Barrett Plans Noon Wedding To Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin returns from abroad and proposes to Elinor Stafford for a noon wedding tomorrow. He arranges a home and staff to stage a convincing romance while concealing their true motives. Arthur Palmer approves the match, noting Elinor's inner beauty despite her frail circumstances.
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Colvin
New York
Eli RD
Lida
Elinor
Palmer
Gobi
Barrett
Barry
Miss Stafford
Arthur Palmer
Elinor Stafford
Gerald
Price Code Drafted for Women's Apparel Industry
Washington July 6 U P submission of a code of fair competition for the women's apparel industry is expected to spur the national recovery campaign. The code will be followed by trade agreements for iron and steel, oil, coal, automobiles, woolens and lumber as Administrator Hugh S Johnson stresses prompt implementation.
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Washington
U.P
America
Birth Day Prospects for Sir Morrell McKenzie Era
July 7 forecasts urge enterprise and diplomacy as fortunes form through corporate and diplomatic channels. Emphasizes cooperation with higher offices and financial backing to stabilize a career rise and public esteem for Sir Morrell McKenzie, premier of Canada.
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MNAR
Rom
Sir Morrell McKenzie
Premier
Canada
Children Day program at the M. E. Church in Guysville
In Guysville on July 6 a large crowd attended the Chil dren's Day program presented by 45 children at the M. E. Church. Local residents recalled recent visits by families and friends including Mrs Maggie Townsend Miss Dorothy Clarence and Francis Caldwell and the Revd and Mrs Walter Reitz and daughter Eudora. Other notes mention trips to Columbus for the Spanish American War Veterans Convention and a 55th birthday dinner for Mrs Charles Christy. Ward Cunningham returned to West Virginia work after a weekend here. Charles Piercy left for Harrisville West Virginia to visit relatives. Local 4 H club members attended a meeting in Athens at the M E Church.
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Guysville
M. E
Maggie Townsend
Dorothy
Clarence
Francis Caldwell
Walter Reitz
Eudora
Charles Kincade
Ray Bean
Columbus
Athens
Declaration of farmers and workers rights endorsed
The National Convention of Unemployed Leagues met at the Columbus State Fair Coliseum and adopted a declaration of farmers and workers rights. Approved by 800 delegates, the statement calls for abolition of the time profit system and relief for the unemployed amid economic crises and dislocations.
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Columbus
U.P
National Convention of Unemployed Leagues
State Fairgrounds
Beer Stein Becomes Frothy Pool at Derby Brewery Opening
In Bridgeport Connecticut a 12 foot beer stein was turned into a swimming pool during the derby brewery opening celebration. About 2,000 spectators watched a bathing beauty dive into the frothy brew as free beer was served to mark the event.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U.R
Local residents noted in brief visit and travel items
Chesterhill J T Bowman improves after an operation in Columbus. Ray Williams had a tonsil operation at a Parkersburg hospital. Several families plan travel to the World's Fair from July 9 to 16. Many visits and social gatherings are noted including Mrs Hallie McIntorf and son, Mrs Thelma Jones with Mrs Sara Rubberman, and Mr Osborn Smith's family.
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J. T. Bowman
Columbus
Ray Williams
Parkersburg
A. H. Whitacre
Victor
E. F. Hodgin
Robert
Hallie McIintorf
Sugar Grove
Charles Bowman
Thelma Jones
Smith
Local Socials Note Visiting Friends Across Town
Vernor's sister Mrs Eva Worthington. Mr and Mrs Ross Hoon visited Mrs Hoon's parents Mr and Mrs Joe Young of Broadwell. Dr and Mrs Enoch Heston and grandson of Columbus visited Mr Heston's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Hiram Croy Sunday and Monday.
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Ross Hoon
Royal Arch Masons Picnic Sunday Planned in Ohio District
The Royal Arch Masons thirteenth district of Athens Hocking Morgan Perry and Licking Counties will hold a picnic at the Rock House in Hocking County ten miles from Logan near Gibisonville on Sunday July 9. A basket lunch will be served at noon and members are asked to bring their own meals Rolland Bright of Logan will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Royal Arch Masons
Athens
Hocking
Morgan
Perry
Licking
Rock House
Hocking County
Logan
Gibisonville
Rolland Bright
End Eczema Relief with Peterson's Ointment and Soap
Fiery itchy eczema relief promised by Peterson's Ointment. Claims magical disappearance of rashes pimples and skin blemishes. Box sold for 35 cents in every drug store with Peterson's Medicated Soap also advertised.
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Peterson
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Ink
Jeeter
Colave Barrett
Madame Yvette
Staffhe Man
Treeter
Seren Barrett Colvin
Bariss Stafford
Marcia
Higgins
Colvins
Hughs. Johnson
Ienevieve
Pilliow
Luckoff
Luckon
Glouster
Childrens
White
Lovewell
Micke Ty
Cretonnes
Knitted Ladies Union
Bigbank Athletic Union
Tuckoffc
Athens-Logan-Glouster
Sport Oxfords
Fine
Rayon
Chesterhill
Cleveland
H. J. Smith
Lois Phelps
New York City
Osborn Smith
Lena Whitacre
Faye Davis
Margaret Calendine
Ladies’ Aid Society
Whitacre
Arthur Embree
William Snyder
Zanesville
Rebecca Haffner
Elmer Dyke
Yellow Springs
Emma Shook
Bernice McPeek
Crooksville
Ella McPeek
Catherine McPeek
Earl Dougan
Eric
McConnelsville
W. S. Dougan
T. C. Kennard
Vernor
Eva Worthington
Silk
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