Love, Loyalty, and a Vanishing Lover In Greenwich Village
Judith Grant, an artist’s model, shares an attic with Clarissa Morley and Chummy, who vanished seven years ago when her lover Steyne disappeared. Steyne reappears. Chummy fails to recognize him. He explains they were never to marry, just youthful infatuation. Judith, loved by Bastien Dumont, is torn as Chummy’s illness worsens. Judith confronts Steyne and departs to care for Chummy during a crisis.
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Chummy
Steyne
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Bastien Dumoer
Chaummy
Rtv
Clara
Judy
Bastien
Alan Steyne
Max Dickbread
Alan
France Trip Timeline Details and Return Voyage
A 57 day journey to France will be followed by a return voyage aboard the US and Aquitania sailing from Cherbourg on August 29 and reaching New York on August 15. The plans include a transatlantic crossing with date specifics for both departure and arrival.
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France
Cherbeurs
US & Aquitania
New York
Costumes of Past Present Shown Chapter VI
In McArthur a fashion show by the Civic Club featured era costumes and wedding attire. Judy, Chummy, and Alan Steyne subplots unfold with hospital scenes, money worries, and a hopeful illness recovery amid social drama.
Athens Council abandons garbage incinerator plan amid annexation talks
The Athens City Council abandoned plans for a garbage incinerator citing cost and tax delinquency concerns. The body authorized negotiations to remove hogs from Herrold Place Dump and to cover trash handling with $354 monthly payments, plus billboards to hide the site. A Richland Avenue annexation discussion was set with a committee to work with residents, contingent on county approval and petition signatures.
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Ohio University
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Athens
Mayyor
Robert 8. Wood
Lily Millican
Herrold Place
Wood
John W. Bolin
John Dowler
John S.S. Collins
Richland
Athens Township
Richland Committee
Mucol Promoted For Feminine Health Care
Enlightened women use Mucol for 28 years by doctors in offices and hospitals. Mucol stops germs in delicate organs, tenfold strength without injuring lining. Prevents trouble, disease, pain. eases periods and odor. douche guidance included.
Enthusiastic Youngstown Man Praises Konjola Remedy
Homer Barger of 650 St. Ianuis Street Youngstown says eight years of illness with kidney and liver pain heart issues and severe digestion improved after using Konjola He completed seven bottles and claims complete relief and restored vitality His family also benefited Konjola is sold at McKee Drug Co in Athens Ohio and by local druggists.
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St. Ianuis Street
Youngstown
Athens
Ohio
McKee Drug Co
Old Resident of Vinton Is Dead in Ohio
James Johnson aged 75 died at his daughter Mrs Rose Willis home in Chillicothe on Friday after two months of illness. Born near Iran Valley Furnace in Vinton County he worked at iron furnaces in Iron Valley and Gallia. He leaves a widow Mildred Tucker two sons and four daughters. Funeral was at his son Van Johnson’s home conducted by Elder A B Kirkendall. Pallbearers listed and burial in Halk Cemetery.
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A. B. Kirkendall
Creala
Walter Lee
Miles Ogan
H. Jd. Swaim
Ogan Ranyan
Joe
Raymond Saltz Buérial
Hlk
William J Fal dies after paralysis at 64 in Chili cothe
William J Fal aged 64 born in Zaleski died at his home in Chili cothe Saturday May 14 from paralysis. He leaves a widow formerly Miss Ellizabeth Towell of Zaleski, three daughters Mrs Anne Dick of Florida and two Mrs Ray Colbert and Mrs Marie Pruitt of Columbus, and a son John Eal of Columbus. Funeral was at St Sylvester Church Zaleski Tuesday morning with Rev J J Hynes officiating.
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Zaleski
J. J. Hynes
McArthur Women To Tour Europe In June
McArthur society figures Mia and Alice Dunlap with niece Martha Hamilton plan to depart June 19 for Montreal to begin an extended Europe tour. Antonia leads a 50 member party on June 26 to visit Ireland England Scotland Holland Switzerland Germany Austria and Italy.
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Mcarthur
Mia
Alice Dunlap
Martha Hamilton
Montreal
Antonia
Ireland
England
Scotland
Holland
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Austria
Italy
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Hattie Long
A large gathering marked Mrs. Hattie Longs birthday with 43 descendants attending. The noon dinner at Trimmers Grove followed, with many relatives listed from The Plains Athens Dundar and nearby communities attending.
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Hattie Long
Trimmers Grove
Cyrus Cheaner
Delaware
Mra
Wit. Nant McDonald
the Plains
Robert Sickles
Athens
Ernest Whtiael
Columbia
Ho McDonald
James McGhee
Dandas
Silva McGhee
Dundas
Glenn Nutter
Yereh
Everett Cheaser
Springfield
Ale
Clyde Withers
Inlumbos
Hagel Zimmerman
Athany
Ora Murray
Festival Postponed at St Sylvester Church
The lawn festival at St Sylvester Church is postponed from June 19 to the evening of June 22. Local organizers cite weather concerns and logistical adjustments for the new date.
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St. Sylvester« Church
Gave Rebels the Yankees Slip After Capture
Logan June 16 reports Lucilla Kep lar a resident of Green Township Hocking County one of the few living Civil War veterans after the capture and a note on the Yankee Slip nickname used in the conflict.
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Logan
Lucilla Keplar
Green Township
Hocking County
Incomplete text records capture town figures and losses
Fragmentary OCR notes recount escape and capture events near a Civil War era setting. Names such as Mr Kepiar and Mr Keplar appear with actions tied to missions and a Yankee act. The passage notes a death of Mise Maggie Snutter and a family with several living members.
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Genera Etna
Keplar
Mission Fudge
Chiee
Chiee Anstugua. Upey Hia
Hocking County
Maggie Snutter
Beven
Chen
Con
John
Iar
New Jersey Voters Register During Statewide Primary
An 1908 Newark report notes voters amid a wet and dry issue within the Republican Party as Newark residents participate in the statewide senatorial primary. The article highlights public interest in party positions and voter awareness during June.
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