Readiness cast for charity comedy College Flapper
Nelsonville P T A reports the cast is ready for the College Flapper charity show at the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday. The plot centers on Jerry a star football player hidden in a sorority house and mistaken for the housemother, leading to comic mishaps as he tries to reach the game. Reserved seats available at the Colonial.
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Nelsonville
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Aduitorium Thursand
Jerry
Monk
the Colonial
Midwest Slashing Drive Hits Taxes and Jobs in 1932
Chicago and the Midwest tighten belts amid tax burdens and budget cuts. Cities slash salaries, shorten school terms, abolish offices, and cut programs as governors and legislatures push reductions. Farmers face tax moratoriums and counties trim payrolls while officials grant themselves wage cuts.
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Chicago
U.R
Midwest
Illinois
Wisconsin
Illinois Legislative
Ounty
Frank O. Lowa
Coun 3
Lowin
Iowa
Minnesota
Rock County
Board of Commissioners
Urbana
Belpre Girl Wins Damages Suit Against River Gas
Betty Lee Kemp of Belpre won a damage verdict against River Gas Company for 600 dollars after a day and a half trial in Marietta Common Pleas Court. The 12 year old folio complained the accident on a Rockland street last February 5 left her with a broken arm. Her mother filed for 8000 dollars as next friend.
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Marietta
Petit Jury
Common Pleas Court
Betty Lee Kemp
Belpre Child
The
River Gas Company
Kemp
Rockland
Classified Ads and Circulation Information
H Bartlett staff correspondent notes where to send Your News Your Society and Locals to 412 W for service. Advertisement mentions phone line 412 W for classified ads and circulation and offers an experienced representative.
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H. Bartlett
Call
Messenger
Child Struck by Car Injures at Nerrick's Corner
Five year old Margie Keyes daughter of Frank Keyes was slightly hurt around 5 PM at Nerrick's Corner when she stepped in front of a passing automobile. The fender scraped her neck and face. the accident was described as unavoidable.
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Nerrick
Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Mrs. White’s Home
Mrs. Leo White of 141 Monroe Street hosted a bridge club gathering Tuesday evening. High score prizes went to Mrs. Will Poling, first, and Miss Erma Wilson, second.
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Leo White
Monroe Street
Will Poling
Erma Wilson
W E Baughman Dies At 70 In Albany
W E Baughman stock dealer and farmer, age 70, died at home in Albany at 6 this morning from a heart attack after a period of ill health. He leaves a widow Lulu Clenden nin Baughman three sons E M Baughman W W Baughman and H E Baughman all of Albany area seven grandchildren four brothers and one sister Funeral services and burial are set for Friday at 2 p m at Hebbardsville.
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W. E. Baughman
Albany
Mr. Baughman
Lulu Clendennin Baughman
E. M. Baughman
W. W. Baughman
H. E. Baughman
Jesse Baughman
New Marshfield
Sam Baughman
Athens
Lee Baughman
William Baughman
Fairmount
Minn
Addie Hawk
Hebbardsville
Fifteen Die in Coast Crashes Mark Worsening Storms
Storms across the coast trigger a spate of crashes from Florida to the Sierra Nevadas. The toll includes United Airlines pilot Jack Sharpnack near Rio Vista California and eight aboard a Century Pacific airliner in the Tehachipi range. Parachute jumper Lieut. W A Cocke Jr and Lieut. Edward Hoffman are among those missing or unaccounted.
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Chicago
U.P
Florida
Pacific
Jack Sharpnack
United Airlines
Rio Vista
Calif
San Francisco
Reno
Ney
Century- Pacific
Tehachipi Mountains
California
Val Chick
Miami
Bimini
Ocean
Edward D. Hoffman
Glendale
W. A. Cocke, Jr
Sequoia National Park
Soda Springs
Sierra Nevadas
Clothing distribution at Athens Armory delayed
The Community Clothing Center will not issue clothing until next week due to depleted supplies. Mrs. H. Bing, chairman, announced that remaining garments will be mended and prepared for distribution when operations resume.
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Community Clothing Center
Athens Armory
8. H. Bing
Hughes Eyes Buy of Dirigible for Film Thriller
Howard Hughes, the wealthy producer, told the navy he is interested in purchasing the dirigible Los Angeles for a new movie thriller. Rear Admiral W A Moffett says a price of about 500000 could be asked.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Navy
Los Angeles
W. A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Father's secret job linked to Abie's creator in Seattle
In Seattle a lunch counter operator on Produce Row was identified as the father of Ann Nichols, who gained fame from the play Abie's Irish Rose. Gorge H. Nichols, 62, said he and his daughter had occasional correspondence but chose to live separate lives.
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Seattle
Wash
Ann Nichols
Abie
eGorge H. Nichols
Parole scam trial set in Allen County court
Lima reports two men charged with obtaining money by promising parole from Ohio Penitentiary will be tried this month in Allen County Common Pleas Court. The defense claims the case hinges on alleged promises and the legality of parole procedures.
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Lima
U.R
Ohio
Allien County
Nelsonville man arraigned on intoxication charge
Albert Williams of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor J. W. Hickman. He was fined ten dollars and costs, which he agreed to pay.
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Nelsonville
Albert Williams
J. W. Hickman
Norris Opens Groceries in New Columbus Address
C. E. Norris has moved from Columbus to 748 Poplar Street this city and opened a combined grocery and meat market serving the local area.
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C. E. Norris
Columbus
Poplar Street
Loyal Woman's Class Meets for Dinner Plans
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. Mary Ray's home on West Washington Street. Under president Mrs. John Ruscoe the group arranged their annual class dinner at the church on Thursday at noon. Miss Hyla Herrold led devotional service with prayer by guest Mrs. Gertrude Rain ey. reading by Mrs. Charles McMan away followed. Refreshments were served to 31 present.
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Loyal Woman’s Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Mary Ray
West Washington Street
John Ruscoe
Hyla Herrold
Gertrude Rainey
Charles McManaway
Rainees Welcome Daughter At Home On January Thirty
Mr and Mrs Howard Raine of Adams Street announce the birth of a daughter at their home on Saturday January 30.
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Howard Raine
Adams Street
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Gray's In Madison Street
Mrs. W F Gray hosted a bridge party at 105 Madison Street with guests Mrs S S Steenrod Mrs Dean Linscott Mrs W L Cooley Mrs Robert Kinney Mrs Donald Dunkle and Miss Florence Cook The event used three tables with prizes going to Mrs Slater and Mrs Barrows for high and second place and Mrs Cooley winning the guest prize A two course luncheon followed.
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W. F. Gray
Madison Street
Bridge Club
S. S. Steenrod
Dean Linscott
W. L. Cooley
Robert Kinney
Donald Dunkle
Florence Cook
Arthur Slater
Murray City
George Barrows
Loyal Woman's Class to Host Annual Dinner
The Loyal Woman's Class of Christian Church will hold their annual dinner in the church social rooms Thursday noon.
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Loyal Woman's Class of
Christian Church
Social Roundup Notes From Athens and Columbus
Mr and Mrs S D Campbell of Madison Street hosted Sunday guests Miss Ida Campbell Miss Lena Powers and Pearl Bolin all of Athens Mrs Will Morgan visiting relatives in Columbus for a few days William Morgan and C A Stever attended a joint Athens Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis and Rotary Club meeting Tuesday at the Berry Hotel in Athens Mrs A Stover visiting Columbus with daughter Lillian who is attending Ohio State University
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S. D. Campbell
Madison Street
Ida Campbell
Lena Powers
Pearl Bolin
Athens
Will Morgan
Columbus
William Morgan
C. A. Stever
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanas
Rotary Cluba
Berry Hotel
A. Stover
Lillian
Ohio State University
Standard Bearers Society to Meet at Wilson Home
The Standard Bearers' Society of the M. E. Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mary Adeline Wilson on Fayette Street. Members are asked to take the special collection envelopes distributed at the last meeting.
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Standard Bearers’ Society of the
M. E. Church
Mary Adeline Wilson
Fayette Street
Esther Class Sunday School Meeting Honors St Valentine
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Joe Barrows home Fort Street. Mrs. James Coleman led a business session and minutes were read by Mrs. E. M. Wright. A Valentine program included a talk on the origin of St Valentine’s Day and a greeting box for each member. A potluck luncheon followed for 32 guests.
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Esther
Christian Sunday School
Joe Barrows
Fort Street
James Coleman
Lulu Parry
E. M. Wright
Frank Johnson
P. B. Verity
Muriel Stewart
John J. Scott
Wallace Glenn
Orland Gandee
Winfred Boss
Frances Bennett
Perfect Model Tuies Movies in Hollywood
Gurla Andre a blond, the most photographed and highest paid artist’s model in America, accepts a lower salary in Hollywood California hoping to become a film star. She is billed as the nerfeet model.
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Gurla Andre
America
Hollywood
Calif
Nerfeet
Fleet Arrives As Guns Roar Near Shanghai
Rear Admiral Montgomery M. Taylor arrived to command American forces in the Shanghai battle as Japanese bombardments hit two fronts. The USS Houston and two destroyer divisions joined the Asiatic Fleet near North Station, with shelling at Woosung and in the International Settlement. Japanese air and naval fire intensified as Chinese forces reportedly gained ground around Chapel and North Station.
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Shanghai
U.P
Montgomery M. Taylor
Houston
FE. S. T
Manila
North Station
Tayior
Defense Corps
International Settlement
Yangtze
Woosung
Chapel
Chinese and Japanese Forces Clash at Woo Sung Forts
Report notes a second engagement between Chinese forces at the Woo sung forts and Japanese naval units near the Hongkew boundary of the Settlement. The forts lie about three miles from Shanghai proper.
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Hongkew
Woosung Forts
Shanghai
Farmers dispute overproduction blamed for woes at OSU address
In Columbus on February 3 U R Arnold of Ohio State University argued against the view that overproduction causes farmers' troubles. He told Farmers Week listeners that output of key crops like corn wheat potatoes and hogs has fallen rather than risen, challenging other speakers. The audience at the university hosted a large crowd for the event with speeches and exhibitions.
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Arnold
Birthdays in Athens Honor Two School Children
February 8 marks birthdays for Marjorie A. Harvey of Central School sixth grade and Frederick Steinmers of West Side School seventh grade. The community extends best wishes for Many Happy Returns of the Day.
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Athens School
West Side School
Central School
Marjorie A. Harvey
Frederick Steinmers
Weat Side School
250 Teams Enter State Pin Meet
Cincinnati February progress notes show about 250 five man squads entered the 20th annual Ohio State bowling tournament opening Saturday and running a month. Top squads include Canfield Oils, General Motors Radio, Fraig Optician and Ebonite Ball, Net House Five, and Burt Foundry with strong averages and a booster event drawing 800 average teams.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State
Canfield Oils
Cleveland
Mercurio
General Motors Radio
Dayton
Fraig Optician
Cinecinnati
Net House
Columbia
Burt Foundry
Toledo
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