Right to Live and Enter Madame At Ohio Theaters
Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent headline the Right to Live at the Ohio in a dramatic romance of love and tragedy. Cary Grant and Miss Landi star in Enter Madame at the Majestic, with Lynne Overman and Sharon Lynne in supporting roles. Also notes Fay Webb, Rudy Vallee’s wife, plans legal action for increased allowance amid alleged infidelities.
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Dramatic Stage
Ohio
Warner Bros
S Bown
South America
Loy
Josephine Hutchinson
Eva la Gallienne
Civic Repertory Theater
George Brent
Biisea Landi
Paramount
Grant
United States
Miss Lands
Freedom Lynne Overman
Sharon Lynne
Adrian Rossey
Paul Porcasi
Fay
Rudy Vallee
Alice Faye
Fay Webb
Vallee
Madame
Elissa Landi
Cary Grant
Child Pierce Richards Seriously Ill In Columbus Pneumonia
Seven months old Sherman Richards son of Mr and Mrs Ray Richards Thivener is seriously ill with pneumonia at Children's Hospital Columbus He is grandson of Mrs Blake Strait of Thivener Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Sherman
Ray Richards
Thivener
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Blake Strait
Keeler to Take Gallia Auditor Post March 11
Emmett D. Keeler will replace BE. L. White as Gallia County auditor March 11 and appoints Otis Drummond as deputy to succeed W. W. Bane. Mrs. Keeler will be clerk, replacing Esta McKnight. Drummond ran in last year’s primary for clerk of courts on the Republican ticket. no Democrats will hold county offices next term.
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Gallipolis
Emmett D. Keeler
BE. L. White
Gallia County
Otis Drummond
Walnut Township
W. W. Bane
Keeler
Esta McKnight
Drummond
White
William J. George Sues Dale Ward Over 1933 Promissory Note
William J. George has filed suit against Dale Ward and Maggie and William Ledilie claiming $100 due on a promissory note dated 1933.
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Gallipolis
William J. George
Dale Ward
Maggie
William Ledilie
Clerk stamps bills of sale for autos in Gallia County
Clerk Margaret McCormick fixed vendors stamps to automobile bills of sale before recording them. The action, described as a new ruling, was completed by affixing the first stamps into a border with wire paper fasteners on Wednesday.
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Gallipolis
Margaret McCormick
Gallia County Clerk reports annual collections totals
Gallia County Clerk of Courts reports 106 to 1 932.37 dollars in collections. Margaret reported Wednesday. September was the high month with 212 40 dollars and February the low with 75 65 dollars. Other months show January 144 50 February 183 73 April 166 08 Mey 146 18 June 156 21 July 3148 25 August 187 56 October 175 67 November 147 90 and December 189 30.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Simmons waives examination in liquor sale case in Gallipolis
In Gallia Court at Gallipolis Mrs L N Simmons of Fourth Avenue is bound over to the grand jury on a 300 dollar bond after waiving examination on charges of illegally selling intoxicating liquor in Municipal Judge A J Stormants court. Tom Hager and Luther Lee plead guilty to breaking and entering and are bound over to the grand jury from Justice Leo Carters court.
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Gallipolis
L. N. Simmons
Fourth Avenue
A. J. Stormant
Tom Hager
Luther Lee
Court of Justice
Leo Carter
Taxpayers Protest .50 Mill Reduction in Gallia County
In Gallipolis Raccoon Township taxpayers object to a small tax cut from 21.70 to 21.50. The tax board includes Walter Davis E L White and E B Myers. A five member committee Bert Jones John D Williams J Finley Richards Thomas Richards and M A Lowke gathered 150 signatures on a protest petition.
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Gallipolis
Raccoon Township
Walter Davis
Board of County Commissioners
E. L. White
E. B. Myers
Bert Jones
John D. Williams
J. Finley Richards
Thomas Richards
M. A. Lowke
Charles C. Cutshaw Dies in Gallipolis
Charles C. Cutshaw age 82 dies at home of sister Mrs Bell Shaw 82 Sycamore Street after long illness. Survived by wife one daughter and a stepson. Funeral services in Marietta at 2 PM Friday with burial in Mound Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Charles C. Cutshaw
Bell Shaw
Sycamore Street
Marietta
Mound Cemetery
Plan Cooking Project For Gallipolis Schools
COLUMBUS Feb 7 4 Protection to the school children at Fremont was offered today in a FERA project approved by the State Relief Commission to employ 10 guards at public school street crossings at an estimated cost of 1.1 Other approved projects included by counties Gallia 672 for cooking in Gallipolis public schools.
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Columbus
Fremont
FERA
State Relief Commission
Gallia
Gallipolis
Masons to Hold Special Third Degree Meeting
New Marshfield reports Constitution Code No. 426 F. A. M. will convene at 7 30 PM Saturday for conferring the third degree. Visiting Masons will be welcome.
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New Marshfield
Sol Halley Home Burns at Porter Northwest of Gallipolis
Fire destroyed the Sol Halley residence at Porter ten miles northwest of Gallipolis on Wednesday afternoon. Halley a former county teacher and staff at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics was away. his wife and three children were absent. Neighbors plus Gallipolis and O H E B fire crews fought the blaze as flames rapidly consumed the six room bungalow with most clothing and furniture saved.
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Gallipolis
Sol Halley
Porter
Here
Halley
Ohio Hospital
Eugene Stevens
Ed Cottrill
Marriage License Issued to Ray Clark and Lucille Halphill
A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Ray Clark 21 a Cheshire miner and Lucille Halphill 21 daughter of Ora Halphill also of Cheshire.
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Gallipolis
Ray Clark
Cheshire
Luctlle Halfhill
Ora Halfhill
Ohio U graduate publishes British history bibliography
Dr. William T. Morgan, professor at Indiana University, announces A Bibliography of British History 1700 1715. Based on nearly two decades of research, the volume covers pamphlets and memoirs from 1700 to 1717 with Queen Anne era focus. Morgan holds degrees from Ohio Harvard and Yale.
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Bloomington
Ind
William T. Morgan
Indiana University
Indiana University Studies
Morgan
Ohio University
England
Canada
United States
Ohio
Harvard
Yale
The
Royal Historical Society
Greens Run and Hollister Brace for Friday Showdown
Greens Run hosts Hollister Friday after early season losses. Both schools share a board of education and expect a large crowd. The Greens Run girls add guards Martin and Craig and aim to sharpen their play in hard fought rematches.
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Greens
Hollister
Martin
Craig
Board of Education
Mines Operating In Athens District Details
Twenty one mines in the Athens district were reported operating today including Chauncey Poston No 6 Miilfield No 25 Hocking and Salem Hollow with numbers 68 9 267 219 69 2 119 28 10X plus Luhrig Lick Run Kimberly Ohio No 1 Black Diamond and Carbondale among the active mines.
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Chauncey
Poston
Miilfield
Hocking
Salem Hollow
Luhrig
Lick Run
Kimberly
Ohio
Black Diamond
Carbondale
Past Chiefs Club meeting at Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters
The Past Chiefs Club of Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey held its monthly meeting at Mrs William Canter s home with club president Mrs Clara Wallace presiding The next meeting will be with Thelma Linscott Hostess provided refreshments Members present included Clara Wallace Ruth Smith Lizzie Collins Lizzie Harvey Lillie Sweeney Thelma Linscott Marguerite McGee and Lizzie Canter.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View
Temple Pythian Sisters
William Canter
Main Street
Clara Wallace
Thelma Linscott
Ruth Smith
Lizzie Collins
Lizzie Harvey
Lillie Sweeney
Marguerite McGee
Lizzie Canter
Nye couple celebrate 57th wedding anniversary at home
Chauncey George Harvey Nye and his wife, aged 81 and 79, mark their fifty seventh year of marriage at their High Street residence. Both remain active in daily life. Mrs Hum prehy and infant Bruce Lee Hum phy have left Sheltering Arms Hospital, Athens, and returned home.
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Chauncey
George W. Nye
Robert EB. Nye
London
England
George Harvey Nye
High Street
Mr. Nye
Mrs. Nye
Herman Humphrey
Bruce Lee
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Canadians Urge Laws To Curb U S Ships
In Midland Ontario a resolution by the National Association of Marine Engineers of Canada urged legislation to end foreign ships operating on the Great Lakes. A second resolution called for a 40 percent duty on ships not built in Canada plying the lakes under the British flag.
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Midland
Ont
Great Lakes
National Association of Marine Engineers of Canada
Canada
Ohio Kentucky agree on license reciprocity rules
Officials from Ohio and Kentucky met in Cincinnati to indicate continued reciprocity in recognizing truck and automobile licenses. The Chicago 1930 census shows a working population of 1,149,714 men and 389,395 women.
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Cincinnati
Highway and Automobile Department
Ohio
Kentucky
Chicago
Compulsory Auto Insurance Explained At Athens Chamber Meet
John R. Parks and Dwight H. Rutherford discussed compulsory auto insurance and safety responsibility laws at the Athens Chamber of Commerce meeting. Parks warned Massachusetts style plans increase costs and fail to curb out of state drivers, while Ohio would adopt a safety responsibility bill with license revocation for felonies and habitual offenders and reciprocity across states.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
John R. Parks
Cleveland
Dwight HM. Rutherford
Parke
Massachusetts
Ohio
Parks
Patriotic Supper Benefit Planned by Tuppers Plains Club
Dorcas Needle Club hosts Washington Birthday supper at high school auditorium on Feb 23 to raise funds. Local notes report illness absences in schools, residents visiting relatives, and several community events including Olive-Orange basketball at Jerseyville and pastors’ convention updates. Manitoba uranium discovery valued at ten thousand dollars per ton noted.
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Tuppers Plains
Dorcas Needle Club
Mable Kim
Washington
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Hess Nickles
Nelsonville
I. C. Chapman
W. E B. Matlack
Gerald Lamb
Ohio University
Athens
University
Olive-Orange
Jerseyville
G. D. Holman
Ohio Pastors Convention
Columbus
Henry Snyder
M. BE
Secret to Youth Lies in Feeling Young
Doctors link most illnesses to sluggish bowels and endorse Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. Dr Edwards, a Ohio physician, promoted this compound as an effective laxative aid for years. The ad emphasizes clearer complexions and brighter eyes through improved gut health.
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Edwards
Ohio
Edwards Olive
Jane
Dr. Olive
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