Entertains Bridge Club and Guests at Home
Mrs. Max Bartoe hosted her bridge club and guests Wednesday evening at 23 Wolfe Street. Three tables played with out of town guests including Mrs. Bob Jewett and Miss Mariel Young from Nelsonville. Score awards went to Mrs. Harry Coots high, Mrs. Gerald Baird second, and Mrs. Dale Whaley third.
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Max Bartoe
Bridge Club
Wolfe Street
Bob Jewett
Watson Wolfe
Mariel Young
Nelsonville
Athens
Edith Bertrum
Eddie Brown
Harry Coots
Gerald Baird
Dale Whaley
Goods Host Bridge Club and Easter Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs P F Good entertaining their bridge club at Strathmore Boulevard home Thursday evening. Misses Fitch Hoy Booth and others listed as guests. Elizabeth Kern to Columbus for visit with niece Lenore Kern. Easter visits and travel plans noted for several local families.
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P. F. Good
Strathmore Boulevard
Bridge Club
J. B. Roberts
Elizabeth Kern
Sundsey
Columbus
Charles Spcey
Lenore Kern
Famil
Eleanor Fitch
Eimira
Cheriette Hoy
State of Pa
Alice Booth
Eimmira
T. E. Byrne
Franklin Avenue
Fitch
Miss Hey
Dicktawon Seminary
Williemsport
Eco
C. E. Fisher
Magnuen
R. B. Burson
Catherine
Freda Meighem
Secompaert Home
Sy Motor
Bureem
Denis Bureso
Bise Business College
West Virginia Tightens Driving Rules
West Virginia enacts amended driving examination rules barring totally deaf, color blind, or intoxicated individuals from operating autos. The changes, drawn by ex Superintendent FR L Oshorn, attach to prior rules and require trooper decisions with superintendent approval. appeals are not provided.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Exané
FR. L. Oshorn
Fimel
No significant lead in Lindbergh baby search
Norfolk residents Rear Admiral Guy Burrage Dean Harold Peacock and John H Curtis visited Colonel Lindbergh last night and provided information that officials examined and found not to have any specific significance in the Lindbergh baby investigation. Colonel H Norman Schwarzkopf, directing the search, announced the bulletin on progress.
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Hopewell
Norfolk
H. Norman Schwarskopf
Guy Burrage
Dean Harold Peacock
John H. Curtis
Lindbergh Estate
Schwarzkor
Colonel Lindbergh
Most States Are Now Casting Wet Votes
The Literary Digest reports 33 states voting over 2 to 1 wet in its Prohibition Poll with over three million ballots tallied. The wet states total 86 million people, eight states over 4 to 1 against the Eighteenth Amendment, and Ohio shows 307,118 votes with 222,012 against and 8,106 for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Ohio
Sister Files Divorce Suit Against Brother in Aurora
Miss Edna Rowe, an Aurora lawyer, filed a divorce suit Thursday against her brother Ralph We. She acted as attorney for her sister-in-law who charges Rowe detested her three children.
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Sister
Brother Wheaton
Ill
Edna Rowe
Aurora
Ralph We
Rowe
Crash-Proof Plane Tested by French Aviator
In Grasse France on March 5 aviator Bert Sauvant tested a crash proof aircraft built without wings or landing gear. He released the craft from a cliff at Escragnolies 1 mile away, fell 180 feet and survived unhurt despite the machine being demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasse
France
Abert Sauvant
Saurant
Threatening Letters Target Longworth and London Times Reporter
Threatening letters demanding 1300 dollars each were received by Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth widow of the late House Speaker and Sir Wilmer Lewis London Times correspondent in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Wilmer Lewis
London Times
landbergh kidnapping threat linked to Mrs Longworth
Police believed the note demanding money in the Landerg h kidnapping case was the work of two suspects. An arrest was expected soon and the note warned of consequences if payment was not made. The report did not name Mrs Longworth's seven year old daughter Paulina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cram
Longworth
Landbergh
Sutter
Paulina
Bracher Calls Protests Put Him In Embarrassing Position
Columbus reports Charles A Bracher of Dayton says the protest against his candidacy has put him in a very embarrassing position. He remarks on the political pressure and the awkward situation created by the demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Charlies A. Bracher
Dayton
Republican nomination bid for U.S. Senate declared
A letter to Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown states a Republican hopeful will seek the party nomination for the United States Senate. If his nominating petitions are rejected he plans to run as an independent in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio University Students Begin Easter Vacation
Students from Ohio University left Athens today as Easter vacation started. Hundreds of youths dressed for travel carried bags and boarded trains while a fashion parade on West Union Street drew crowds before each departure. Classes resume next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
University
West Union Street
Fur Jackets and Coats On Sale At Charm Shoppe
The Charm Shoppe at 25 South Court Street advertises a sale on fur jackets fur coats and fur scarfs in the newest designs for the season. The note invites readers to visit before Easter Sunday to see the collection and make a purchase.
Easter Holiday Traffic Surges as Thumbers Earned Rides
On the bus station scene crowds gathered as Thumbers proliferated and motorists in an Easter mood offered assistance. The roads leading from the city saw many travelers receiving rides home amid fortunate traffic conditions.
Ingalls Urges Economy in Campaign Kickoff
David S. Ingalls of Cleveland opened his campaign in Springfield urging economy in governmental operation as the keynote of his Thursday night address. He emphasized trimming waste and cutting costs to improve public service efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
U.P
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
New Silvus basement store to open in Athens County
An Athens County ad notes a new Silvus bargain basement shop will open in the basement of the present store. Due to low rent and reduced overhead the venture aims to save shoppers thousands yearly while offering only new up-to-date quality merchandise at prices under competing stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvus
Athens County
Shvus
Adv
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