When Lights Are Low star sting pulls Sheila to Broadway
Sheila Shayne, a dancer fired after Marion Randolph quits, lands a lead in a touring musical as Craig Abbott offers her the road and a chance at Broadway. Abbott proposes marriage, citing his funding and plans, while Sheila weighs home towns and a future with him against continuing on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Shayne
Marion Randolph
Sheila
Dick Stanley
Broadway
Jim Blaine
Jim
Miss Randolph
Craig Abbott
Abbott
Marion
Myrt
Geranium
Stanley
West
Shell
A Marriage Option Sparks Noel and Mary
In a tense dialog, Noel seeks Mary’s consent to marriage to thwart his father’s plans. Mrs. Graham urges a quick wedding, preferably at the farm, to shield Mary from public scrutiny and derail the parental scheme. Noel contemplates potential sacrifices if his father resists. Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Mary
Xoon
Noel
Veritzen
Georges
Paris
Surprising turns and progress urged by lunar day notes
A dated horoscope style note highlights surprising developments and progress despite delays and obstacles. It emphasizes patience and discernment to avoid extravagance, with a focus on personal acumen and a notable mention of Samuel Hopkins Adams as the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opon
Ali
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Fashion advice encourages lower heels for comfort and posture
The piece urges women to switch from high pumps to lower heeled or sport style shoes for daily wear. It notes high heels strain muscles nerves and spine and suggests simple foot exercises to relax and loosen muscles. It warns against flat heels though and promotes a middle ground for happiness.
Miss Gayle Mooney to Return from Miami University
Miss Gayle Mooney daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Mooney of East Second Street will arrive home Thursday from Miami University where she has completed the semester She will return to her studies Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gayle Mooney
L. P. Mooney
East Second Street
Miami University
Paris fashion pattern 2534 offered by The Athens Messenger
The advertisement promotes pattern 2534 with a wide top silhouette and puffed sleeves inspired by Paris fashion. It lists sizes 16 18 20 34 26 35 40 42 and fabric needs for size 16. Includes 15 cent pattern price and instructions by mail from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Cheshire Players Prepare Green Shirt Play at Little Kyger
Cheshire January report notes Cheshire M E Church W W A presents The Man in The Green Shirt at Little Kyger Grange Hall on Friday February 3 under Miss Bertha Randall. Also details father and son banquet and F F A activities, plus local anniversaries and funeral notices.
Local Personals and Social notes from the community
Mrs William Theobauld and W I Theobauld were ill last week. Mrs Will Lanning, ill for some time, is improved. Friends surprised Mrs Carl Reeves for her birthday. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Lizzie Braley’s. A dramatic club met at Mrs C O Chapman’s. Services planned at the Christian Church Sunday evening January 29. Kenneth Bradford of near Cincinnati spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Kenneth Leach and Janet are visiting her parents in Chillicothe. Frank Young left for Chardon Ohio to visit his sister Mrs Paul Kennedy. Invitation dance at K P Hall drew a large crowd Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ed Davis of Coolville visited Mrs Mary Taylor and Miss Margaret Taylor. Mrs Emma Standsberry of near Beech Grove died Sunday morning at 9. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen friends visited Miss Gladys Steele Friday for her day anniversary. Clyde Donahue moved to the Jackson property on Salem Street. Jacob Musser’s sister Mrs Dave Russell of Bradbury died Monday. Charles Grahar is ill. Mrs Celia Curtis left for a month in Cleveland. Mrs Laura Lynch, Mrs Abe Bubert and Mrs Lizzie Daniels of Athens visited Mrs L Bryant and Mrs Arza Bryant Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Theobauld
Theobauld
Will Lanning
Carl Reeves
Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian Church
Lizzie Braley
C. O. Chapman
Kenneth Bradford
Cincinnati
Jud Bradford
Kenneth Leach
Janet
Chillicothe
Frank Young
Chardon
Ohio
Paul Kennedy
K. of P. Hall
Ed Davis
Coolville
Mary Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Emma Standsberry
Near Beech Grove
Gladys Steele
Clyde Donahue
Jackson
Salem Street
Jacob Musser
Dave Russell
Bradbury
Charles Grahar
Celia Curtis
Cleveland
Laura Lynch
Abe Bubbert
Lizzie Daniels
Athens
L. Bryant
Arza Bryant
Tunic dress endures as chic wardrobe staple in salons
The piece extols the tunic dress as ancient yet modern, worn with coats for outdoors and paired with contrasting skirts. cites Madame Heim’s salon in cream satin tunic with black skirt, and praises varied color and fabric for flattering lines. It highlights lightweight cleaning tips via a six cent leaflet from The Athens Messenger and notes plumes and two colored girds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heim
Paris
Greece
Madame Heim
Majestic and Ohio Theaters Feature Slapstick and Tragedy
The Majestic presents ZaSu Pitts as a dramatic comedienne in Walking Down Broadway with a thread of tragedy, praised by director Erich von Stroheim. The Ohio showcases Hot Pepper starring Edmund Lowe Lupe Velez and El Brendel in a fast high-spirited Fox comedy with musical numbers and lively nightclub Settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Ohio
Edmund Lowe
Vic
Hot Pepper
COURT
Frida Majestic
ZaSu Pitts
Erich von Stroheim
Broadway
von Stroheim
Miss Pitts
Charlie Chaplin
Mise Pitts
Universal
Majestic Theater
Flagg
Louse Lupe Velez
Victor Mclagelen
el Brendel
Fox
Ohio Theater
Quirt
Figg
Lowe
McLagren
Miss Velez
Lillen Bond
Gloria Roy
Boothe Howard
John G. Blystone
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H.W. Oe Nea Sen Ice Inc
Myrtle
Ma Lowell
Myrtwell
Equity
Nis
Jealo
Noet
Philip Veritzen
Tomorrey
Genevieve Kemble
East Union
Cheshire
Little Kyger
Little Kyger Grange
Cheshire M. E. Church
Bertha Randall
Cheshire High School
Gallipolis High School
Cheshire Potato Growers Association
Florilla Lasley
Clifford van Gilder
Lester
Dale Allensworth
Briggs Kirby
Willard Weekley
Masons Lodge
Gallipolii
Perry Swisher
Baptist Church
Clark
Rio Grande College
New York
Collette
Dahbray
The
Miladi
Au Revoir
McLaglen
Lupe Valezing
Lupe
Lupe Velez
Edmund Love
Madame Armeda
Astrologist
Lings To
Sen
Summerville
Hall’s
Cupid
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