Judy Steyne's Dilemma Drives a Towny Tale of Love
Judy visits her old town on December Sunday seeking relatives of her mother and meets Alan Breyne who is ill, while Clarissa's truth about their affair drives Judy to sternly refuse marriage. Judy confronts Steyne about his life, chooses independence, and pursues a dazzling dancing career with personal turmoil and romantic tension ongoing.
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Judy
Permeion
New York
Alan Breyne
Ddithapounis
Vo Steyne
Sterne
Clarisel
Clarissa
Alan
Clariasa
Steyne
Paris
Scandinavia
Chummy
Totg
Bruce Giceon
Monopole Theater
Gideon
Dumont
Lemon Grove
Bastien
Persia
Frank Hylton
Former Radcliff resident dies in Columbus at 72
Lafayette Pierce, 72, a former Radcliff, Vinton County resident, died July 11 at his Columbus home. He leaves six sons, three daughters, 11 grandchildren and a brother. Funeral services were held July 15 at Schoedinger Chapel with burial in Union Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Pierce
Columbus
Mcarthur
Radcliff
Vinton County
Kelso Road
Pierce
Harry John
George
Homer
Frank
Ray
Prudy Pierce
Minnie Davis
Mary McNabb
Schoedinger Chapel
Union Cemetery
Probate Grant Names Lacey Albaugh Administrator
In Vinton County Probate Court Judge Garrison grants letters of administration to Lacey Albaugh for the estate of George Albaugh late of Madison Township. In Prattsville Martha E. Doss sues Aus tin Doss to quiet title on a 45 acre tract near Pratts ville and village lots. Judge Darby of the Common Pleas Court bars sold real estate tied to Doss and restrains ownership by the plaintiff or others in the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Vinton County
Lacey Albaugh
George Albaugh
Madison Township
Martha E. Doss
Prattsville
Austin Doss
Dundas
Darby
The
Common Pleas Court
Monument Move Sought for Busy Main Street Corner
State highway officials weigh an order to remove the Soldiers' Monument from the middle of Main and Market Streets due to traffic congestion and relocate it to the Court House Lot.
Worthman Nimon family reunion at Tresboro Church
The Worthman and Nimon families plan a gathering at Tresboro Church on Route 75, north of McArthur, on the first Sunday in August marking a local family reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthman and Nimon
Tresboro Church
Route 75
McArthur
Prosecutor and Wife Travel West to Visit Mother
Vinton County prosecutor and wife departed July 4 by car bound for La Habra California to visit his mother Mrs Sarah J Chap. Potential warrants and safety checks were not disclosed in the fragment, but the trip indicates family visit and cross state travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Chapman
Vinton County
la Habra
California
Sarah J. Chap
Zemo Soothes Summer Skin Irritation Quickly
Advertises Zemo as a fast acting antiseptic that relieves itching from rashes bites ivy poisoning and sunburn. Claims include clearing pimples dandruff and skin irritations with an invisible odorless formula available from druggists for 25c 60c or 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
PILE SUFFERERS Get relief by removing cause of piles
An internal medicine is needed to treat piles by addressing blood congestion in the lower bowel. Dr J. Leonhardt claims success with a remedy named HEMROID after testing on 1000 patients with 960 cures. Druggists sell it and Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store offers money back if it fails.
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J. 8
Leonhardt
Quick
Boys Run Home Miniature Golf Course Over Weekend
Athens youths Paul Roush and Charlies Roush opened a nine hole miniature golf course at 5 Park Place to attract patrons. The brothers advertise with signs and claim playing two rounds equals an 18 hole game while using sawdust river sand and water traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paul Roush
Charlies Roush
Park Place
Evan J. Jones
Birthday Party Held for Floyd Marquis in Canaanville
A surprise birthday party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marquis for their son Floyd Marquis, age twenty three, at their home in Canaanville. Guests included the Starlin, Dorr, Poston, and Dillinger families among many others, with games and refreshments following the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Starlin
E. Poston
Chester
L. A. Thompson
Forrestine Starlin
Helen Junod
Cleo Cain
Bertha Matthews
Anna Starlin
Marieta Darnell
Lucille Starlin
Leota Hill
Dora Thompson
Lorene Starlin
Louise Butts
Frank Koker
Ray Starlin
Elywn Dorr
Ralph Koker
Howard Starlin
Fred Hanning
Ruth
Helen
Chester Poston
Elwyn Dorr
Ernest Thompson
Frank
Charles Dillinger
Ray
Jessie McDonald
Bishopville
Lorene
Lucille
Nesser
Ley Family Attends Chauncey Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. John Ley and children returned to Chauncey from Toledo after attending the funeral of Charles Syx aged 14. Syx died Friday at the family home in Toledo after a long illness. Services were at St. Thomas Catholic Church and burial was in Calvary Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna and six children including Dr. Bernard Syx Lester E. Syx Mildred Thimmes Kathryn Lewen Mae Turner Opal Ley.
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de Reese
Ott Sharp
Pete Lomax
Jackson-Vinton County
Rineheart
National Education Association
Columbus
Canada
William Davis
Magnetic Springs
Bessie Phetteplace
Wilkesville
D. T. Reese
Market Street
Vernon Smith
C. O. Chapman
Clarence Loper
Albert Loper
Dundas
U. S
Quantico
Virginia
Kenton
Washington
Creole
S. W. Karns
Chauncey, Juiviv
John Ley
Chauncey
Toledo
Ley
Charlies Syx
Syx
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Potter and Levering to Wed in Dearborn
Announced in Chauncey the July 17 marriage of Miss Margaret Potter and Hugh O Levering planned for July 19 at Sacred Heart Church Dearborn Michigan. They will reside in Wayne Michigan after a weeklong honeymoon. The bride is Chauncey Dover High School graduate daughter of Wis hart J Potter and his wife formerly of Chauncer now Dearborn residents.
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Chauncey
Margaret Potter
Hugh O. Levering
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Dearborn
Migh
Wayne
Mich
Chauncey-Dover High School
Wishart J. Potter
Chauncer
Ruth Parks and Family Tied to Caldwell News
Miss Ruth Parks and sister travel companion Kendrick Marquis of Caldwell figure in a local society note. The item highlights their visit and ties to Caldwell events.
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Miss Ruth Parks
Kendrick Marquis of
Caldwell
Suspect Murder in Pleasants County River Death
In Parkersburg West Virginia on July 17 foul play is suspected in the death of 83 year old R J Weber whose body weighted with rocks was found in the Ohio River near Blennerhasset Island. Identification was confirmed by initials on clothing and a key matching Weber's room. Weber a former printer had some independent income but scant recent work. Missing watch and pocketbook suggest robbery as possible motive.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
R. J. Weber
Ohio River
Blennerhasset Island
Weber
Lake Erie open bass season resumes with 12 fish limit
Open season for black bass in the Lake Erie fishing district resumes after a May 24 closing during spawning. The state imposes a daily limit of 12 fish over 11 inches. Inland waters season began on June 16.
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Lake Erie
Swallows Pin Safety Pin Incident Ends Harmlessly
Six year old Betty Bry an of Circle Hill was treated after swallowing a safety pin. An X ray located the pin but later reports said it had passed through the body unharmed. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Bryan Sr of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauncey
Betty
Henry Bryan
Lancaster
Circle Hil
Joe Bryan
Cnauncer
Rita Altman’s Sixth Birthday Party in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Max Altman of Chauncey hosted a pink and white birthday dinner for their daughter Rita on Main Street. Attendants included Seymour Luckoff Beatrice Luckoff Henry Kline Jeane Brewer Ethel Henry Marguerite Fouty Dorothy Elaine Wilson Frances Howard and Rita Lois Altman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Max Altman
Main Street
Rita
Athens
Henry Kline
Youngstown
Jeane Brewer
Ethel Henry
Marguerite Fouty
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
Frances Howard
Lois Altman
Chicago Papers Split Over Lingle Murder Probe
Differences of opinion among Chicago newspapers over the Alfred Lingle murder investigation grew clearer as the county grand jury cleared for it to take full charge if it desired. The move follows lingering questions about the inquiry's direction and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Bayer Aspirin relief for headaches and pains
The text promotes Bayer Aspirin as a quick relief for headaches and various pains. It advises keeping a pocket tin for immediate use and a larger size at home, and to read the proven directions for pain, headaches, and neuralgia.
Joyous Foot Bath Then Lift Out
An old advertisement touts Radox foot baths using two tablespoons in one gallon water to soften corns and callouses. It claims soaking for 3 to 4 nights lifts the corn, relieves pain, and refreshes tired feet, promoting Melive Drug Co as a retailer.
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Melive Drug Co
Konjola Praised by Dayton Soldier Home this Season
Mr Henry Faulkner of Company 3 Soldiers Home Dayton Ohio reports Konjola relief for stomach kidney and nervous troubles after other remedies failed. He notes improved appetite quiet nerves and better sleep following the remedy. Six to eight bottle course is advised and Konjola is sold by McKee Drug Co Athens Ohio and by leading druggists in the region.
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Henry Faulkner
Company 3
Soldiers Home
Dayton
Ohio
Konjola
Athens
McKee Drug Co
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Judith Coralie
Stanton
Heath Hosken
Cchelsea Hous
Goodby
Hylton
T. C. Kelly
Telephone Your News
Society
Locato
P. O. Box
McArthur, Ohio
Hocking River
Canaanville
PM Bureau
O. F. B. Dairy
Farm Bureau
Marvin D. Losey
Mgr
St. Athens
Millfield
the Plains
Charles 5. Beauririw, J. —Nannann
Chas. Syx
St. Thomas Church
Betty Bryan
Pin
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple No 135
Pythian Sisters
Chaun
Cey
Ira Cunninghurst
Ia Altman
Cuest
Catherine
Snclass Substitutos
Melon
Rex Research
Prtight
Rex Research Corporation
MekKee Drug Co
Security Bank Bldg
Root
Stella T. Culkosky
Delaware St
Gary
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorothy L. Fairchild
Walnut St
Freeland
Lydia F. Pinkham
Mass
MR. Henry Faulkner
Brown Crewe
Kraft Tapestry
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