Swing Music Sweeps America In The Swing Era
All America and much of the civiliz ed world swing to the hit The Music Goes Round and Around as radio orchestras night clubs Broadway shows and sheet music publish ers embrace swing. Critics debate its value but its rise is dramatic with Tin Pan Alley sales surging and clubs in New York's West Fifty-Second Street buzzing as musicians acclaim spontaneity over rehearsed precision.
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New York
All America
Columbia Broadcasting
Guy Lombardo
Dixie Dunbar
June Knight
Broadway
Boston
Josephine Baker
Harlem
Eleanor Powell
Tin Pan Alley
Ed Farley
Mike Riley
West Fifty-Second St
John Hammond
Hot Clubs of America
Fletcher Henderson
Bix Biederbecke
Paul Whiteman
Amrica
Hammond
Red” Hodgson
Medical Club meeting hears advances in medicine report
Staats presents a paper to the Study Club detailing advances in medicine. Topics include insulin for diabetes, radium cancer therapy, surgical progress, and the electro cell. Mrs. McCoy presides with committees named for setup and drafting new rules.
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Staats
Blanche Finsterfranklin
Tate
Huhich
Ips
S. Staats
Preshe Club
Nega Alumnae Club Hosts Evening Program
The Nega Alumnae Club met at an other house on Tuesday night with hostess duties by Mrs James Patrick Mrs Rutherford and Mrs Wil Smiley. William H Herbert led a program on Know Omega Ruth Irwin spoke on Chi facts and Mrs James Patrick gave a brief Chi history Plans were made for a buffet supper for the active chapter in g Mrs James Householder chaired arrangements A social hour followed the program and mess session.
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Nega
Oter House
James Patrick
Rutherford
Wil- Smiley
Ogram
William H. Herbert
Ruth Irwin
Chi
James
Rowland Hosts Birthday Party at Picture Theater
Rowland son of Judge and Mrs Rowland of Strathmore hosted a Tuesday birthday party at a local picture theater. Friends and Mrs Phillip Scarsdale of New York attended, with a luncheon later at Cottage Tea House for eight guests.
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Phillip Scarsdale
New York
R. Zenner
C. M
Eleventh Birthday Party for Marvin Secoy Stage Event
Marvin Secoy celebrated his eleventh birthday with a surprise party after school attended by Grace Sprague Anna Charles Hawk Margaret Shafer Paul Barnhill Royston Betty Lou Brooks Jean Betty K Brooks John Willard Roland Duckey Billy Shaver and la Mae Secoy. Guests played games while refreshments were served. Birth notice follows for John Karl Gorham born January sixth at the Eng Arms Hospital with grandparents Mrs Ora Gorham and Mr and Mrs Ed Nice listed.
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Marvin Secoy
Orin
Grace Sprague
Anna Charles Hawk
Margaret Shafer
Paul Barnhill
Royston
Betty Lou Brooks
Jean Betty K. Brooks
John Willard Roland
Duckey Billy Shaver
la Mae Secoy
N Secoy
Karl E. Gorham
John Karl
Broadway's emotional queen in Victoria Regina on stage
In two hours Helen portrays Queen Victoria from girlhood through reign and old age in the historical play Victoria Regina. The emotionally charged performance showcases the life of England's famed monarch on Broadway.
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Broadway
Queen Victoria
Social Calendar Jan 8 9 Highlights Local Club Meetings
The list covers January 8 and 9 events with multiple meetings across groups. PEO Sisterhood Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Athenian Temple Pocahontas Lodge and more host 7 30 p m to 2 p m sessions at various homes halls and schools. A Thursday potluck stork shower and quilting sessions are noted plus a tea and several program features.
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PEO
Irene Devlin
Lawrence Apartments
Alpha Delta Pi
P. L. Peterson
N. Lancaster St
H. B. Masters
Mothers’ Club
E. J. Morrison
Palmer St
Homer Gaul
Athenian Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Local residents return from Christmas holidays
Dean John R. Johnston and Mr. Tom Biddle returned from Florida after visiting Daytona Beach Miami and Clearwater with Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Roach also came back from Tampa visiting relatives. Stella Carsey returned from New Philadelphia visiting the Hummell and Mills families. William Anderson of Goshen formerly Camp Athens stayed with the Carseys. Prof. and Mrs. Copeland and daughter Helen Martha traveled to Woodsfield and Uhrichsville visiting relatives. George H. Bentley and daughter Eva Barker spent time in Circleville visiting Eva Black.
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John R. Johnston
Ohio University
Tom Biddle
D. H. Biddle
Florida
T. R. Biddle
Daytona Beach
Miami
Tamiami Trail
Clearwater
H. W. Roach
W. Carpenter St
Tampa, Fla
Stella Carsey
New Philadelphia
William Hummell
Walter Hummell
Walter Mills
William Anderson
Goshen
Camp Athens
Emery Carsey
W. F. Copeland
Helen Martha
Woodsfield
Copeland
Ann Reinherr
Professor Copeland
Flora Copeland
Uhrichsville
George H. Bentley
Eva Barker
Circleville
Mrs. Bentley
Miss Eva Black
Mr. Bentley
Labor group says recovery lagging in industry
The American Federation of Labor stated that labor is lagging far behind industry in the economic recovery, noting a slow mood rebound and uneven progress across sectors.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Canada’s New Deal Is Sayre Club Topic
Mrs. W. H. Jewett presented a paper titled The Re-Deal in Canada at a Sayre Study Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at 34 W. Carpenter St. Mrs. C. K. Parrett offered two readings The King of Boyvil and Barter during the program as members offered improvement suggestions.
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W. H. Jewett
Canada
Sayre Study Club
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
Childhood Joys Are Over-Rated Says Mrs. Barton
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a boyhood filled with scoldings and double memories. A misdeed with a golden penny leads to a harsh punishment, illustrating how childhood worries and parental judgments shape a child’s view of life and happiness.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Install New Officers Glouster Knights of Pythias
Glouster Lodge No 336 Knights of Pythias installed new officers at Monday night’s meeting. Chancellor commander W M Anderson. vice chancellor Clyde Mason. prelate Raymond Robinson. M of W W B Shrieves. K R S FE Andrews. M of F 8 S Underwood. M of E B F Achauer. M of A John Schubert. I G Hubert Bailey. O G John Blower.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. M. Anderson
Clyde Mason
Raymond Robinson
W. EB. Shrieves
FE. R. Andrews
S. Underwood
B. F. Achauer
John Schubert
I. G
Hubert Bailey
John Blower
Logan Lodge Elks Holds Regular Social Session
The Logan Lodge of Elks hosted its monthly winter social gathering with strong attendance. The article notes the lodge’s tradition of a social meeting each month during the season. It adds a detail about pepper seeds for tabasco sauce maturing in oaken casks for three years before use.
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Logan
Logan Lodge of Elks
Local church and club meetings scheduled this week
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers meets tonight at 7 in the K P Hall. Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M E Church gathers tonight at Mrs. Guy Yates home with Mrs. Julia Cooper leading. Friendship Bible Class Chauncey Church of Christ meets tonight at Mrs. Gladys Pickering home on Filia Ave. Rev Guss Graham speaks at the Townsend Club fete at the M E Church Saturday night.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P. Hall
Naomi Bible Class
Plains M. E. Church
Guy Yates
Julia Cooper
Friendship Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gladys Pickering
Filia Ave
Guss Graham
Townsend Club
M. E. Church
WPA Chief Promises Survey to Fix Living Cost Inequities
Columbus notes Dr Carl Watson head of the Ohio Works Progress Administration said a living cost survey now underway would seek to correct any inequities in wage and living cost distribution amid ongoing WPA labor difficulties reported today.
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Columbus
Carl Watson
Ohio Works Progress
WPA
Madrid Premier Dissolves Parliament to Break Deadlock
Premier Manuel Perela Valladares announced the dissolution of the Spanish Parliament to end a congressional stalemate. The move follows weeks of gridlock as new elections approach and parties seek fresh mandates.
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Madrid
Manuel Perela Valladares
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