Bohemian sights at the Greenwich Village cafe
Artist Vincent Stornaway escorts Bruce Gid on a tour to the Cafe in New York's Greenwich Village where Judith Grant introduces Clarissa Morley and Chummy. Steyne returns to confront Chummy as Judy plans a quiet reunion while Dumont arranges a future meeting.
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Vincent Stornaway
Bruce Gid
New York
Greenwich Vie
Judith Grant
Cafe
Clarissa Morey
Chummy
Alan Steyne
Steyne
Judith
Bastien Dumont
Ow York
Owever
Judy
Clarissa Morley
Clarissa
Dumont
Alan
Miss Grant
Lucifer
Misa Grant
Report on US coal production for week ended June 7
National Coal Association preliminary loading reports from railroads show soft coal production in the United States for the week ended June 7 in net tons. For the same week in 1929 production was 2,156,000 net tons. Total products reported by the U S Bureau of Mines were 8,272,000 net tons for the week ended May 24 and 7,394,000 net tons for the week ended May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Coal
U. S. Bureau Mines
Minshall Dies. Pocahontas Oil Leader Laid to Rest
T E Minshall 30 founder and president of Pocahontas Oil Corporation dies after heart attack. Funeral tomorrow at Lake View Chapel with burial in Chillicothe. WWI veteran served in Fourth French Army Liaison Section and was cited by France for valor, ending war as captain.
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Cleveland
U.P
T. E. Minshall
Pocahontas OW Corporation
Lake View Chapel
Chillicothe
Minshall
Oil
Fourth
Helen Drake Elected President Of Mothers Helpers 4-H
Helen Drake was elected president of the Mothers Helpers 4-H Sewing Club at a meeting at leader Mrs. Margaret Barnhill's home in North Hill. The club will study sewing instead of foods, with Louise Seipel as vice-president and Dorla Burson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Drake
Mothers Helpers 4-H
Margaret Barnhill
North Hil
Louise Seipel
Dorla Burson
Sac
Woodyard Held on Forgery Charge Near Albany
Leonard Woodyard, south of Albany, waived preliminary examination and pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Carl H. Porter on a forging a check charge. He was held to the grand jury under $800 bond after allegedly signing Radcliff's name to a $20 check cashed at an Athens store. affidavit used by Prosecutor R. D. Williams and executed by Constable Joe Jonas.
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Leonard Woodyard
South of Albany
Carl H. Porter
Woodyard
Radcliff
Athens
R. D. Williams
Joe Jonas
Mu-col Feminine Hygiene Claims Gentle Germ Defense
Purported medical use in hospitals and offices for twenty five years claims Mu-col stops germs in delicate organs. Advertises ten fold strength without harming tissue unlike poisonous suppositories. Says it prevents trouble and pain, eases periods, controls odor, and offers comfort and cleanliness with douche instructions on the package. Sold by all druggists.
Bankers Thompson and Son Enter State Penitentiary
Canton reports William A. Thompson a banker and his son Ag Thompson began punishment in the state penitentiary for alleged embezzlement of 73600 dollars from the Peoples Banking Company of Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
UPR
William A. Thompson
Ag. Thompson
State Penitentiary
Peoples’ Banking Company
Alliance
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Judith and
D Heath Hosken
Chelsea House
Umont
Ian Steyne
Alan Stéeyne
Cafe Ture
Central Park
Pounder
Oil Company
Mothers Helpers
America
Love Brothers
Carpenter Home. Co
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Ohio
TEL. Ee Rnor
Linton Sl Suncet
Penna. B.R
B. G. Kill
General
OOM_AND BATH co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bernice M. Murray
Colonial Street
Waterville
Maine
Ripley
Bnecking Party
Padaung
Burmah
Athens Messenger
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