Ruth Chatterton in The Journal of a Crime and The Right to Romance
Ruth Chatterton stars in The Journal of a Crime a drama based on Jacques Deval with Adolphe Menjou as her husband’s rival and Noel Madison as a killer. Also featured is The Right to Romance with Chatterton as Dr Sim and a sleek cast including Ann Harding in a plastic surgeon role. Court Theater showcases Tom Mix in The Rustlers Roundup profiling his varied career from Texas Rangers to motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chatterton
Jess
Jacques Deval
Chatterton
Adolphe Menjou
Menjou
Solo
Dodd
Vecker
Noel Madison
Dougprille
E Barbier
Henry Phillip Reed
Henry Kolker
Reicher
Edward McWade
Pidgeon
Frank Darien
Clay
Else Janssen
Ann
Harding
Dr. Simat
Dr. Simmons
Tergeon
Mus Harding
Young
Bart
Ather
Irving Pichel
Alden Delmar Watson
Helen
E Tobin
Wrecker
Freeman
Alfred Santel
Court
Tom Mix
Universal
Tom
el Paso
Texas
United States Seventh Cavalry
Virginia Military Institute
Texas Rangers
Cuba
Philippines
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Kansas
Colorado
United States
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Shonts Brothers
Miller Brothers
Chicago
Mexico
Romantic Cuban Escape Leads to Hidden Truths
Pablito, a handsome youth, flees from Florida to Cuba with Beau and Lottie after a masquerade at JIm Field’s home. Beau plans to use Pablito while fearing exposure as the Jeffries pearls theft and a murder probe swirl in Havana. Sir Aubrey searches for his son as Noyes, the fugitive, may unite past and present dangers.
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Pablito
Florida
Cuba
Beau
Lottie
Rich Jim Field
Ted Jeffries
Field
Jeffries
Estelle Field
Havana
Norris Noyes
Noyes
Marcia Treadway
Sir Aubrey
Pablito Smith
Theodore Jeffries
Wilson urges 30 hour week with limits but not stifling invention
Ralph Wilson argues a 30 hour week could aid overmechanized industries and depressed sectors but should not curb invention. He notes forest trade declines, credits April 1933 onwards recovery, and cites his Ohio roots and role at Babson Reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Glorifying Yourself and Posture in Elizabethan Polite Society
Alicia Hart argues gracious bearing beats fleeting beauty. A confident, upright posture marks a positive person and leaves a lasting impression. Even homely figures like Queen Elizabeth demonstrated authority through stance, showing posture outlasts youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Coal Operator Killed by Mine Pony Runaway
Cornelius F. Hostetler of Beach City a coal operator was fatally hurt Tuesday when a mine pony ran away at a Dover area mine authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Cornelius F. Hostetler
Beach City
Logan Easter Services Set at Masonic Hall
Easter services will be held Sunday evening at Masonic Hall by Knights Templar. The Rev. R C Babylon of First Presbyterian Church will deliver the sermon. Dinner at 6 o'clock precedes the service. Annual inspection announced for April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Masonic Hall
Knights Templar
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church
Bright Named Cashier at Local Liquor Store
Joe Bright has been informed of his appointment as cashier of the local liquor store. Clerks to be hired in a few days. Equipment not yet arrived. Elks Building room ready. Frank Judy, supervisor, will direct the business under a committee recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Joe Bright
Elks
Frank Judy
Bright
Democrat Executive Committee
New Straitsville News Highlights Local Visits and Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawson and their son visited the Lawsons in New Straitsville. Emma Williams of Shawnee called on Mr and Mrs P M Strain. Sue Snyder of Shawnee and Mrs. Milton Campbell shopped in Logan. Novella Mills, daughter of the Mills, has recovered from a broken arm. Don Weese and his orchestra played at the American Legion Hall dance on Friday night March 16. Ruth Auker accepted a position in Columbus. Logan notes Coach John Longley and John Roberts traveled to Columbus for the state basketball tournament. after the tournament an all star selection was announced with minor misplacements on both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Edward Lawson
Emma Williams
Shawnee
P. M. Strain
Milton Campbell
Sue Snyder
Logan
Novella Mills
Edward Mills
Don Weese
American Legion Hall
Ruth Auker
Columbus
John Longley
John Roberts
Japan Seeks Friendly Settlement With U S
The Japanese Government has begun direct diplomatic talks with the United States to secure an immediate amicable settlement of all Far Eastern questions pending between the two nations. Washington announced the move on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
United States
Japan
Dozen Schools Preparing for Concert Here
Rehearsals are underway in 12 Athens County high schools for the third All County High School Concert to be held Friday at 7 30 p m in Memorial Auditorium Athens. The event is sponsored by the county athletic and oratorical association with choruses featuring dozens of named singers from Athens Rome Jacksonville Trimble Hollister and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
County Athletic and Oratorical Association
Rome
Ray Barrows
Norman Welch
Russell Carsey
Woodrow Edwards
Virgil Hill
Myers Faulkner
Robert Patterson
Melba Faulkner
Doris Durfee
Virginia Fortney
Leota Montgomery
Marie Norris
Nora Hall
Thelma Koons
Ethel Markins
Stella Matyskella
Lucy McCune
Maury Phillips
Phyllis Willeke
Barbara Sayer
Bartha Jean Chadwell
Elizabeth Dunlevy
Minnie Grimm
Martha Ann Heckman
Viola Johnson
Hazel Milhoan
Dorothy Rainey
Bernice White
James Grimm
Wilbur Householder
Gerald McClellan
Elijah Smith
Billie Moore
Gerald Skinner
Frances Kempton
Kathleen Ridge
Isabelle Rollins
Maxine Mingus
Bernice Barns
Hecter Lenigar
Freda Shepherd
Elaine Salyers
Elizabeth Shanbeorn
Safety Meeting Aims To Cut Accidents For CWA Workers
Safety director F. Rovegno announces a Friday March 23 session at 7 50 p m in the Athens Courthouse to review safety factors for foremen and timekeepers and invite all interested workers. The session focuses on dynamite handling and thaw related slips and caveins with a Columbus safety department speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
F. & Rovegno
Athens
Athens County
Columbus Safety Department
Howegno
D of A Members Plan Syracuse Benefit Sale
Syracuse residents join Pomeroy delegation for a potluck dinner to support the state Daughters of American Revolution orphans. A quilt to be sold for the benefit was completed and local families attended by Rev. and Mrs. Niswander and others at various dinners and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Pomeroy
D. of A. Lodge
D. of A
Irving Karr
Paul Niswander
Carroll
G. L. Bogardus
Kutland
Asbury M. BE
van Johnson
William Moore
Richard West
Gallipolis
William Houdashelt
Mineraville
Houdashelt
William Houdaeshelt
M. E. Church
Poverty Party Plans Special Friday Program at Columbia Grange
Columbia G CARPENTER hosts a poverty meeting Friday evening with a grand march opening the program. Marvin Chase presents a newspaper article while Manering and Thelma Galloway perform instrumental music. Audrey Swett discusses housecleaning. Gerald Starkey reads a poem. Alma and Leona Chase sing. Winnie Rawlings conducts a pigteary chase and Irish dances are performed by several girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Grange
Carpenter
Columbia G
Marvin Chase
Thelma Galloway
Audrey Swett
Gerald Starkey
Alma
Leona Chase
Winnie Rawlings
C. Hartman
Reedsville Notes on Local Movements and Visits
Mrs. Caroline Cottle visits relatives in Marietta and Akron. Miss Carrie Kibble accompanies her nephew. Harley Wood and his mother relocate to Racine. B L Hendricks move to Parkersburg. Earnestine Barton visits Parkersburg parents from Parkersburg employment. Callie Cowdery and H D Parker visit friends in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Caroline Cottle
Marietta
W. B. Kibble
Akron
Carrie Kibble
Harley Woode
Racine
B. L. Hendricks
Parkersburg
Earnestine Barton
Earnest Barton
Callie Cowdery
H. D. Parker
Flora Dwain Stars In Hawaiian Hula Class Graduation
Miami student Flora Dwain shines in a local Hawaiian hula class on a sunny Florida beach as she prepares to graduate. The report highlights her status as a star pupil and notes her hometown ties to Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Dwain
Miami, Fla
Judgment Granted in Cognovit Note Case in Athens County
Hal H. Rowland obtained a $125.00 cognovit note judgment against Garfield Grimes in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Judge David H. Thomas of Marietta issued the decree on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal H. Rowland
Garfield Grimes
Athens County
Lenigrad Government Ice Breaker to Rescue Arctic Stranded
LENIGRAD Russia March 2 The government ice breaker Krasevn will depart soon on a 12 mile voyage via the Panama Canal to rescue people stranded on the Arctic tea off the Siberian Canal.
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Krasevn
Panama Canal
Arctic Tee
Athens man pleads guilty to intoxication charge
William Treace of Athens pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined $5 plus costs by Mayor Len B. McCune on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Treace
Athens
Len B. McCune
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Athens Messenger
Ohato
Mary
Philadelphia
Naples
Genoa
Delaware
Billings
Peblito
Pabillo
Angel Eyes
Big Bob
Smith
Ralph Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lems
Babson's Reports, Inc
Wellesly Hills
Maas
Nelonville
Ohio University
Majestic
Reom
Young Shastune
Montgomery
Fugitive
Madge Evans
Wack Holt
the Wrecker
Ma the Duistlers
Wit Carson
Alicia Hart
Uiderio
Journal of A Crime
First National
Lear
New Straitsville News
U. S
Plan Poverty Party
Pacific
Krescur
Prs
Lenigrad
Russia
Siberian Canal
McCue
America
Bai
Ularly
Henry Thies
Pure Oil
Apure O Tl Company
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