Old Man Sent to State Pen in Pomeroy Court
Ten men faced Common Pleas Court in Pomeroy with one guilty plea. Jacob Bot eel, a lifelong resident, admitted liquor offenses and received a one to three year sentence at the Ohio Penitentiary plus a $500 fine. The others pleaded not guilty or were held on bonds. several ran bonds or remained jailed. Fine ripe cherries are selling in the Pomeroy market at ten cents per bowl.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas
Jacob Boteel
I. W. Crow
Ohio
Charles Chaney
Vivian Hoffman
Melvin Grim
Jai
Thomas Eynon
Worthy Caster
Joseph White
William Lee
Reed Circle
George Leem
Not Guilty Verdict Delays Iris and Nan’s Courthouse Plan
In a courtroom plot unfolding around John Curtis Morgan defending Lois Downs against murder charges, Iris Morgan plans a New York departure with her lover Crawford’s financial payoff. Nan Carrell, torn between duty and desire, discovers a stolen note revealing Crawford’s guilt and love for Iris. The verdict arrives as Iris prepares to flee.
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John Curtis Morgan
Tris
Nan Carroll
Nan
Morgan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Iris
Iris Morgan
Curtis
Tave Jans
Willis Todd
Triste
Wervons
New York
Lois Downs
Curt
Nan Carrell
Sonny-Boy
Banbury Kennels
Strongheart
Jack
Nana
Rene
Pusey
Iris Leaves, Nan Faces Trial Over Iris and Lois Downs
Iris Morgan departs for New York leaving husband John Curtis Morgan and son Curtis unaware. Nan Carroll worries Iris runs from a looming murder case involving Lois Downs nurse and Mrs Ward's daughter, while Morgan fights to defend Lois in court. The scene intertwines family tension, romance, and a high-stakes legal battle.
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Lois Downs
West Is Honored on His 21st Birthday
NEW MARSHFIELD June 4 Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Warley Weets home for the twenty first birthday of their son Chester Music and entertainment followed by refreshments Several presents were received by the honoree including items from Mrs Nettie Milligan Mr and Mrs Newton Knowlton and children and many others in attendance
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West
New Marshfield
Warley
Chester
Surat
Nettie Milligan
Ar Mra
Newton Knowlton
Marvel
Martha
Marvin
Mary Sisson
Sylvia McVey
Louies Jourden
Carrell McVey
Madge West
Sirgene Tewksbury
Dorothy Weet
Maude Freeman
Ardis Chesser
Messrs
Cifford
Pete Andrews
Floyd West
James
Charts Milligan
Archamt
Lorn Aureritt
Glen Woods
Grand Fis
Johnnie Price
Noel Lewellen
Henry Phillip
Mr. and All
Worky West
Chester Weet
Hoover Farm Program
Secretary of Agriculture
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Congrea
Radio WLW Daily Schedule The Morning Program Routine
Radio WLW lists a Tuesday June broadcast with a full morning lineup starting 6 09 a m and continuing through the day. Programs include musical headlines organ segments healthful exercises weather livestock reports time signals and country music presented by various hosts and stations staff.
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Matiner
Zoological Gardens
Women's Radio Club
Polly
Anna
Cleves
Omo Caverns
Glenn Adams
NEC
Orchestra
Heermann
Melville Ray
Henry Fillmore
Mike
Radio Hound
Henry Thies
Los Amigos
Latin America
Johnny Hamp
Kentucky Serenaders
NBC
Dad Kershner
The
Morning Mail
Marjory & Irene
School of Cookery
Pat Giltek
Cincinnati
WLW
Pa. Gick
Y. M
Pat Ui
Hmoel Orchestra
Texa
Messenger Pattern Dress with Velvet and Crepe
Distinctive dress pattern features a waistline with deep points below the yoke and a flare skirt. Combines metal brocade with velvet and crepe options, sleeved or sleeveless, six sizes from 34 to 44 inches. Yardage detailed for 38 inch size and variant sleeve version. Pattern mailed on receipt of payment by silver or stamps.
Local residents and visitors gather in weekend notices
Social notes describe Miss Julia Miller visiting Huntington with her uncle I N Kelley and cousin Josephine Petit who will stay through the summer at the Miller home. Several Columbus families, including the Longstaffs and Swallows, visit relatives here and return home. Families travel to Magnetic Springs and Akron for visits and alums banquets.
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Julia Miller
Huntington
I. N. Kelley
Josephine Petit
Miller
Bertha Hamilton
Columbus
Thomas Longstaff
Nan Ageeas
Charleston
Brooklyn Targets Vic Aldridge In Newark Pursuit
Brooklyn reportedly seeks Vic Aldridge the former Pittsburgh and New York pitcher now with the Newark Internationals as a potential addition for their pitching staff.
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Brooklyn
Vic Aldridge
Pittsburgh
New York
Newark Internationals
Nowlands Assigned New Lenington Prior
The Rev. J Nowland of the Dominean House of Studies Washington DC and former professor of dogmatic theology is named the new prior of St Josephs priory near Somerset succeeding Very Rev J B Calen whose term expired The convent long tied to training young men for the Dominican Order will reopen this fall as the house of studies.
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New Lenington
J. « Nowland
House of Studies
Washington, D. C
St. Joseph’s Priory
Somerset
J. B. Calen
St. Joseph's
The Printer’s Towle and the Broken Banner of Ink
A nostalgic poem about the old printing towel that hung by the press. It recalls workers like the imprinter foreman editor and press crew, each leaving grime on the towel as it grew darker and tougher. One windy morning it fell to the floor and split in two.
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Robin Hood
Julian Bing
Parker Walker
Band of
Merry Men
Hust Side
Fone
Five New Members At Lodi 4-H Club
The Lodi 4-H Club in Jerseyville reports May 24 meeting attendance including five new members Mary Burson Grave Mulligan Laura Williams Gladys Clark and Ethel Harris. A pot luck supper was held and the refreshment committee for the next meeting includes Marie Grim Blanch Harris and Adrian Smith. The group planned summer clothing and gifts and set the next gathering for Friday June 13 at 8 o clock with a program featuring poetry music and talent acts by members Grace Harris Mary Gertrude Mulligan Berdena Hawk and others.
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Jerseyville
Marie Grim
Grace and
Blanch Harris
Grace Douglas
Marie Baughman
Adrian
Donna Smith
Helen Pierce
Ruth Kelley
Racharl Wilson
Bessie Bobo
Mary Gertrude Mulligan
Lena Robin
R Rose Hawk
Maria Grim
Adrian Smith
Mary Burson
Grave Mureligan
Laura Williams
Gladys Clark
Ethel Harris
GOONS
Burson
Berdena Hawk
Grace
Mary Gertrude Mullican
Doris Smith
Grace Mulligan
Grace Harris
Aderian Smith
Bessie Boba
Lena Robinson
ESR
GOG
Uth Kelley
Tin Pan Orchestra Tereshments Committee
Marg Burson
Bereident Hawk
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