Day Menu and Stage Drama Sketch in One Issue
The page blends a serial drama excerpt detailing Sheila Shayne and dancer Dick Stanley at a party with a cooking column promoting varied chop based winter meals. It highlights Sheila's stage life, competing dancers Frances Barton and Joe Paris, and future plot twists while offering stuffed lamb chops as a featured recipe.
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Shayne
Otk
Sheila
Daisy Gleason
Soes
Joe Paris
Tre Y
OR Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Khowat
Frances Barton
Frances
Mr. Stanley
Trevor Lane
Kate
Blind Timmy
Davin
Ma Lowell
Timmy
Palm Beach fashion: bandana accents heat resort wear trend
A lively review of the latest resort collections highlights color mixing white with vivid tones, tiny prints, and the bold use of bandana hankies in dresses, bodices, sleeves, and jackets. The piece notes swag informal style, mismatched materials, and creative upcycled comfort items, inviting readers to request a leafjet guide.
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Struggle of aging stars and frontier romance on local screens
At the Majestic and Ohio theaters, major releases headline a mix of aging character study in Strange Interlude with Norma Shearer and Clark Gable, plus Vanishing Frontier starring Johnny Mack Brown. The Ohio Theater also screens The Billion Dollar Scandal and Lawyer Man with a starry ensemble, including Robert Armstrong and Joan Blondell.
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Majestic
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Strange Tatawlce
MMC
Ohio
Robert Armstrong
COURT
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eugene O'Neill
Majestic Theater
Alexander Kirkland
Ralph Morgan
Robert Z. Leonard
Robert Young
May Robson
Maureen O'Sullivan
Henry B. Walthall
Mary Alden
Tad Alexander
California
Johnny Mack Brown
Evalyn Knapp
ZaSu Pitts
Raymond Hatton
J. Farrell MacDonald
United States
United States Cavalry
Brown
Miss Knapp
Fingere Partos
Constance Cummings
Olga Bedanova
Frank Morgan
James Gleason
Irving Pichel
Warren Hymer
Frank Albertson
Hale Hamilton
Dorothy Peterson
Ralf Harolda
Berton Churchill
Sidney Toler
Harry Joe Brown
William Powell
Ohio Theater
Warner Bros
January 12 Horoscope for Genevieve Kemble
A reflective forecast notes possible delays and procrastination affecting plans and finances. It mentions influence from lunar aspects, potential disappointments in old institutions, but hints at slight gains and fulfillment for a patient individual born on January 18, with persistence potentially overcoming impediments. Jack London cited as author.
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Jack London
Weighing Secrets as Dicky Faces an Awkward Moment
In a tense domestic scene Adele Garrison characters squabble over an unsettling message left by a mysterious woman named Floss. Madge, Lillian, and Dicky confront truth and jealousy while Madge contemplates exposing long buried tensions about Hugh Grantland and a mistaken parental role.
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Lil- Uan
Dicky
Hugh Grantland
Floss
Hugh
Lillian
Sweetie Pie
Madge
Lil
Lillian Gibed
Dearie
Sylbie
Savory Mushroom Ham Green Pepper Chops Bake
A seasoned white sauce with chopped mushrooms or minced ham and green pepper is folded into chops. Top with stale bread crumbs and finish in a hot oven with butter, baking forty to fifty minutes depending on chop thickness.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend at Lancaster and Nearby Homes
Murray City worker Raymond Brooker from Boys Industrial School Lancaster visited George and Loretta Brooker. Detroit visitor Joe Archer stayed with his parents. Loretta Martin of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents Dwight and Loretta Martin. Toledo resident Mrs. James Peacock visited her mother-in-law Sadye Peacock. Glouster hosts Cecil Lunsford family with P. F. Loper parents. Farrel Thomas and Hooper family joined Matt Thomas household for a Friday visit. A. A. Person from Athens attended the gathering.
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Raymond Brooker
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
George Brooker
Joe Archer
Detroit
Joe
Loretta Martin
Columbus
Dwight Martin
James Peacock
Toledo
Sadye Peacock
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
P. F. Loper
Needlework and Quilt Designs Ad by Aunt Marths
Gold Brick quilt pattern offered in gold orange and cream with full directions. Yardage, block count, and quilt size provided. Order by mail to Aunt Marths, Athens Messenger, Box 5112 Gateway Station, Kansas City, KS, allow 7 to 10 days for delivery.
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Aunt Marths
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Weekend Guests and Local Family Visits
Miss Grace Thomas was in Columbus Saturday. Glen Loper and family from Toledo visited Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Loper. Miss Captalin Harper returned to Zanesville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Brooker. Dr. B. A. Person were in Lancaster Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fick and family and Miss Nelle Hamer of Nelsonville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Penn. Anastasia Vollmer of Athena Ohio University spent the weekend at her home. Howard Beougher and daughter of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Samantha Shelton. Miss Margaret Tigger of Columbus spent the weekend at her home.
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Glen Loper
Robert Tipton
Toledo
P. F. Loper
Captalin Harper
Zanesville
George Brooker
Lancaster
John Fick
Nelle Hamer
Nelsonville
Barney Penn
Anastasia Vollmer
Ohio University At
Athena
Howard Beougher
Columbus
Samantha Shelton
Margaret Tigger
Preston Smith
Wilma
Reed
Bert Kiehl
M. B Church
Mary
Winifred Norris
Blanche Bean
Mayme Ashcraft
Ruth Pierce
Miss Pierce
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Charlies Christy
Nall Chapman
Coolville
Pollie Chapman
Clarence Colmer
Athens
Frank Klingenberg
Eleanor Fuller
Shotttown
Faye Tucker
Leta V. McLaughlin
Ione
Claire
Paul
Ladies Aid Society to Meet at Mrs Mayme Ashcraft's Home
Local notices list several social visits and family updates. Mrs Mayme Ashcraft hosts next Thursday’s Ladies Aid meeting. Attendees include Mrs Walter Reitz and daughter Eudore, and many residents visit relatives in Athens Columbus Parkersburg and Moundsville areas.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Mayme Ashcraft
Rey
Walter Reitz
Eudore
Athens
Jackie
Ed Timmons
Pneumona
Georgia Williard
Retta Calvert
Holiday visitors from near and far crowd home scenes
The text lists several family visits over a holiday period. J Edward Richmond of Hollidays Cove visits Alta Pierce with Homer Moorehead and family. Columbus relatives spend the holiday with Hattie Kincaid and Eva Norris. Ora Ashcraft family returns from Columbus after time with Dewey Newman.
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J. Edward Richmond
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
Homer Moorehead
Childen
Alta Pierce
Here
Local residents share news and visits across towns
Zaleski Mrs Ed Hoffman of Indianapolis visited relatives here with her mother Mrs Samantha Johnson and others. Several trips and returns are noted including Mrs G B McGlaughlin from Columbus and Mr McGlaughin's improving health. A Clover Farm store opens by Tripp family in Cavanaugh building with Hugh Eggerberry as clerk.
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Ed Hoffman
Indianapolis
Ind
Samantha Johnson
McGlaughiin
Columbus
White Cross
W. G. Henninger
Don Anders
Margaret
Nelsonville
Clyde Martin
Martin
R. O. Waithall
T. Ansel
Hazel
A. C. Ansel
Bromiley
James McKi
James McKibben
Helen McKibben
Tripp
Harry Halsett
Chillicothe
P. W. Murphy
Celia Begbers
Elizabeth
Clara Seghers
Harry Tripp Hes
Clover Farm
Cavanaugh
Hugh Egieberry
W. H. Jewett
Clark Willams
Vance McKibben
Athens
Mary McLain
Lucile McKibben
Commissioner Carried to Meeting Casts Tie-Breaking Vote
Middletown city commissioner Dr Warner was carried to City Hall on a hospital cot to cast the deciding vote in passing the 1983 appropriation ordinance. The 3 to 2 vote settled the measure.
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Middletown
Jan. N
W. M. Warner
City Hall
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