes student writings
Spanish language class works on translating and refining diverse articles for second year students. The exercise covers newspaper style, social topics, and historical context to develop language and editing skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investigador de Panel
Hoot
Senior High Art Class Projects Showcase Fashion and Decor
Costume designing and various garments were created by senior high art pupils. Afternoon frocks evening dresses and sport wear were produced. Interior room decorating perspectives were studied and clay figures received notable attention.
Study of Animal Soos Ends. Botany Next Semester
Historical school notes indicate an end to a semester of zoology covering diverse animal species from amoeba to humans. The course concluded Friday and the next term will begin with botany studies for the following semester.
Typing Class As First Year Skill At School
A fragment notes students like Will Key pursuing typing as a key skill in the first year. The text hints at a school emphasis on speed and accuracy in typewriting and related development during the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
French Course Translates World Travel Tale
Students in French LOU dramatize parts of the world travel story Le 4 Monde as part of the course. The translation and staged readings reflect class work on language and culture.
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Lou
Poems and Songs Put Aside From Regular Routine
The note indicates poems and songs are set aside from routine duties. It suggests a temporary shift in focus to prose or other tasks in the usual workflow.
Inventions Discussed In Physics Class
Students explored major inventions such as the telephone sewing machine electricity and the printing press. The lesson surveyed their beginnings discoveries and significance noting how each reshaped communication industry and daily life.
Co operation of teachers and Megaphone staff praised
Journalism classes prepare students for future work and aid English study. Pupils gain reporting experience by interacting with instructors. Faculty support enables comprehensive coverage and wider distribution through The Athens Messenger, reaching homes and distant districts.
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Athens Messenger
Athens High
Evening Engagement Highlights From 1939 Playgroups
Group one led by Charles McKinley staged Curfew with a conversational bridge party by Mary Jones. Ann Evans presented the 1939 Evening Engagement. Group two planned by Robert Worthman was not performed due to lack of time.
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Ann Evans
Charles McKinley
Mary Jones
Robert Worthman
Classroom Snippets Prompt Thought on Literature
During a discussion on Longfellow Mrs Hughes asks Marion Boggs to recall My Lost Youth. Miss Pickering tests oral knowledge asking Ferdinand's relation to Miranda in The Tempest. Joe Klingenberg comments Sweeter than Sweet.
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Mrs. Hughes
Marion Boggs
Longfellow
Marion
Miss Pickering
Ferdinand
Miranda
Joe Klingenberg
Mary Louise Hartnell Expounds on Paris at French Club
Miss Mary Louise Hartnell eighth grade English instructor spoke at the French Club meeting Monday about Paris and the Chateau regions. She described a summer European tour and recalled Havre as a chief French port seen on the arrival day. She noted differences between French trains and those in the United States.
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Paris
Chateau
Mary Louise Hartnell
Spanish Club Plans Badges and Games at Meeting
The Spanish Club discussed buying badges at its third meeting held Wednesday. Members made playing cards for use in Spanish ecard games. Mary Jones and Albert Watkins will lead entertainment at the next meeting a week from Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Albert Watkins
Curfew Skit Shown by Drama Club Members
Five members presented a courtroom scene directed by Virginia Coe at a Drama Club meeting. Charles Bennett and Bernice Davis faced curfew law charges with Mary Helen Lee as defense and Lucille Gardner as prosecutor.
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Dramatic Club
Virginia Coe
Charles Bennett
Bernice Davis
Mary Helen Lee
Lucille Gardner
Paris Trip Notes Mention Hartnell Party Visits Louvre
The Texan travelers describe small dirty compartments in Europe and discuss Paris sights. Miss Hartnell recalls departing from Paris on July 14 during Bastille Day celebrations. They note Paris streets, old architecture, and the Louvre with the Venus de Milo statue and Winged Victory on display.
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Miss Hartnell
Paris
Louvre Museum
Venus d’Veille
Science Club Talks Highlight Student Demonstrations
Students presented at the Science Club meeting on Thursday with talks such as Mushrooms and How They Grow by Frances Kempton and Whales by Margaret Radford. Delmar Hornbrook spoke on Solar engines and Eleanor Cox on How Much Air Plants Need while Ted Preston discussed Alternating Current and Its Detection and Albert Watkins covered Making a Magnet. Robert Siggley described a coal tar experiment with a picture, with Elmer Jacobs and Warren Higgins performing demonstrations.
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Science Club
Frances Kempton
Delmar Hornbrook
Margaret Radford
Ted Preston
Eleanor Cox
Albert Watkins
Robert Siigley
Elmer Jacobs
Warren Higgins
Wet and dry prospects in Congress loom in 1930
Washington dispatch notes that wets seek even a few seats to bolster the anti prohibition cause while drys aim to entrench power. With no major issues on the horizon beyond the wet dry fight and a non presidential year, candidates face a binary political climate in the 1930 elections.
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Pennsylvania
Grundy
Ware
Philadelphia
Calvin Coolidge
Springfield
Northampton
Mass
Raynor
Association Against
New York
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Delaware
Wisconsin
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Messenger
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Congress
Schafer Seeks to Withdraw Censuring Resolution
In Washington on Feb 3, Rep Schafer of Wisconsin faced opposition from Georgia reps Crisp Brand and Edwards in the House over a resolution censuring Christ for turning water into wine. Schafer argued the measure shows prohibition turning champions into heretics, citing Charleston ministerial approval.
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Washington
U.P
Georgia
Schafer
Wisconsin
Christ
Crisp
Brand
Edwards
Charleston
W. Va
Farmer Charles Wilson Dies at 73 in New Lexington
New Lexington, Feb 3. Charles Wilson, 73, a prominent local farmer, died from complications after illness. He was well known in the area for his long farming career and community involvement.
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New Lexington
Charles Wilson
Here
Vitamins Boost for Energy and Health Mention Cod Liver Oil
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a drugless vitamin aid to boost strength and energy. States two tablets equal one teaspoonful of cod liver oil with 60 tablets per bottle and praises doctor approval.
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McCoy
America
Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy WLW Day
A detailed WLW broadcast log lists programs through February with segments including Top the Mornin, Organ by Artur Chandler, Morning Devency, Aunt Jaina Man, Weather Reports, Livestock and Market updates, School of the Air, and the Cincinnati Chile Orchestra. The schedule spans from 3 a.m. to after midnight with multiple talk, music, and feature segments.
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Artur Chandler
Dad Kershner
Aunt Jaina
NBC
Isa Moreshy
I Mustvale
Hotel Gibson
Nps
Piarera
Ted de Tork
Rivne Reaper
Fea
Livestoes
Cincinnati Chile Orchestra
Benrus
Dynacen
Tom P.m
Cgidson Orchestra
Tony
Three Doctors
WMAQ
Ingram Shavera
Nisely Dream Shop
Real Folks
Berate Weather Man
Hamilton Tailoring Club
Empire Builders
Po Moe
Michael Havers
Lise Pei
Heermann
Melvitle Hy
Midnight Hotel
Qibwan
Zo Mine
Henrys
School Broadcast Schedule for February Week
Schedule of school broadcasts for the week of February 3 over Station WLW Cincinnati. Times listed 2:00 to 3:00 p m Eastern Standard Time. Programs include Current Events with Mr Harrleen Bayre at 2:20 p m Nature with Prof Harry Eswine at 2:20 p m and Story Plays and Rhythm with The Smile y at 2:40 p m.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Harrleen
Bayre
Harry BE. Eswine
Smiley
Radio program listings and station identifiers excerpt
A fragment listing radio segments with times and station calls including WOAE WGOY WOAK WHAS WLS WW WORRY WOCKY WCAE WWJ WHAS WTAM and others. Programs include morning devotions, melodies, and rebroadcasts across multiple stations with numeric values noted.
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WGOY
WOAK
WHAS
WLS
WOCKY
WCAE
WWJ
WTAM
WORY
Radio Household Institute
WCAR
WAL
Radio Station Listings From Early Broadcast Schedule
The item compiles a fragmentary table of radio program affiliations and times across stations such as KDKA WLW WJR and WEAF. It references acts or programs including Aunt Jemima Man Headliners Luncheon Five and National Farm and Home Hour with various time slots and station pairings.
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Jemima Man
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Wok
Wwfl
WJR
London
WLW
I Kdka
Weaf Net
National Farm
WAR
Ato
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Stations and Times
A chaotic ledger lists Monday February radio segments, names, and call signs. It notes devotions, musical features, and orchestral programs across CBS affiliates and local stations with scattered times and partnerships.
WLW Broadcast Schedule Highlights Tuesday Morning
Radio timetable lists programs from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with segments such as Top O’ the Mornin Aunt Ima Mae and Organ Contest at noon. Includes livestock reports weather forecasts markets and various music and talk segments around Cincinnati station WLW.
Evening musical lineup at the grand stage
A noisy schedule lists performances from the Herbor Lights at 10:30 to Howard Phillips' Orchestra at 12:00. The bill includes Stage Stars and Relaman Orchestra followed by Philorents Orchestra and a late dancing hour.
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Foereens
Janauvet
Unitarie Am Haracters
Otera
Bera
Mistorical
Herbor
Whit Will
Relaman
Philorents
Howard Phillips
Evening Music and Variety at Nisgare Venue
Tonight at the Nisgare venue a 60 minute program features Julia Sanderson and Frank Crum followed by Paul Whiteman's Band. Joe and Vi present a Conclave of performers, with Amos and others in popular songs. The lineup includes Kapey Orchestra, Around The Rollickers, and a melodrama at 9.
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Nisgare
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crum
Romanceo
Paul Whiteman
Joe
Born
NBO
Apparent School Program Highlights This Week
The Division of Special Class will present a varied program featuring The Doll's wound Master Martin and Mound Builders. An Eve Series and an Art A event are scheduled across the week, with events aimed at the school of the air audience on Thursday through Friday.
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Rason
Martin
Ohio
E. Ter Crip
Sizu
Man Charged After Knife Incident At Family Meal
In New Lexington, Herman Joseph Fett, 64, allegedly tried to stab his brother during a meal hour. He reportedly threw a knife at Frank Fett, but only caused a shallow arm wound. The incident prompted a formal complaint against Joseph.
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New Lexington
Fett
Herman Joseph
Eph
Ran
Herman
Abe
Joseph
Night Riders suspected in Bellaire murder case
In Bellaire on February 3 authorities probed the death of Arta Williams a 23 year old from Wheels West Virginia found in a cake of fuel in the Ohio River. Investigators noted tar like marks a broken necktie and hair burrs as signs of mob violence linked to a Night Riders group once active in the town.
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Bellaire
of Arta
HH. Williams
Wheels
W. Va
Negress
Ohio
Child Blames Father in Muskegon Death Case
Mildred Hansen, 16, testifies that her mother Anna Hansen, 41, died after alleged beating by her father in Muskegon Michigan. Police reported a fatal assault with family involvement and court action to determine responsibility continues.
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Muskegon. Mich
Mildred Hansen
Anna Hansen
Mt Vernon Woman Rescues Self From Clothes Fire
Mise Mids Lybarger of Mt Vernon saved her life by jumping into a bathtub of water after her clothing caught fire. The incident occurred on February 8 as she preserved her presence of mind during the blaze.
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MT. Vernon
Mise Mids Lybarger
Notice To Taxpayers RATES OF TAXATION In Athens County 1929
Notice from Athens County Treasurer J. W Molter listing tax rates for 1929. It specifies county and local levies including General County Fund Home Fund Indigent Soldiers Fund Died Bellef Fund Pension Fund and other funds, with millages for Road and Bridge Bond Retirement and total county levy. Local rates refer to a table not shown.
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Athens County
J. W. &. Molter
Ile
Tate Lavy
Ounty
Bor General County Fund
Icludes County Home Fund
Chil
Bellef
County Treasurer Office Hours Ad
Office hours listed for Saturdays at the Athens County Treasurer's Office. Name Abel T. Bailey, Deputy County Treasurer, appears in the notice. Time frame and additional details are not fully legible in the fragment.
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Athens County
Abel T. Bailed
Treac
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