Two Bridge Parties and a Tea At Fenzel Park Place Home
The home of Mrs. Fred From hosts two bridge parties this week with a Sunday tea. Mrs. Fense and Miss Defa Moore of the University library will be hostesses. High score prizes were awarded to several guests as guests enjoyed multiple tables. St. Cisheville visitor Mrs. HJ Brown joined the Sunday event with a guest prize.
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Fenzel Park Place
Fred
Ferses
Defa Moore
Ofle Univ Eeteity Ibrary
Sterey
Fesse
Ernest Cor
Clarence Tamugzlte
Sam. Warren
James Levis
Charles Devolet Or. Talmadge
Fenzel
Covert
Charles OC. Pickering
H. J. Brown
St Cisheville
Athens
Penzel Park
Mary Dee Blayney
Fenzer
Maude Mathews
Thomas Rosser
Harry Armbruster
Dorothy Nelle Michael
the Plains High School
Washington D. C
Ant! Saloon League
League
Mr. Armbruster
Grover Armbruster
Brookville
Miss Michael
Ray Michael
Pisin
Art and
H. A. MccCaskill
Morris Avenue
Mrs. Shepherd Leads Highey Circle Paper on Adams
Mrs W S Shepherd presided over the Highey Circle meeting at 60 East Mill Street where the program on John Quincy Adams was discussed led by Mrs L W Buswell Mrs C D Morrison conducted the discussion and world news was the topic for roll call responses.
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Willam
Shepherd
Highey
Cipete
L. W. Buswell
East Mill Street
John Quincy
Adams
D. Morrison
World News
Mrs Jones Hosts At Colonial And Home
The Tuesday Contract Club met for luncheon at The Colonial and an afternoon bridge game at Mrs Jones home. Mrs Russell W Finsterwald received the score favor its and Jones hosts again tonight at The Colonial for dinner and bridge at the Jones Binwood Pace home.
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Roger J. Jones
Coloniz
Jones
Eimwood Price
Russell W. Finsterwalt
Colonial
Jones Binwoot Pace
Shower for Bride Hosts Mixed Mood and Games
A bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Betty and Mrs. Pauline Jones at 113 North Congress Street featured four bridge tables with varied play styles and a low mood themed costume prize won by Verne Dyanford. Other items include gifts in a blue basket and guests from The Plains High School visiting Washington D C. For the Texas Rangers story, note a remark by Raj Gen W. W. Sterling about preferring married men in service.
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Betty
Pauline Jones
North
Congress Street
Thomas E. Byres Chargaret Bexter
Chi Omega
Clay Milar
Ruth Cone
Mins Verne Dyenford
Widow of former actress pledges no return to stage
The husband of Hazel Barbes, 71, a former actress, declared she would never perform again. He stated his wish to honor her lifelong vow, expressing faith in her decision and signaling a solemn farewell to her stage career.
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Hazel Barbes
Pauloo
Pichmond Lest May
Hoover weighs Phillips for Supreme Court vacancy
President Hoover seriously considers Ore L. Phillips of Albuquerque for the Supreme Court seat after Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes resigns. Phillips presides over the tenth district U. S. circuit court and is named in Washington reports as a potential nominee.
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Bee
Ore L. Prlips
Albuquerque
N. 3
Hoover
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Washington
Phlliips
Tenth District
U. S. Circuit Court
Bladder Physic Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a bladder physic medicine that cleanses impurities and eases urinary symptoms. It urges a 250 test box of BU HETS five grain tablets from any druggist and promises a money back after four days if not relieved.
Sticks to Hobbyist Roland Young Chooses Cane Keepsake
The text describes Roland Young’s fondness for collecting canes as a hobby and notes a notable cane he holds to mark a famous target, John Wilkes Booth, assassin of President Lincoln. The fragment hints at personal interest and a referenced historical figure.
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Roland Young
John Wilkes Booth
Linevin
Bryan to Speak at Child Welfare Conference Session
In Columbus Governor White welcomes attendees at the Deshler-WalAck Hotel for a two day Governors Conference on Child Health and Protection. Alex Root, County schools official, attends from Cotlum bus and REO Dr. E B Bevan, Ohio University president, will speak on Adventures of the Character.
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Jhip
Columbus
Alex Root
Cotlumbus
George White
Deshler-Wal- Ack
Ohio
National Movement For A Welfare
Washington
Reo
E. B. Bevan
Ohio University
Wil
Honolulu Terror Attack Report Sparks Fresh Alarm
Honolulu reports renewed terrorist rumors after a young Japanese woman was assaulted. Police identify a suspect as Daniel Lyman, 22, who recently escaped from Oahu prison where he was serving a second degree murder term. A photograph of the fugitive was recognized by the victim.
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Honolulu
T. E
Cougie
Oahu
Daniel Lyman
New Teara Eve
Athens Debaters Meet Nelsonville on Friday
The Athens High School affirmative debate team will meet the Nelsonville negative team Friday afternoon at 1 10 in the Athens High School Auditorium to discuss proposed compulsory insurance laws. Judge Prof. Paymer McQuinton of Ohio University will supervise.
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Athens High School
Nelsonville
Soverel
Paymer McQuinton
Ohio University
Athens
Mary Elien Bibbee
Thomas Reading
John Pickens
Carl Clifford
Marjorie Vorhees
Lois Devel
Mary Lou Hudson
Joe Bagley
Anna K. Price
L. E. Buell
Gallipolis
Athens Dagative debaters set for Gallipolis match
The Athens Dagative team led by Prof. Bruce Binca burn of Martetea College faces Gallipolis in a high school level debate. Members EvaletB Alsximecs Barty Guilom Jack Metater and Charlie Slag are slated to participate with alternate.
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Athens
Chicago relief reform approved by hostile state representatives
Springfield reports Chicago celebrates a first victory in financial rehabilitation as state representatives pass a measure to replace Cook county tax bodies with a three‑member panel appointed by the governor and Cook County Board president. The panel will assess 1931 taxes and then reassess prior years if ordered.
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Springfield
Janab
Chicago
Cook County
Cook County Board
Clapper to Speak on National Affairs Tonight on CBS
Raymond Clapper of United Press will discuss the national scene on Columbia Broadcasting System network Saturday night at 10 pm. He is among the first nationally known correspondents to speak in a weekly series during Frederic William Wise’s absence at the Geneva Disarmament Conference.
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Washington
Raymond Clapper
Washington Huerean
United Press
Columbia Broadcasting System
B.S
T Clapper
Columbia
Frederic William Wise
Geneva
Junior High Teams Active in Athens Week
Athens Junior High athletes reported activity last week with players Stephen Fuller Harry Bennett Sam Insche and Joe McAfee returning after absences Ernest Gross seventh grade is still out after surgery Billy Gilmore Misso Studstiff and Mies Cora Batley attended a Cincinnati educational meeting The junior high basketball team beat Stewart 18 to 10 and lost to Wellston Reserves 14 to 12 Coach Sherman Gilmore plans for the Loi gen game Friday at 7 pm Probable starters include Merritt Preston con tes Tom Kircher Charles Cary James Hardman and Dals Entwhistle The team has won four of five games
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Stephen Fuller
Harry Bennett
Sam Insche
Joe McAfee
Athens Junior High School
Athens
Stewart
Wellston
Sherman Gilmore
Merritt Preston
Contes
Tom Kircher
Charles Cary
James Hardman
Dals Entwhistle
ZEMO Promises Relief for Itching Skin Conditions
Clean soothing antiseptic lotion promises prompt relief for eczema pimples ringworm rashes dandruff and similar skin or scalp irritations. Sold by druggists with a1.00 price extra strength 1.75 for obstinate cases.
Cow Slaughter Mystery Near Tuppert Plains
In Athens County near Tuppert Plains a four year old cow was stolen from a stall and butchered in a moonlit field. A small white house dog found at the scene may be a clue as deputies chase suspects after a Mode l Ford was seen nearby and a dog was removed from the cow’s barn by unknown thieves.
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Pomeroy
Jgn
Tuppert Plains
Athens County
Esa
Wayne Wingett
Atheny County
Tracy
Young
Tuppera Plains
Coolville
Nho
Pracy
Missing Irvington Trust Vice President Sought Across Nation
Maxwell A. Cox, former vice president of the Irvington Trust Co of New Jersey, is reported to have absconded with 11900 dollars. A country wide search follows tips of sightings in New York and El Paso Texas as his family denies the criminal charges.
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Maxwell AL Cox
Irvington
N. J
Schools and Customs in China Speech at History Club
The History Club heard Mr Yang from Ohio University speak on Schools and Customs in China. He will share Chinese friends for club correspondence. The faculty adviser is Miss Cora Bailey. Junior High Library ordered 16 new books from funds raised by the librarian.
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History Club
Yang
Ohio University
China
Hing
Harry Bennett
Dick Acomb
Corporal Cameron
Blue Castle
Sea Dream House
Asterions Island
Rebecca
Slim Evans
Kruschen Salts Diet Patent Ad Declares Safe Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe inexpensive fat reducing remedy. It urges daily use with hot water before breakfast and a light diet, claiming increased energy and improved appearance, with a money back guarantee after the first bottle. Local drugstores McKee Drug Co and Cline Pharmacy Co are named as sellers.
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McKee Drug Co
Cline Pharmacy Co
Adv
Hex mark in Pennsylvanian stabbing case stirs mystic theory
Philadelphia report suggests a voodoo style hex carved on the victim Norman R. Bechtel amid a fatal stabbing. The piece ties the scene to Pennsylvania Dutch folk beliefs of hexeria and signs meant to ward off evil, as investigators note local traditions around Boyertown and historic use of such symbols.
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Philadelphia
Norman R. Bechtel
Boyertown
Bechtel
America
Cleveland's Brassiest Criming Exposed in Confidence Scam
Two men posing as detectives used Central Police Station as a stage for a swindle. They targeted immigrant Breseno Distasio at a restaurant seeking a cup of coffee, claiming to help him but demanded a bond. The pair vanished after returning him to his home and sharing a jail ruse.
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Cleveland, Jaz
Pop
Central Police Station
Breseno Distasio
Distasio
Dist
Cention
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School of the Air
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N. Court St
Dial
K. of P. Bldg
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Williams Shaw
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