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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
11
Chauncey January 10 Georgie W Shingler former Chauncey resident died at his Sand Ridge home after weeks of illness He was a miner who came from Welliston Survived by widow and children Dannie and Alice Funeral arrangements pending Burial planned for Welliston
Judith Ameron, a New York typist, marries Thur Knight, a firm executive and widower with two children Tony and Junior. Their Bermuda honeymoon pleases before a cable reveals Tony sails home, prompting the couple to return to meet her. Judith’s secretive past and mysterious meetings with a young man named Dan trigger workplace snubs.
Judith Knight battles nerves about Christmas and a looming secret as the ship nears New York. Arthur reassures her while planning their move to a Long Island home, hoping for a fresh start and family reunion after the voyage.
A detailed listing of daily NBC network programs across stations WEAF WLW WJR WWJ WHAS WHAM KDEA WGY WGR WRC and others. Features include Walter Damrosch Hour Amos and Andy Billy Jones and Ernest Hare Armour Hour with Johnny Marvin and a long sequence of music, talks, weather, livestock reports, and children’s shows through to midnight.
NBC sources present a Friday lineup with the Black and Gold Room Orchestra The World in Music and The Cavaliers under Bourdon The Harbor Lights sea drama and Harbor Lights re airings include Planters Pickers Blackface music and the St Reels Orchestra Mystic House and Park Central Orchestra also listed across early to evening blocks with Arthur Pryor's band featured and local broadcasters.
Station time blocks show numerous programs from WJZ CBS and WLW including Amos n Andy Bob Sherwood Dixies Circus Choristers and Armours program with various singers and orchestras. Saturday January 11 features Croiley Woman's Hour Livestock Reports Organ Concert and Keystone Program among others.
January 11 programs include Phil Spitaing's Orchestra at 7:30, Merle Thorpe and The New Business World at 8:00, Sunderland Lyrics at 8:30, Walter Damrosch and GE Hour at 9:00, B A Rolfe directing Lucky Strike Orchestra at 10:00, Troubadour of the Moon at 11:00, and Rudy Vallee and His Orchestra at 12:00.
The program lists acts from 6:15 to 11:30 including LG 6:15 Guardsmen Male Quartet, 6:30 Gold Spot Orchestra, 7:00 Amos n Andy, 7:15 St Regis Orchestra, 3:00 Pickard Family, 8:30 Silver Flute drama and music, 9:00 Broadway Lights, 9:15 The Cub Reporter sketch, 9:30 Minstrels, 10:00 Chicago Civic Opera, 11:30 Amos n Andy.
Radio listings show CBS and NBC programming across Saturday and Sunday Jan 11–12 with musical performances, talks, orchestras, chamber recital, and variety segments. Notable acts include Dixie Echoes, Lombardo’s Canadians, Babson Finance Period, and Russian Cathedral Choir alongside government and religious programs.
The listing shows January 12 programming across CBS stations from 3:00 to 12:30 AM including Symphonic Hour Cathedral Hour McKeeson News Reel of the Air Fox Fur Trappers Our Romantic Ancestors French Trie nne World's Business Dr Julius ein La Palma Rhapsodizers Sonatrons Majestic Alp Theatre Arabesque Royal Organ Recital Back Home Hour Coral Islanders Midnight Melodies Organ.
Friendship Bible Class of the Church of Christ in Chauncey met at the home of Miss Leota Blackford for a monthly business and social session. Mrs. Clell Cunningham presided in place of president Mrs. Andrew Jackson. Three new members joined. A potluck supper followed with contests and recitations. The next meeting is set for February 6 at the Cunningham home.
Four prisoners, three juveniles and one adult, escaped from Rutter County Jail in Hamilton today after binding and gagging a youth who refused to flee. Sheriff Luther Epperson said the escape occurred via a hole cut in the brick wall, with a tool fashioned from a bucket believed used by the escapees.
United States Steel Corporation announced at year end 1929 unfilled orders totaling 4 417 193 tons, up 291 848 tons from November 30 and up from 2 976 712 tons on December 31, 1925.
Old fish drab stowing water green noted as key care tip. Stores carry a wide variety with some roots costing a dime or so.
Tert, a proud chauffeur, races through traffic to a large colonial brick house. Arthur Knight saves Judith from danger as they reach the doorway, a hazy scene unfolding before a cliffhanger ending.
Chauncey mayor W Hines states residents must stop dumping cans and refuse in streets alleys and on New York Coal Co property. Cans must go to the regular dump north of Chauncey near the old mine. Hullver, injured in Blair Creek W Va, has been moved from hospital to his brother Harry Wililyer’s home in Slab Creek. The infrared man will join him when fit. Hillyer suffered severe back head and facial injuries, once feared to be broken.
Charles Hillyer Hirt is to be brought to Chauncey on January 10 for his involvement in a mine accident. Details indicate medical treatment and subsequent investigation will follow.
Mrs. Doark Davin ill at home in Converse Street Chauncey Miss Hannah Evans from Nelsonville came to Chauncey to attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Jackson and was a guest of Mrs. Addie Tippett while there.
Chauncey January 10 twins a boy and a girl were born to Mr and Mrs John Hunt at their High Street home. The babies are namedLorene and Maxine. Mr Hunt works as a section foreman on the Hocking Valley railroad.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday morning by Rev G Courtney of the Church of Christ for Mrs Margaret Jackson 84 in Chauncey. She died at home in IndweBuffal and was buried in Nye Cemetery. Survived by three sons and three daughters including Dr Jackson QC S Jackson Mrs Bunt Tippett and Mrs Dean Schoonover of Chauncey CharLie Jackson Marian Ohio and Mrs Rose Polingy Lauraville Ohio. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
Roy Andrews was injured at a Chauncey mine when his left arm was caught between cars while working. An X ray showed no broken bones.
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