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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
6
A Boston audience booed as Rudy Vallee performed at the Metropolitan Theater. Three youths tossed grapefruit on stage. Vallee urged entertainment over quarrels and the culprits were detained then released after police reprimand and no charges pressed.
Seventeen members of the Day Needle Club gathered for a musical program at Limberfcst Tea House. Richard Imes performed piano and sisters June Sara Carry and Gail Bair sang as a quartet. The group planned an annual dinner for husbands on February 20 at the House.
The Delta Sigma Pi alumni held their monthly dinner at the chapter house near the university. Thirty four active members and guests attended with covers noted. Bridge followed the meal and alumni present were R. F. Beckett W. Conrad W. Smiley P. F. Good C. Hansen Franklin Stedman and Paul Kimes.
Sigma Alpha Iota announces the initiation of Mise Thelma Thomas Crockeville Miss Marie Cowp New London Mise Marguerite Wood Athens Mise Helen King SpringSci4 Miss Etearer Bush Gellipolis Mise Frieda Levin Cleveland Miss Marion Merry Neleomilis Initiation attendees followed by a two o clock dinner at the Ceiorisal Honorary member Mrs CC Robinson and patrons Mrs H L Gootwiz Mrs Cari BH Bezzicy Mrs Cc MOMkan and Mrs W bh Priltipe attended the event.
Logan January report states Rotert L Deibel of Columbus died from severe burns suffered escaping steam at the Cotern us Packing Company. He is survived by brothers Foy and Daniel Deibel Sr and by two widows, two daughters, his parents, and several brothers and sisters.
Kelsh and Kenneth To44 seven year old sons of Mr. and Mrs Albert To44 of Barberton, formerly Carbondale residents, are hospitalized after a street car collision Tuesday morning. Both suffer fractures and bruises. one boy has a broken leg and the other a fractured hip. The father is a member of Ferd Doptitite and Xi Howser of Carbondsi.
Mrs. A. E. Whaley hosted the U C D Club meeting at 12% North Congress Street with Mrs J H Gross presiding. Twelve members answered roll call as plans were laid for the annual winter picnic on Thursday February 5 at the home of Mrs J H Gross on Mor rin Atenroe.
Mrs Noss, after attending the Peace Conference in Washington, D C, heads to New York for a week of social events arranged by New York women. Notables include a Tumrbean by Mrs John Hay Henrieté and a tea hosted by Mrs Frenklin Fooserelt.
Lis ton G. Schooler Jr. age 37, previously convicted with his father in a Cleveland land deal fraud case, will be paroled from the state penitentiary effective February 10, according to the State Board of Clemency.
A Florence based specialist Dr Orlando Maranchini reports Flaxolyn invigorates stomach and bowels with rapid effects. The message quotes doctors endorsing the formula and a New York physician praising its natural value.
Kenneth Collins and Ray Hod took a midnight plunge into the icy Hocking River near the South Bridge in Dodge City Kansas. Collins claimed the dollar prize after a brief swim despite the cold water saying they did not stay in long.
Crina Jan. 23 UueG W Brophy former Phoenix lying instructor left Shanghai Airframe at 8:08 p m and aimed for Canton Canton leg of flight. He was forced down near CHL CHOW and reported unhurt with plans to continue Friday toward Mentia and Canton.
In Marlin Texas on January 33 Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church South defends President Hoover's policies after a disaster critique.
Bishop Cannon told United Press the Smith-Baskob leadership must be removed to avert a party disaster as Hoover transmitted the Wickersham report to Congress. He urged speed to prevent a broader split within the Democratic ranks.
The Ohio Senate, Thursday afternoon, heard a bill to restrict the practice of law to attorneys only, aiming to bar banks and trust companies from legal work. Senator Rev Gillen of Jackson County is the sponsor.
All attorneys now practicing law are admitted to membership in the State Bar which the bill creates, and only members of the State Bar may legally practice law under provisions of the measure.
Detroit January 23 The capture of Frank Cammarata 22 local gang figure and alleged bank bandit ends a long hunt in Wayne County tied to the killing of Detroit radio commentator Jerry Boekler. The authorities describe the arrest as a significant step in the drive against organized crime.
Governor White orders 16 state library employees removed to reduce the payroll. The annual payroll drops from 71 821 dollars to 52 200 dollars as per State Finance Director Bevis. The library budget for a two year period was 694 086 dollars, with facility extension included, but has been revised.
A clipped financial note states the amount reduced to 182,894 as the extension program's benefits were deferred. The snippet implies a funding adjustment affecting program costs and timelines. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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