Goats Meet Red Riding Hood as Tiny Twins Chase A Gift
Judy and Punch tease a goat named Billy Whiskers and follow a girl known as Red Riding Hood across a clover field. The girl takes the twins toward her home on the way to a planned show while the goats scamper and argue about names. The scene ends with the promise of more in tomorrow's installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Daisy
Punch
Rose
Carrot
Caboage
Ana Petter
Gil
Red Riding Hood
Mr. Watson
Saalfield Publish Co
Akron
Cherry
Goosey
Arline
Ned
Miss Bates
Moss Castle Imp Converts Peggy To Tiny Girl
Peggy, facing a moss imp in a mossy glade, is shrunk to a tiny girl by a magic verse. The imp explains the Moss Castle’s seed hats hold spores used to propagate their realm and, once the spell ends, Peggy returns to normal size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Mons
Newanswer Venture Service
Odd Facts From Historic Notes On War and Industry
A collection of curious statements notes illegal matches containing phosphorus in Belgium, unaccounted prisoners of war in several countries, and the London Bridge length and cost. It also cites Beveridge predicting unemployment, women’s cookery classes, Britannia colliery as a modern power-driven mine, and the aging mystery of trees measured by tree rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
South Wales
Nly
Fortieth Anniversary Gathering At King Home
A large group attended Mr. and Mrs. H. R. King’s Sunday event marking their fortieth wedding anniversary on July 10. Relatives from Downington, Sand Rock, Bates, Jerseyville, Pleasant Valley and nearby towns joined Mr. and Mrs. King, their children, and other family members for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie King
Pleasant
George Morrison
Dave Smalley
George Gilkey
H. R. King
George (Itkey and Son
Elizabeth Towsley
Cecil Cooley
Fd Bolin
Rank King
Downington
Sand Rock
George Hamilton
Bates
Isaac Dailey
Jerseyville
Ira Haning
Pleasant Valley
Ed Martin
Near Pleasant
del Reeves
Near Downington
W. B. King
Near Pleasant Valley
Protective Legislation For Women Discussed At Cleveland Convention
Protective legislation for women and children will be debated at the national convention of business and professional women's clubs opening in Cleveland. Membership from 369 clubs is reportedly divided on the issue of special laws. Large delegations from clubs nationwide attend the first session as officers are to be elected Friday. Prominent women will address sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Federation
Sharon
Thomas R. Randolph
Randolph
Youngstown
FE. W. Randolph
Buhl
Pittsburgh
Deroit
Ohio
Pennsylvania
S.s.s.co
Dep
Atlanta, Ga
S.S.S
Pigs Grow Faster When Diet Includes Dried Blood
British experimenters report that pigs fed a diet with added dried blood gain more weight than pigs given the same food without blood. The study suggests dried blood enhances growth in swine.
Cherry Battles With Green Eyes in Turbulent Marriage
Cherry Adams returns home before Edward and, in a tense scene, contends with jealousy over Ned and Arline Bates. Ned speaks of business troubles and the two discuss trust, while Cherry hides rising fury and resists betraying her inner turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Edward
Arline Bates
Ned
Arline
Wellsburg
Wayne
Miss Bates
Local Society Notes and Minor Injuries Reported
Pastion Willford, son of Alva Pierce, injured by a pin in his foot. Mrs. Effie Tennel of Chauncey visited Mrs. Charles Eddy and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor returned from Pomeroy. Rev. Bishop Moore and Rev. E. Dabritz were Sunday guests of Frank Weeklyns. Mrs. Pearl Hunter underwent a hospital operation. described as serious but successful. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith hosted Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willford
Alva Pierce
Effie Tennel
Chauncey
Charles Eddy
James Taylor
Pomeroy
Bishop Moore
E. Dabritz
Frank
Pearl Hunter
St. Frances Hospital
Harvey Smith
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Summer Week
A flurry of family gatherings and outings fills the page. Mrs Smith and relatives attend an Ice Cream Social at Moongal, Rev William Clark preaches in Columbus, and many guests travel among Athens Nelsonville and Logan. A seven pound catfish is noted with a correction. Spring hinge shutters promise easier operation through window casings.
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Billy Whiskers
By Frances Ero Montgomery
Thera Dow
Pegsy
Posey
Ike
Moss
Belgium
Germany
Turkey
Bulgaria
Austria
London Bridge
William Beveridge
London School of Economics
England
British Ministry of Labor
Tege
Ringy Vielble
F.C. Stedman
Athens
National Glove Co
Columbus
Pelly
Maggie
CHP
Storpett
Iskirts
Shux
Iskrrt
Coyright International Feature Service Inc
Tara
THE
Verdun
Siraps
Feature Sanvice. Inc
U. S. Patent Office
George McManus
Golly
Intl Feature Serviceing
the Street Cleaners
By Beck
Ain
WNY ‘Too
Pleasant Hill
Phyllis Phillip
Liz Guess
Mozelle Stephan
Lucius Burson
Elia Six
Lottie Pickett
Carl Judy
Nelsonville
van Meter
Salem
Roscoe Shields
Virgene Shields
Lon Humphrey
Charles Loomis
Helber
Logan
Roy Gabriel
Mr. Hawk and Sons
Clarence Shafer
Jacksonville
J. K. Brown
Bert Adams
Fannie Ball
George Rorter
Ruth Burdette
Riley Keeton
Frank Smith
Richard Calhoon
Jess Beverage
Addie Callahan
Newt
Hoch
Mr. Hoch
M. E. Twiss
Ath
Ens
Mary Micheals
M. BE
Asylum
Mr. Jellison
Thelma Noble
Blanche Cochran
Bertha Vargo
Dorothy Day
Geneveive Shrieves
Vivian Erb
Ruth Wallace Gertrude McClain
Gay McDonald
Jane Aleshire
Marie Aleshire
Wanda Powell
Nellie Bumgardner
George Gabriel Jr
Thelma Mitchell
Sam Mitchell
Grace Hardy
Virginia Thompson
Buchtel
Murray City
Arthur Burchfield
Co. D. Augustine
Poston
Pat Moore
Evelyn
Lucy Surgeon
William Moore
Floyd Barker
James Icenburg
Pearl Goodson
Addie Calahan
John Wiseman
Jack
War
W. V
Newton Hoch
Jean Mercer
Ralph Porter
Floyd Linscott
Thelma Surgeon
Arza Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Resinol
Baltimore
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