Midnight Mafia Threat Shocks Quiet Town Club
The Red Turcoh Club in a Midwestern town faces a kidnap plot as a ransom note demands thirty thousand dollars. Phil Tolliver and parents try to shield Ginger while Pietro sabotages fears with ginger ale and a cellar purge. The group debates police action vs. safeguarding Ginger as a Mafia threat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gincer Ella Tolliver
Phil van Poon
Steewp
Red Turcoh
Sfe Antons
Eet
Too Dall
Bard Holloway
Thrush
Ginger
Joie de Vivre
Hendfins
Chicago
Nicolo Callead
Cur Niceto
Angelo
Pietro
Benito
Bard
Phil
Speed Roney
I.aoger
Patty Sears
Speed
Patty
Eddy Jackson
Eddy
Saeed
Cotton
Jerly Brooks
Jenny
Benny
Mr Tolliver
Mr. Tolliver
Alfred
They Wanted a Home and Got It
They seek a large old house with nine fireplaces a basement theatre and a cypress hedge by the sea. The family envisions a home with atmosphere despite draughts and a maze of antique features. They view grand stairs and a parlor as charm over modern amenities.
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Amea Penaccy
Whispering Old House in a Garden Dream
A narrator longs for the old house behind a cypress hedge, hearing it talk and sigh about days gone by. They envy childhood memory over modern high rise living and wish to recall a simpler place. The wistful reflection contrasts past charm with contemporary urban apartments.
Local Social Notes from Richland and Nearby
Richland Avenue hosts Mrs. Dawson Meeks and son Vern Lee with Carrol Stedmen of Shade visiting the Emmerson Douglases. Columbus guests Dr. and Mrs. L G Bean join Mrs. Mary C L Hooper. The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon for work.
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Dawson Meeks
Vern Lee
Carrol Stedmen
Shade
Emerson Douglas
L. G. Bean
Columbus
Mary CL. Hooper
Ladies Aid
Otis Mansfield
South Canaan
Geneva Mansfield
Frank Perry
Zaleski
Addison Baker
D. Root
New Marsheld
Herb Hooper and
Immunization Efforts Reported for Athens Children in 1930
Two hundred twenty two children were immunized against diphtheria in Athens during 1930, a report by Viola M. Fell, Athens County nursing director, shows. Total immune children reach 1,388. 1,467 inspections for infections were conducted. smallpox vaccination completed for all entering school. measles illness led with 34 cases. five scarlet fever and six tuberculosis cases treated. 248 calls made to assist crippled and preschool children.
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Athens
Viola M. Fell
Athens County
Miss Fell
Athens City
Scare Campaign Behind Bank Robbery Mystery
Harry Underwood theorizes that a staged bomb was a deliberate scare tactic aimed at provoking a warning to Corwin and North Haven. The group suspects a planned bank burglary was never intended to succeed and that the message will unfold in a calculated campaign against the town and its residents.
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Harry Underwood
Dicky
Mr Underwood
Lillian
Mr. Underwood
Illian
Corwin
North Haven
Theo
Two piece fashion lookalikes dominate spring dresses
Amos Parrish notes a new trend where many garments appear as two piece outfits but are one piece. Dresses imitate skirts with blouses or jackets, with color-blocked bodices and short sleeves, belted at the waist to echo 1831 styles.
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New York
Atyle
Directoire
Shadow Play In The Woods With Puck The Fairy
Shadow-children Mij Flor Hanid Yam and Knarf meet a tiny boy named Puck in a mesa bed. He declares he is a fairy not an elf and disputes spellings, causing a mix of humor and confusion. The tale ends with an invitation to a party.
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Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Hanth
Puck
Mil
Knart
Puch
Pattern 1884 Bunny 704 The Athens Messenger
The Practical Pattern by Anne Adams describes a plaid spring outfit with a coat bodice and flared skirt in green brown on tan ningham. It lists fabrics percale dimity lawn and sizes 4 6 8 10 with 2 1/2 yards for size 4 and includes Pattern 704 a stuffed dog and bunny with simple instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Fairyland King and Queen Host Mysterious Party
Knart and Knarf insist on exclusive royal parties. Puck reveals the event is hosted by King and Queen Titania of Fairyland. The group eagerly follows the invitation but Knarf spots a wormhole and vanishes toward a hidden doorway. Tomorrow: The Party.
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Knart
Puck Gris
Titania
Fairyland
Puck
Knarf
Huntington Bank absorbs Ohio Valley Bank in merger
Huntington Bank and Trust Company merged with the Ohio Valley Bank today. The new entity will operate solely under the Huntington name, honor Ohio Valley checks, and lists combined resources of 3.687 million dollars with deposits of 2.339 million. Walter Hallanan joins the board. H. A. Robson serves as president.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.P
Huntington Bank and Trust Company
Ohio Valley Bank
Walter 8. Hallanan
Charleston
H. A. Robson
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department Fashion Book
The notice advertises a spring and summer fashion book with dresses and children’s clothes. It requests name address style number size and payment for patterns or stamps. Address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 248 West 17th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogerie
Aramas
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Don't Spare the Hair Brush Says Authority on Hair Care
A railing health column by a U S senator outlines grooming basics for beautiful hair. It emphasizes daily brushing to stimulate scalp circulation, proper washing with soap, sun drying, and careful drying to prevent damage. It notes selecting smooth toothed combs and bristle brushes, sanitation when away from home, and using light oils to treat dryness.
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Olly
Pam
Zodiac Forecast for Friday February Stars Say
The forecast notes a very progressive day with Mars strong and lunations, urging bold projects with support from employers and authorities. Those born on this day may show energy and initiative, and workers can gain encouragement from superiors while constructive work is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenevieve
Mars
Prohibition Snooper Concept Traced by League History
The Massachusetts Anti Saloon League notes the so called snooper idea is not new. They point to the original charter of the colony dating to 1602 that provided half of fine proceeds to informers.
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Boston
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Informera
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