Baby Dies In Auto Crash Near Albany On Fourth
A six hurt in a Sunday morning crash three miles west of Albany when a car driven by Gordon Phillips struck a tree on the ld Arthur road. Baby Charlotte Phillips seven weeks died at The Plains home after being rushed there. mother Mrs Gordon Phillips unconscious with injuries. Other injured include Clifford Ball seventeen? no fourteen, Dorothy Ball nineteen, Mary Phillips thirteen, Gordon Phillips Sr., and Mrs Fannie Ball. Funeral arrangements to be held at West Union street cemetery in Wellston.
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Albany
Charlotte Phillips
Gordon Phillips
Parkersburg
Clifford Ball
the Plains
Dorothy Ball
Fannie Ball
Mary Phillips
Tourists Extend California to Michigan Visit
Tourists from California, including Mr and Mrs C W Bates and families, Mrs Button, Mrs Ralph Wright and party, visited relatives Joly Rite entertained and Mr and Mrs Smith. The Smiths and children left California two months ago for a tourist camp in Michigan while continuing their travels.
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Canaanyuld
Joly
W. H. Rite
Buri
Roney Smith
Dorin
Cecil
California
C. W. Bates
Jeb Button
Ralph Wright
Don
Ween Wright
Smith
Canifornia
Michigan
North Dakota Girl Runs Moving Picture Colony in Casselton
Angela Murray Gibson, a New York trained filmmaker, directs and shoots locally in Casselton North Dakota. She uses open air sets and amateur cast to produce comedies and educational shorts. Her films reach five exchanges and are shown in theaters beyond the state.
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North Dakota
Hollywood
Dakota Whence Fields
Moving Picture Company
Casselton, N. D
New York
Angela Murray Gibson
Mary Pickford
Casselton
Miss Gibson
George Stanley
Fargo
Robbery in Bern Leads to Arrests in Penny Heist
Two penny thefts alarm Bern yesterday with one pair of thieves cornered at a Novelty store on Court Street. Richard Sheridan and Eugene Marquis were caught in the act by L. I. Jones and Mrs. Jones, while a separate post office and Black Diamond coal robbery in Lathrop netted $4 in pennies. authorities continue investigation with no suspects yet.
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Athena
Lala
Eg Novelty
Court Street
L. I. Jones
Jones
Richard
Black Diamond Coal Company
Lathrop
Delbert Aug
P. H. McKinley
Pete Barrows
J. M. Cady
Funeral set for George M. Taylor Portsmouth Sun publisher
A group of former Portsmouth residents living in Columbus will travel to Portsmouth tomorrow for the funeral of George M. Taylor publisher of the Portsmouth Sun. They are personal friends of the late publisher.
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Columbus
Portsmouth
George M. Taylor
Portsmouth Sun
Swallows Pins to Settle 5 Cent Bet
Henry Vaughn admitted swallowing several open safety pins to win a 5 cent bet. He subsequently underwent medical removal of the pins.
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London
Henry Vaughn
S. S. S. strengthens nerves and blood power
The ad claims S. S. S. rebuilds strength by enriching red blood cells and improving endurance for women and men. It touts a century of use and urges confidence in taking SS S S made from fresh roots and herbs.
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S.S
SS. S
Radio Features For Two Days In Major Markets
Radio listings show two days of top features across networks. WNYC New York hosts a Park Band concert at 6 26 8 15 p m Eastern Daylight. WEAF hooks up a chamber symphony at 9 p m conducted by Max Jacobs. WIZ and WRC present instrumental programs and choruses in the New York area. WGY Schenectady provides a stadium concert by the New York Philharmonic. WOC Davenport presents an organ recital by Erwin Schnell. WMAQ Chicago airs the WMAQ Players and a Red Hussar light opera. WLW Cincinnati closes with a music college concert.
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Tursday
WNYC
New York
WEAF
Everybody Chamber Symphony Orchestra
Max Jacobs
WIZ
WGY
Schenectady
Easternaylight
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
van Hoogstraten
WOC
Davenport
Central Standard
Erwin Schnell
WMAQ
Chicago
the Red Hussar
Weaf Light Opera Company
WLW
Cincinnati
Music College
Well Known Athens Citizen Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Ollie E. Liggett, a prominent Athens resident for fifteen years known for missionary work, died last night at 7 in a Cleveland hospital following surgery.
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Athens
Cleveland
Ollie E. Liggett
Funeral for A S U official held at home of son
A week after surgery for intestinal trouble, funeral services were set for 10:80 Wednesday at the home of Clarence Carr Liggett, 2552 Queenston Road in Cleveland. Burial reportedly planned in Cambridge Springs, Pa. Liggett, general missionary of the American Sunday School Union, served on the Presbyterian church official board and left a widow and three sons Clarence, Thomas, and Harold.
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Clarence Carr Liggett
Queenston Road
Cleveland
Cambridge
Springs
Athens
Liggett
American Sunday School Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Liggett
Sussex
N. J
McBee Binder Company
Harold
Ohio University
New York City
Wickford teen rector yars suicide case suffused by tragedy
Beth Dawson hanged herself in the rectory of the Wickford Teen. Investigators report a suicide inside the church residence as neighbors recall her troubled life and recent unrest.
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Beth Dawson
Wickford
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
For fifty years physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It counters acid in the stomach more effectively than bicarbonate of soda and leaves the stomach sweet with less gas. It neutralizes bowels fermentations and gently clears sour waste from the system, with a tastier alternative to soda. Twenty five cent bottles at any drug store.
Dark Secrets and a Fatal Midnight Encounter
Leonora recounts a doomed romance with Carlos Mendosa in True Story Magazine August issue. A warned girl pursues love, secret dinners, and tragedy following a midnight meeting. Other True Story offerings include Ruth’s deceptive suitor and a double cross tale.
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Carlos Mendosa
Mendosa
Leonora
True Story Magazine
Ruth
Peggy
Ethel
Aiden
Troe A
Saas Rye
National Advertising of The Messenger in Expert Hands
Athens stands as a trade hub in eastern Ohio, boosting The Messenger through Robert E. Ward Inc. as national advertising reps. J W Cullen heads the firm with Chicago and New York offices guiding national campaigns. The Messenger is part of Ohio Select List with wide southeastern Ohio reach.
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Athens
Ens County
Ohio
Messenger
Robert E. Ward, Inc
New York City
Chicago
Robert E. Ward
Ward
John W. Cullen
America
The
United States
Incorporated Organization of the Ohio Select
J. W. Cullen
Renee Hi. B. Gramm
G. E.gilbertson
James A. Ward
Indiana
Meigs
Hocking
Vinton
Eneain
Omar
Mart
New York
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Bern
WRC
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Los Angeles
WLB
Erbstein
Wickford, Eng
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Malden
Mase
Traepen
Wolcott, White Co., Ind
Tree Story
Mary Elisabeth
Frances Leda
Thrilling True Story
Tnt Finn Ner
Seow
Dream World
True Story
Adden
Macfadden Publications, Inc
64Th Street
Broadway
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New England
Buffalo
Maurice Perry
Greater
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Sulcaga
Robert
McCormick
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New York, New England
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