Ohio Theaters Feature Hello Sister and Trick For Trick
The Ohio Theater presented Hello, Sister starring James Dunn and Boots Mallory as a New York couple facing marriage obstacles amid a vivid cast including ZaSu Pitts and Minna Gombell. Also showing Trick For Trick, a Fox mystery melodrama about rival magicians with a Palmisades setting and dramatic tricks explained for clarity.
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Ohio
James Dunn
Boots Mallory
Majestic
Chester Morris
Court
Fox
New York
Ohio Theater
Ralph Morgan
Victor Jory
Hamilton MacFadden
Howard Green
Vivian Cosby
Shirley Warde
Harry Wageratt Gribbie
Sunday Evening and Weekend Guests Across Local Families
Lottridge and Gainer families hosted guests including Charlies Kincade and Carrie Gainer from Tuppers Plains. Numerous neighboring households shared Sunday dinners and visits with residents of Athens, Amenville, Vanderhoof, Little Hocking, Laurelville, Parkersburg, and Amesville.
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Charlies Kincade
Carrie Gainer
Tuppera Plains
Frank Lawrence
Roy Depoy
John Chevalier
H. R. Watkins
Ganz Watkins
Lucille Rose
Athens
Oryn Watkins
Billy
Amenville
Emmett Blair
Coolville
Leroy Boggs
Raymond Boggs
Little Hocking
Carson Boggs
Vanderhoof
Rexall Boggs
Snyder
Lona Clark
Violet
Amy Snyder
Tuppers Plains
R. L. Sharp
Charles Gaston
L. A. Townsend
Amos Townsend
Parkersburg
John Gaston
Wayne Sharp
Joe White
Laurelville
Glen Sharp
Herman Ahart
Ben
L. T Runnion
Amos Hixon
Winlow Grove
Amesville
Grangers Hear Alexander Services At Presbyterian Church
The Church School of the Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athena Albany Road meets at 10. The Rev. Howard Ely Warner speaks at 11 on To What Does Our Christianity Appeal Our Softness Or Our Strength. Granges of Athens County attend the evening service at 8 and will run the program. A trustees meeting and Woman's Auxiliary cabinet meet afterward.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athena- Albany
Howard Ely Warner
Granges
Athens County
Woman's Auxiliary
Hocking Reforestation Under Way In Scenic County Area
Camp Hocking at Conkle Hollow leads a forestry reforestation initiative with Conservation Corps crews working Rock House Ash Cave Cantwell Cliffe and Old Man's Cave. Supervisor Marshal from Columbus oversees three assistants as crews repair fences trim brush and cut poles for intersite communication.
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Co. EK. Maule
Rock House
Ash Cave
Old Man's Cave
Victims and Survivors of Kansas City Massacre Smith
A historical note identifies victims and survivors linked to the Kansas City Massacre, listing individuals notable to the event and their wartime or legal status. The source provides names and brief context on how they were affected by the incident.
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Kansas City
Council Overrides Mayor's Veto Again
Logan city council voted 5 to 0 to approve a $500 appropriation to hire consulting engineers for a survey of the water works plant, over Mayor Elias Bright's veto. Two members were absent. Councilman L K Showalter sought a list of water renters who have not paid, with a public release anticipated.
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Logan
Elias Bright
L. K. Showalter
Former schoolmates may run for Logan mayor
LOGAN June 28 A possibility exists that two former schoolmates may oppose each other in Logan mayoral races. As boys Elias H Democrat and Frank East St. Clair Republican attended the same school and now enter politics.
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Logan
Elias H Democrat
Frank
Epublican
Sine School
Deny Stealing Gas Carbon Hill Men Plead Not Guilty
Logan report details Denver Hawk and Plincy Shaw of Carbon Hill pleading not guilty to stealing gasoline from county road equipment. Deputy Farbearn observed the theft Tuesday night and they were bound over to the grand jury with $500 bonds each. A second item notes a Nelsonville Church choir leading Sunday services at First Presbyterian in Logan for a union worship hour.
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Logan
Denver Hawk
Plincy Shaw
Carbon Hill
Elias Bright
Joe Farbearn
Miscellaneous Shower for Mrs Gladys Schorr Logan
Pocahontas Lodge No 58 hosted a Monday night shower at the hall for Mrs Gladys Columber Schorr Logan. Mrs Ida Sheets and Mrs Maggie Koch eran led, with Miss Mildred Columber presenting gifts to the bride.
Yo-Ag Boys Headed to World's Fair Trip
Twenty six vocational agriculture students from Ames-Bern and Chesterhill High Schools will travel Sunday in a truck to the World's Fair. VO-AG instructor J L Mee Kirktrick will supervise with Mrs McKitrick and Mrs K C Ray accompanying by car. They will stay at a Boy Scout cabin in Hammond Indiana 20 miles from the Chicago grounds and cook their own meals during the week long visit.
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Ames-Bern
Chesterhill
J. L. Mee Kitrick
Vo-Ag
Hammond
Indiana
Chicago
McKitrick
K. C. Ray
Amesville
Portland J. C. Price dies at 84 longtime Ohio river pilot
Portland J C Price longtime local citizen and river pilot died Monday at his son B F Price home at eighty four He passed the renewal license exam in January 1933 Funeral services were held Wednesday at his son's home with Rev Clarey and interment followed in Portland Cemetery Mrs Harry Swan hosted Sunday School Ice cream and lemonade were served
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J. C. Price
B. F. Price
Ohio
Clarey
Portland Cemetery
Harry Swan
Glen Nolte
Bellaire
G. W. Nohe
Parkersburg
Corine Schafer
Plymouth
Allie Price
Political rivals team up as potential primary contenders
The text notes two individuals who are seatmates and friends despite differing party principles. If both win their primaries, an interesting race could unfold, reflecting a long-standing friendly split in political ideology.
Local Woman Injured in Fall at Buckeye Lake
Mrs. J. C. Pettit was brought to Cherrington Hospital from Buckeye Lake after a fall that damaged a knee already hurting from an accident ten weeks earlier.
Death of her father cited in Dorothy Price case
Miss Dorothy Price is reported to be involved in a poisoning linked to her father J C Pr. Relatives and guests from Parkersburg, Elizabeth, Tulsa, Athens, and Syracuse visited Mrs B Lee and Rev Clarey as details of a ministerial meeting and a tourist camp gathering along Route 7 emerge.
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Homer
B. V. Lyons
Emily Tripp
Carrol
Columbus
Melvin Milton
Cody
Wyoming
Russell Berlin
Milton
Berlin
Granville Berlin
Dorothy Larber
Quebec
E. C. Steele
Moscow
Idaho
Alice White
J. c
Dorothy Price
J. Lee
la Black
Parkers
E. V. Black
Elizabeth
W. Va
Douglas
Aivanum
Jessie
Athens
E Dade
Clarey Recentl
Pow
Norman Owens
Syracuse
Hope Laugh
New Haven
Nancy Seales
Marietta Truckers Ship Cabbage to Pittsburg Markets
Marietta, June 2. The Truck Growers Association sent two cars of cabbage to Pittsburg Wednesday evening. Small crates bring $1.85 and 100 pound crates, with shipments down due to drought. The Marietta Truck Association had shipped out a portion of cabbage to Pittsburgh and distributing markets, with overall volume below normal years.
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Marietta
My Truck Growers Association
Pitts
Marietta Truck Association
Pittsburgh
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Allen Jenkins
Frank McHugh
Henry Stephenson
Grant Mitchell
Charles Middleton
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Jim Tully
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Gloria Stuart
Berton Churchill
Tom Brown
Priday
Tim McCoy
Daryl Lincoln
the Devil Horse
James Curran
Zaleski
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James McKibben
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Grangers
Alexander
Chester Morris Vivienne Osborne
Hocking
Citizens’ Conservation Corps
Fred Juergenameier
Reserve Corps
J. M. Cooley
Charles Camden
Bridgeport
W. B. Lacock
West Second Street
F. N. Carlisle
NEW Straitsville News
American Legion
Teddy Williams
John Sweazy
Orrville
Robert Wilson
Margaret
Circleville
Anna
Robert
New Straitaville
Mitt
Goldie Otstat
Betty Jane
Barbara Otstat
L. L. Southman
State Department of Education
J. W. Coleman
Marion Township
FENED
Bert Gossetts
W. W. Martin
Nash Caffrey Hermanson Lackey Vettersi
Justice
Frank Smith
Logan Water Works
Empire of Primary Battles
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Yo-Ag Boys
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Ellis
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Pittsby
Zenners
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Jantzen
Doeskin
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