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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
7
Judith Knight and Arthur Knight's Bermuda honeymoon upends as Tony Knight confronts Judith about “gold digger” rumors. A tense dinner follows, Tony apologizes under her father's demand, and Judith fears prolonged conflict while Tony's future plans spark more drama.
Listings show daily network programs across NBC CBS and NEC from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. featuring names like Amos n Andy Palmolive Hour Grand Opera Phil Spitalny Orchestra Jan Garber's Orchestra and Little Jack Little with varied Moscow, Cincinnati and national broadcasts.
WEAF lists evening programs from 6 to 11:30 featuring orchestras, comedies, plays, and musical acts. Notable entries include Happy Wonder Bakers, Amos n Andy, The Revelers with Virginia Rea, and Spitalny's Orchestra, with talks by John Kennedy and entertainment blocks through midnight.
CBS and ABC scheduling list a January 15 lineup featuring Ben Pollack's Orchestra Herbert's Diamond Entertainers TQ Levitow's Orchestra Three Little Sachs General Mills Fast Freight Forty Fathom Trawlers U S Army Band Concert La Palma Smoker Kolster Hour Columbia Grand Opera Hank Simmons Show Boat Garber's Orchestra Midnight Melodies Organ programs across daytime and evening slots.
WLW announces Thursday January 16 top hour slots with 6 30 a m Top O the Mornin 7 30 a m Organ Pro Tam 8 30 a m Morning evotion led by Dad Kershner and 9 00 a m Aunt Jemima featuring program lineups and host names for the day.
WEAP lists a seven hour lineup featuring Black and Gold Room Orchestra Mid-Week Hymn Sing and Fleischmann Hour with Rudy Vallee. Seiberlingingers James Melton Wilfred Gienn perform a quartet at 9:30 followed by Jack Frost Melody Moments with Oliver Smith tenor and RCA Victor Hour led by Nathaniel Shilkret. National Opera Company presents La Gioconda at 11:00 before Hal Kemp's Orchestra closes the night.
WJZ presents a full night with Hotel New Yorker Orchestra at 6, Whyte's Orchestra at 6 30, The Chinese Attitude at 7 15, Stars of Melody at 7 30, cae taus and Fink Serenaders Orchestr a at 8 30, Champion Sparkers in sports drama and vocal music at 8 30, Smith Brothers at 9, Maxwell House Hour at 9 30, Atwater Kent Dance Hour at 10, and Amos n Andy at 11 30.
CBS seven month 16 schedule lists Hotel Shelton Orchestra Civic Repertory Co Eva La Ga Henne and others 6 6 30 7 7 30 Levitow P W Wile Manhattan Moods True Detective Mysteries Dixie Echoes Philco Hour National Forum Dream Boat Will Osborne Lombardo Midnight Melodies Organ music.
Miss Emma Duckworth resumes school work after several weeks of illness. Evangelistic services led by Rev. W. P. Cassady will continue next week at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
McDougal Raymond Mulpas and son Clarence were Gilouster visitors on Friday. Mr and Mrs Pete Hixson of Athens visited Elisabeth Phillips on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Phil James and Julia Mulpas spent Saturday in Marietta. Wilson Howard visited Mrs Arthur Mingus on Friday. Mr and Mrs Tom Woodyard were dinner guests at Fred Conner's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Cone and family visited relatives in Athens on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry North and daughter Garnet, and Mr and Mrs Warren Munn and daughter Wilma, visited relatives near Chester Hill on Sunday. Raymond Mulpas and son Clarence were guests at Rob Mulpas Anton's home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Morris and family of Athens visited at Mrs Morris's parents G. L. Bryson on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Pearl Morris returned home Friday after several weeks in Athens. Visitors at Henry North's Sunday evening included A A Easier, Glen Sealock and daughter Mary Adaline, BE T Linscott and son Leonard, O J O'Neal and Warren Munn and daughter Wilma. Ace Linscott was an Athens visitor Saturday.
Jackville residents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Newton of Nelsonville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Briley while Isaac Newton accompanied Herbert for a visit. Other guests included Maxine Westfall at Ming Gertrude Ivyle and a list of Sunday callers at the homes of Ernest Smith and Ray Shafer in The Plains and Athens area.
Mary and Rhoda Lohse and families spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs H R Barker and children. Melvin Kenney of Athens called on Everett Russell. Esra Metlin and kin visited relatives in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Hiram Westfall and Mrs S S Shaw called on Mrs Matheny. Doris Cowan visited Carrel Hope. William Bowers confined at home by tires. Margaret and Madechefs Athens spent Sunday with their parents N S Crey. Edward Hannan’s name omitted from December honor roll.
Mineral residents report visits by Grace Lowry and relatives in Athens. Ira Brooks injured at work requiring medical attention. Errett Carmen and Emmett Ross noted visiting and staying with locals. Verle Sickles and Verle Hester seen in Athens. Mrs. Smathers, oldest Mineral resident, celebrates birthday with daughter Mrs. Jenkins plus family. Nagarene Church services set to move to Town House from the Hall.
Rutland reports say Mrs. Sarah Carter of Walzer Hospital is improving from an illness. Bobby Marquart, Gwinn Clark, and Max Kelten made a business trip to Zanenville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Filmer Nelson, employed at Orient, spent the weekend with home folks.
Mr and Mrs T W Clark attended the funeral of Mrs Titus Smith in Salem on Sunday. Mrs Lemma McFarland of Orient spent the weekend at home. Pearl Ralph and family moved into a home near the Rutland Depot. Wayne Rupe and Mrs Rupe secured positions in Chillicothe and Orient. The Rev Harley Bolton conducted the funeral for Mrs Titus Smith of Sajem Center on Sunday.
Chester Mra George Frank died of pneumonia and was buried in the Frank Cemetery after funeral at home with Rev Norris of the Texas United Brethren Church giving the sermon. Epworth League formed for Chester youths. revival meetings underway led by Rev Warren. 60 attend. Basketball games Friday night between Rutland and Chester saw mixed results with Cheater teams winning girls 24 22 and boys 7 22.
The Garden and several families including the Meeks Colmer Weatherby Mohler and RogerS visited or hosted last week. Mrs Selah Weatherby Athena was the dinner guest of her mother with others calling on relatives in Athena and nearby towns. Francesa Sargent and Alice Creesy are reported, completing a brief social round.
Those from Carbondale attending the Sunday night game in Chauncey included Oscar Bolinger Jessie Doolittle Mia Lottin Peck James Stanley Viola Thompson Francis White Henry McLain and Mrs Margaret Hoak.
Mrs Harve Brown Mrs Ida Clark and Mrs Ada Hoskinggl son Clayton visited Mrs Pwight Clark Saturday. Miss Jessie Poolitte and Mrs Lottie Deck were Athens visitors on Mee. Margaret Hoak returned to Columbus on Sunday. EdwardBetts family Leater Phylita returned from Barberton Friday. Emma Lowry visits by Mr and Mrs Jende Liv and Me and Mrs Joe Buckley and family of Mineral. Denver Shafer announce arrival of baby girl in New Marshfield. Shafer formerly Marie Drain daughter of Mr and Mrs Ateh Drain. Dave Kennard called to New Marshfield Sunday evening due to brother Arete Kennard illness. Mr and Mrs Meat Herwick Oregon visited State Lowry Saturday. Mrs Massie Crow visited her inuit Mrs Dora Hoak Monday.
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